It's a smaller venue than most. There are 3 food trucks. The strawberries are picked fresh that…read moremorning. Fresh baked breads available, desserts, meats and poultry. Bath and body products available and so much more. It's open year round rain or shine.

Decided to go to the farmers market on Sunday. I came around 9:30 and stayed only an hour or so. It…read morewas getting warm and allergies season. I was dying. They had about 20 vendors, it was small farmers market. We got soap, cookies, sea moss drink and flowers. To me everything was kinda pricey for farmers market. Last time I went was when I still live in the Bay Area and it was cheap. $6 cookie is insane to me and what happened to the $3 cookie and they were the cheapest there. They are The Ritual cookie. I got the ginger molasses and the snickerdoodle. They are soft cookies not too big, not overly sweet either. The highlight of the day was the beautiful flowers from really nice lady. Most of the vendors had samples which I like the most. Everyone was so friendly. I probably go again if it wasn't allergy season.

Have shopped this Tuesday market several times. It's probably the largest one with the most…read morevendors in the Roseville area. I've been satisfied with the quality of the fruits and vegetables purchased here. Like all farmer's markets the prices are a little higher than Safeway, Raley's or Save Mart but the tastiness of the fresh produce justifies the extra pennies. Kind'a weird that it's located in the Whole Foods Supermarket parking lot.

This place is way OVER PRICED! Don't get me wrong I know the hard work it takes to get the ground…read moreready to plant and grow crops, but when you start selling a dozen eggs for $9 & a specialty seedless watermelon for $15 the line must be drawn. I personally have been on the hunt for a seeded watermelon (I feel it to be more natural than one not having seeds) all of which I found next door at whole foods for $8 instead of the Farmer's Market for $15!. Now I will not discredit everyone one tent had JUMBO cucumbers for $1/ea that was a steal I got a few and another stand had Beautiful puprle onions for $4/bunch. Will I go back not likely.

I love this place. During summer, I visit weekly to order cases of peaches. These are the most…read moredelicious peaches I have ever eaten. Coming from a ranch and farming family. I've never tasted peaches this delicious. The price is right, the staffing is kind and the quality of fruit is undeniable. I highly recommend this ranch to anyone looking for a sweet peach treat for summertime. They are located at multiple farmers markets around Pleasant County. Go check them out you won't be disappointed.

Interesting it says they are closed? We stopped in and they are definitely open!…read moreBut NO PEACHES. Peach season is done? Nice big stand and friendly people, although I am questioning buying jams or flour that is sitting on a shelf on the sun and heat? Mmmm might stop in later in the season when it cools off for apples I guess

Martynse Family Farm is open to the public on weekends 10 am to 5 pm. I hope one day to visit and…read morewalk around the grounds, which looks family friendly. So far, I have only visited the self service station outside the gate. The mandarins are lovely and uniform in size. The imperfect oranges still look great and appetizing to me and are the best bargain I have found. This farm is located close to Lincoln, CA and is closest to home! I think this will be my go-to mandarin farm. Martynse Family Farm is on the west end of English Colony Way, part of the mandarin orange trail in Placer County.

Placer County has a wine trail and also a mandarin trail! We've been coming here for over a decade…read moreand it's great to see how much this farm has added on. They have a small petting zoo with goats and bunnies. They have a covered picnic area where you can pack a picnic basket and take in the views of the fall foliage and orchard. They have Satsuma and pearl mandarins, so sweet and seedless. What I love and miss here was the farmer's dog Teddy, who has passed on. He would always greet me when I would stop in. RIP, Teddy.

We have picked up mandarins during Christmas from the Little farm stand at the corner of Bell Road…read moreand Interstate 80 in Auburn for years. Now my girls are grown. I picked up a bag Christmas Eve because her and her husband were coming to visit and it's become a family tradition to enjoy mandarins. However, this year within two days, they all started to turn moldy and have bad spots. So when my daughter was here, they were grossed out. I know business is tough and you got to sell things and make a living, but once you lose your quality control, people will never come back, I'm going to have to find them somewhere else in the future.

We went on a Saturday. There was a fire pit going. They have delicious mandarin, fresh squeezed…read moremandarin juice as well as mandarin products. we got to sample the delicious mandarin milkshake too. We ended up buying 10 lbs of mandarins, some juice, mandarin olive oil and a mandarin chili sauce. Fun little outing. Btw they offer a cash discount so come prepared if you want to take advantage

The strawberries here are amazing--so soft, juicy, and full of flavor. Nothing like the ones from…read morethe grocery store. Highly recommend!

Fresh from the fields, so plan to use them RIGHT AWAY! Also, for some reason my friend thought…read morethis meant "organic" - NO! Their produce is not organic, and THEY DO NOT claim to be so! I have personally seen them spray pesticides many times! So just be careful to thoroughly wash (in a proper solution) BEFORE using!

5 star Great rating from me is relative based on the local competition of other Indian grocery…read morestores. I cooked my Italian influenced Indian recipes 3 times per month. I buy the ingredients here. It's the closest Indian grocery to my house. The shop is clean. Staffed by friendly if painfully shy employees. The selection of goods is not overwhelming like in the giant Indian supermarkets of Berkeley or Los Angeles. I can always find what I need here at Bharat. The fresh produce section is small. The vegetables are usually pretty fresh. I buy fresh turmeric root here for 70% less money than Safeway. My guilty pleasure purchases here are in the freezer section. The samosas, biriyanis, roti, parottas, naan, kulchas call to me. Not the healthiest of items, but certainly better than American factory made breads. If you are from the sub-continent and live on this side of Roseville, you probably know this store. I actually prefer this store over the Reliance market on Fairway.

I get my halal meat from here-- they take orders and have it ready for pick up on Fridays. They are…read moreaccommodating with types of cuts you want and the meat is clean. I'm so happy they're here.

Went there for a coffee. Had the Mexican Iced Coffee. It…read morewas delicious! Lots of yummy pastries, pies, treats to choose from.

The first time I stopped at this cute little bakery and I was so surprised by all they had to…read moreoffer. Ice cream, pies, cookies, cakes, bread. The shop is so adorable and they have the cutest outdoor photo spot. They also have a book library in a phone booth style set up, super cute. The staff were friendly and personable I will definitely be back.