We did the $90 tour where you spend two hours learning about the farm, learning about the goats…read more Part of the experience was learning how to milk the goats! Then we got to see where the cheese is made and even personalize a goat cheese of our own. This was a really unique and interesting experience. I will have to come back in the spring when they have baby goats. The little shop is cute and sells their goat cheese and other products. With doing the tour, we got a 10% discount on the additional cheese we bought.

- I recommend the Farmstead cheese tour: $58. You see the entire farm and operation, and you get to…read moremilk a goat. It's great. - Mingling with the goats is very relaxing. It's worth the trip. - Starting around February/March you can see the baby goats; they are bigger in the summer. - Their goat cheese products have less of a gamey goat flavor; it's more of a clean tangy flavor from the salty ocean breeze. - Afterward, I recommend stopping at Arcangeli Grocery in town to pick up some of their bread. - Sante Arcangeli winery has wine tasting in the second floor hay loft. For the products in the shop, there is no info on the website, so here's the inventory: Strawberry Jam: $18 for 8 oz. Pescadero strawberries, lemon juice, sugar Olallieberry Jam: $18 for 8 oz. Pescadero ollalieberries, lemon juice, sguar Olallieberry Vinaigrette, 250ml, $26 Olallieberry nectar 250ml, $26 Olallieberry Vinegar, 375ml: Olallieberry juice and rice vinegar. $32 Chocolate pot $12. Looks like a pot-de-creme Milk pot $12. Looks like a pot-de-creme Lavender Lemonade $12 Goat cheese honey lavender 8 oz: $26 Goat cheese small rounds: $16 Goat cheese large rounds: $26 Goat cheese: small Classic french log, herbes de provence, chive, dill, or pepper: $14 Fromage blanc plain 5.5 oz: $16 Garlic herb fromage blanc 5.5 oz: $16 Tomato basil fromage blanc 5.5 oz: $16 Harissa $18 1/2 rounds ricotta $20 Chevre-in-oil jars: $26 Honey from the local hives: small $14, med $20, large $40 Estate olive oil: small $45 med $55, large $80 Quail eggs: $12 for a dozen Farm fresh eggs: $14/dozen 2 year aged feta They also sell products from other producers: McEvoy Ranch Mission Fig balsamic Vinegar 8.5 ounces $25 McEvoy Ranch Sweet & Spicy Mustard $18 McEvoy Ranch Classic Italian Bruschetta mix $18 McEvoy Ranch Artichoke & almond Tapenade $18 McEvoy Ranch Artichoke & lemon bruschetta mix $18 McEvoy Ranch Artichoke & Parmesan Pomodoro sauce McEvoy Ranch pitted olives Salt Air Cellars Meyer Lemon red wine vinegar, 8.5 oz $18 Salt Air Cellars Rosemary red wine vinegar, 8.5 oz $18 Salt Air Cellars seasoned salt: Coastal heat, coastal house, Meyer lemon rosemary $18

David did a great job by explaining the issue and fixing it - also provided insights how to…read moreoptimize our system so it can work longer and more efficiently

Quaint place for strawberry and olallieberry picking in the Half Moon Bay area. The fields are…read morelarge and well-maintained, even quite late into the picking season. When we went on a Saturday afternoon, there were only 2 other parties picking in the fields with us! There is a large parking lot and small grocery market at the front of the fields with all that you could ask for. The service was a little short and unfriendly with us at first, but warmed up to us later.

Love this place, been going there for years. Charming. And they have pies. But it isn't a…read morerestaurant, don't expect a lot of tables, and there is no service. Sometimes they even have a sweet dog hanging out in front.

It was Memorial Day weekend and we decided to bring my parents for a short road trip in the…read morePescadero area cruising along the coast towards Santa Cruz. I wanted to stop off at the popular Pie Ranch before heading more south. We arrived at the pie farm stand on a Sunday afternoon recently. Pie Ranch is located in a nice road side area along the coast on Hwy 1 close to Davenport. Parking is limited in the small dirt parking lot out front. The pie farm stand looks like a rustic wooden barn from the outside and a state park visitor center in the inside. There was an outdoor small library for kids by the entrance which I thought was a nice touch. It's a free take one leave one book stand. There was a farmer's market vibe inside with local vegetables, fruit, baked goods, and locally produced pantry items for sale. Pie Ranch branded gifts and merchandise were on display as well. We ordered 2 strawberry streusel cutie pies, 1 lemon buttermilk blueberry cutie pie, 1 chocolate chip cookie, 1 frozen strawberry streusel whole pie, and 1 lemon better milk blueberry whole pie. All of the cutie pies were delicious. The cutie pie size was about right since we were sharing everything. The chocolate chip cookie was moist and gooey with loads of chocolate. Overall we enjoyed our experience at Pie Ranch. The staff were nice and helpful. There was a back patio with a few picnic tables that looked inviting. We enjoyed our food out there. The environment was family friendly. The price point was more in the high end but I understand due to location and everything was fresh, locally produced. I was happy to finally visit but I'm not sure when I will be back again.

Came for their fall farm field day, my friend is a member of their CSA box and invited me to attend…read morewith him. The field day was a way for members to check out the farm and enjoy a tour. Aside from the tour of the property they also had u-pick apples, a pumpkin patch, a small farm stand set up, and the option to buy lunch. We opted in for the lunch because everything (aside from chicken) was made with ingredients from the farm! It was cool to see exactly where all of the produce that we got to enjoy came from. It was all so fresh and flavorful. I'll definitely be keeping my eye out for them at local farmers markets!

We absolutely LOVE Fifth Crow Farm! We participate in their weekly subscription box and couldn't be…read morehappier. Fresh produce and flowers every week and their team is awesome!

Lovely little grocery store in downtown Pescadero…read more My friend recommended we stop here. She mentioned the sandwiches were amazing. I will note that there is no parking lot, and there is basically some street parking. If you a see a spot, take it! We got there around 1:15 on a Saturday afternoon, and there was a huge line at the deli to get sandwiches. I got the chicken club which was chicken, bacon, and veggies on fresh focaccia. Even with a huge line, they move pretty quickly. I also grabbed a gigantic chocolate chip cookie to take home for later, and we got a big loaf of artichoke bread. They have a few tables in front and also an area in the back with a lot of tables. This is a great place to stop for a casual bite.

Deli service - long line on weekends and VERY SLOW service because there is only 1 oven to toast…read morethe bread. We waited over 30 minutes in line to order the Godfather sandwich. We were so hungry we scarfed down the sandwich in the nice back garden seating area. The famous artichoke bread did not disappoint with lots yummy artichokes. It's freshly baked, still warm when got it. $10/loaf. You can also buy half baked to bake at home. Arcangeli also sell lots of own bottled pasta sauces and jams too. Street parking only along their little main street. Would recommend getting the artichoke bread to-go and buying or bringing own deli meats to make own sandwich next time.

I stopped by Forever Bloom Farmstand on my way to Swanton Berry Farm to pick up pies for…read moreThanksgiving. The farm stand is located along a windy country road in Pescadero. I absolutely loved the slow drive in. I was greeted by a super friendly golden retriever when I stepped out of my car. And otherwise didn't come into contact with anyone else which makes sense since it's on an honor system. I was looking for wreaths that I saw on their Instagram and found beautiful succulent filled pumpkins and other treats instead. I am looking forward to adding this stop to my Pescadero day trip itinerary which includes Fish tacos at the gas station, artichoke bread from the deli, and Harley Farms goat cheese.

This review is for the flower stand at the Santana Row farmers market. This is the most beautiful…read morefarm stand you will see in the Bay Area, and I can tell because I am a flower fan and I have seen them all. I loved the arrangements, the prices very affordable, the simplicity and elegance and the pretty factor of the cute stand with the (of course) super cute florist dressed in what I suspect and adorable modelito from Anthropology store (I might be wrong but she looked like from one of their catalogs). Even her tattoos were a total match in this ensemble. No wonder there is always a long line of people trying to get their bouquets there and by the end of the farmers' market time (around 8 pm) you don't find anything left. Go visit and see from yourself and...I would never say no from flowers coming from anyone! (especially if they look as fresh and good as the Forever Bloom).

The Sunshine is a tiny store featuring organic and specialty items. It is right next to Downtown…read moreLocal Coffee. Friendly and outgoing owner. Our friend bought a few things that we tried...Cherry Amaretto Chocolate - smooth dark chocolate with a hint of cherry. Personally, I didn't taste the amaretto. But it was still a good tasting chocolate bar. The unique thing we saw was the Lions Mane Mushrooms. They made it into a muffin. It had spices like a carrot cake but a flavorful coconut taste.

Nice little shop in Pescadero offering a variety of artisanal food items. Saw some really exotic…read morethings like black truffle infused olive oil and cashewmilk cheese. Walked out with some fresh local apples that I hadn't tried before. Pricing is on the higher side but that is totally expected from a place like this. They also sell fresh mushrooms from local farms which is nice if you're looking to pick up something for a special dish. I saw Lion's Mane and Shittake when I was there, unclear if they had any others. Definitely worth popping in and seeing if they have anything that catches your fancy!

Worked with the Fly Girl Farm team for our wedding florals and they looked stunning! We got lots of…read morecompliments and everything was ready and perfect for our day! They were flexible with us dropping off our own vases and had a few options for us to choose from to help us stay within budget. We ended up getting florals for our wedding arch, 6 bridesmaids bouquets, maybe 8 boutonnieres, 2 corsages and 15 center pieces. Each boutonniere was unique and special too which we loved! They delivered and set everything up and even made it easy for our day of planner to reuse the arch florals for our sweetheart table. Really happy with everything, thanks!

The flowers that Fly Girl Farm provided for our wedding in Pescadero in June 2022 more than…read moreexceeded our expectations! Aerielle and Kaeleigh were wonderful to work with from our very first conversation. They listened closely to our description of what we had in mind, and they really ran with it. The bouquet, boutonnière, ceremony arrangement, and reception centerpieces were all just bursting with color and life. Thank you for the wonderful flowers for our wedding!

Leftcoast is a staple at the Mountain Goat farmer's market in Skylonda, and we feel lucky to have…read morethem. They stock excellent meats and eggs, including less common cuts if you ask (e.g. beef heart). An added tip: try their sausages! The spicy beef chorizo we picked up last week was one of the best I've ever had!

This is the best tasting beef around! Kathy at the ranch is very helpful and will take good care of…read moreyou! You can find them selling there product at the Halfmoon Bay Farmers Market, from ground beef, sausage or stock up with the 25lb of assorted meats!