So I was out shopping yesterday at my local organic grocery. Looking over in the produce section I…read moresaw what appeared to be collard greens. Yes collards, but HUGE. They looked leaves from a Giant Gunnera plant, commonly known as Dinosaur Food. I only brought one bunch home 'cus I had to fold them both vertically and horizontally just to fit them into the produce sleeve. The leaves measured 15" across. Unbelievable and delicious, I hope to find more from Joe Heger farms in the future.

A beautiful place to browse for an hour…read more Honey Dried fruit Potted tulips (today) Vegetables Unique gift items

JULY & AUGUST - This is a great place to stop for fresh produce locally grown…read more SEPTEMBER - Of course this is Apple season. ANYTIME - They have some excellent Balsamic FLAVORED vinegars and oils, honey, apple butter, jellies, sauces, chocolate and more.

3.5/5 Its a cute stand, and I really appreciate the farm-to-table concept. Since it's strawberry…read moreseason, I was excited to pick up a pint, but I was a bit disappointed to find it was $6, and most of the strawberries I tried were sour not sweet. While I understand the effort to offer fresh, locally sourced produce, the prices feel a bit high, especially considering that this side of Indio is more lower-middle class. Perhaps they could consider lowering prices on produce that's slightly going bad to make it more accessible to everyone!

If you are a strawberry lover, Madison Street Produce is a must! There is truly no comparison for…read morefresh, juicy strawberries. Their shop opens at 10am, and they do sell out most days at this point in the season so I would recommend getting to the stand early. This season, strawberries are $5.99/pint, $15 for 3 pints. I also recommend grabbing some jam, but there is a ton of other fresh produce to enjoy! Fast facts: plenty of parking, outdoor market, dog friendly, card payment available if wifi is working

The bartenders are very friendly and the drinks are delicious. They have tables out in the orchards…read moreand the ambience is perfect. Lovely day. Also we enjoyed some tacos from a vendor that was set up in the orchard 10 out of 10 recommend.

Nice, dog-friendly environment... Great service and recommendations. Try the flight to capture the…read morevarying flavor notes.

I'm greatful that Flying Disc Ranch brought their Dates to the Clement Street Farmers Market San…read moreFrancisco all the way from Thermal CA, which is South East of Palm Springs. For me Dates are a traditional element during the Winter Holidays. There was a nice selection, and they were very helpful and friendly.

No, I do not know where Thermal, CA is but I know there's some good dates coming out of there…read more This ranch has been a long time vendor at the Ferry Farmers Market on Saturdays, usually found along the south driveway towards the back. This year, their stand is in the center section of the back lot just across from the Far West Funghi stand. They have a rotating selection of dried dates which are sold by the pound but you can certainly buy less than a pound quantities if you so choose. With the current shelter in place, no samples are given so you'll have to eyeball and ask the kind seller for his opinion in meeting your palate profile. It's certainly nice to have the variety of foods and especially produce throughout California at these markets. Kudos for still being there through these trying times!

been buying from them for nearly 20 years. they did not include The Barhi I ordered and now…read morethey're sold out, nO response, nothing. I gave them months. anyone know who else I can buy from?

ultra-personable date grower @hollywood farmers market! in…read morebusiness for 42 years. the khadrawy dates i chose are super-fresh, mildly sweet, & with the consistency of butter. like candy mousse! will certainly return. (no black sultans though.)

Very disappointed, bought some expensive avocados from this place and after a couple days they…read morestarted getting black spots on them.

Amazing local business, great customer service and quality produce every time I go. So happy they…read moreare open.

Pretty disappointed in Toms..I have been shopping here since they opened for their $5 bag of…read moreavocados. I will make my Costco run and then come in here on my way home to support local business. They have been accepting credit card all this time but when I went in a few days ago the guy tells me I have to use cash or buy something else in order to pay with a card. I'm sorry but no thanks. I don't carry cash and I'm annoyed. You own a business, don't charge me extra to pay with a card. Not to mention I made the extra stop with a sleeping baby who woke up when I took him inside (turns out all for nothing). I will be getting my avocados from Costco now. It was easier that way all along but like I said, trying to shop locally but now I'm over it. Sorry to say but you lost a loyal customer.

Agree with all the other five-star reviews; stopped in yesterday for the first time and the…read moreprincipal at the high school happened to be there too, and thanked Tom for donating some produce--so not only a great selection of great produce at great prices, but a great guy running it too. It will become the regular ritual before heading to Stater for the less nutritious part of the grocery trip.

We were lured in by the sign that said "4 lbs of oranges for $1." After looking at it more closely,…read moremy husband decided not to get it. I did end up buying a bunch of items and ordered a fruit bowl from the stand inside. There was a bit of miscommunication about how to order. The person in the booth told me to order with the cashier. When I got to the cashier, she asked if I had already placed the order. I explained that the person at the booth directed me to her so I could order and pay. Meanwhile, another customer received their item and paid at the front, so it was a little confusing. I rushed through the store so I could get the fruit bowl started. I ordered the small #3 fruit bowl, but unfortunately most of the fruit in my bowl wasn't very sweet. On the positive side, the produce section was well stocked and prices seemed competitive. If we are in the area we would stop by again.

I forgot I had written a review before. Today I came in and the cashier was sooo rude and so are…read morethe other women who work here. This unfortunately will be my last time. If someone is rude to their customers why would they expect people to return. Change your attitudes so people can feel valued and happy when they come here. And the guacamole container was already broken so when it fell it made no difference not did it make a mess. Also she bagged my items and I had two bags on me. I left with the plastic bag and she called me out on it. At least empty my items. Just very disgusting behavior.