order: strawberry picking (only available on weekends) (2)…read more highlights: - quick service - when you're picking strawberries your free to roam to any of the lanes - fresh strawberries everywhere and the quality of the strawberries was great!! - you can pick as many can fit in the box cons: - some bugs but granted it is a farm, so I would expect them. to me, I don't mind as they're natural, but to some people it may be a detour (not many at all tho!) overall: - great experience! would definitely visit again!

Met up with some friends and went strawberry picking here at Family Farms. The farm is easy to…read morefind and get to. There isn't a real parking lot, but there are enough spots to park on the gravel along the road. Upon arriving, is their market set up with fresh fruits and vegetables you can purchase. I didn't pay too much attention on the price, but there seems to be a good variety to choose from. Strawberry picking is $15 per person/clamshell. They accept, cash, Venmo, and credit cards with a slight processing fee. There's no time limit so we were able to peruse the area and be very picky with our decision making. I would advise wearing close-toe shoes since some areas are muddy or have squished strawberries along the way. Overall, a fun, relaxing, and enjoyable experience. Will come back again. Afterwards, stopped by Billy's Egg Farm 3 miles down the street.

Been growing up eating local strawberries for years, but as I learn more about toxicity in local…read morefarms and agriculture - I have been more cautious At this stand, I watched a man dressed in a full hazmat suit spray pesticides up and down each isle of the crops that are grown and sold at this vegetable stand. It was obviously very toxic if he needed to be dressed in this attire with a full face/head mask covering I wish they would find alternative ways to keeps pests and rodents away

Very friendly older couple selling the most delicious strawberries. Got so many compliments from…read moreselling them this year for Valentine's Day.

Great selection of spices and produce at this store! Al kinds of Indian food and other more rare…read morefinds

Been here twice now. Great find and hidden gem. I like their $0.89 per gallon Alkaline water. It's…read moredelicious. Fun store. It's stocked with a bunch of cool items. They offer several local items from local vendors. I'll be back soon.

Fresh produce straight from the farms. Friendly and courteous service. Selection varies on what's…read moreseasonal

Love the produce that was available. Good quality. The people there were so nice and helpful. Is…read morenow my go to for local produce.

A friend has been buying these strawberries who lives locally. These Strawberries are huge and…read morereally sweet, best I have had. They may sell out so make sure you go early. For $13 you get a mid size 3 basket tray (a lot already) or you can purchase a huge $25 box. You park on a side and walk over to purchase. Will come here in the future for my strawberry fix!

Great place to walk around and see the beautiful garden. I bought some vegetables which were great…read moreand will be looking forward to visiting more often.

Super cute area, my kids had a blast checking out and identifying all the plants as well as seeing…read moreall the butterflies! Thank you!

Small selection on a Monday just after noon. Bought 2 pounds of chopped carne asada, al pastor and…read morechicken. It tasted like the same marinade, all meat was chopped inconsistently, some good taco sized, some chunks like stew and others longer strips like fat bacon. Store was clean, and gentlemen who helped us was friendly. Seafood section was empty. Also bought a container of salsa. Out the door 2lbs pounds of carne asada, al pastor and chicken with salsa cup. $50. Parking was not great, very crowded complex. The quality of meat and seasoning was not a fan to our family of 4.

At a recent BBQ, everyone raved about the carne asada a friend was grilling. He said he bought it…read moreat Su Carniceria. I decided to try this establishment out and it did not disappoint! It's a small business tucked in the corner of a shopping center. The business has a decent selection of meats and also carries some produce, salsas and other products for grilling. I purchased the Arrachera carne asada and it was absolutely delicious! The marinade is tasty and the meat was tender. For the price point, this business offers a better option than your regular Mexican market.

If you're looking for a local farm this is the one. They are not riddled with parasites and they…read moreare honest and clean. I buy from them on Sundays in Claremont at the Farmers Market. Highly recommend them for you and your family!

Amazing selection. Everything was perfectly ripe. Mangoes avocados celery apples melons. The…read moreservice is great and I love coming here and giving them my money. Please support this great family business

I had excellent service and purchased the chuck roast that was on sale for $8.98/ pound. The roast…read morewas the best tasting roast that I have eaten in years. It was larger than what I wanted to purchase (4 pounds) but we just turned it into 3 meals. Just an amazing flavor!

I sponsored/purchased a pig from our school ag program who highly recommended HFM even though it's…read moretwo hours away. I had a wonderful phone conversation with the owner Ben who personally took my order. We agreed upon a date and time two weeks out since I was going to be out of town for the 4th of July week. They called while I was out of town to confirm the date and time (between 10-11 am) which was great! When I arrived to the store with my son around 11:15 because of the heavy traffic on 91W I went to the counter and was told by a young female that I needed to go to the pay counter. She was curt and not helpful. There was only three people ahead of me so no problem. But the elder gentleman in front of me, who was being helped by the young man who would eventually help me, took an exceptionally long time with his order. I'm just here to pay and pick up. No problem, I'll be patient and keep waiting. Two other costumers are helped by the female counter person and finally the elder customer leaves with his order and I'm next. The young male counter person then waits for me to initiate the conversation and doesn't greet me with a smile or hello or how can I help. I brush it off. I tell him I'm here to pick up my order, a whole pig and give him my last name. He fumbles around a few seconds and then asks how to spell my name and eventually finds my ticket order and asks what time. The time is written at the top of the ticket he failed to notice. I pay for the order. He mutters someone will be out with my order and disappears. No thank you, no attentiveness like he gave the older gentleman in front of me. Again, I've been in my car with my son for over two hours from San Diego in traffic and this fella couldn't give me five minutes of courtesy. I'm waiting, and waiting and waiting while others eventually come into the store and are being helped and leaving. The older female worker at the pay counter is still there helping customers while the younger female at the deli counter is now apparently on a break and making herself lunch. She stops momentarily when a customer comes in for deli service. I'm still waiting by the counter to make sure I'm at least acknowledged but I don't see the young male counter worker who apparently left for lunch since it's now noon. The older female worker can probably see on my face that I'm not happy and says to me he's working on my order. He? Who's he? I am just here to pay and pick order between 10-11. How much time and trouble could it be to put this order together which was made two weeks prior? A different gentlemen finally arrives with three boxes and two large paper bags that comprise my order. On the way out the older female worker says goodbye and was very courteous. At this point I'm pretty upset because this is not a large haul and this order could've easily been second and not 45 minutes! I arrive home after the two hour drive back home to SD and looking forward to the meat, especially the sausages and putting it into the freezer which I cleared out in preparation for the meat. My older son is home to help. As we are sorting and placing the meat I notice that there are no sausages. It's just sausage meat but no links. I guess it's my fault for assuming and not specifying sausage links on at peat some of the order. It was a huge letdown. I had array went out to purchase rolls and buns for a bbq this weekend and to have friends and family over. Oh well. You live and you learn. At least the bacon was great.