Cutest little self service honey farm!…read more They have pigs, chickens & the sweetest little honey hit with a hive on display. You must stop.

Back my 2nd time since 2 years ago. I brought this grandsons this time ages 5 and 9. They had a…read moregreat time. We bought 3 jars of honey $15 lb. With Venmo. 2lb is $24. I'll be back again. Great stocking stuffers or hostess gifts

I stumbled across Jack Creek Farms while driving from Paso Robles to Cambria, and I am so glad I…read morestopped. It's a family owned gift shop and farm, and it is truly so charming. When I visited in October they had tons of pumpkins and fall items on display. Inside of the shop they have an assortment of honeys, and even offer honey tastings! They had many unique culinary items like flavored salts, spices, olive oils, etc. And they also had some beautiful chocolate truffles. I left with gifts for many of my loved ones and also some for myself. I wish I lived closer to this shop! I'd be in all of the time.

I have visited this place a couple times now with friends and family and there's always something…read morefun there to do or pick up as a gift. We pick apples there. It's a fun experience and we usually make a whole bunch of pies for the holidays. They have some animals for the kids to visit and learn about. They also have some very nice yard art which when it's on sale - is an amazing buy. I bought two decorative yard windmills and they both look great. And they have some amazing sauces and other sundry items in there - I particularly like the barbecue sauces. They are definitely worth checking out a couple times a year no matter what.

I love this honey and have used for years for local to SLO allergies. I have been contacting them…read morefor two weeks straight now on line, on call, on text (their preferred) in order to find out if they repurpose their jars, as I keep forgetting to ask at Farmers Market. Customer service, it seems, in many realms, is a thing of the past, and not responding/connecting to your established local clients gives this seller a poor grade. Poor customer service. Good honey.

The California Bee Company promotes the health and well-being of honey bees- keeping healthy bee…read morehives using natural management methods. The company breeds healthy, gentle queen bees that have mite-resistant behaviors. Starting in 2011, the company began selling queen bees that are locally adapted to the California Coast. The California Bee Company also strives to encourage small-scale beekeeping and was started in 2005 by two college students. The California Bee Company offers lots of bee-related services such as producing and packing their own honey, bee education, candles (which I own and love!) bee pollen, bee pollination, bee propolis, queen bees, and swarm removal. A company like California Bee is vitally important because bees need our help! Colony Collapse Disorder has led to the decline of honeybee populations across the world since 2006. This disease is likely caused by a combination of problems such as loss of habitat and urban sprawl, multiple pesticide exposure. and the stresses of certain industrial bee-keeping practices-where hives never rest and the bees experience stress and immune disorders. However, the California Bee Company uses enlightened methods of bee-keeping. They sell raw, unfiltered,unheated honey of the finest quality. Furthermore, their website notes that their bees are conscientiously cared for using strictly natural methods, and they have never used synthetic pesticides in bee hives. This company is practicing safe stewardship of bees and their excellent products reflect that fact. 5 YELP STARS

We had a great experience at Olea Farm. Their olive oils are amazing. The grounds are beautiful. We…read morewill definitely be back to see them.

While visiting Niners Winery in Paso Robles, we had the most amazing olive oil and focaccia, and…read morehad to ask where it was sourced. The next day I came to pick up bottles for all the girls on our girls' trip who wanted one. The owners were so kind to give me a last-minute tasting, even as they were about to close and I walked away with a case. All samples were delicious, and I'm excited to have the lemon infused olive oil over vanilla ice cream (as suggested) or to use the basil one for caprese salad. Please, if you're in the area don't miss a chance to check them out!

A MUST STOP on the route north!…read more A local farm turned into a FARMER's market with fresh locally grown produce and U PICK options! You can roam around or sit and enjoy the fresh produce food or candy. Also iconic for fresh PIES which ran out by the time I got there in the afternoon. Great place to take kids to feed a variety of barn ANIMALS from goats to cows and even a bull!

This place was so fun to visit! The little marketplace was fun to stroll through and had lots of…read moreyummy things to buy. Bought one of the triple berry pies and apple crisps to try and they were delicious! The filling for the berry pie was really good slightly tart and sweet. If you like pie crust, the crust was well done too- flaky and crisp. The apple crisp was soooo good- the topping was really tasty and the filling was delicious. I'd go back to try their other pies and hand pies. Feeding the sheep, cow, goats and llamas $3 a head lettuce was so fun! The animals loooove eating the lettuce and it's an enjoyable experience for kids and adults alike. The fields with bales of hay to climb and pose on and also the flower fields to walk around in was also nice too! There was a hay ride, but we were not able to make it-- maybe next time. The food was just mediocre. The pulled pork sandwich had too much sauce on it and it was hard to eat because the bread just fell apart. I wish there were a little more coleslaw on top because it cut the sweetness of the sauce. Would not order again. The tritip sandwich was just okay- lots of thinly sliced meat, but flavor was just alright. Would not order again. The plain hotdog was actually pretty good- it was a big hotdog. Would probably order again for my kid haha. The highlight of the meal was the Brussels sprouts (no pecans and subbed Parmesan for the bleu cheese)! Nicely roasted and seasoned. Definitely would order again! The strawberry lemonade and the oallaberry lemonade were really good- not too sweet and very fruity. Definitely would order again Would definitely come back to spend a couple of hours here!

Just cooked my pork chop I bot this morning at Paso Farmers Market. DJ was very nice and knows his…read moreproduct! Sprinkled with salt & pepper & cooked it in a hot cast iron skillet w/olive oil. BEST flavor. They are also sponsors of our upcoming Central Coast Cooking Show Tuesday 3/4/25 & we're super excited!

Thank you to DJ, Annie & Family for your dedicated farming from the heart. It's hard to convey in…read morewords how grateful I am for you commitment, positive energy, dedicated care and the rooted love you put into your farming and offerings of wholesome nourishment for our community. I have been on a healing journey with severe food sensitivities and have been able to eat only three foods: bison, lamb and your poultry for quite some time. Your chicken wings are my absolute favorite and always my go to if I need a 'cleanse' or exceptionally low histamine/easy to digest meal. My digestion is healing, and I am able to enjoy food again with many thanks to you. To nourish the body with an animal raised happily, with love & quality feed (it's not easy to find birds that are not fed corn & soy) and to support your family business adds to the nourishing quality of your meats. May God bless your family, the animals and your farm Thank you for all you do

I've visited multiple times and every experience has been wonderful -- the staff, the animals, the…read morecheese... EVERYTHING. Easily 5 stars. For those considering a visit: know that the road is steep and you should take a car. It's a tasting, not a full meal, and the focus is on quality and authenticity. If you appreciate a genuine farm experience on the beautiful Central California Coast, you'll love it. If you're expecting a restaurant with big portions, this probably isn't for you.

I finally made it to @stepladdercreamery !! It was well worth the wait. I have had their cheeses…read moreyears ago and have been wanting to visit the farm and see all the baby goats. The drive into the farm was so beautiful with the rolling green hills. Our tour guide took us up to the farm where we got to hold some of the baby goats. That was one of my favorite parts of the tour. Then we learned how they milk the goats and got to see where perfection was made.... The cheese! After the cheese aging room we went into the tasting room. That was my second favorite part of the tour! I loved trying all the cheeses that are in season. I was also excited to join the cheese club. It's different signing up randomly vs learning about the cheese making process and all the hard work that goes into making it at the farm. That's what got me to sign up for the cheese club. It makes you more excited to join the cheese club when you're there in person. Plus I like the exclusivity factor of some of the special cheese and things I get to experience. If I could change anything it would be to spend more time with the goats. I love animals. I could have held my baby goat for hours. I almost wish they had a tour where you could just go hang out with the goats. And then I also heard a rumor that they used to have ice cream. I would love to try the ice cream produced at this farm!! But other than that I would definitely do this again! I can see my future charcuterie boards with the delicious @stepladdercreamery cheese all over my boards. And it's so exciting!

If fresh local avocados are your thing, then this place is a must!…read moreAvocados are picked fresh daily. They have larger and smaller sized (unripe) available for purchase, prices are extremely reasonable. If you are looking for ripe and ready for guacamole avocados, these are also available. They carry local products, lotions, cooking oils, pickled garlic, pickled asparagus, etc for purchase. Also have a nice selection of Frontier (dry soup mix) Soups. Parking is on asphalt and convenient handicap parking closer to the stand. They take cash, credit cards and debit. Staff were friendly and engaging. The stand is small but very clean and organized.

I was a bit confused. Based off the signage, I thought you could explore the farm and pick your own…read moreavocados. That is not allowed. - There are a few trees right by the parking lot so you can see those trees and there is a shop selling a ton of avocados and a it based products. - The cashier was very welcoming and knowledgeable. He walked me through the products and where they are made.