Went Apple picking here a week ago or so. The trees were loaded with apples and the owners were…read moresuper friendly. They told us to feel free to taste test the apples from the trees. They also offered us free apple juice samples made right there with a juicer when we went to pay. Apples were reasonably priced and it was a fun way to spend a few hours. I will be making a couple apple pies with the apples I picked. They also sold lavender bouquets that smelled heavenly.

Not pick your own! Friendly people and the apples were tasty, but we were disappointed that the…read more"apple picking" was from pre- picked boxes of apples.

So fun! We have little kids so it doesn't take much to satisfy them. There wasn't a whole lot going…read moreon, however they had a great selection of apples, a cute mini maze for the kids to have fun and there were plenty of people there to mingle with. The workers were very humble and kind, and I'm certain I recognized one of the owners from website photos. She said hello and asked me how we were enjoying ourselves. Very pleasant visit. We will come back again!

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.

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.

Went to this farm with honestly no expectations, and it ended up being one of the most memorable…read moreexperiences ever. I surprised my boyfriend with a date here, and we both left completely obsessed. We learned more about ostriches than we ever imagined possible, got unbelievably close to them, and even had them nibble on us -- which was equal parts hilarious and unforgettable. Every second of the tour was incredible. Now, to keep it real: this is a small farm. It's mostly ostriches, some desert, some fencing, and at first glance you might think, "okay... giant birds in the dirt." But that's kind of the magic of it. The beauty of this place sneaks up on you the same way a really good book does -- at first it's just paper and words, and then suddenly you're emotionally attached and questioning your entire existence over an ostrich egg. Lou absolutely made the experience. He has such an amazing life story, so much wisdom, and a genuine passion that shines through in everything he talks about. But honestly, the real tour isn't just about the birds -- it's about the way Lou sees the world. One minute he's explaining the mechanics of ostriches like some kind of desert bird engineer, the next he's pointing out California quails you never would've noticed on your own, talking about nature with the kind of excitement that makes you start paying attention too. He'll happily talk with you for as long as you're willing to engage, and you leave realizing there's so much life and beauty packed into what initially looked like "just some land." Also, this man talks about his wife with such genuine love and admiration that it honestly restored my faith in humanity a little bit. It was so sweet hearing someone speak so splendidly about their partner after clearly building a whole life together out there. The entire place feels full of heart because of it. And the honey!! Don't skip the honey. Absolutely delicious. We also bought an ostrich egg for $60 and honestly... worth every penny. We painted the shell afterward and made the world's biggest deviled egg, which is still one of the funniest things we've ever done. Such a unique souvenir and experience. There's also so much more here than just the tour -- Lou's son teaches archery lessons, there's a small campsite, and despite losing their cherry trees from the fire and flood, the farm still has this incredible spirit and resilience that makes you admire them even more. If you go, just keep an open mind. It might not look like much from the get-go, but if you really listen -- really let Lou show you what this place means to him -- you realize you're somewhere genuinely special. It's funny, heartfelt, fascinating, and weirdly grounding all at once. Must see. So glad we went. Stop by -- you won't regret it.

This place was so amazing great place to get close to ostrich. The own himself gave my family a…read moreprivate tour it was so informative and all the details he gave us have me so amazed. The location it self it's beautiful near mountains. They also have restrooms and playground for kids. They also have little shop they sell ostrich eggs which are huge and they even have home made honey. Amazing place would definitely be going back!!

I thought I wrote a review for Bright Creek Farm before, not sure why it's not showing up. This…read moreplace is absolutely amazing, such a fun time! Face painting, hayride, beautiful photo ops, and gorgeous pumpkins. This has definitely become a family tradition for us. The kids absolutely loved it. Check out bright Creek Farm's website you can buy fresh vegetables and grass-fed beef. Check their calendar for any upcoming events. 10/4/25

we LOVE brite creek. Absolutely the sweetest people. 1000/10 pumpkin patch experience. Cutest photo…read moreops and my son loved the tractor ride. Small, cozy farm feels. Can't wait to come back. Don't forget to grab your organic pasture raised beef. It's the best!

I frequently visit this place to buy gifts for friends because their selection is always excellent…read more The chocolate is absolutely delicious! My daughter had a craving for fudge, so I stopped in to see if they had any. While they were out of some flavors, I managed to get the classic fudge. I'll definitely be back for more. Keep this spot in mind when you need a thoughtful gift--after all, I always say, chocolate is happiness you can eat. 9/6/24

OMG!!!! What a hidden gem!!! Right next door to the Dog House saloon this place will BLOW YOUR…read moreMIND!!!!!! I had to turn and go back in to review!!! The variety, the flavor, the presentation, TOP NOTCH!!! With a history that 50-70years old this is location 2! Another exists in Lancaster! Look close at the photos and you will see the history is proudly displayed here! The team at this place is outstanding!!! So helpful and kind!! Generous as well!! The dark chocolate omgosh! The Almonds are jam packed with Flavor!! Um seriously nerding out!! I HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU STOP!! look around and buy lots of goodies!! They even have cute gift baskets and boxes!! Everything you need is here!! Come in and have a tasty treat! I can't wait to come back!!!!

Moesner Farms is seriously the best! Delicious sandwiches and when they cater an event you have to…read morepurchase a ticket. Last night, I went to the St Patrick's Day dinner at Triassic and had the best time. Mike and Kirsten were delightful and honestly the corned beef and cabbage was the best I have ever tasted! There was a hint of sweetness to the corned beef and the cabbage was cooked to perfection. They gave a sale was a superb green dressing and the dessert was to die for! I highly recommend stopping by Moesner Farms for lunch and they sell local jams and honey too.

Visited a 3rd time on 07/08/22 I ordered the BLT sandwich. I…read morerequested the the sandwich with Parmesan crusted bread and extra mayonnaise. Thus far my favorite sandwich. It was delicious. I recommend the BLT. I love Moessner Farms. Sweet, friendly, and attentive staff. They cater to your request (s) if they are applicable. Please support and visit this adorable authentic German farm restaurant. This is a Tehachapi Gem ! I as well ordered German pastries. The berry strudel , the cookies , and the rum chocolate ball. They were all delicious and yummy . Must try !

A cute small pumpkin patch with cash only services, it doesn't have rides other then the tractor…read morehay ride. I didn't really interact with the staff just the people in the entrance, which were sweet people. The entrance is $2 per person and the tickets are a dollar each. They have a small gift shop and snack bar. They have a petting zoo with cute farm animals and $0.25 machines with food for the goats. They have a large selection of pumpkins, variety of size's ranging from super small to huge! The numbers on the pumpkins are the prices. This is a cute location to walk around and watch the kids play in the jumpers. Would recommend for someone who isn't a fan of crowded places.

We have gone to this pumpkin patch for 19 years and now we will no longer be visiting this patch…read more You have to pay $2 just to go in and buy their way over priced pumpkins. There is nothing to do for free except visit caged animals and buy your over priced pumpkin. Pass this place on by and go to a better place. Lancaster Bakersfield any place is better than Tapia. So sad we enjoyed going for years but now they've ruined the tradition.

I have very consistently enjoyed excellent customer service from this store. Today for example,…read moreElaine, Jose, Colin, and others worked quickly to set up curbside loading of 32 bags of mulch into my SUV. It was a cold, rainy evening and it was sure nice to get their help!

We received excellent customer service today. Pat was so nice and welcoming and answered our…read morequestions. We have not had to buy wood in a long time. Wow, 2 pieces of wood for shelves was a $100, plus a wood fee. Craziness. 9/28/25