We visited Ramona fresh fruits at the end of the fall season. Thankfully, there were still ample…read moreamount of persimmon to pick. The staff were very warm, welcoming, and helpful as it was our first time. The highlight for me was being surrounded by the fall colored leaves and taking memorable photos of the family having fun. For $40, a 5 gallon bucket to fill was worth it, and we were able to share the harvest family and friends for Thanksgiving.

The fruit and the ppl are amazing and they really are a great bunch of ppl. They take pride in all…read moreof the products and they stand by them. You can't even call it service, it's literally like going to your grandparents house and eating all the goodies. I could talk to them all day and not get bored. The ambiance is relaxing and welcoming, it literally feels like home being here.

We need more road‑stop markets like this! Open 24 hours, this little barn is filled with…read moreRamona‑made goodies from so many talented local creators. You'll find produce, soaps, baked goods, jewelry, and everything in between -- it's the kind of place where you can feel the community in every corner. I love that it's self‑service pay, which builds trust and makes supporting small businesses so easy. It's such a thoughtful way to showcase local makers and give them a space to shine. A must‑visit spot if you're exploring the wineries or just want to try a mix of local treats. The whole place is incredibly charming -- simple, rustic, and full of heart. Honestly, I wish we had something like this in San Diego. A perfect stop to support local businesses and pick up unique goodies while you're in Ramona.

The cutest- and great bread and baked goods! Love the variety, honor system, etc. I come visit…read morefriends here often and am loving how close I am to fresh goods, fresh juice, etc. Most items are reasonably priced but I was shocked at 10 tortillas for $15! One note: check each bag before purchase because once we saw a tiny bug enter the packaging.

One of our favorite farmers markets here in San Diego! They have a great selection of food from…read moreBrazilian to African food. Their selection of desserts is also wonderful! They have lots of vegan options as well. All the vendors we have come across have been super friendly and down to earth. It's sometimes packed, but usually still enjoyable to walk around. They have tables to sit near the food stands with chairs. Definitely a must stop if you're around on a Friday evening!

Haven't been in many years... I was super shocked by the prices of everything!! But still super…read morecute!!

Amazing pasture raised eggs and great customer service from this family owned farm!…read moreI go out of my way to get these eggs and grateful I get to enjoy such a treat.

FRESH FARM EGGS!!! (5 stars + meteor shower + starlinks)…read more Pasteurized eggs are the best quality. But pasture raised + fresh farm eggs; Hens that roam freely and forage, even better quality! Did you know... fresh farm eggs can sit on the counter (unrefrigerated) for up to 14 days IF the eggs have yet been refrigerated. And they are SO good. Obviously, refrigerate if they won't be consumed within the 14 days but once refrigerated they must stay refrigerated . When buying at the booth, they have not been refrigerated. Current price: $8 for 1 dozen. Expensive but quality and freshness is priceless. If you haven't had fresh farm eggs or don't know the difference, you need to refine that pallet of yours because you are missing out. Fresh as in unwashed!!! I've gone "country" in this beach city! Many times I have considered taking the drive to Ramona to the farms to hunt for some fresh eggs for my baked goods, breakfasts, and my fresh pasta noodle making. Especially when it comes to making my fresh pasta noodles from scratch I want the freshest eggs possible. Well, you don't need to drive to the farms. Their tent is available at some of the farmers markets around the county. If you see their tent, don't pass them up! Well worth $8. Some of the other food vendors at the farmers markets use their eggs as well. I had a "breakfast bowl" and they were frying up fresh eggs from Three Sons Farm. The taste of fresh eggs... I can't find the right words that deserve their compliments. Has a fresh and clean taste to them. The yolk doesn't have a harsh "yolks-ness" taste, it's lighter and creamier - if that makes sense?! The difference is in the yolk. I will take creamier over store bought any day. Ex: I make my own fresh pasta noodles from scratch. That alone, the noodles are already fresh and silky. With fresh eggs... "!!!!!" JABA APPROVED. Until the next review....

When we were strolling the Little Italy Mercato recently, we were offered samples of dates by this…read morenice guy. He was obviously excited about dates. He was telling us how he uses them to sweeten things instead of sugar. I guess I would too if I had a date farm! (He ended up being the owner.) We were surprised how good and naturally sweet his dates were. We had to buy a bag. I found myself eating them too when I was craving something sweet! And I really have never been the biggest fan of dates, but I am now. I even grew up with dates around the house, since my dad loves them. I definitely have to come back and buy him a few bags. You can find the date guy at the Little Italy Mercato (Saturdays 9am-1:30pm) and the North Park Farmer's Market (Thursdays 3pm-7pm).

The Medjool dates offered are by far the best quality one can find. They are larger and more meaty…read morethan any other dates sold at stores. Worth seeking out. These dates can be found at many of the farmer's markets in late fall through spring. There is a stand at the Poway Farmer's Market held on Saturday mornings.

Thanks to a bad review I was able to get eggs. David was educational on how to check for eggs. I…read moreattempted to give him a tip he refused. Amazing person, honest and not abusive. I called him to make an appointment. I told him I Google his number. Came home wash some of the eggs I was going to use. Hunger got to me. I ate them before I was able to take a picture of them. Will be coming back. I guess if you are respectful and could also learn to listen. The outcome will be great. YUMMY

Don't bother giving this place your business! I just called right now and asked if I could DONATE…read moreleft over pumpkin we have. When asked how many my answer was "a pretty sizable amount" their response was "well that doesn't help me." I hung up right after that response! How rude!!

How could I possibly give a one star for a place I've been going to for over 30 years…read more Well, I'll tell you why. I went in last week to get my usual of a flat of "checks" and a flat of smalls. The price went up in one week $2 dollars each. Checks $5 a flat. D smalls $4 . Okay, I understand feed price's probably went up and I get it. Over the many years I have signed petitions for the Ranch regarding the attempt to change the laws on free range and cages, I was there for you . Today I went in and all the egg prices went up more than 100%. In less than a week, 100% increase. Were you impacted by the Avian Flu? "No"... To me it's gouging because you can. So now I'll just buy my eggs from Trader Joe's. They are having supply problems but they have NOT raised their prices.

I have to laugh because I called to ask them if their eggs were pasteurized and the lady who…read moreanswered the phone had no idea what I was talking about. She thought I meant "in a pasture" and I said no...like cooked (for lack of better term, ie destroying bacteria)...and she said no they're raw Right, I know they're raw eggs...I was so flabbergasted by an egg farm not knowing what pasteurization means I really couldn't find the words. It doesn't say "pasteurized" on the cartoon, but the website says "processed", the end of the call she noted that they are just washed. I just wanted to know if they were safe to eat raw but I guess not which is fine, they are very good otherwise, but an egg ranch not knowing what pasteurization is was pretty funny.

This is our favorite local farmers market! There's a train that runs and is super kid friendly. The…read moreline can get very long for train tickets and waiting so go early if it's on your to do list. The market itself is about two blocks and some change. All of the vendors are really friendly & knowledgable. This farmers market is extremely dog friendly so be aware if you have allergies. The only downside to this market is how rude people can be when it comes to their dogs. We've seen owners let their dogs go to the bathroom just steps away from vendor tents and it's disgusting. Overall a really nice farmers market with lots of yummy food & local produce.

I'm absolutely in love with farmer's markets, and this one is one of our favorites to go to!…read moreThere's always so many options for everything and the vendors are always so friendly! We've always wanted to get fresh, warm and delicious bread and pastries from the Chaupain Bakery stand, but their line has always been insanely long. Luckily enough during our visit this past weekend, the line wasn't as terrible when we passed by them--you grab that opportunity without dilly dallying because a minute later, that can change real quick. We got a slice of their caramelized onion quiche, a strawberry bar, a chocolate chip muffin, and a bag of their brioche buns. Sooooo yummy! We also got Amapola's banana pudding and it was divine! The perfect dessert for a sweet tooth. It's served chilled, so creamy and not too sweet. I love that you still get some banana chunks in there too. Will definitely get this again the next time we visit! I was also in dire need of more coffee that morning, so I decided to get some from Wipeout Coffee. I got a large Iced Hazelnut Latte with oat milk. I was so happy to get to try new coffee from a local roaster! It was pretty good--I really enjoyed my drink--just an insane amount of ice even after asking for light ice. Their coffee was just so crisp and refreshing. They also have all kinds of fresh and vibrant greenery, flowers, and produce that are all just so hard to resist! Unless something drastic changes, we'll always come to visit this farmer's market.