This farm is a weekly participant at the Ferry farmer's market in San Francisco Saturdays when…read moretheir crops are in season. I am actually amazed that I never reviewed it as I've been buying mostly stone fruits from them over the years. Most notably, with the season about to start, white peaches and white nectarines have long been on my shopping list when they're here. They appeared the final Saturday in April with cherries and the 1st crop of yellow peaches and nectarines. I bought a few for friends but have yet to try myself. I did try their Tioga cherries (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q&start=24&select=STL_d-KiMZ9EpkmBLsMr0w) which were the 1st of the season. I'm sure that they will progressively get sweeter. I am looking forward to the white peaches and white nectarines to come in. The other crops that I enjoy from them include plums, apriums, pluots, and, later in the season, persimmons, especially the soft hachiyas. I was happy to see their stand at the foot of the south driveway across from Wise Sons. It is always very nice to see Lisa and several of their regular staff members from past seasons. I will be seeing you a lot more through the summer months. And yes, stone fruits are here now.

My bag was full but Kashiwase Farms had a nice mix of Tree Fruits today at the Stonestown Farmers…read moreMarket in San Francisco.

I came here for my niece's quinceanera and it was great. If I had known, I would have come for a…read morewine tasting. The room was beautiful, the grounds are beautiful, once you get past the dirt parking lot. They should think about that because people coming here for fancy events don't want to trample through dirt on the way and the parking lot was quite a distance from the venue. The food there was good too. They had rice and chicken and I thought that the rice was going to be gummy, but it wasn't. We had some wine and they didn't have a white wine, which was odd. Just a rose and a red. So, if I had to come here again I would. But only if in the area, which I probably won't be. But if someone was looking for a spot in Merced, I'd definitely recommend it.

This place is terrible. The management doesn't care about customers experience. Outdated…read moreinformation on the website. Terrible follow up.

What happened here?…read more Store used to be 90% produce and 10% grocery items. That seems to have been reversed. Went in and couldn't find anything we needed and the produce they did have didn't appear fresh at all.

The cashiers should have a bit of manners you tell them have a nice day and they are so rude they…read morenever answer back and tell you to have a nice day and very very rude but don't get me wrong I love going there I know everyone has bad days but don't take them to your job and take on us we're your customers who go buy things at your store hopefully this manger reads this message and talks to his workers this is for all his workers

This is SO cute!!! The entire park is lined with lights, you can literally just put your blanket…read moredown and hangout which is exactly what me and my friend did for hours on end. Their selection of fruit jewelry, just about everything was out of this world and they had live music!!! I absolutely loved it and got some veggies for my mom because she absolutely loves them! I believe this goes on until September but there are a few more around here I would like to try out but so far this one is hard to beat!!!

On Wednesday night - the Tuolumne Farmer's Market is the place to be. There is everything from…read morefresh produce, eggs, sourdough breads, pastries, jewelry, herbal products, crafts, plants, and more. The biggest draw is the lively community and live music. From June - September from 5pm- dusk - people gather with their picnic blankets, chairs, and big grins to kick back and support great local vendors and music. All ages are there to celebrate the warm nights, to meet up with friends, and to dance the night away. If you want a good spot - I suggest arriving early - since it fills up fast. Also be sure to bring water. Hydration is key. Trust.

This is truly a hidden gem. Tucked away in Livingston California is this lovely family owned…read moreproperty with river access. The owner will host workshops and vendors throughout the year as well as hosting u-pick hours. It is the freshest produce available without any chemicals. This place is perfect in the summer and just as nice in the other months.

What a a fun way to spend an hour or two! I had family in from Hawaii and besides going to the Bay…read moreArea, was looking for some fun activities with the kids. We found Riverdance and it was perfect. There is no admission and they basically give you buckets and you go! There were SO MANY berries and cherries! Everyone loved it from our two year old (check the shirt) to all of the adults. And we had berries for weeks! The ladies that work there are super nice and they even had fresh cut Lavender for sale that my cousin took back to Hawaii with her. We will be back!

Yay they had some beautiful ripe strawberries !!!! I put a note to drop by next time we are…read moredriving through.

Literally nothing was open despite being there during the afternoon, when every shop had a sign…read moresaying "Open Sun. 11am-Xpm". How terribly inaccurate and misleading. My wife and I were excited peruse the shops and stalls while letting our dog explore. The only shops that were open were Modee and Zander's Coffee. Modee was a cute little shop with plenty of homemade soaps and lotions. This review does not reflect their shop though, I'd give them a 4/5. The woman running the shop seemed to be the sister of the soap/lotion maker, but she was quite friendly! It was unfortunate that there wasn't a comprehensive list of ingredients in their products. Regardless, I bought a 4oz bottle of Goats Milk Honey Lotion for $6. Compared to mainstream companies, this is quite a lot of product for the price, and it works well! I made a separate review for Zander's Coffee, but in short, it was poor quality. Overall we were saddened by the lack of accurate hours but delighted to have found Modee's shop.

Not much going on when we were in Coarsegold yesterday. There was someone in the back with a booth…read moreset up, but we didn't check it out. What caught my eye was the awesome tribute to our American Military Veterans. (Thank you, all, for your service and sacrifices). It's right on the corner...be sure to look for it the next time you're in Coarsegold. Anyway, when the craft fairs are going on here, this place is jamming. We've visited on Memorial Weekend and Labor Day Weekend. Vendors come from all over and I have gotten the coolest stuff throughout the years. Food vendors, too. There IS a good Mexican restaurant there, too! The downfall for this place? There's not much in the way of parking. One year we were parked way up the side road and had to tromp through the weeds. It really is a fun day, though, when you're looking for a holiday weekend adventure.

Late May, 2024. Found this produce stand on our way from Sequoia National Park to Santa Cruz, CA. I…read morewas attracted by the variety of (especially) fresh fruit and some vegetables, while my husband immediately headed to the area with all sorts of nuts. A few of the items that we purchased were bargain-priced. For instance, we got four gigantic fresh and sweet navel oranges for only 75-cents/lb., tasty white corn on the cob (4/$1, for the first 12), and small avocados (10/$1, limit 20). We also got yummy fresh apricots, pecans in their hard shells, and quite a few bags of roasted nuts for snacking. The market was clean and well-organized, and the young woman at the check-out counter was very friendly. After checking out, we enjoyed some apricots at one of their roadside picnic tables that was set up next to a small garden. Parking was sufficient, even for our small class B RV.

Stand next to the gas station. The local honey is delicious. The guy was friendly and helpfulread more