Get your produce fresh here great people and good stalls of local farmers and artisans.read more

My wife and I go here at least once a month to get local raw honey as well as fruits and…read morevegetables, they have a great selection and high-quality produce. I also have vendors doing breads and dips and some crafts. It's really just a nice thing to do on a Saturday morning.

Coming to Corona Farms is such a treat! Not only do they have the most beautiful fruit and produce…read morebut they are always so inviting and friendly when I visit. They also give you ideas on what to make with produce you may not be used to, or need more ideas for. My favorite things to get are cherry tomatoes, basil, cilantro, bell peppers, and this time I got white peaches that I grilled up. While I am no longer in the area, I will return when I visit Riverside.

Food: 5/5 Veggies straight from the source. Delicious!…read more Service: 5/5 Pick from the fresh veggies they have for the day! And the staff are so nice! Ambiance: 5/5 A cute stand right at the farm

I love this little farmers market! I feel like every time I go, it just keeps getting bigger with…read morebetter vendors. Clover coffee is great & we enjoyed trying out Mama L's food. I also loved the little cake I got from another vendor, it was so good!! We also got their banana bread and it was bomb. Just a perfect spot to enjoy your Sunday morning. Everyone's also kind and welcoming.

Farmer's market every Sunday from 8am to 2pm. Lots of parking space since it's at the parking lot…read moreof Tyler Mall. It's a great way to support local businesses. Even though the pieces are on the pricey side, compared to other non-farmer's market products. But you can find different varieties of goodies at this market. I love the tamale guy the most. $3 per tamale (can be cheaper if you buy more) and they offer lots of vegetarian options. We tried the potato flavor and red bean flavor. I like the red bean one more, the potato one may taste better if it's hotter. Salsa will cost an additional $1 or $2 depending on the portion.

This is a home-based business located in Norco's horse country, starting in 2024. We love farm…read morefresh eggs, so this piqued my interest. To our delight, we found their "egg store" is actually their converted garage. Bottom line, expect nothing fancy for their store, but this is a little gem regardless. If you can not make it during regular business hours, fear not! On the front porch is a smart vending machine where you can buy their products even during off hours. You pay by scanning your phone/credit card to make a purchase. The vending machine contains jars of their unfiltered honey, their eggs (sold by the dozen), specialty lotions and soaps, and other products from small, local businesses. Their eggs are super fresh, huge, and come in varying colors, light beige to deep brown. The yolks are deeply colored and rich in minerals. These are obviously very happy, well fed chickens. While the eggs are more expensive than store-bought, you can expect his to be super fresh. He explained that, typically, store-bought eggs are several weeks old before you can buy them. His are a day-old. On Wednesdays (and sometimes Sundays) they sell locally-made sourdough bread loaves, until they run out. Their business card says they also carry other baked goods, but we did not see any on our visit. We returned on Wednesday and came home with a perfect loaf of sourdough bread... wonderful! The front garden is a welcoming, mini paradise, set up with chairs/benches, and filled with pretty flowers, an above-ground vegetable garden, and lush landscaping. They invite their visitors, young and old, to come and stay awhile. Children are challenged to a game where tiny play figures are hidden in the garden to find. It's an adventure for the whole family. This is a chicken farm. The ladies are housed in the back. We are looking forward to a "chicken tour" soon with the grandkids. The honey he sells is from his own bee hives in Temecula, Fallbrook and two other cities I have already forgotten. While I forgot to ask his name, he is a delightful, dedicated owner. His proudly Portuguese grandmother was there helping out, and a real jewel. It is a pleasure supporting a small business, run by good, earnest people like these.

Coming to Mother Hubbard's Farms was quite the experience! The owners are very welcoming and…read moreadvocate for the best and great quality food. Their knowledge and expertise made the trip all the more worth it! Additionally, they carry other items such as eggs from chickens raised on their property, coffee beans from a local coffee shop that are origin sourced, maple syrup, candy apples, and frozen cuts of flat iron, NY strip and wagyu, and sourdough. With plans to continue on expanding with fresh milk! Prices were affordable given the source and quality. Will definitely patronize in the near future!

Went for the locally grown fruits and veggies, but also discovered oils/vinegars, homemade doggie…read moretreats, honey, baked goods, hummus, nuts, plants, jewelry and more. Nice stop in the middle of the week. Grab dinner at one of the food vendors and relax by the fountain. Or try one of the great restaurant options at The Shoppes.

To be honest, I've only ever experienced the Chino Hills Farmer's market during the summer, so you…read morecan imagine my delight to discover that it exists all year round. In fact, the market (during my hiatus) has doubled in size. It now occupies the full stretch of the Shoppes' main street. There are SO many food vendors specializing in all types of cuisines - Italian! Korean! Brazilian! I love to see these people really indulging and perfecting their craft. It's a unique feature of this market because they don't have the run of the mill food vendors you find elsewhere. Additionally, there are lots of produce vendors alongside artisanal booths that sell things like soap and jewelry. You can do a little shopping after eating a snack or dinner. Honestly, I'd come to this farmers market on vibes alone. I can't think of a better way to spend a Wednesday night in the sleepy suburbs than to eat delicious food and do some produce shopping. It gets even better during the summertime when there's live music. 10 out of 10. Highly recommend.

Good meat options. All halal which makes it great. And reasonable pricing. Also customer service is…read moregreat. They help pick the great options. Clean environment as well. Would recommend anyone to come here over other local over priced places.

Tom's Farms is a great place to spend the day with your family. There are small arcade rides a…read morepetting zoo and also an antique store with produce and candy shop and a cheese and wine shop. It is right off the I 15 Freeway. When coming from the north driving south get off at Temescal Road.

If you're looking for something sweet this is the place to go. Lots of variety and fun to see…read morecandies we grew up with. Very nostalgic. Unfortunately, the farmers market section was not as impressive.

When I came in with shoulder and chest pains, the said it wasn't anything major ( I thought maybe I…read morewas having a heart attack) only five other people in the room. Almost two hours later, a head nurse comes in and announces, this is a busy day, yes by 1:15pm it tripled with clients. It's ALWAYS like this. Don't know why they act so surprised, maybe they need more help. Stop making excuses. Fix the problem. Lots of people get sick, no appointments available and that's why they say, go to urgent care.

Where do I start , ever since moving to riverside county , Kaiser been the worst place the RN's…read moredon't have no proper manners towards patients and the hospitals staff inserts iv's into patients and sending back into the waiting area for hours , the healthcare system is failing us paying taxpayers daily, to see what this have come to, patients setting in waiting room area for hours , while the staff in back run around with they heads cut off , kids sick sitting in the hallways and in the waiting area waiting on a room