Love this fresh produce stand! Kind of in a funky location at Telephone and Olivas and their lot is…read moresmall so it can be tricky getting in and out. But worth it! It's pretty good sized for "a stand" with a great selection of fruits and vegetables! They have wild honey and beautiful flower bouquets! The guys are friendly and helpful too! Highly recommend!

We've been coming to this fruit stand for 5 years, and it's one of those rare places that truly…read morestands behind the quality of what they sell. Anyone who buys fresh produce knows that sometimes a papaya, jicama, or other fruit can look perfect on the outside but end up going bad on the inside--that's just nature. What sets this place apart is how they handle it. If you bring it to their attention, they'll happily replace it at no extra cost. The same goes for their farm-fresh eggs. They genuinely care about their customers and stand behind their products. Their eggs are local, high quality, and incredibly reasonably priced for what you're getting. The produce is always fresh, and their customer service is exceptional. They once gave us a rue plant that wasn't looking its best, and today it's absolutely thriving. Another thing we love is their beautiful sunflower bouquets. They're only $5 a bunch, which is already a great deal. Even better, if you stop by near closing and the sunflowers are fully opened and at the end of their display life, they'll often give them away for free rather than let them go to waste. It's clear that this is a family business that values quality, fairness, and their community. We keep coming back because we know we'll always be treated honestly and with kindness. Highly recommended!

This place is exactly what I was looking for! Fresh picked…read morestrawberries right off the side of the road. The owner was sooooo sweet and had so many veggies and fruits there. He has the biggest pumpkins for the Halloween season too! I think if you're wanting to grab strawberries from Oxnard... this is the place to go!

Great produce, owner is super nice and helpful, and remembers us every year when we head up there…read morefrom LA for strawberry season. Cash only, as I'm sure has been mentioned, but we always make the hour+ drive to get strawberries here. It's worth the trip.

We pulled over to see what they had to offer in this farming community. The prices are high and…read morejust like anywhere the fruit and vegetable can be a hit or miss. We picked out a watermelon and a pineapple from Costa Rica. After cutting up both of them they were sweet and juicy.

High prices, but I'm ready to pay that when the Quality is there. The only thing I get good there…read moreis the Santa Barbara Organic Pistachio Co. And those are prepackaged and sent there. I pay $.80 per lemon and you think they would be top quality but completely dried out and brown. I've been there several times, over the years, but I will not go back. I can't even say it's a hit or miss, it is completely 100% of the time I miss. I have pictures this time as I am completely frustrated, but as a lifelong resident of Ventura, there are plenty of places to go, especially when the produce is grown in here, for the most part ‍

Love, love, love Frog Creek Farm. Can't believe that they have been in business for over a decade…read moreand I just heard about them recently. We had been to another lavender farm in the upper Ojai Valley some years ago and I was looking for that info to return. That one has closed, but thankfully, Frog Creek Farm is a wonderful "find" for us. The lavender full blossom season is short, so you need to check on them via social media to find out when they are open. Instagram has current info. It's a delight to pull off the Ojai/Santa Paula Road and mosey on to their property. They have so much to see, including their cutting garden of seasonal flowers, some places to sit at picnic tables in the shade and even swing (i.e., hammock), the gift shop, and the lavender rows - the main event. Larry provides a great introduction at the small stand adjacent to the flowering beds. He describes the location and how to identify the five kinds of lavender they offer for cutting. For 2025 pricing - $16 earns you a generous bunch of fragrant blooms. After orientation, you are off with a basket to collect the stems, and scissors to do your own cutting / harvesting. As promised, the plentiful bees scattered away as we leaned in to cut the stems close to the main host bushes. We wandered among the rows and filled up our gathering basket. Back at the stand, Larry tied our haul into a beautiful bunch. We proceeded to the gift shop to pay for our pickings, and I also found a few other items to purchase, including lavender-infused spray which has many purposes. Christel greeted us as we were wrapping up our visit. She filled us in as we asked questions about how long they'd been there, as well as about some of their products. She's as sweet and charming as the farm is. What a lovely place to visit. We'll be putting it on the to-do list next summer, for sure!

It's always such a wonderful experience at Frog Creek Farm…read more Arriving at the farm, you just feel like you are transported somewhere else. From the personal lavender lesson, to the hands on cutting, shopping the lavender shed to sipping amazing lavender lemonade under the trees, it's such a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. Christel and Larry are just the nicest people. They make you feel so welcome to be visiting their little slice of heaven. We love this annual tradition.

OUTSTANDING strawberries…read more Sweet & Full-Flavored First tried them at the Strawberry Festival in Camarillo, CA years ago and out of several vendors their strawberries were AMAZING unlike the sadly common watered down, sour/bitter one from other vendors at the festival and all the various ones from supermarkets‼

Some of the best strawberries in the world are grown here at Nakamura's.read more

There are strawberries growing right outside but it seems like the food is spoiled. Bugs are…read moreeverywhere flying around and prices were a lot higher than across the street. I wish they offered good produce but I can't imagine a reason to keep checking if things are so bad that flies are everywhere

Great market for fresh produce thats right off the road. Passed it a couple times now and finally…read moregot in! Glad the stop was made, I'll be shopping here again and most likely picking up produce here vice other major chains, keeping it local and you can't beat the prices. If you're looking for a little spot with great prices, thats fresh and you're directly feeding back into the local food chain then check this spot out.

Best stawberries, javier and isabel are great as the rest of their staff. There prices are better…read morethan stores as well as their produce. Local produce, not from mexico.

First time here and already saw the produce are better than store produce. The owner is kind and…read morevery helpful. I love avocados and there's a massive size difference. The produce is fresher, the color is more vivid, cleaner and again the size is a big difference. I mean $5 for 5 avocados for the size of my hand. Hands down better quality!

Incredible market! From this Midwest girl perspective, I was glorious. A date vendor with more…read moretypes than I knew existed. A berry vendor who sold a trio of raspberries, blueberries and blackberries. A horchata coffee sealed the deal -- this market is a winner.

This farmers market is elite Saturday morning energy. Open year-round, rain or shine, right on Main…read moreStreet between S Palm St & Figueroa St. It's officially part of my weekly ritual. Fresh produce? Always hits. Flowers? Stunning every time. Vendors? So friendly. It's the kind of place you come to stroll and leave with a full tote and very happy. Also... the food court deserves its own moment. Artisan bakery goods, fresh juice, and tamales. Do yourself a favor and stand in line, it's worth the wait. Heads up: no pets due to health department regulations. Easy to walk, great vibes, occasional live music, and feels very Ventura in the best way.

The person at the counter was very knowledgeable and friendly. They have fresh fruit, vegetable and…read moreegg selections and some jams, preserves, olive oil and roasted pistachios. They are a bit pricier than the grocery store but you're paying for local and better quality, imo. Their shop is like a small barn and set up to look like one. It's kitschy but not bad. Will definitely be picking up berries and eggs from here.

One of my very favorite things about Camarillo is McGrath's bougie farm stand. It's worth the few…read moreextra dollars for their fresh vegetables. Your purchase supports a small business and their goods are delicious take a meal from great to amazing. Open 7 days a week, right off the 101 with parking.

Winco has great prices. I did get some Sparkling Ice drinks that were $0.78 each when Walmart and…read moreTarget charge $1+ for them. They also had herbs about $.30 cheaper than what I would pay at Aldi. The store is bigger and is similar to the Winco I used to visit in Fresno but the layout of the Aisles was a little different which cost me quite a bit more time to navigate trying to find the correct aisles. I honestly won't be coming back though because Winco does still does not accept credit cards. You can use contactless method to pay but it will reject a credit card and the cashier told me they only accept debit cards. This is still greed from the Employees (the employee stock ownership plan) because they don't want to pay credit card fees for use.

I had a bad exerience last week, when I went there to obtain an even exchange of a gallon of…read moreLactaid milk, which was frozen and spoilt. the 2 wome at customer service were quite adamant and inflexible and totally refused to give me any consideration. I even wrote to the corporate office asking them to reconsider, to no avail. these days the last thing any customer needs more economic pain. this Lactaid milk cost me close to $ 6-00. needless to say I was terribly disappointed. sadly I had better luck getting an even exchange for spoilt dairy products @ Wincos in the past, but they would not budge. they keo repeating that herir policy is strict. no exchange or refunds for any perishable products they sell. i changed my policy as well, and now I purchase my dairy products @ Walmart.