Extremely friendly farmer with two adorable and friendly large dogs. The farmstand is off the…read morelarger road and technically part of a larger part of the farmer's residence. We purchased the eggs, almonds, and walnuts. Pam Warfield also has her cast-iron cookbook available for sale as well. The almonds are clearly fresh and have a nice crunch to them. The eggs and walnuts we haven't enjoyed yet, but hearing the farmer mention she was about to feed the chickens told us all we needed to know. Definitely a must-stop for snacks while visiting the area.

This is a great place to buy fresh nuts, my go-to source. In fact, I'm munching on some delicious…read morealmonds from Warfield Farms as I type this review. The farm offers different fruits and veggies seasonally, with most nuts being available year round. The watermelons in the summer are worth the visit! in the fall, visit for huge pumpkins for your porch and pecans for your pie.

We went on Labor Day. Trees are very very dry, definitely not enough water…read more There are some fig trees. A lot felt on the ground. The ones on the trees are dry and small.

We went cherry picking here and it was so fun! The cherries tasted amazing, multiple kinds to…read morechoose from. The lady who worked there was so sweet and you could tell everyone likes her. We have yet to go for the other fruits but we'll definitely be going again sometime!

The chocolatier was a wonderful host. The chocolates and brittle are delicious and reasonably…read morepriced and the ice cream was delicious and underpriced! So cute too! The best part though, were the cats and ducks. They're so lovey and we were allowed to feed them treats :)

We stop here nearly every Wednesday afternoon on our way from Redding down to the Feather River…read moreTemple in Yuba City. Sean is so kind and welcoming, and we now consider him our friend. He and his staff make the most delicious chocolates and sweets and we love the fresh flowers! They also have ice cream! Redding Ballet Theatre, a non profit ballet company in Redding has benefited from Sean's generosity as he has donated chocolates to our events! Thank you, Sean! We always look forward to our stops at your cute little shop, our chats with you, and your scrumptious treats!

Love stopping by the Red Bluff Farmers Market when work takes me to the North State. All the…read morebeautiful, vibrant splashes of reds, oranges, yellows, and greens make you feel like you're walking through a rainbow. I've visited the market about 3-4 times over the past few years, and always see varieties of fruits and veggies I can't find in Sacramento. The fruit is a bit pricey (i.e. $5 for basket of blackberries), so I did not get any this trip. I always stop by Guzzetti's for amazing Indian food. I usually get the samosas but this trip I got the garden bread and eggplant bread, with the fire roasted eggplant dip. My husband was upset that I didn't buy double everything lol. On my next trip I'll have to stock up, as there's no place in the Sac valley that I am aware of, that makes dips and breads in such amazing combinations. Vegan and vegetarian options available. I got dinner Tamales Jalisco (tamales, rice, beans) which was delicious. There's also a truck that sells fresh lemonade, kettle corn and snow cones. Beautiful flowers for sale, and booths of other local, non-food businesses are there also.

I went yesterday. Every Wednesday they have this farmers market in Red Bluff. It's honestly…read moreamazing! I love all of the local produce, people's hard work. I would much rather give my business to independent farmers than a big food chain. I like to see the faces of those who work hard to provide me with food so I can thank them personally :) Not to mention most prices are far better than at the store!

Visited August 13th...see my receipt. THIS THE CHARTER…read moreFAMILY FRUITSTAND NOT CARTER!!!! Wow - what a pleasant find! This place is about 5 miles from highway 5 in Williams. (Take highway 20 from I 5 towards Clearlake). They had such a great selection of fruits and vegetables at a reasonable price! Plus different flavors of pistachios.They also sell honey and even pies! Love that they also have olive oil and sauces! They have cold drinks in the frig and ice cream too. It is well organized and VERY clean inside ( air conditioning as well). It is cutely decorated and I bought some really fresh veggies! The 2 young ladies at the cash register who very friendly and helpful! I will be back very soon to get some more delicious fruits and veggies! Awesome experience and worth a few miles out!

Our family has been frequenting Charter Family Farm fruit stand every season for as long as I can…read moreremember. We always enjoy the stone fruits, different varieties of watermelon, corn, etc. However since it has transitioned to The Harvest Bend, the soul of the place isn't quite there any more. No longer are we greeted by familiar faces stocking peppers and tomatoes in the outside bins, rather those bins are generally empty and unwelcoming... the watermelons and corn that were always stocked in the entrance have been empty or sold out some days, as the volume of stock was seemingly not ready to out out (leaving gaps in availability that were not there before)... the prices seem to have gone up and additions of overpriced pies, popcorn, and soaps from outside the immediate area make it seem more like a new generation boutique rather than a reliable family farm stand. Most recently, at the farm stand we were buying about 10 pounds of stone fruit, assorted veggies, 24 ears of corn and 4 yellow watermelons. And as we have always done in the past, we simply informed the team member at the counter that we would also be grabbing four watermelons on our way out, as our hands were full with the rest of the produce. She informed us she couldn't ring them up until we brought them in because different sizes were different prices, despite their own signage saying they were one flat price ($7 per yellow watermelon) - almost as if we were going to steal them - because when we came back in (after holding up the line to quickly grab them), they were in fact all the same price after all (no difference based on size - just a flat price). I don't know, but this place has lost its soul, is overpriced, and is seemingly more focused on branding, buzz, and social reach/engagement rather than what matters to its patrons.

Say no more....Olive Pit! I think I went crazy buying many pickled items. Highly recommend this…read moreplace.

Driving to Washington and saw the billboard and had to pull over! I love picked goods and this…read moreplace didn't disappoint! $60 later, I left with many goodies and a menu to order more when I run out! The staff were so friendly and helpful while sampling at the bar. The candied jalapeños and picked beets were amazing. Bought a few items I didn't get to sample but can only imagine how good they will be. If you love olives or anything pickled, stop here!!!

This is our go-to mandarin place! The owners are very pleasant people who produce high-quality…read morecitrus fruits. We've been stopping in here for 7 years to buy mandarins, oranges, and occasionally honey. The prices are very reasonable too!

My MIL was so excited to hear about a farm with Korean produce that she drove straight there! It…read moretook a few hours to get there but she brought back a few hundred perilla leaves, 40 Asian pears, some fresh pork belly, and a few other goodies. The meat was really top notch and better than what you can get at a lot of places in the Bay Area. I don't think it'll be realistic for me to drive all the way to the farm but I will definitely try the ordering system since they deliver to Dublin on Saturdays.

great strawberries, we're used at church vacation bible schoop and the kids really liked them!read more

Delicious veggies and fruit. The strawberries and cherries are outstanding, but all the other fruit…read morenever disappoints. If you like onions, you've got to try theirs. I almost forgot to mention that their preserves are top-notch. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. Easy parking.

Just Stick To Canned Olives; Horrendous, Atrocious And Blatantly An Insult To Traditional Methods…read moreOf Olive Processing. Web Site Claims Olives Are Grown, Processes and Packageed At Facility. Olives For The Most Part Are Not Grown On Sight. They Are Processed And Packaged There, But Due To UnSanitary And UnSafe Working Conditions I Suggest To Check Your Jars For Fecal Matter From All Of The Mice and Roaches Not To Mention The Birds, Mosquitos and Filthy Flies That Constantly Plague The Facility. Best Of Luck But I Recommend Buying Canned Olive.

From the owner: We make great olives. We grow them, cure them and pack them. Our owner Maurice Penna is a master…read moreat the art of fermentation.

We've been buying walnuts from Red Barn for years. The nuts are fresh and very good quality…read more Shipping costs are quite reasonable. We use them for baking, roasted in salads, and for snacking. They keep well in the freezer (double bagged). There have been a few irregularities with their website but that seems to have been resolved.