its so funny this has its own corner of yelp and i cannot…read morehelp but smile in reading the other review its a mexican thing-- in mexico (and LA) there are tons of these portable fruit stands-- we like to put salt lemon and chili on almost everything-- cucumbers, fruit, potatoes... its so tasty i think this thing is way overpriced but i have to admit that i was so excited to see one here because its been a while since ive been to mexico. the truth is that mexicans make this in their home all of the time and sometimes prepare it as an appetizer.. usually refered to as pico de gallo

Delicious yumminess in a cup! Omg, it's like a Mexican fiesta going on in my mouth!!! Best $6 I…read morespent this whole month.

I came in looking for Okra. I couldn't find it at Raley's and they had a ton of it. They have a lot…read moreof nice produce in here and it is reasonably priced. I did get a chocolate wafer bar and it was expired by two years. I would maybe stay away from the dried goods but if you're looking for veggies and fruits this place is the place.

They have great produce at great prices. Nice selection and friendly staff. I will be returning…read moreweekly

Aside from everyone's posted horrible experiences i decided to create my own experience! I've…read morevisited in 2012 when i didn't have my own kids and it seemed fine so coming back i didn't rest have the same idea being years have passed so things including prices can change thank goodness this is one of the rare pumpkin patches with activities that are open during the day. Most opened around 2 and with my 3yr old and 1 yr old that wasn't going to work for us. Even though they have schools field trips happening i couldn't tell they had so many kids until i saw then gathering to leave. Steve was amazing. As we arrived he told us what was going on and gave us an idea of what to expect before even mentioning the cost. I appreciate that rather than someone taking my money and go on. I didn't expect his warm welcome to be there. Made me want to be there even more! He seemed like he genuinely wants families to have fun and enjoy what they have created! The best part is my son never really talks to many people but he was happy to talk to Steve about his hot wheels, pumpkins and mcdls as we were leaving for lunch! The hay pyramid, the kiddie corner with cars, spooky houses, a imagine play area with Saloon, merc, jail house was fun for the kids. Hay rides and tractor photo ops. Sunflower box for the kiddos to get messy and creative. I enjoyed the day here 4/5 stars only for the pumpkin selection being a bit wonky. A few of the attractions were down but in reality they weren't going to be put to use by the age of children and the amount of traffic they had. Will be back!

There's an admission fee for pre-teens + teens. Admission was $10 each. My 2 y/o was free. I showed…read morethem my military ID and got free entry. Entry covers free "haunted house" tour and you can pay extra for a hay ride or train ride. Pumpkin selection is very limited. There is no corn maze. The "haunted house" consists of a small room that's dark with Halloween decors that you see at a Halloween store. If you step on it, the stuff pops up and scares you. The train ride takes less than 10 minutes to complete, depending how fast the driver is. It's literally around the field, which is about the size of a high school track. There's a seesaw, hay stacks, face painting that ranges from $10, $15 or $20 depending which designs you want. The 3 females who face pint are awesome. They're funny and full of personality. Food selection is very limited, pretty much your basic candy + snacks you can purchase whole sale at Costco; cold bottle water, cans sodas and Capri suns. No shave ice, popcorn, or speciality treats you typically see at a pumpkin patch at this time of year. There's two sandboxes that's are filled with corn kettles that kids can jump in and play with. You can get a decent experience with your kiddos without having to drive too far. I wouldn't call it a pumpkin patch, more so a "field" trip. My family enjoyed this unplanned trip, so it's worth a try if you're looking for something local and less crowd.

I counted two vegetable vendors one strawberry vendor one fruit vendor and the rest was in the…read morecategory of what I called gifts or the other category was Cannabis. Not like it has been in past years. Back to under the freeway. Natomas disappoints.

Every Saturday from 9 am to noon, the parking lot of Inderkum High School in Natomas turns into a…read morefarmers' market. We've gone the last two weeks, and there is lots of good fruit there! Good veggies too, along with eggs, meat, nuts, and tables for the local library and PTA. Add a breakfast/coffee place and a bakery, and you'll get 5 stars out of me, market! As it is now, you'll find lots and lots of good food to eat, and a chance to mingle with neighbors and buy great local produce.

Most people's first time trying caviar is when they are too young to enjoy it and can't afford it…read more That was true for me. 20 years ago I tried true caviar for the first time and it wasn't for me. My tastes changed, my palate refined and my bank account matured. Just because you can afford it, even as a splurge doesn't mean you should be overpaying for it. Having chef friends who don't have investors I was introduced to Sterling pre merger with Tsar and after confirming California grown caviar was in fact on par with the worlds best and at a fraction of the cost I was hooked. I was regularly ordering about a kilo per year and decided to just become a Kilo Club member. I wasn't just using this as garnish for dishes as I'm a home cook who eats out alot too, but I was sharing with friends, introducing them and even eating it alone from the tin in my kitchen late at night, sometimes drunk, sometimes not. I'd get into them thru their sales they run when production is high (there is a maturing process once harvested). Communicaitons are quick, shipping is fast and I love their gel packs, i've got quite the supply that I used in my coolers for camping, picnics, etc. If they had rewards points I'd be in trouble collecting them. I was in the bay for business and I emailed them asking to see if I could visit and they obliged me a tour. It's a fascinating and expansive operation. The amount of dilligence they put into every detail the meticulous nature of the business is impressive. I can't wait for their Kilo Club meets. With the grading systems you'll often get great value going with their lower tiers (all are good, some are great). I've had Classic tins that were much closer to Royal and Supreme closer to Imperial. Classic I find to go good with seafood, Royal to be best eaten alone, Supreme to be best eaten on starches/pizza/uncommon dishes due to the earthiness and the Imperial only to celebrate as the creaminess is often lost on newbies. Having been there myself and seen the operation I'm confident reccomending them to anyone. It's true Provenance.

I ordered this because I am a big fan of caviar. When I learned of Sterling Caviar, a company that…read moreis semi-local to me, I purchased some. I am trying to decide on the perfect time to break these jars of caviar open and enjoy them. But before that, I have one gripe: my package was left outside my home, which I think was a bit inconsiderate.

4/10/2026: Purchased some organic items; sadly, the Commissary decreased/eliminated organic…read moreproducts/produce! Organic products are dabbled here and there while the produce department has totally eliminated organic completely. Beyond disappointed~smh . . .

Shop here weekly... clean, friendly staff afn thankful to have a commissary near by -- great…read moreselection -- just make sure you check dates as just like any grocery store there are times the dates are approaching fast.

it is a great place if you want to purchase other items not just fruits and veggies. I am a vendor…read morethat makes crochet items and was able to set up a booth there and made new friends and sold my crochet items. Everyone is so pleasant. All the farmer vendors are so nice and let you taste the fruits. Such a variety of farm fresh produce. To bad it is not open year round.

This is a really nice farmers market in Natomas. Has a variety of fresh produce, some baked goods…read moreand some food stands! They do change every couple of weeks but I love stopping by for the seasonal fruit.

Hands down this is the best beef jerky you will ever try and believe me, I have tried so many. I…read moretruly appreciate the ability to order and also their annual holiday sale. I will always be a customer. Also, they're in my little town so I am proud to support a 'neighbor'

Best jersey this side of New Mexico. Great taste of original and dry to perfection. Awesome productread more

I took this business to court because the owner is rude a liar and did not obey by the contract we…read morehad for my daughters quinceñera. I had to take her to civil court and won . Do not book this food vendor the owner will over charge you and not provide the services you paid for

Doesn't honor contracts !! Made a HUGE mistake on a quinceañera order , owner offered to make it…read moreright and she back tracked BUYER BEWARE !! DO NOT DO BUSINESS HERE!! They can't be trusted !!!