This is our go-to mandarin place! The owners are very pleasant people who produce high-quality…read morecitrus fruits. We've been stopping in here for 7 years to buy mandarins, oranges, and occasionally honey. The prices are very reasonable too!

My MIL was so excited to hear about a farm with Korean produce that she drove straight there! It…read moretook a few hours to get there but she brought back a few hundred perilla leaves, 40 Asian pears, some fresh pork belly, and a few other goodies. The meat was really top notch and better than what you can get at a lot of places in the Bay Area. I don't think it'll be realistic for me to drive all the way to the farm but I will definitely try the ordering system since they deliver to Dublin on Saturdays.

Have ordered from these guys the last 2 years. We had full honey boxes on a 4-deep hive in the…read morefirst year. Amazing bees. Had a mixup with delivery this year and they resolved the issue professionally and quickly. Can't recommend them and their bees enough.

What an awesome service these people provide! When my queen unexpectedly died very late in the…read moreseason I thought my colony was finished! I found Olivarez and they responded immediately. I had my new queen at an excellent price within 24 hours. Now, a week later she's installed, accepted by the colony and going about her business. Thanks, OHB, you saved my hive!

If you are driving through Orland you have to stop at Andy's Butcher Block. This sandwich shop is…read morethe best ever. You can get a solid sandwich for five dollars. All their meat is local, along with produce and sauces. They focus on supporting small business in Northern California. I have eaten here numerous times while working construction or after fishing on the Sacramento River. I have taken many friends here before, that had never heard of it. Everyone is a fan. Beware the line is the door on St. Paddy Day...they have the best corned beef!

Excellent place to grab a sandwich! Fridays they smoke tri-tip in the parking lot. We were greeted…read moreand served promptly upon entering the business and all the employees were nice and friendly. Nothing wrong with this family owned and operated business and whenever we're in the area, we enjoy having one of their sandwiches.

Been using Orland meats for the past 3 years. They are friendly and helpful. Will continue to…read moreuse them. Love their old scales in the store front.

I love this place…read more It's cheaper than meats from the big groceries and way better quality. Really friendly staff and we love their different brats and bacon!

The Food 4 Less, of Northern California…read more Was traveling from southern California to Nor Cal. I went here to pick up some basics. I like it, it reminds me of the Food 4 Less stores back home. Take into consideration, if you wanted a Trader Joe, you would drive to Chico. This is Orland, a town of under 10,000 people, so a store this size is ideal. The parking lot and store was clean, I found what I was looking for and I liked that they sold pre-cooked chicken. Overall, a positive shopping experience. I took off one star, because I am spoiled and used to having more options, such as at a Vons, ALbertsons or Trader Joes. Solid store, if comparing it to a Food for Less. some comments complained about prices, I though the prices were lower compared to larger cities, atleast in Southern California, everything is relative. Pros clean well stocked good prices, a bottle of water was $1, in a larger city it would be $3 pre-cooked chicken self check out, I got my shopping done in record time no "charities" standing out front, trying to get money out of you. smaller town, shorter lines, = get out faster Cons Less variety that larger stores bananas looked over-ripped, I suggest a drive to Chico for premium produce.

A cashier there asked if I was using WIC???? I am not sure why she asked???. I have never been…read moreasked that question. She then left in the middle of ringin me ug up, to take her break. The woman that took over her cash drawer, excused her comment to the fact that she was new. So new employee means no common sense?

We visited the Orland Farmstead Creamery as part of the California Artisan Cheese Festival Tour…read more The owners and cheese makers, Valerie and Paul were there to greet us and lead us on a tour of their family run operation. It's very clear that they are passionate about what they do, and make every effort to utilize the available resources. They have won numerous awards including a Gold Medal for their Formage Blanc at the 2015 World Cheese Awards in London. We finished our tour with a cheese, wine and/or beer pairing on their garden patio where we some amazing cheeses. My favorite, the sundried tomato, cranberry, queso fresco.

Found this stand at the soy and tofu festival and the vegan fruit cake was delicious! I topped it…read moreoff with a vegan cream cheese and apple butter (and heated it up) the day and it was a delightful breakfast!

I am very happy with the quality and freshness of their ume fruit. I purchased 5lbs online and…read morereceived via FedEx a day earlier than they mentioned at the time of purchase. Highly recommended and I would buy again for my ume needs.

Please clean your garbage cans in parking lot, their overflowed with garbage Everytime I shop. It's…read moregross! Please get mice control there was a mouse running thru the vegetable isles and some lady screamed, that's how I noticed. Other than that, it would be nice if you had senior discount days. Oh and more variety of coffee like San Francisco Bay coffee. Please bring back the thicker hash browns the ones you have now are so thin thru fall apart. Thank you!

They now have an app that you can download that keeps track of your purchases so if you lose your…read morereceipt, you have a way to find them. Be sure to let them know you have that are into your phone number and check out attitudes greatly improve customer service is way better than it used to be. I took off one star because I constantly find products that have no pricing and it's super annoying to have to go find someone or go all the way to the front of the store to have them do a price check, especially when grabbing stuff out of the refrigerator or freezer, Also they need someone who's checking the Maintenance. I saw smoke pouring out of the top of the fridge that holds the eggs when I tried to tell an employee, they just looked at me like OK well whatever why are you telling me this? The other thing they could improve on would be removing produce, etc., that has expired or is it going bad? I have constantly gone to grab something found it and handed it to an employee.