Produce is fresh, flowers are beautiful and the people at the Morgan Hill farmers market are…read morepersonable, knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely stop by if you're at the Morgan Hill farmers market and take a look at their produce and I am almost positive you will end up purchasing what they are selling.

Support your local farms!…read more I love that they always have a variety of in-season fruit, veggies, herbs and also have local bread (Midwife and Baker yum!!) and coffee (Chromatic, also yum!) options available. I pick-up at a nearby location and they're always on-time, mostly early. If there are any issues with your order (only had this happen once with eggs missing), they're super quick to resolve over email, and super friendly too. Sometimes their emails slip through into Spam, so make a note and add them to your contacts to avoid missing your weekly emails including delivery and selections! Five stars!

The true definition of a hidden gem! I've known of J&P Cosentino Farm for years and knew the…read moregeneral area of where it was, but it really is tucked into a neighborhood so that you wouldn't find it unless you were looking for it. The farm sits at 2 acres and boasts a variety of fruit trees, some bee boxes, a small flower garden, and a very well stocked farmstand. The stand has a variety of in-season fruits and vegetables, starter plants and herbs (they had tomatoes and strawberries when I visited in April), and a bunch of locally made and seasonal goods. Not everything comes from the farm, but they source from other farms in the Bay Area and state, and local businesses. They also work with local businesses to use their produce for fun products like jams, cocktail mixers, and dried fruits. They have tours and events at the farm, we got a tour when we went and it was really cool to learn all about the history, see the different fruit trees, and then of course visit the farmstand after and shop around.

I finally got the chance to visit this local fruit stand and it really didn't disappoint. It's…read moretucked away in a really nice, quiet cul-de-sac in a clean neighborhood behind Branham High School on the south side. If you live in the Almaden or Branham area, it's such a cool little hidden gem and definitely worth stopping by. The fruit looked super fresh, though the prices are higher than I expected, more like Whole Foods level prices. I thought going straight to the source would mean much lower prices, but what you lose in price, you definitely gain in freshness. For example, their strawberries were $5 per little green basket (three for $15), which comes out to about $5 a pound. At Costco, organic strawberries are $5.49 for 2 pounds, roughly $2.75 per pound. The giant seeded watermelons were $12.49 here, compared to $6.49 at Walmart. (Suggestions from a visitor) A couple of friendly suggestions that I think would be really helpful: It would be great if they posted online what fruit is in season and what will be at the stand, along with the prices. That way people can plan ahead and know when to make the drive when their favorite fruits are available. Also, there are no signs letting customers know they can go in the back. I only knew because I saw pictures on Yelp. Locals who've been here before probably already know, but as a first-timer, it looked like an employee-only area so I didn't go back there. A simple sign would be awesome, it would bring more people to the back to sit, eat, and enjoy the space since most fruit stands don't have that nice extra feature. Overall, worth visiting if you don't mind paying a bit more for freshness.

The Morgan Hill farmers market set on Saturday mornings from nine to one is one of the better…read moremarkets providing farm raise vegetables, fruits, cheese, and meats that I've saw in quite a long time. Everyone is super nice wanting to sell their products and everyone seems to be giving out free samples at every booth. The ambience is very down to earth and inviting and you'll see a vast ray of locals and people coming from out of town to enjoy the market.

The Morgan Hill Farmer's Market is open on Saturdays from 8:00AM-1:00PM. They have a variety of…read morevendors selling organic fruits, vegetables, baked breads and pastries, tamales, kettle cooked popcorn, beautiful farm fresh flowers, various types of meat and poultry, among many others. They even have live music too! This is the place to be if you're strolling downtown looking for something to do and want to support small local businesses. I often find myself getting floral bouquets for special occasions to give to others or to just treat myself. I also love the vast selection of vegetables (year-round and seasonal) and find myself gravitating towards the tasty five cheese and jalapeño focaccia. This is a mainstay and a definite plus here in Morgan Hill that you don't want to miss!

Andy's is one of the best spots for apricots, peaches, nectarines, and cherries. I've never had…read moreanything compare to the stone fruit that is grown here. So many different varieties, so many amazing flavors. Love their dried fruit too.

They had many varieties of peaches and plums when I visited. I love that they give descriptions of…read moreflavor, recommended use, and history for each variety. They had cling stone, semi, and free stone peaches. They even had coral champagne cherries. The cherries were so sweet and delicious!

Ok succeed farmers market. Good if you need quick fruit and veggies but not many vendorsread more

I'm so happy our farmers market is back in the Kaiser parking lot for the first time since the…read morepandemic began! This is definitely a smaller market - but offers all the key essentials and is walking distance for me. It has all the farmers market vibes and offers live music. They have various vendors - fruit, veggies, seafood, fresh pasta, hummus & dips, AMAZING cookies (bon bons du soleil), honey, kombucha, kettle corn, baked goods, coffee, and have a few varying food truck vendors. All the vendors are super nice and ready to help!

I love this Farmers market. It's close to my neighborhood and they have the best produce…read more Today I found sweet nectarines, cherries and plums. We also tried some El Salvadoran food from a papusa food truck. It's delicious. They also have a lot of bakery stands. I bought a few pastries to try as well.

Love this place, I go for my favorite pastries and yummy coffee! Samples too! Love the fresh honey,…read moreveggies and fruit! Shaved ice at times as well.

My go-to place every June for cherries. Super nice family with superior quality fruit.read more

Great cherries from a local grower and neighbor. We look forward every year to getting cherries…read morefrom the Ravizzas.

We found this secluded spot for apple picking when we were looking for a u-pick spot late in…read moreseason. It's best to make a reservation through text and when you arrive, there is guidance on where to go for the apple, pomegranate and persimmon trees! It's an honor system and you can pay through leaving cash or through venmo. U-pick was $1.50 per pound when we went. It's such a cute, quaint spot to spend a relaxing hour on the weekends. There was only one other group of people when we went and the location is convenient from South Bay. There are also pre-picked apples, blueberries, raspberries, and cider for sale in the small barn when you arrive. We got a jug of apple cider for $3!.

Came here after some friends recommended it, and I'll be sure to return!…read more This place is close to Patchen, right off Summit. You text to make a reservation to pick apples. There are lots of other types of food available to pick like pomegranates and a few pear trees (though it seems none were really ripe except for one lone pair). Service was friendly. Ambiance was relaxing. Paths are walkable with only a slight incline. We also saw lots of animals: chickens that live at the farm and other animals like deer and turkeys. My daughter also chased many monarch butterflies. Would love to know when other foods are in season. Prices: $1.50/pound. $7 for 10 apples if kids pick them. Great prices!