I absolutely love stopping here on my way home from Bakersfield. The customer service is always…read moreoutstanding. The shop is clean and organized. Love the snacks and fruit. If you don't live in the area, go to their website, they do ship. You can also call to place an order. You will not be disappointed. 5/20/26

We always make a stop at CA Fruit Depot when we're staying at the RV park next door, and it never…read moredisappoints. This visit was extra special!! We were able to grab the last of the season's navel and Cara Cara oranges, along with some fresh lemons. Everything was incredibly fresh and full of flavor. We also picked up some dates, which are absolutely delicious. I love mine stuffed with good Irish butter and cheddar, it's the perfect sweet and savory combo. My wife prefers hers with Skippy peanut butter, and she absolutely loves them. As always, the staff were wonderful, friendly, welcoming, and happy to help. It's become a bit of a tradition for us, and we'll definitely keep coming back every time we're in the area.

I have been going here almost every other Sunday and this place has several great food trucks and…read morestands. This is where I always buy my favorite tamales! Lots of food to choose from for breakfast up to your lunch! There is a new sushi truck as well (photo below didnt do justice) lol and kettle popcorn. Fresh produce is sold there of course as well as pastries and coffee. I recommend this place!

Hanging Oaks Farmers market seems like a forced (name) Farmers market. By no means is this a…read morefarmers market,also even though the signs says no dogs allowed... THEY ALLOW DOGS IN THE MARKET, on leashes, puppy carriers, dog strollers JUST NASTY........ FARMERS MARKET ???? I only see 2 or 3 vendors with produce, I originally hoped I t would get better over time. and nope it hasnt same 2 to 3 vegetable vendors same thing very week. 2/5 Stars I come here for 2 places Martins Meats 5/5 Stars and Howies Micheladas,5/5 Stars and other than that i don't even know why I continue to come here, I can get those any day of the week, I guess this "Farmer's Market" is not my particular cup of tea ,I have been spoiled in Ventura and San Diego all my life so im biased on the lack of variation of produce and vendors, I have tried to give them a chance, I usually am disappointed every time I come,nothing original, two or 3 places sell almost the exact same items here, and certain places are either out of what I want to get or they don't make that particular item the weekend that I come. I show up before 10am everytime and it hasn't made a difference if I showed up right before closing to get some Chamoy candies, and a Agua Fresca from Howie or some rib tips or breakfast tacos/burritos from Martin. Both 5/5 Stars Dont get me wrong for Bakersfield this is a 5 but we've gotta have more variety Final rating 2/5 Stars until they bring in some produce, and not puppies..

Took a side quest here on the way to Yosemite and it was worth it! I would have given 5 stars but I…read morecan't get over entry fees to a farm...$10.99pp ages 4+. If you decided to pick fruit you pay by the pound at the end which is reasonable but the fee per person just to walk around seemed on the high end. They have goats, chickens, peacocks, a variety of birds, chickens and roosters and cool art displays. We saw signs for paintballing and hayrides though I didn't see any wagons operating. The main reason we stopped was to try the Okie Pies. I had never heard of them and I am always looking to try new things. They remind me of a large empanada or handheld meat pie. We tried 3 savory and 1 dessert Okie Pie. They were out of blueberry so we settled for Apple and it was good but super sweet. I love desserts and unless you're a diehard apple pie fan you may find this to be too sweet. Savory flavors were salsa verde, chicken pot pie, and blueberry BBQ pork. The blueberry BBQ sounds odd but it was everyone's favorite. Everyone was very friendly and there was even someone who let the kids pet the goats and roosters. We'll stop on the way back home for more blueberry BBQ Okie Pies.

A country store, farm and chevron gas station all in one. They have a small variety of fresh fruit…read more(depending on the season) lots of canned goods, baked goods, and a hot food section with a limited selection. Service is more so of a roam the store and if you need assistance find an employee and ask. Ambiance is that of a country store, small quaint, with snacks for the rest of your travels.

We found this amazing market while antique shopping on a Saturday. What a great find! Lots of…read morelocally raised gras feed- pasture raised meats available at very fair prices. Lots of very clean food items, loose leaf teas, single origin coffee, real small batch sourdough bread and just too much to list if you're trying to live a healthy lifestyle. Bakersfield is very fortunate to have a store like this! Make sure to visit and keep them in business- they are much needed!! Also very friendly service as well!!

This market is locally owned and operated. The owner is super nice and knowledgeable about her…read moremarket. The meat is local and has great taste. It's almost like shopping at a farmers market but is available everyday. They carry a variety of grains and beans all with no pesticides. The selection of produce and meats are good value for the safeness and quality they offer. We try to go to this market as often as possible. Shop local and keep this market alive. The value is great based on the product they offer.

Amazing really enjoyed I recommend for everyone…read more Fresh food taste great great experience great atmosphere

What ever happened to farmers markets being cheaper than grocery stores? OMG every vendor is…read moreextremely expensive. I lived I. Oregon for 10 years and farmers markets were pretty reasonable. This market is nice but very expensive 2 squash were -almost 5 bucks. A croissant was $9. Bucks. Nice place to roam around on a Saturday but take some cash as the vendors are not reasonable the food booths are ok and regular pricing but the veggie booths etc are hella expensive.

I went to this farmers market and loved it! There are a ton of great vendors and it's located in a…read moregreat area. The weather has been perfect the last few times it was open and I loved strolling through the vendors and really learning about what they were offering. The vendors are are really great people and the live music is the perfect touch! Being located near home is even better (west side of town). I hope it gets more visitors to keep it going because it's so fun to have them over here. They did a fun Halloween event with candy and costume contests. It's a bit more involved than the other markets, even if it isn't the biggest one. It's like a little family. :) I definitely recommend a visit. Grab a coffee or a Kona ice and take a stroll while enjoying the current weather. *This market is located in the parking lot next to Sequoia's and Asada Grill off of Buena Vista on the last Wednesday of every month.

Stopped in again today to pick up some fresh produce. Great selection and fair prices. This place…read moreis a hidden gem. He had organic fruit and vegetables and everything is truly farm to table. If Drew didn't grow it, he knows who did and what was used to grow it. He also had eggs and breads upon request. I know it is not fancy looking. They have no snazzy advertisement or pretty signs but what they do have his good quality real food.

I've never been more offended in my life. I was shopping at the Niles farmers market on Saturday…read moremorning August 16 when 6 peaches came to $15, I simply asked for a receipt so I can show my husband. The boy told me I could only have a receipt if I paid by phone (Zelle/Venmo,) not by cash then this lady (assuming his mother) started yelling at me and told me I was holding up the line.(there was one other person in line) then she yelled at me that this was California and everything was expensive and commented on my Louis Vuitton wallet. I'm glad she can spot a good fake designer wallet In a way I'm glad my granddaughter was with me so I could teach her in this moment not to be mean or rude to people just because they don't have money. I also apologize to the lady and told her it was my fault that I didn't realize I had chosen something that was going to weigh this much, but she just rolled her eyes at me and didn't care. In the end, I am glad that I asked for my money back. I bought six peaches and two apples for $10 from a few stands down. Is it because I am white with blonde hair that this lady was so MEAN and rude to me? Or was it because she thought I had a designer wallet? I felt sorry for her son. This was a teaching moment for him as well and he just sat there humble and quiet. I felt really bad for him. It is really sad that we have gotten to this point in America that we treat each other with so much hate, and unkindness. All I wanted was a receipt to show my husband how much I paid for the peaches! I was not trying to cause any trouble. Honestly, what did I do? The lady yelled at me that this is a farmers market, but I have gotten handwritten receipts off of a generic receipt pad before from places like this in the past. It's not like my request was from left field . It hasn't been a big deal in the past. I will never ever buy from this farm again and I tell everyone to AVOID THIS BUSINESS as well just for the embarrassment you put me through with my granddaughter. The one star is for the young man who stayed in control and was not confrontational or emotional or just plain MEAN. ‍

Customer service was not great and product is individually picked and yet not best quality.read more

This isn't a big market by any means but it does have heart and it does donate half of the nights…read moretake to local vets. I don't know many business that are that committed to making something work. Give it a try. Everyone who comes out is entered to win a $$ prize.

The negative comments are absolutely spot on when they say that this farmers market is small. No…read morearguments there at all. Let's get real, we are talking Oildale here, not central Bakersfield or the Rosedale area. On the Thursday evenings that I am in town, I make it a point to peruse each and every merchant, which by the way consists of more than just 3 tents. I have purchased my fruits and veggies, natural dog treats, hand made craft items, local bee honey and even brought home a hot dinner for us to enjoy. Oh ya, and don't forget to tip the wonderful guitarist/vocalist who keeps us entertained. Overall this most certainly is in no way a Kaiser Sunday market and not even close to the Brimhall Saturday market, but it does have what I need to keep me going throughout the week. Don't be detoured by the negative comments and think about it in a positive. Since it is smaller it's easy to find what you want, purchase your items and then get home and spend your valuable time preparing a healthy meal for your beautiful family.