It's awesome Having a small local farm store nearby is such a treat. Places like that usually end…read moreup becoming neighborhood favorites because they carry unique goodies you can't really find at big grocery stores--things like local honey, jams, fresh or specialty snacks. It's also nice because supporting little shops like that helps local farmers and families keep their businesses going. And honestly, those kinds of places usually have the friendliest vibe too.

Goodie Farm consistently provides top tier produce and other items and friendly service. Jane and…read moreHayden take justifiable pride in their products, and they always have a moment to chat. They're part of the community, and it's always a pleasure to stop by their homey little shop. Goodie Farm is a local treasure.

I've lived many years in Southern California and not once had I ever been to Hadley Fruit Orchards…read morein either my childhood or adult life. It was advertised to me by a friend, as it was an essential stop for them and their family during road trips. First off, I heard it used to be an actual stand, but has since moved to a large storefront with high ceilings and the whole nine yards. They're known for their dry goods as well as the date shake. On this particular day, I came for the date shakes. We got one regular and one banana. I don't really know what I was expecting from a random fruit-stand-turned-store in the middle of nowhere, but I'll say I was quite pleasantly surprised. The date shake was, pretty much exactly as advertised. It was a milkshake with dates. It was a nice shake: better than most milkshakes, I'd say. It tasted more...natural? But I'm unsure if the fact that 'date' was in the name had anything to do with it. The banana variant, however, was even better. I liked the kind of texture that the banana adds, and I would get it over the original date shake pretty much every single time. One thing is that it IS a tad expensive, but what isn't nowadays?

We dropped in for date shakes and we're not disappointed. I had the date shake with banana and…read morechocolate. It was very good. The eating area of Hadleys wasn't the cleanest, we had to clean our table before sitting. The customer service was just ok. It was fun to try once, but probably wouldn't go out of my way to go back.

Nice little produce stand in Yucaipa. We have always driven past but decided to check it out today…read more They have a large selection of all types of produce, nuts, breads, etc. The strawberries and the salsa looked really good. There was some produce that looked and smelled like it was starting to be past ripe. Staff was nice, shop was clean, and there is plenty of parking. This is a great local option.

Disappointed. I won't go into any great detail as to what occurred but my last visit there kinda…read moreended it for me. I'll make the trip from now on to Hadleys in Cabazon. If the owner wants to reach out to me that's fine but I doubt we will be returning to this store for fruit and produce.

I visited this country store after apple picking since my friends and I were craving apple cider…read moreand my experience here was pretty good. The apple cider was good, but I would've preferred it to be colder and not served in a Styrofoam cup. I'm assuming that's because it was the end of the day and it looked like they were running out of apple cider and other materials. I also got the apple cider popsicle for $2 which was a good deal. It was good, but I didn't like how the juice separated from the water during the freezing so it tasted like regular ice by the time I got to the core of the popsicle. For food, I tried their Strawberry Banana Sweet Bread and that was my favorite thing! It was not too sweet and moist. It was $6.50, but not too bad for a whole loaf. The interior was fun and rustic. There are several things to shop for from different baked goods to nic nacs. The service here was pretty good and the staff seemed nice and personable. There's some parking out front as well as some picnic benches and tables with nice views of the mountains and foliage while you enjoy your treats. Overall, a good stop for some casual shopping and to enjoy a sweet treat if you're ever in the Oak Glen area.

I have been getting my apple fix since I can remember from this local spot. I moved away to Hawai'i…read moreand missed the apples so much. I took a trip up to get my fix. The staff was so nice and friendly made me miss home. The. Christmas jam was delicious and now my favorite. I was worried they weren't going to have winesap apples since it wasn't apple season but I was so happy they had them. I was able to bring back a bag to Hawai'i with me in my carry one. If you like varieties of apples this is the place to go to. They give you slices to try and it's so hard to pick which one because they all taste so good. Mahalo and A Hui Hou.

We came here on vacation and were pleasantly surprised. The man at the counter was very helpful and…read moreshowed us around. The cherries were very delicious and each tree had its own unique flavor. 10/10, fully reccomend.

Family run cherry orchard. Great place to get pesticide-free delicious cherries. They have over 40…read moredifferent varieties! Some of the branches are so full of cherries they have to prop them up to keep them from breaking. A reasonable entrance fee to cover their $30,000/year water bill. Then you pay $4/pound. Great place to bring your kids for a wholesome fun activity. We brought the grandkids and they had a wonderful time.

I absolutely love, love, love Riley's Farm, it's such a unique and immersive experience. From the…read moremoment you arrive, you really feel like you've stepped back in time. The entire place is set up like colonial America, and the attention to detail is incredible. All of the staff stay fully in character the entire time, and their costumes are beautifully made and very detailed. It really adds to the whole experience. The farm itself isn't your typical farm,it's more of a historical village with different stations set up to demonstrate things like candle making, crocheting from that time period, how the judicial system worked, and even the types of games people used to play. One of the highlights was the Revolutionary War reenactment at the end, where the kids actually got to participate as soldiers. It was such a cool experience and also really educational at the same time. I went as part of a school group, but you could definitely visit on your own and still have a great time. The food was good, but the baked goods were the real standout -- fresh breads, pies, cookies, homemade ice cream, shakes... everything tasted amazing. I also liked that you can order ahead online and just pick up when you get there. The staff were incredibly patient and kind with the kids, even when they got a little impatient, which I really appreciated. Overall, it felt like being transported back in time, and I would absolutely love to come back again.

Wonderful place full of beauty and family entertainment. We love visting Hawk's Head Tavern and…read moreBakery for lunch and then wander the grounds. Depending on when you visit, you might get lucky and see one their their reenactments and period dressed characters walking about. We appreciate that parking is free and there is no admission to walk the farm. Definitely check out Riley's Farm website where you can get all the details and see their calendar for events, though. Schools, parents, and individuals can book field trips and various fun educational activities of all sorts. Our personal favorite has been the "Old Joe Homestead Tour" (which is $25/person and lasts about 2 hours). Always a great time at Riley's Farm.

Great fruit stand. A hidden gem. The fruit is actually grown there on site…read more We bought peaches, apricots, plums, and apples. Everything is so good -- nothing like the flavorless junk in the supermarket. It's a little out of the way and possibly hard to find, but it's honestly only like five minutes from the freeway. You actually get to talk to the guy who grows the produce -- Mr. Rios. He said he has leased the land for 37 years, and he took the time to show us around and show us the 400 tomato plants he just planted. He was proud of his work, and he told us what fruits were coming into season in the next couple of months. Needless to say, I definitely look forward to return trips.

Only open weekends. Truly tree ripened fruit, which means sweeter, juicier peaches than found in…read morethe grocery store. Family operated. Delish!

Delicious juice bar!! Love their pastor meats and they…read moremake delicious fresh tortillas! HUGE variety of foreign flavors and spices you can't find anywhere else. Also the beer selection is a plus!

Tried Kemet Egyptian Food in front of Redlands Ranch Market today and dang... I wasn't expecting it…read moreto be that good. The chicken shawarma was amazing. That garlic tzatziki sauce though... sooo good. The green hot sauce was fire too. It was about $13, or around $15 after paying with my card, and honestly it was worth it. Good food, good portions, and I'd definitely come back again.