July 2025…read more McClendon's...My Saturday morning addiction! If you know, you know...and if you don't know McClendon's yet, let me be the one to lovingly shove you in their direction. I've been shopping with them for years, mostly at the Uptown Farmers Market, and it's become a non-negotiable part of my weekend routine. Their fruits and veggies? On another level. I'm just telling you that once you taste their organic produce, it ruins the grocery store for you. I'm not being dramatic...okay maybe a little...but seriously, everything just tastes better. The carrots are sweeter, the citrus is brighter, and don't even get me started on the herbs. Fresh. Fragrant. Plentiful. I buy more than I need every time because I can't help myself. My fridge is so happy to be filled with all the herbs! It makes cooking seem way less like a chore and more like something wonderful that I get to do! The team is always kind, helpful, and genuinely happy to be there. You feel good shopping with people who care about what they do. Bonus? I actually spend less money here than I do at the store. Significantly less and for a much higher quality of food! It's wild. Totally worth the drive! Bottom line: McClendon's is the gold standard of Arizona farming. Your taste buds will thank you. Your wallet probably will too.

Amazing products grown with alot of care. I worked at a wood Fired Pizza place for a bit. Their…read moreboxed arugula and mixed greens were always top notch.

Great service and food, close to my location. Well kept. Definitely recommend this place.read more

This business willfully, blatantly, and irresponsibly violates county, state, and federal health…read morecodes for food establishments, as well as the ADA and AzDA by discriminating against disabled people. Staff and management are aware, but they refuse to address it. This store does not seem to care at all about the health and safety of their customers, nor the cleanliness of their establishment. All of the employees need to be retrained on health codes, food handler protocol, and customer service. They KNOW they are in violation, but do not care.

Stopped by on a Saturday where they had a little market setup instead of the self serve farm stand…read morewhich is open daily 7am-7pm!! They accept Apple Pay, Venmo, Zelle and cash but bring exact change to drop into the box! This is a small family run micro farm. They had peaches, tomatoes, fresh flowers, aromatherapy sprays, soaps and more! We were given a peach to try and they were sooo juicy and sweet! We bought a container of their sungold cherry tomatoes and OMG best cherry tomatoes we've had and that container was gone in 1 days at home!! We popped them all like candies lol I love being able to support local and I'll be stopping by the self serve stand for more of those tomatoes!!

Doesn't get fresher than this. Much like the Amadio Ranch in Laveen, their produce comes from their…read moreorchard behind their home. In addition to peaches, they also have tomatoes, fresh flowers, and other items (see photos). Cash or Venmo. Look for the Fresh Peaches sign on 75th Ave.

This review is mostly for people bringing young kids here for the Pumpkin Farm. There are a ton of…read morethings for you to do. From a petting zoo to hayrides. It was packed to the gills on the day we went, but lines were reasonable and there is a ton of space to spread out. The food services were typical fair stuff - nothing good or bad. The shop at the entrance has a TON of farm fresh food. From home-made jellies to fresh apple cider. this stuff is fantastic! If you are a group of adults only, stop at the store, but give a pass to the Halloween Pumpkin Farm.

This so-called Farm is nothing but a big rip off. Everything was VERY expensive even in their…read morecountry store. You have to pay to go inside to the Farm to pick your stuff and then you have to pay for what you pick. And it's expensive. They have jellies, salsa, canned vegetables and pickled items as well as some fresh vegetables. But it's just so overpriced so over the top ridiculous. Unfortunately, this seems to be the business model for everybody lately. It's unfortunate and most likely we will not return. We were really hoping to find a farmers market where we could get fresh fruits and vegetables at a decent price but I'm not gonna pay to go in and pick and then have to pay for that too. I believe it was almost $20 for each person to go inside and pick what you want and that's only if the item is in season.

This was such an absolutely abundant market Wednesday!!…read more Fresh in season produce from Ms.Cathy's table. Sweet grapefruit!! Ordered an oat London fog. Yum Every table was beaming with smiles of inviting joy Support your local farmers!!

This being my first visit to Market on the Move, I wasn't 100% sure where to go and what to do. I…read morehad heard this was a drive up. On a weekday, people were parking, then walking into the market. A volunteer at the door walked me through the process. She was both welcoming and kind. Volunteers at the payment table were just as kind. What a great community resource! Market on the Move both helps keep excess produce from landfills, and they help make food more affordable. For a $10 donation, visitors receive up to 60lbs of produce, plus additional items. When I visited, I received one case of bananas, two bunches of celery, one flat of mushrooms, six half gallons of milk, a case of Celious drinks, one tin of Cheeto's popcorn and some candy. For $10, that is a phenomenal deal. Make sure to check their website and/or Facebook page for days, times, and locations. Market on the Move is not open daily. Some of the times and locations vary by day and season. Market on the Move is probably a little far for me to visit on a weekly basis. That being said, I am sure I will return.

They don't provide anywhere near the 60 pounds they advertise. Today I only got 12 pounds and…read moredidn't get 3 of the items they advertised. I posted a review on Google and the owner Nicco responded with very rude comment. He said sometimes people get 100 pounds which is a lie. Other reviews say bad produce and moldy out of date items is the norm. This is also what I have experienced with many trips there. I kept hoping things would get better but after today's experience and the rude comment I received back from the owner I will not return. He also said 1st come 1st served because as the day goes on they give out less. Then I say give extra items of the ones they do have. Very false advertising! Save your $10 and avoid this place.

I stopped by The Orange Patch, and it's exactly the kind of place that reminds you how good citrus…read morecan actually be. The standout for me was the Oro Blanco grapefruit. Sweet, mild, and none of that sharp bitterness that makes you question your decisions. They also offer different orange size options, which is genuinely appreciated. Sometimes you want smaller, easy-to-eat oranges, and sometimes you want the big, juicy ones. They make it easy to choose. The freshly squeezed juice is excellent. Bright, clean, and refreshing without being overly sweet. It tastes like it came straight from the source because it did. The staff was also incredibly friendly and attentive. One of the women working there offered to help multiple times, whether it was carrying things up to the front or answering questions about the different citrus options. It felt welcoming without being pushy, which is always a win. If you value quality fruit, fresh juice, and genuinely kind service, this is an easy place to recommend and one I'd gladly visit again.

Without question, this is the best sweet corn outside of South Dakota and Iowa. That is not an…read moreexaggeration. Allan and the team at the orange patch have been doing this for years and they've got it down to a science. Fresh squeezed orange juice, seasonal vegetables, and some of the best salad dressing you'll ever find. You won't be disappointed!

Market that has the basics if you are in town and forgot to stop in Payson on the way in…read more Everything is very overpriced but hey you are supporting a small business and supply and demand so .... Just how it goes . :)

Kinda cluttered and disorganized. Would you believe they carry Walmart Ice Cream? Ice was…read morereasonable. Small town grocery!

From their honey to their seasonal fruits, they're preserves…read more And above all their sauerkraut. It is worth your trip.

We found this place a couple years back. Cute little store with fresh vegetables, jarred goods,…read morejams, jellies, honeys, and a mixture of some southwest style items. I bought the spicy pickled garlic and eat them daily. The best part is this picture. Last year I tried their garlic and I couldn't wait to get more this year. It is amazing!!! Always friendly service and a good chuckle when I'm in there. Be back for more garlic before the end of the season.

I shop frequently @ Natural Grocers. N. G. atmosphere was…read moreexcellent with past manager, Salvador Manager. Another professional supervisor is Ian. He has good customer problem solving skills but I don't feel confident with supervisor Daisy Hendry. I shared a short story about two children left in their vehicle with no supervision. Approximately, a weeks and half ago and within eye sight of the door of Natural Grocers. First about an infant and the other with a toddler. In fact, one N.G. worker, named Salvador; he participated in leaving an infant unsupervised in the car. After having conversation with Daisy, There didn't seem to be any understanding. Very scary! I hope someone will address the matter in a kind and professional matter. I did share with Personnel @ the time that it happen. Thxs.

We got into Sedona pretty late in the evening and just needed a few things to cover us for the…read moreevening and for breakfast. We were able to find the teas that we needed (specifically a tea to help with constipation and for sleep) and breakfast for both meat-eaters and non meat eaters. Being that we were pretty tired, it was nice to have a compact grocery store to find everything we needed rather than a gigantic box store. I always like natural grocers for their organic and more local fresh options.