Great place! Amazing selection all local grown so nothing needs to acclimate like the stuff brought…read morein from Cali at your big box stores. Super friendly and incredible pricing! We definitely will be back for more!

U-Pick citrus is most likely something completely foreign to anyone outside of Arizona, California,…read moreand Florida. So when I heard of picking citrus from a variety of species of trees all in place, I naturally said, "Yes please!" Trees and citrus available, all in varying amounts and dependent on the harvest, are as follows: tangerine, blood orange, orlando tangelo, minneola tangelo, oro blanco grapefruit, kumquat, valencia orange, meyer lemon, Lisbon lemon, and a whole lot more. The place used to be a research grove, operated by the University of Arizona, so there is a large variety here. So come enjoy it while it lasts. You never know when this land will turn into houses.

I look forward to Citrus season. This gem is my favorite…read morecitrus farm to go picking. They have many different types of trees. Oranges, tangelos, mandarins, lemons, pomelo's, grapefruit etc... They grafted some tress which I find interesting. Grafting means they intertwined 2 different types of plants matter to make one out of a single tree. You will find lemons and oranges on the same tree. Pretty cool. Cotton Lane Citrus offers wagons and pickers to help make your experience easier Killer Bee Honey is available all year round; Orange Blossom. The best honey in Arizona.

My wife and I took the short drive from Sun City to Cotton Lane to harvest grapefruit and lemons…read moreand we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves ! Easy place to find and wonderful folks who greet you And will set you up with a wagon and pole (bags) to get the big ones high up ! It's an easy walk to the Orchard and beautiful place to explore and hike around as we did no rush, but they do close at three !! if you like horses, you'll get to enjoy the horses ! the grapefruit we got are delicious and so juicy my wife and I are planning going back next week to get another hall. I highly recommend this place for your family. It's very kid friendly and safe. Parking is great!! Have fun and enjoy. (They supply bags for you to fill up)

We try different farms each year, trying to find "the one." This one was okay. It is big and has…read moreplenty to do. A con is that the smaller kid activities is way on the other side from the bigger kid activities so if you have kids of different ages, you have one bored and just hanging until the other is done in their section. The food was decent for the most part. The funnel cake bites, turkey leg, and kettle corn were good. The elote corn was eh. The food was decently priced. To get in is $20 each which to me, is a little pricey. There should be kid pricing in my opinion. Parking is ok. They did let a car in front of us hold the line up to wait for a car to leave but when we tried to do it, they made us move. Understandable but rules should be the same for everyone. Most staff was nice. On the way out, they asked about taking a family photo. We declined. My son was on the props I guess (it wasn't labeled and no one was there taking pictures) and one staff was like "this is where we take our pictures just so you know." That was interesting. Maybe post a sign. Not my top pick, but it was a decent time.

We have gone here for years with all our kids gkids and cousins. It's a super fun farm something…read morefor everyone. They have things for little kids and big kids, even the adult kids! So many photo opportunities, From fields of pumpkins to big rope spider web to the tractor or large painted tires . The only thing you'll pay extra for is the train ride for the littles. I think it's $2-3 bring cash. Even at the gate if you pay with cash it's a $2 discount each. $20 for admission They have big bounce thing for the big kids to adults. A small one for the little kids. Tricycles for big and small. All kinds of climbing things. Yard Games large legos, chess and a huge corn maze bring a flash light or use your phone. They do have reasonably priced food. They allow you to bring in drinks not sure about food. Years past we celebrated birthdays and they let us bring in ice chest. You may want to check for current rules. There is a farmers market at the entrance to buy pumpkins, jelly, honey.... We go on Thursday's less busy . They have a super cute petting zoo area. Bring quarters to get the food to feed the animals . Lots of J John's clean and well kept. With all the rain you may want to bring misquote spray. We didn't need it but it's rained again. It's well lit at night we go around 5 stay till closing. Even our grown up college kids ask when are we going to the farm. Hard to post pic without our family in them. Lots of tree house things for kids to crawl up and slide down. Great memories are created here. I highly recommend this farm. We've been to a few other farms and they aren't as fun or organized with employees who care. Bonus is it's clean. Plus the cost is very good in comparison.

This farm has the best sweet corn you could ever find in the area. Their melons are fantastic as…read morewell and their tomatoes are some of the best I've had.if you like fresh produce, this is a must go to!

Fresh produce right from the field. Best sweet corn west of Iowa. Memorial Day to July 4.read more

Never got to try it because the parking is horrendous . It's in the middle of a busy neighborhood…read moreon a park area so if you can't find street parking you're not going to get there. It likely is good for people in the hood to visit . But I made 2 laps around for parking and left . It wasn't worth the hassle. Hope some day they can improve that

This area is so dang cute and such a fun spot to bring the family. There isn't any indoor seating…read moreas the store itself is small but lots of tables outside and plenty of room to sit elsewhere if you do visit. My husband has been here a few times and has loved the food everytime. They do sell out of things FAST so if you're wanting something specific, earlier is better. He's gone a couple hours after opening twice and they had already sold out of the brisket tacos he was wanting. Aside from that, nothing bot positive things to say about it. We love coming here!

Fun place to stop in! Farm animals to feed (bring quarters!) and farm style slides. Lots of places…read moreto sit and enjoy your food. Pies are fabulous. Not cheap, but yummy. Can't believe I lived so long without their cherry pie at thanksgiving and Christmas! Must have it now (and cherry's never even been my favorite!) Self service kiosk is easy to use. Owners are super friendly.

Oh how I love this place. My children love it here. We often drop by to pick up Fried Pies,…read moreCheesecake cups, Fudge, home made ice cream. We love coming for lunch and snacks. 100% make the trip...Bring quarters if you wanna feed the animals!! they have stations near the goats at the front and if you walk through the orchard to the back they have larger animals (Love petting the piggy!)

They sell a romantic product but is that the same thing as food?…read moreI purchased a "Box" of various cuts for $575 in Oct 2025. I never received a list of cuts included in that box, which is what you need to get before ordering. I figured all these tiny or weird cuts of meat came to $12.50 per pound and I will include a picture of the "shank steak". If a restaurant served me such a thing, I would walk out. I would estimate that, while the hamburger was very good, the rest of the cuts were 50% bone, gristle, fat and 25% wrapping paper. I started documenting each piece, until I realized it was going to be a total lost cause. Shank "steak" is a cross section of a cow's leg--looks disgusting and is full of inedible gristle--and since don't have a dog it ended up in the trash. You'll get a much better deal at Fry's where the meat will be edible or you'll get your money back.

My first time buying a whole cow, I asked so many questions. Savannah was very helpful and didn't…read moreseem bothered by the 1000 questions. We love the beef, so much better than store bought. The meet up location was convenient and easy to find, the guys loaded up the boxes for me and everything. It was a nice experience. I'll definitely be back next year!! Can't wait to try the pork, it's always sold out when I check, so it must be good!

The food was excellent, great service. Seating is outside and it feels very relaxed. Would go…read moreagain.

2/28/26: it was disappointing eating lunch at The Farm. Years ago we had eaten at Quiessence and…read morehad a lovely time. Wanting to try another of their restaurants before the ungodly heat arrived, we decided to stop in for lunch. Parking: can be a bit nerve wracking, especially parking in the dirt lots east of the place. You have to walk across 32nd St & if you know Phoenix drivers, this can be dangerous. There is a pedestrian light now, though, so that helps -- but oddly enough, there's no "walk" signage. It's merely a blinking yellow light for north- sound-bound traffic so you have to pray to the universe drivers are paying attention & actually stop for you. Ordering: a bit odd. The main door we went in was more the middle door that didn't really take you to the beginning. There's a drink station then the food station. We skedaddled to the right of the main doors for the drink order, only to discover there's another door that people walk through to place orders. So we joggled w/ another customer trying to figure out who was there first. It honestly felt like a school cafeteria, a bit chaotic, as well as cramped. The patio was pretty large & well shaded, but it was also full -- and this particular day also the ONLY SHADE. We were left to sit at one of their many tables on the grounds with no shade. Food: not worth the $77 we paid. I get it's a working farm, & though we try to support local as much as possible, the food we ordered was not good enough that we will stop by again. The strawberry fields salad was a typical salad, no wow factor there. The Italian sammy was dry. There was a minuscule amount of some kind of dressing on it, but def not enough. Dessert: red velvet whoopie pie was so overpriced it's not funny. If it tasted great, I wouldn't complain...it did not taste great. The pecan pie was abysmal; not enough filling and very bland. Two "specialty" drinks, a salad, a sandwich, & two small desserts, for $77? No, sorry, not again.

I've been in the area just over three years and have been meaning to get there…read more What a cool setting! Lots of shade in hot weather. I walked in wondering what I'd order, not even knowing what they serve. After seeing a few plates of biscuits and gravy and speaking to the ladies that were enjoying it, my decision was made easy. I make biscuits and gravy and mine is my judge on the worthiness. This was pretty darn good. And I'm typically disappointed when I do try it. Biscuits were large. Gravy was nice and chunky and not too salty as most seem to be. I ordered a side of country taters. Also tasty. So tasty that when I went to order a coffee a blackbird decided to swipe a few. The pastry case called me too. I got a Blueberry muffin and a Cherry Turnover. Both fantastic, although when I got home I wondered what I ordered because it was $16. For two pastries? Nah. Great family atmosphere.

Super crowded in cafe Bought cookies and peaches…read more Both were horrible Don't waste your time

Such an amazing farmers market. So many options!!! The organizer is so great she is on point and…read moremakes sure it's a variety of vendors onsite. Love this market! Go to it every time I'm in Arizona.

I've seen the signs on Sunday when I'm the area and finally decided to stop today. Unfortunately it…read morewas pretty close to closing and many were closing down. It's a hot one today! I definitely need to get some items for Sourdough Sisters next time. Instantly I smelled something delish that led me to the Gabeesh Food Truck where I was able to try the pizza slice of the moment. Crispy crust, good flavor and affordable. Service was great with all we interacted with.