Food Is good make sure you wash its fresh…read more Service Not very good bedside manner they look at you like your the swat team Ambiance Quiet nothing to look at but fresh veggies if you're on 101turn on kings valley same street as fort dick market just down a few seconds down the road I ask if I could take pics for Yelp she had to ask him (bf ? )(Husband?) not sure he said in a grumpy red neck way idk what that is Umm you added pics to this site sir :/ lol --My 5 stars are for the produce only--

It doesn't get better than this! Fresh produce, organic, delicious, affordable.read more

Great healthy food! A bit pricey but the only game in town. Friendly service, great brands, and…read moreonly wish it was bigger!

I worked at BV for 2-3 years. Was an assistant produce manager, w/ Joe Crow. The *Moment* this…read moremarket started going WAY downhill, leading Joe to leave after multiple years, was when founder-owner Tim Doyle's son, Sean, returned to Mt. Shasta, and Completely changed the store's family-like culture/atmosphere. Not spiritual...just a corporate mindset that led (leads) many to leave. 0 *'s!

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

Best selection and prices of tropical fruits and veggies in the area, ambiance a little rustic but…read moreI picked up some nice fruits here.

Amazing Ashland Folk Collective music event. Lush green lawn for chairs, charming lights, food…read moretrucks, wine. Smaller venue. Of course great music! This is now my preferred place over the Britt, which is such a hassle and mobbed.

Longtime Customer, Deeply Disappointed…read more I've been a loyal customer of Frye Farms for over 15 years, but after my recent experience, I won't be going back. What happened was not only disappointing--it was downright disrespectful. There was a sign outside advertising 50% off fruit, so we asked a simple question about it. We were told the discount only applied to EBT cardholders. When we politely asked for clarification, the staff member looked us up and down and told us to leave, saying she never wanted our business again and that our question was "disgusting" To make things worse, they shorted us on our change and kicked us out before we could even address it. The staff member referred to us as "you people," which felt especially offensive and discriminatory--particularly since I'm Hispanic. It was a revealing moment that contradicted the inclusive image they seem to project. It feels like Frye Farms punishes people who work hard and pay out of pocket, while charging outrageous prices for basic produce. If you're hoping to be treated with respect while spending your hard-earned money, this is not the place. This business has changed, and sadly, not for the better. I strongly suggest taking your business somewhere you'll be treated with basic decency.

Every type of vegetable and melon I've eaten from here is so fresh and delicious!…read moreOwner Keith and Daniel are so helpful and friendly You won't want to miss a trip to this farm!!

People treat you really nice out there I like that plac very clean nicely organized and displayederead more

I went last year, prices were higher than the grocery store and the food spoiled on the shelf. A…read morelittle over half of the fruit and vegetables I purchased spoiled in less than a week. I wanted to purchase more produce, but so much of it was going bad directly at the store. I was really excited about going there, but in the end, my visit was disappointing. The staff was very friendly.

A quiet, family owned u-pick in scenic Roseburg, Oregon; Shady Lane Orchards makes for a refreshing…read moreroadside pitstop. Strawberries, grapes, cherries and pears all fresh off the vine (or tree). Treat yourself. Your kids will love the experience.

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.