This is a great locally owned business. Andy farms like we used to in the Santa Clara Valley, with…read moregood quality fruit and local walnuts. He really does the best for his customers as does his assistant Lisa Silva. HIs dried apricots are miles ahead of the poor quality imported "Mediterranean apricots" from Turkey which are tasteless and colorless. The quality is well worth the price at Andy's. Stop and try the almond brittle. It beats peanut brittle hands down.

I was disappointed as I had heard about this place since I'm new to the area. There wasn't much…read moreproduce and not a lot of extra food items to shop for .

Went cherry picking here in early June…read more Very simple. You "check in", they give you a bag(s) and a grasper for high up ones if you're serious (we weren't that serious). You walk around picking the cherries you want. The trees are marked to indicate the different varietals. You put them in your bag, and you go back to the table to pay for what you picked. Great date idea. There are a couple photo spots designed for Instagram type photos. We didn't use those, just took regular pics. And the whole thing cost like $10 for both of us. That's less than 2 coffees and you get the cherries too. Make sure to check in advance as crops aren't always predictable.

It was our first time at Mariani and we had a great time picking cherry ..though, we went toward…read moreend of cherry picking season ( last weekend be 6/12/26)? , there was still plenty of nice ripe cherry to pick , small to large sizes , even some at toddler height level . No outside bags or buckets allowed, they will give u plastics bags ... wear good shoes cuz there were many fallen cherry on certain parts and dirts on the grounds. I would recommend shoes you don't mind getting dirty or stained. Parking was small but we still found parking at the entrance maybe cuz we went toward end of the season and later in the afternoon. If going on warm spring weather , bring a hat or umbrella., there were still plenty of shades under cherry trees as walk tree to tree or row to row . We got carried away and end up picking 6 lb +, cost added up fast . 6.50$ per pound for cherry and 3.50$ / lb for apricots . Both cherry and apricots were sweet ! Distanced only 20 mins from San Jose Central area , which is great location if you are in nearby town/city .

Great fun for the whole family! A variety of animals and farm produce and experiences!read more

The pumpkin patch is so much fun at Spina farms. The staff was great, the event was well staffed,…read morelots of parking, and good old fashioned fun. The only part that was lacking a little bit were the food choices. I hope they improve on those as time goes on and they continue to grow. But other than that, everything was fantastic and we had a great night.

I will be short if I can…read more $25 for parking, cash only. Tickets were around $8 if not more. Food was overpriced. Very crowded. Lots of dirt. And unhinged teenagers and college students LOL! Leaving the place was so bad. People were so impatient and inconsiderate of the lines. It's not a bad pumpkin patch, I just couldn't handle so much dirt flying. Overall, if you're willing to wait in long lines for rides and walk through dirt, give this place a try. P.S. we did enjoy seeing lots and lots of pumpkins and dinosaurs.

I heard that you can get free compost from mushroom growers, so I called Monterey Mushrooms…read more They give away free mushroom compost (up to 3 yds) weekdays, you should call for their hours. I've been told that it is hot compost, so it may need to sit for awhile before you can use it. I plan to amend my clay soil with it in hopes of planting veg someday. For now, I am digging out the bermuda grass and pre-sprouting weed seeds :o) Check out my photos for an idea of what to expect - they uploaded in random order. Bring a tarp and weights (I used pavers) or tie downs to cover your load. A pair of gloves and a small stiff rake might be helpful too!

Kept in the dark and fed sh*t!!!!! Sounds tasty huh!…read more You need to know where the stuff comes from that becomes who you are. With thousands of varieties, over a 1000 are poisionous. So thank GOD for the shroom company. Some think mushrooms have no nutritional value. Mushrooms DO have vitamins and metals good for the body. Also, they are high in fiber, and low in sodium and other bad stuff. But, most importantly, they's delicious. It's obviously a farm and distribution location. But, having the opportunity to see the facility, I respect the shroom a bit more.

The Morgan Hill farmers market set on Saturday mornings from nine to one is one of the better…read moremarkets providing farm raise vegetables, fruits, cheese, and meats that I've saw in quite a long time. Everyone is super nice wanting to sell their products and everyone seems to be giving out free samples at every booth. The ambience is very down to earth and inviting and you'll see a vast ray of locals and people coming from out of town to enjoy the market.

This is always a great spot to walk around, especially if you're in downtown Morgan Hill. It is…read morebecoming a very beautiful town and public transit is convenient. Colorful fruits/vegetables/crafts/pastries/music/pantry goods/flowers/etc. It a small Farmer's Market with quality apple pies and other items too. Yes, much smaller than most. People are happy and friendly as usual. Next to the children's railroad park playground, there are high tech public restrooms now. Convenient and flexible. All are walking distance to the Farmer's Market here. There's plenty of free sidewalk street parking and free public parking lots, but you may need to circle around. Downtown Morgan Hill gets busy at and around lunch hours. I noticed new homes/buildings across the street too. Farmer's Market locations are always a blessing. Location is outstanding 5/5 as you can walk to restaurants/cafes/shops nearby. Who doesn't want to stop at the Morgan Hill train stop nearby? It was certainly a beautiful autumn day after Halloween Day out here today. Peaceful pumpkin vibes everywhere.

The meat selection and quality here is superb! I can personally vouch as I've had their A5 Japanese…read moreWagyu New York Strip and it was PHENOMENAL! For a period of time, I was getting my wagyu steaks from Costco for a stellar price per pound when it was in-stock, but they stopped carrying it for a year and a half so it was time to find someplace else to get my wagyu fix. I decided one day to check out this carniceria after walking home from the local farmer's market and lo and behold, my precious wagyu strip steak was staring back at me whispering to buy it. You bet I bought the steak and on a whim too lol. It even came with a certificate of authenticity and a very nice paper bag! The market inside is very spacious and it's clear to me that they keep their store pretty clean as it did have a bleach-like odor. While their primary focus is selling various cuts of "elite" meat, they also offer a selection of marinated protein, and accoutrements. After securing the goods, my husband grilled that baby up and we devoured every sliver of medium rare goodness. It's fatty but in the best way possible and a little goes a long way in terms of getting and staying full. I will definitely be coming back here to try out other cuts of meat!

A once hidden gem, that is no longer…read more Pros: A great selection of meat Helpful staff Cons: They do not have their pricing out per all products, so don't be surprised if you all of the sudden pay $3-$4 more dollars a pound than a few weeks ago. Their prices have skyrocketed since I first started going here, save yourself some money and shop at Region. Also call prior to going, if you're stopping by right when they open or a few min prior to closing. I've stopped by before to find their store surprisingly closed during their "store hours".

The best CSA I've ever visited. Family friendly, organic, and the perfect place to visit during one…read moreof the many harvest events and parties they throw throughout the year. Vegetables year round that are worth every penny. A totally unbias review!

Variety, quality, quantity! I have been going to One Acre Farm since it first opened and it only…read moregets better. This small family farm never stops surprising me. As soon as I find my favorite veggie, I try something new and kazam! I have a new favorite veggie. This year I tried the peaches and plums. Total heaven! The assortment of fresh tomatoes have been amazing! This CSA is a true foodie adventure!