Best apples in the world very pleasant visiting enjoyed the whole trip please go get some applesread more

This small farm features fresh produce and fruit from of its own or from nearby farms. It also has…read moregreat jams and breads from Applegate Valley. The prices are reasonable. The elderly couple who own the farm would like to sell it. Until then it is a great place for food during the late spring to early fall when it is open.

We bought a 1/2 beef that was supposed to be grain fed. Even tenderising prime cuts it's tough. I…read morehave been buying 1/2 beefs all my life and never had a problem. These people give local farmers and ranchers a bad name. Never again. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place.

The Heart of Sam's Valley is Rainey's Market!…read more For well over my 50 years on this spinning rock, floating in space, Rainey's Market has been the cornerstone of my community, providing everything my family needs without the long drive to town. Today's visit was a reminder of why this place is so special. From the moment you step in, the warmth and familiarity wrap around you like a cozy blanket. I again found everything I needed, avoiding the hustle of town trips at least for another week. The best part? The season's finest local harvests are now available! Right now, Rainey's is brimming with the valley's best homegrown corn--ears so fresh and sweet, you'll think you're tasting sunshine. And the peaches? Straight off the tree and so deliciously sweet, they seem too good to be true. Family owned Rainey's Market is more than just a store; it's a gathering place that keeps our community thriving, happy, and healthy. Let's always support this local gem and celebrate the simple joys of fresh, homegrown goodness from the farms of our neighbors. #SupportLocal #CommunityPride #SamsValleyGems #RaineysMarket

Checked out the Yreka location today. Looks like we are going to be getting "Ashland Prices" after…read moreall *sadness* Purchased this exact 1 pound of grass fed ground beef (same brand, same fat percentage). Yreka it's $3.97, Ashland is $5.99. Good to know

Some really great deals on most items but the lack of good options on certain products brings it…read moredown. For example, peanut butter. All they have are those crappy fake ones like Jeff that have an added sugars, no natural ones to be found. Not even Jiff's natural line. They sadly prioritize cheaply made food over healthy food when it comes to items like that, as well as their juice selection. Their meat is also very overpriced when it comes to poultry. For the most part the store is fantastic but if you want good prices on meat, go to shop n kart.

Great Meat Market Lots of choices…read more I did come for a sandwich. NO SANDWICHES anymore just a meat shop

This is a small shop...so don't come in with expectations that they have the same selection as the…read moreother butcher shop in Eagle Point. I've gotten the Korean style short ribs at $4.99 a pound. It was delicious! Great meat to fat ratio. I've found that sometimes those cuts can be too fatty or that amount of meat can be uneven from one side to another. Not the case with the purchase I made here. Just marinaded it with some Korean BBQ sauce and threw it on the grill...nom nom nom! Their polish dogs are super yummy! Great snap to the casing and great flavor! I slathered it with some Dijon mustard and ate it with a super soft hoagie roll. I just bought their beef hotdogs, will update the review when I try those. So I've been craving a good, solid sandwich around here. From R&Ds to Luigi's...THIS place makes a better sandwich. I've had the Italian and the tri tip sandwich, both on a French roll. Soooooo goood!!! The bread had a good chewy exterior and a soft pillowy interior. The flavors of both sandwiches were perfect! Get the habanero jack on the tri tip with BBQ sauce, that's a yummy cheese. The sandwiches were a little pricey ($7.99 and $8.99), but are still worth it to me. They don't have many other specialty sandwiches, but can make some basic sandwiches if you prefer (ham, turkey, roast beef, etc). Oh and the service there is great. People were friendly and helpful. They answered all our questions and even recommended things for us to try for our next visit. I'll be back to try their enchiladas. They were $3.99 for some fatty ones. Also can't wait to try their in-house made bratwursts.

So this place provides a memorable experience to ALL! Great selection, fair prices, farm to for…read moreproduce, great vendors and is family friendly. Please take the time to check it out

Goodies from locals farms to choose from for our first garden of the year worth it. Nopales tacos!read more

Absolutely LOVE Southern Oregon Fine meats! They're always super friendly and happy to help. I do…read morewish they still had the retail portion of the store, however, I understand it's an extra added thing to their super busy business as it is. They cut to your specifications, been getting my 1/2 beef from here for the last several years. They are the best around!

There is no retail service at this location. They only process meats. Have not sold cut meat for at…read moreleast 7 years

Produce! Cheeeeses! Wax Skulls! Wax Skulls?!? Yep. Wax Skulls!…read more SITREP Should you find yourself in Medford, OR on a Thursday morning, DEFINITELY head on over to the Medford Armory, where - in the Armory's parking lot - you will find the Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market ("Rogue Market")! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=JZqbYnqxY1QMX_2gxbEpLA THE SETUP Like most Farmer's markets, Rogue Market has a lot of great produce - even floral - options, that are all spread out in nice spacious, roomy booths, with ample room between them so that people can stop, chat, compare items with each other, etc.: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=FTCIRkoEOfgnTes8qxp2KQ MARKET POPULARITY - BASED ON GREAT DISCOUNTS And where many markets I hit down here in California pay "lip service" to providing discounts from the main grocery store chains, Rogue Market actually has some pretty profound steals, such as these raspberries: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=MOEIewyb2w2KdoOszwzp8w My lovely hostess, Yelper GoGo M., took me around the market with her and I could see the low cost of many vegetables (onions, cucumbers, etc.) and fruit (melons, watermelons, berries, etc.) compared to what we saw in a couple of cursory trips to the local food chains. CHEEEEEESE! I was surprised to see SEVERAL cheese vendors on hand, hocking their tasty cheese wares! Usually at the Sacramento markets I hit in the Downtown grid, we are lucky to have just one. The cheeses were varied - from soft to hard, goat to cow - they were all over the board, with artisan quality: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=9TuPNBKt0eo_ZBGpLdoYBA And the vendors eager for us to try their samples - and to good effect: we bought several varieties. HOT FOOD VENDORS & FOOD TRUCK VENDORS Many of the produce sellers also provide some great hot food options. We enjoyed several vegetable & cheese "turnover" pockets that were absolutely delish, with options ranging from Mushroom or Southwestern, etc.: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=MOEIewyb2w2KdoOszwzp8w And yep - the Food Truck mania has reached Southern Oregon, including this one tasty Peruvian vendor with some great Spanish options. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=vsGAG6zJk2tBuwZljvUytw CRAFTS! But where Rogue Market really stands out from most standard farmer's markets is in it's craftwares. I DO have to give props to the Saturday morning Midtown Market in Sacramento, because that one comes closest to what I experienced here in Medford. In both scenarios, there are many different craftsman that have some exceptional quality products. THE BEES KNEES! One vendor that grabbed my eye was the gentlemen selling delicate wax figurines. They were pretty spectacular! My favorite would have to be the skulls, and there were several varieties of those: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/rogue-valley-growers-and-crafters-market-medford?select=iMNspK2KwpIxAS6hNIlc5g THE LOWDOWN Rogue Market is a great stop on a Thursday morning when prowling about Medford, OR.

Great Market! Lots of vendors. Glad to see that Kombucha is back. MoxieBrew has some very tasty…read moreKombucha's at a reasonable price. They have growlers or better yet bring your own they will fill 32oz for $7.

We love their marinated meats, particularly their al pastor. In addition to regular grocery…read moreshopping, we also buy marigolds, sugar skulls, and pan dulce for our ofrenda here every year. They have an amazing restaurant out the back where they make fresh tortillas on site and have incredible tacos and agua frescas. It's busy and small, yes, but they utilize their space to maximize offerings and are a gem in our community.

The bakery and taco stand are good. The bread is pretty good and probably one of the better…read moreMexican bakeries in the valley. The taco stand has a good salsa bar and the tacos have a generous amount of meat. They have specialty type taco meats too. These are good tacos.