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The Honey Ladies

4.4 (151 reviews)
ModeratePest Control, Honey
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Tyler C.

Incredibly tasty local honey and I always enjoy chatting with them when they're at the civic center farmer's market in SF! Their local honey is really good and they have a ton of flavors to choose from, many of which have a lot of taste. I highly recommend the raspberry and blackberry flavors if you're looking for a tasty honey. Being able to try samples at the farmer's market made it easy to find a flavor I liked. I ordered with them online once and had no issues at all. When it comes to buying honey they're the best local bay area company by far.

Poison Oak Blossom Honey - super cute packaging!
Kylie K.

A review for the honey! Stopped by today to pick up some poison oak honey, which a friend originally had me try and I got hooked on. The store is pretty easy to find - it's right off of the downtown Campbell area, on the first floor of an older two-story house structure. It's a pretty small space but very cute and quaint. They sell a bunch of different kinds of honey in various sizes, honeycomb, beeswax by the pound, soaps, candles, and wildflower honey in bulk. I ended up buying a couple of jars of sage blossom and poison oak blossom honeys, which are their less sweet kinds. They also had blackberry, blueberry, and cherry blossom honeys, among others. Most of the small jars go for $12 each. I've only tried the poison oak honey so far, but I can say it's really good, with the added thrill of eating something that's normally poisonous. It's on the deeper, more savory side. Highly recommend! The lady there was super helpful and informative! She answered my many questions with ease. The Honey Ladies rescue beehives, relocate them to areas local to where the bees were found, and collect specific kinds of honey by having the bees collect from designated areas. Definitely a cute, local business to check out this holiday season! (And any season, really). Definitely will be back in the future! Update: Just tried the sage blossom honey and it's delicious! A lighter, gentler flavor epitomizing the feeling of "sweet." Very cute in feel while the poison oak honey is more calm and stable. Both are great honeys to try, for sure!

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Brie C.

I can't say enough great things about The Honey Ladies. I first sampled their honey at a farmer's market in downtown Campbell and was hooked. I just received my Sage Blossom honey in the mail and it's delicious! I appreciate the fast shipping and careful wrapping. Yes, this honey is so good, I paid to have it shipped to me! I highly recommend giving the Sage Blossom a try but they have other delicious options as well.

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Adorable store with super reasonable prices! Highly recommend to anyone in the area looking for honey products or farm fresh eggs!

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Amazing products, Welcoming customer service, bee pollen , honey , honey comb , lots more.

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Amazing honey, so well crated and delicious. They have so many flavors it's hard to choose.

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Bought some of their honey at one of their farmers market booths. The blackberry honey is amazing!

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Delicious honey, kind and pleasant salesperson at my local farmer's market. I love a spoon of their honey in my morning coffee.

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Who else is sad that there are less and less Honey Baked Ham locations in the Bay Area?? There was…read moreone perfectly nestled location in Fremont and Palo Alto that I frequented and then poof, gone! At least there are some locations still open. I was craving ham and this past holiday season, due to circumstances out of my control, I didn't get to enjoy this time honored tradition. The good thing is that holidays are not needed to enjoy ham. The closest holiday that ham is traditional to feast on is Easter, but why wait? I went in on the Tuesday before Easter. I didn't make a reservation, went in, decided on the size (8 lb) and paid. From getting out of my car to getting back in to my car, less than 3 minutes! Marcus helped me and he was nice and friendly. He even explained the survey to get a BOGO free sandwich coupon. Came home and had my ham for lunch! It was delicious as usual. Now......I know that this experience is not typical, based on the reviews, but since our family has been eating and purchasing Honey Baked Hams for decades there are some classic rookie mistakes that people make. Yes....lines will be super long the days right before a major holiday. Yes...they do run out of hams. Yes...its better to reserve and even better to pre-pay. Most of the Honey Baked Ham locations are small, so parking is limited when EVERYONE wants to pick up their ham at the same time. If you can pick up your ham super early in the week, do. Look at the special hours, they open up at dawn, take advantage of these early times if you can not pick up your ham earlier in the week and many days before the holiday. If you pick up ham, it lasts, it does not need to be picked up the night before. I always feel bad for the staff since they are hustling and people can be mean to them. If you must pick up your ham closer to the holidays, plan on standing in line for a long time. Its better to get dropped off or park far and walk to the Honey Baked location. They do have other items besides ham, also check out their online site. If you come often, take advantage of their rewards program. 1 "piggy point" for every $1 spent.

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The Honey Ladies - pest_control - Updated July 2026

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