We loved visiting the Erickson Ranch! It's a beautiful property and the owners are very nice and…read moreknowledgeable about gardening. We were able to sample their amazing jams and they offered apple cider! It's a fun weekend trip for sure.

So the kids ATE ALL OF THE VEGGIES that we picked on Saturday…read more.. Good news is that they were OPEN today! I made the 18-mile trip to Cordelia (even though it has a Fairfield address) and picked up MORE VEGGIES for tonights Dinner :D Today I learned: *That there is such thing as a "yellow beets"; I thought it was rutabaga :P *There are hundreds of varieties of PUMPKINS! *Cucumbers come in ORANGE too... What the?! *How to cook squash flowers (soak 'em in salt water 1st ~ Tx Julia) I am SO coming back this weekend for FAMILY FARM DAYS *BIG Smiles*

The store is small, cute and cozy. As soon as we walked in we were greeted by a sweet lady. She…read moredirected us to the local honey I was on the hunt for and we also ended up pick ingredients up some nuts as well. They have a lot of treats like chocolate, dried fruits, honey and nuts (savory and sweet) and some produce and other items. Accepts cash and cards. They accept cash and cards.

I'm happy to support small, local family-owned farms! Cal Yee is located in Suisun in Solano…read moreCounty, and I've been a patron/fan of their jumbo pistachios and dried apricots ever since my Fairfield-based then-coworker introduced them to me around Christmas time '10. Had a family friend visiting Sacramento for the first time from Texas, and I wanted to give her something "California" and "farm-to-table" and nothing terribly perishable or hard to transport in carry-on luggage (like olive oil or honey). I immediately thought of them for their fruits and nuts! Ikeda's Davis was my second pick, but not much on their online store. It was super easy and convenient to place an online order on the Cal Yee Farms web shop, and I went with the "Deluxe Gift Basket" (Item# 3001) which had: [Dried] Apricots, Pears, Nectarines, Peaches, Prunes, Tangy Peaches-Pear Rolls, Cranberries, and Roasted and Salted Pistachios ($55+S&H). Order placed on a Wednesday, email order confirmation received. I called the next day to ask about information regarding order-specific shipping speed/times/tracking, and the lady had shipped it out Thursday for Friday arrival in Elk Grove. Awesome! It did arrive on Friday in great condition. Apologies for not having a photo of the actual basket it came in. I've not yet been to the farm in person, so I can't comment on the ambiance of the store, but I do mean to check it out in the future. You can also order by phone. Note that they're only open M-F, 8A-5P.

Literally the best strawberries! Most likely bc they are picked daily and don't travel far. They…read moreare better than most berries I get at the local farmer's market. I have purchased stone fruit, cherries, tomatoes, onions, Swiss chard, snow peas and other items. The people are friendly and the prices pretty average/fair.

Stopped by and bought strawberries, broccolini, fava beans, and cabbage. All very fresh. Best and…read moremost sweetest strawberries I had in a long time. 10/10

I've been going there for almost 20 years. I always have what I need and never disappoint. Highly…read morerecommended.

Has changed a lot over the years. Chad was owners son who recently passed away. He was our contact…read morefir the annual art fair they sponsor. I will miss him so very much. The loveliest young man who made us feel so welcome. Owners new wife is a witch. I love the yard art they have strewn about but bitchy new wife doesn't like visitors or buyers apparently. She has zero people skills.

Today was my first time here. I got a ton of fruit but unfortunately all of the stone fruit no…read morelonger tastes in season. The cherries were good though. Sadly I went mostly looking for stone fruit better off going to the Davis farmers marker because you can taste the fruit before buying

I was on my way home from the bay and needed to make a pit stop. Get out stretch, bathroom and a…read morelittle shopping to get me though the rest of the trip. This was actually my 2nd stop of the trip. The first stop was in Fairfield at Lowes. Another solid stop. As I was driving to Pedrick I made a mental note to myself of what I could get that was useful. I wrote on my list onions as they are only 89 cents for the yellow ones and a great deal. Also on the list were their pork tamales for a quick lunch when I got back. As it turns out when I got home my husband thought the same thing and stopped at McDonalds and got me a fish sandwich so I wan't wanting for food when I got home. Good thing we now have tamales ($2.89 each) for dinner. That's one less meal I have to plan. Lastly the most tasty and pricy purchase was going to be fresh strawberries. I got 3 baskets for $9.99 or close to that. I had some when I got home and they are more tasty than the ones in the grocery store. Though they aren't as good as the ones at the woodland Strawberry festival. Maybe I'm buying them off season. I was here July 15, 2026 around 12:30pm. On my way out I noticed the half price items on the cart out front. Lots of items were 99 cents or half off. You're not sure of the regular price so I wasn't sure if it would still be a good deal or not as could we actually eat that much. I picked up a bag of 2 heads/stalks of broccoli and a bag of zucchini, maybe 7 in the bag. I first took my haul to the car before checking out again. As it turns out the Broccoli and Zucchini were under $2 together. What a deal. The Tamales have gotten better. They have a new supplier and now there is less masa and more filling. They started off good, then they went really went down hill fast. They were all masa and little filling. It was really bad and we stopped buying them. We I saw they were packaged differently I inquired if they had a new supplier and the said yes, someone more local, I forgot exactly where they said they were from. We gave these new tamales a try and were happily surprised. The price over the years has really gone up in price too. The bathrooms are a great relief. This is a perfect stop for us on our way to and from the bay. They have 2 plumbed bathrooms and 2 outhouses. I had to use the outhouse last time as we got there before they opened and they were still cleaning the bathrooms after they opened. It wasn't that bad. The cleaning truck was just pulling away when I used the port o potty so I wasn't the first user after they cleaned it. I am just thankful that they have bathrooms and you don't have to make a purchase to use them. Tortillas are the best here. They are locally made and we love them. So much better than ones they sell at Raley's. Even though they are homemade they still last a while without going moldy. We've never had them mold on us. With the great deals on produce, great tortillas, and the bathroom situation we will continue to make this our stop. Between the two of us we are here nearly every week so we are always well stocked in produce and tortillas.

Brazelton Ranch is one of Vacaville's best hidden gems to get fruit and jams in the summer time…read more Family owned on a beautiful property and hands down the best stone fruit around. Because it is ripened on the trees and harvested right there on the property, it is so flavorful and delicious! The stand is open every day during the season except Wednesday and the flats are $12 each ($20 for the mixed flats). They accept card, cash, and Venmo, and they always have the most friendly people working there. My kids are always asking to go get more!

Peaches are the best, great location and a fun place to visit, we stop by whe in the arearead more

On Thursdays in the summer, Fairfield downtown is lucky enough to get some amazing…read moreproduce/bread/kettle corn/veggies from every corner of the delta/stanislaus area. Very hard working farmers and vendors making a trek to Solano Belt County to deliver some organic and fresh veggies and produce. Although vendors have lessened through the years d/t covid and lack of attendees, we can truly appreciate they effort that is placed in those that do show up. Pretty good prices and comparably fair to organic stands around the town. We do make it out as much as we can to support or local businesses and farmers! Great atmosphere of friendly and helpful sellers.

Small farmers market on the lawn across from the County Event Center on Jefferson and Texas…read more Although it's small there are vegetables and hot foods for sale. Fried green tomatoes, bakery items like bread and brownies, and dirty lemonade! Most of the vendors seem really friendly. Only thing missing were fresh flowers.

Best strawberries in town!! Love the convenience of the location (albeit a little hairy pulling out…read moreif there's a lot of traffic). Good prices. We go once or twice a week when they're open. The family working this stand is always nice (despite limited English). Sad to see the stand is being torn down. Hoping it's just a rebuild...

Epic bro. Total artisan bougie berries. Solid…read more It's a shack on the side of the road. No paved driveway, no lit sign. Will probably pass the place a few times having not been there before. Look for the sign and pick a place to turn off of the road. Berries are great. If you can't find someone, holler. They are probably in back. Prices are written on a whiteboard hanging inside of the shack. Haven't tried any of their other offerings but the berries are good.