A couple weekends ago went was great ! The peaches, plums, tomatoes and apricots were sweet great…read more. Summer squash and avacado also great. The got the bread nice and fluffy. The cookies oatmeal without raisins and chocolate chip, am glad we got one each if we bought any more we would have finish them off before we got home. And local honey, I plan to restart taken local honey for allergies so I'll plan to buy more honey. There was some tumblers and yarn dish scrubber, I think. Plan to go Saturday again, and restock. Lol this time will bring coffee to go with them yummy cookies. Gonna try the sugar cookies !

I stop by here often to pick up the latest in season fruits and veggies. One of the rare locations…read moreto offer fresh figs when they are in season. They also have great sourdough bread so fresh and so good I always have to pick up a loaf. They also have a small selection of desserts like turnovers and such. It's always tempting to pick up a few treats.

This was my first time at this market. They had music. A couple of food options. We went with pizza…read morewhich was not bad. Everyone seemed pretty laid back and it felt semi festive for a Tuesday night. Not to sure if I would go back.

The Riverbank Farmers Market... There may be less produce than Modesto, but more than Oakdale. The…read moreRiverbank market makes up for that with live music or DJ, lots of food choices, and a fun atmosphere. You can find tacos, tamales, burgers, hot links, nachos, beef jerky, and drinks. It's a good place to meet friends and family and support the vendors who were hit hard by the shut down. There was strawberries, cherries, beets, peaches, fresh flowers, and succulents among the choices. Four stars for less produce than Modesto, but maybe that will change it's still early in the season. I also like that it's an evening market versus a morning like Modesto.

I found out about this place from a random video that I saw on TikTok, and I asked my sister if she…read morewas down to go visit this place this past Sunday, March 1st. There's plenty of parking there. We arrived around 8:15am, and we were abit disappointment in the trees as most of the blossoms have fallen off. We walked further down into the farm, and then we found some of the trees still have some blossoms. It looked like snow covered because of the fallen flower petals. We had a lovely time taking pictures and little videos. Because of the time restraint, we didn't visit the farm stand. I would definitely visit the next time I go. It's free to visit. I definitely recommend going to the Secret Garden afterwards for a lovely brunch/lunch/or dinner. That's what we did. :) Also, I think it would have been better to go visit in mid/late February because the trees would have more of the blossoms.

Lovely place. We visited this place on our recent visit to the Almond Blossom Festival. I learnt…read morethat they have been doing this business for generations. One of the very few farms that lets you walk among the almond trees. It is gorgeous and the blooms might last another coupla weeks. The recent rains created a nice white carpet with the blossoms on the green land. Some great produce in the farmstand as well.

Excellent fun selection! Good location and very friendly and knowledgeable staff! Would recommend!read more

My parents live in Modesto (I live in Sacramento). I started shopping at Rodin's Market on Oakdale…read moreRd after discovering how sweet their fruit is! I quit buying fruit at the grocery stores. I now go straight to Rodin's market whenever I'm in town, which is about every other week; my parents are 90 so I am in Modesto often helping them out. Love Rodin's marekt; they have everything you need from fruit, nuts, bread, honey, corn, tomatoes, canned veggies and fruit, jam. That little store is loaded! All freshly grown and picked daily from the farms close by. Their fruit is a big treat for my parents.

This is the best local fruit stand around the Modesto area! From fresh and local/organic meat, to…read morefresh and locally grown and harvests fruits and veggies! Even local small business shops advertise thier products like jams, jelly, dressings, seasonings and even fresh baked bread. My two young boys and I head over here about 1-2x a week to shop. The staff is always so kind, super sweet and helpful. I've had so many good conversations! I do a lot of canning and I make a lot of pepper jelly and fruit jam, WITH the produce J&J Ramos farms harvest. It's always the best experience when we come out here.

What a great fruit stand! The fruit is always fresh & delicious and the bakery is delicious. Better…read morehurry they'll only be open for another month or so.

SHELLEY SAVES THE DAY! When we arrived for Mother's Day, we…read morewere initially treated rather rudely by a young gentleman named Matt, who told us we did not have a reservation when we know we did. We had to regroup and were headed to another place when we got a call back from The Fruityard stating that they had our reservation down under a different name because it was written down wrong and could not be deciphered. Matt was very rude to us at the beginning when we checked in a very condescending tone. He should definitely not be THR person who greets guests when they check in as his demeanor is deplorable! What saved the day for us was our server, Shelley, whose constant attention and sense of humor were fantastic! Her menu suggestions were all spot on, our water glasses never got under half full and she brought smiles to all of our faces. We all enjoyed our menu choices, and the salad bar was fantastic as always!

I saw the good reviews and thought it would be worth trying this restaurant that has been around…read morefor so many years. I was wrong. My husband and I were seated all the way in the back by an exit door when other tables were available. The decor and look of this place is old and not in a charming diner sort of way. It does not feel clean. The little pond out front needs fresh water, little water covered in algae in there currently. The food was bad. We both order tri tip sandwiches and the meat was chewy and dry. The fries were ok. Even my iced tea was overly sweet. Next time I am in Modesto, I will try a different restaurant.

Lovely snacks made by Jeff! We ordered some Freeze Dried Caramel Apple Bites, they were so…read moredelicious, it didn't even last a day because they were so good! I will definitely be re-ordering more of them soon. We also got some Pistachio Nuts (Garlic, Green Onion with sage) it didn't have any heat but they were a nice savory snack, including with the Freeze Dried Pepper Jack cheese bites. Such a great mix of flavors for snacking!

Absolutely love all of the snacks this place has to offer!!…read more Being a lover of charcuterie boards, I decided to go all out and make a premium creation using pistachios and lucque olives. The lucque olives are not your typical briny olives that we get at the market, and the flavor was fresh and delicious. As you would expect picking a fresh olive I would imagine. We tried both the roasted garlic & herbs as well as roasted garlic & jalapeno and herbs. Both were an amazing addition. Another delicious treat was Hunter's pistachios. These are not simply dusted like you may find at the market, they really flavor them well and you can see and taste the seasonings on the shell. We tried both the mild (hatch chilis, garlic, and sage), as well as the hot (jalapeno, garlic, and sage). Both were truly amazing, although my husband preferred the hot variety as they had a nice kick. We also were able to try some pure lemon syrup. With a sweet lemony flavor, it is truly good on so many things. We enjoy it as a glaze on chicken, fish, or in tea. I will be trying it on ice cream next!!! We keep coming up with new uses all the time as we love the flavor of this syrup. I am dying to restock and try the sweetened and dipped orange and lemon slices the next time. These treats are healthy and delicious, and we are very happy to have tried Hunter's Homegrown!