This is the best farm in all of Fresno. I look forward to drive thru summer harvest. The family is…read moreso friendly. The prices are amazing. Best peaches ever !!!

Recently just got back from another year of being part of the harvest of the adopt a tree program…read more This particular year marks the 20th year anniversary of the program. A buddy of mine had participated in the program for about 14 years. Crazy! I don't know the fine details about the adopt a tree program, but if you're interested, you totally should look into it or do it. The fruit here is just absolutely amazing. It's used in lots of popular restaurants in the Bay Area and Los Angeles. Also, the head editor (Bill Addison) of LA Times food was asked what was his favorite fruit was and he referenced this farm and its stone fruit. I'm actually planning on going to a pie shop that uses fruit this Friday for a special event. and Los Angeles. I'm actually planning on going to a pie shop that uses their fruit this Friday for a special event. By now the routine is pretty simple and straightforward for me. There's a meet and greet in the morning with some instructions for some of the newer people. The you got to harvest your trees before it gets too hot outside. My friend has multiple trees hence me coming out to help every year for the last three years. Another fun experience, I'll be at exhausting. There was a fun light brunch in the middle of it and there was a beer tasting this time around with beers that use the fruit in their process.

We walked the block and a half to buy a flat of eggs and some habanero salsa. O.m.g. Anthony…read moreDaddino explained a little of his family's 75 year history of doing business. Thank you so much for the history lesson Anthony and the awesome eggs and salsa. We are recent transplants from Orange County and you couldn't do that in Huntington Beach. Support your local businesses! It was so clean and we will be back. Highly recommended!

I initially found this business on Google as I was searching for cage free eggs and this was the…read morefirst place to pop up. I'm so happy I visited because I was also able to snag some pickled asparagus! Sadly, they were out of their pickled carrots but I will be back! They had a pretty big stock up of eggs and jarred items (pickled, jams, etc) I was very appreciative of this little spot, supporting a family owned small business is always my go to!

This is a must if you live in the Fresno area, hands down!…read more In years' past, you were able to walk down the street. This past Christmas season, though, we all drove through it - at least, when we went - which made for a much quicker experience, of course, but it spared us the cold weather and muddy ground. Pack a car with family and friends, and come experience the magic. Go early or risk getting into some serious grid-locked traffic for a little while. There's vendors and cheer, galore. Some home decorations feature specific themes, like Marvel or Disney, while others take a more secular approach or else go all-out Christmas bonanza. The bigger, the better is what it's all about. Though this event is free, donations are encouraged to keep the tradition going year after year.

This is one of many traditions we have in our little family. My daughter is older now and I have to…read morepersuade her to continue with the tradition. I love to come when on the walk night. A lot of people come and just walk and admire the Christmas decorations that every year they put and keep the old decorations and year after year they add new ones. I don't really know how link the walk is from beginning to end. But you need to come prepared. Put some confit shoes and a thick jacket. It gets cold. It is a nice tradition that they stared after a child die in one of the houses after that the tree in front of the house they started decorating it and more families started to decorate their houses. It has become one of the nicest things to do as a Comunity. Love coming here! Also be prepared to give a donation. They need help for the resources. Very pretty every year!

Visited this hidden gem during the Fresno wine and chocolate weekend and it was worth the price of…read morethe 2-day wristband all on its own. First, the owners: Gena and her partner were first rate hosts, just really nice people who created such a welcoming environment. We tried their rum and aged brandy as well as their ready-to-drink old fashioned and Manhattan. The rum could probably sit a few more years, which they admitted they'd been told before, but the other drinks were standouts. The old fashioned was strong yet smooth, with a subtle spice to it. The manhattan was a bit lighter for me, but my wife enjoyed it a lot. The brandy...let's just say I considered not visiting any other wineries after tasting that. I would gladly buy my spirits exclusively from Marian Farms from now on. Go check them out!

The food was not too bad, especially the lamb shank but very overpriced for what you got…read more Additionally, the entry fee was $8 per individual. The St. George Greek Orthodox Church always hosts this annual food festival and I trust the proceeds from the event go to help the church and the local Greek community. Most of the dishes range in price between $3 for many desserts, to $4 to $12 for most savory items individually. I thought it was ridiculous to charge $4 for the rice pilaf, which was actually only a dollar less than the roast chicken, and they gave me so little too. The chicken/pork souvlaki was very tasty but one tiny skewer was hardly worth the $7. I also believe I was grossly overcharged unless the prices went up and the prices listed on the pamphlet were outdated. This is very unlikely, however, since I came on the first night of the festival. Many of the volunteers for the event, many of them were very young, were terribly unhelpful, and not prepared at all to answer even the most basic questions (e.g., the type of meat and ingredients in the dish they were serving, where you could purchase drinks, where the restroom was, etc.). BEST BETS: lamb shank, spanakopita, moussaka, roast chicken, Greek salad, walnut baklava, saragli - pistachio, and baklava sundae.

The food and drinks were a sad affair lacking in quality. Not worth the visit. The people were very…read morenice at all booths, but their hands were tied to the disorganization and lack of answers. The food was a 1.5 out of 5 stars. The star of the a la carte platter (see picture) was the dolmas. But the uncooked rice pilaf chunks and gamey lamb shank were atrocious. The mocha frappe is sadly misleading with no blending of the drink. Sad tasting made worse with Hershey (low quality) chocolate used in a latte that did not use quality beans for the espresso. Of the aforementioned complaints, they sold hummus, but somehow not a La carte. And it was in a 2oz. Container, along with 3 pieces of cheese, pita, cucumber sauce, and olives do 12 freaking dollars. So we left a Greek festival empty-handed of the most desired item, hummus. I am quite disappointed what is supposed to be a "jolly" affair. For context, we visited between 2-4pm on Saturday.

Fresno and some very ambitious people have decided to grace us with the option of enjoying the…read morefatty fair food a little bit earlier in the year. I was just as confused as you when I heard the Fresno fair was happening in May! But let's just jump right into this. First of all, I am not a huge fan of the Fresno fair that happens in the Fall. It's extremely crowded, so hot and overpriced. The Spring fair is a lot smaller than the BIG Fresno fair but it is held in the same spot. I feel that if given more exposure , this event will grow larger. This is the FIRST year. They have the usual foods like deep fried Oreos, twinkies, giant corn dogs, Bubba's BBQ and etc. don't expect a huge amount of stands for food though! For this year at least because there were maybe just 9 food stands ? But that's okay, because there were no lines ! Lol And you got your food quickly. There are a lot of other vendors selling trinkets, snacks and other seen on tv items. Camel rides for $10. A free bird show, the bird sang happy birthday! Lol There are an abundance of games and some rides. Which I did not pay too much attention to, I only came for the food and just to check it out. Slightly disappointed that there were no lobster fries or gelato. Maybe next year ! Parking : $5 Fresno fair parking Entrance : $10

I went to the spring fair last year. I took my niece and her friend. It wasn't too crowded or too…read morehot. Not as expensive. I did miss the exhibits. There were plenty of rides. I plan to go again this year.

I love coming here, it's one of my favorite wineries. We made this our last stop on the valentine's…read moretrial and it was worth it. Sunday was the best time to come, there was hardly anyone. They did have music outside, and they had a candy bar area for you to grab what you wanted. We got to try 5 samples, and I ended up buying a bottle. We had the whole outside to ourselves, everyone left way before the event was actually over. I'm so glad they got rid of the pottery potties, they now have full bathrooms outside and they are really NICE! They sell beer now from Riley's brewery, they also have slushies, and a great selection of wine. Check out their social media outlets for all up coming events, and music. Don't forget to bring your own chair so you can enjoy the spacious outside area. You can also bring your own food and snacks as well. Thank you Engelmann's for such a nice event and a great space to hangout and enjoy some delicious wine.

I came here on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. We had a Galentines day, it was sunny and warm most of the…read moreday and made a perfect day to be out. It was my first time here, it was beautiful. You're allowed to bring in your own food just no drinks. They sell wine, beer, alcoholic slushies and red beer. They also offer Non Alcoholic Ultra beer. There was a taco truck on Sunday, my friends said the meat in the tacos was amazing. They had a really good musician, he played the guitar and sang. He was from Tennessee, and was so much fun. The vibe there was great. We danced, ate, sipped on drinks. I will definitely be back! Parking was free, but the lot is small. We had no problem this past sunday, but I have been told it gets crazy during the warmer months with parking.

Attended a beautiful luncheon here and was completely satisfied with the food and venue. The views…read moreout the windows were lovely, and the food was scrumptious. At our table, the chicken plate option was enjoyed, as well as the Vegan Option. The vegetables were the star of the show, as they were tender, flavorful, and plentiful. I have attended multiple events over the years here, and today, wanted to showcase the lovely food, and highlight the quality, flavors, and presentation with plating. I would highly recommend having an event here.

Where do I start.... Just driving in the entrance is beautiful and keeps getting better. The place…read moreis immaculately clean, the staff so very friendly and helpful and the food is delicious!! Now Ali the manager and his staff are wonderful. They helped make my daughter's bridal shower just perfect. Best of all everything went so smoothly from beginning to end. Ali said don't worry we got it AND he did. Thank Fort Washington Country Club