My son LOVES strawberries. Strawberries are small and very juicy. Love the green container they…read morecome in.

The boss assembled this box for me right on the spot today--please take a look at this comparison…read moreimage. They gave me the smallest strawberries, We buy these strawberries almost every week; we never expected to be treated this way as customers.

Im still a huge fan of Billy's Egg Farm and highly recommend them for their farm fresh eggs!…read more Their quality is amazing - eggs just tastes better! If you're looking for that rich deep orange yolk, you'll likely find it here. I find that their eggs do not always have that deep orange yolk, but it often does! I finally tried their Ugleez ($12.50/30 eggs) and besides being "ugly" and much lighter in color on the outside, they were delicious and had the perfect orange yolk! See my photos for comparison with their Jumbo ($12/20 eggs). It's a steal to get the Ugleez if you aren't looking for a massively huge egg and still want that farm fresh quality!

Billy's Egg Farm is located in Chino Hills and is open 5 days a week (Tuesday thru Saturday from…read more8am - 5pm). The chickens are fed a vegetarian diet with no hormones and no steroids and have plenty of space to roam. I arrived on a Saturday morning 5 minutes to opening and there was a line of 10 cars at the entrance. Ordering is done via drive thru style and they were handling 3 vehicles at a time. Eggs are sold as large, ex-large, or jumbo variety. I went with extra large and got 30 eggs for $16. There is a fee for credit card usage. The egg yolk is dark orange and overall the eggs taste great. Even though these were extra large I felt they were the same size as the large ones I get from Trader Joe's. And the Trader Joe's ones work out to be $17.50 for 30 eggs and they are organic and pasture raised. Overall, I do think the Trader Joe's eggs maybe a better deal and both are similar in taste.

Love the produce that was available. Good quality. The people there were so nice and helpful. Is…read morenow my go to for local produce.

I came her today and the farm field looks abandoned and there is no fruit/vegetables stand anymore…read more So I am not sure if they are closed for the season or they are closed permanently. It's too bad because their produce and strawberries were great. ,

A strawberry/ produce stand located off the historic Route 66 on the cusp of Rancho Cucamonga and…read moreUpland. I was driving by one day and saw them operating. I made a quick U-turn as I definitely wanted to get some fresh strawberries. I like the vibe because you are buying straight from the farm and the people are really friendly. I ended up buying more strawberries than I can handle myself so I ended up giving some away. But they were fresh and tasty and ate some as a snack, used some to top ice cream and other breakfast items. I also got their jam. Which was delicious, especially with some butter on top of some English muffins I had.

Absolutely loved our visit to this U-pick strawberry farm! The strawberries were beautiful, fresh,…read moreand incredibly sweet! We filled our baskets quickly because there were so many great berries to pick. The farm was clean, family-friendly, and made for such a fun outing with the kids. Everyone is so welcoming, and you can tell how much care goes into everything they do. Their honey and jam is a must buy! Such great local products. Highly recommend for a fun family outing, yummy strawberries, and amazing farm fresh goodies!

Stopped by after learning they are being forced to move. I have been meaning to stop by for YEARS…read moreand now I knew I must before I missed my chance. It is not a huge farm. The goats were in a shaded, gated area for "petting". I enjoyed conversation and petting the sweet goats. I bought 4 varieties of their goat cheese, charcoal lavender goats milk soap and some lip moisturizer. Sad to see them go. Being forced out after 14 years is terrible. This area used to be full of farms. Now it is crappy houses and crappy industrial complexes and crappy humans.

What an awesome experience! This goat farm in Winchester is such a hidden gem. The goats are…read moreseriously the cutest, happiest little characters you'll ever meet, and you can tell they're so well cared for. The farmer is amazing - super passionate, down to earth, and you can feel how much he loves what he does. He makes the tour fun, full of laughs, and you actually learn a lot too. And the goat cheese? Mind-blowing. Honestly the best I've ever had - so creamy, fresh, and packed with flavor. I didn't want to stop eating it! If you're looking for something fun, unique, and heartwarming to do, this tour is it. You'll leave with a big smile (and maybe a bag full of cheese).

First Impression: farm animals, dirt lot, and where are the chickens?…read more Location: Nestled in the streets of chino with farms all around. Experience: We were looking for farm fresh eggs and came here due to the reviews and the fact that they were open. They offer a wide variety of chicken eggs. I had no idea how many color variations there were, but my wife wanted to try the green ones. I think it's because she see it online lol. We got a 30pc variety pack to get a taste of each. They even sell fresh and live chicken here. Note: The green egg has a darker yolk ... and i have to agree it does taste creamier and better.

I usually get my eggs from the The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano or a local spot in…read moreFountain Valley. Unfortunately, you can't always get eggs because people swoop in and grab them fast, and the prices are pretty high. As much as I love The Ecology Center, eggs there are about $15 for 12. At this farm, you can get 30 eggs that are fed sea kelp and high-quality ingredients for $17.50, which is honestly a bargain. Yes, it's a bit out of the way, but if you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping here. They also have homemade jams and honey.

Wonderful place and great people working here, can't believe there is a farm/nursery in the middle…read moreof the city. highly recommended

Awesome land and beautiful landscaping, great variety of medicinal plants for sale and the people…read moreare very welcoming and kind.

Visit and purchased 5.2.26…read more This giant farmers market nestled in such a cute downtown atmosphere here in Claremont. Although it was gloomy and cold, but people here support the market. There are so many things here, exotic teas, lots of veggies and fruits, even this awesome soapmaker who made Calamansi Soap! Wow! I purchased that too! Plus, Olive Oil with Basil, very fancy here, juice stands, salsa and chips fresh made. A bit of soft music, plenty of parking and got one quite fast. Beef jerky and chamoy candy. Pizza ready for baking when you home, too. I prefer shopping locally and lines not long and boring like grocery markets and major chains. Establishing relationships with market vendors is above all else important. Visiting again!!

I visited the Farmer's Market in Claremont today for the first time and had so much fun! The…read moreweather could not have been better - Sunny with a nice breeze. There were plenty of free parking both on the street as well as behind the public library and the local post office. At the Farmer's market, you can find vendors selling fresh eggs, fruits, and flowers. There's also honey, juice and pastries that are super tasty. I was actually there primarily for the eggs and was able to get two dozens of XL Grade AA eggs for $23. Most vendors accept Apple Pay / Tab to pay using your cc or debit cards. I plan to come back here more often, and when I do, I will remind myself to bring my wagon.