Cute little farm with chickens roaming around and pigs that you're welcome to pet! Perfect little…read morestop for the kids. Came around the fall season so there were also plenty of pumpkins and sunflowers.

I buy my honey from them, and fruit if they have it at their stand. Excellent product, great…read morepricing!

Such a sweet little shop! Local food, honey and handcrafted goodies…read moreThe hours can be a little tricky during the week, but we've always had helpful service and everything is so fresh. Conveniently located near Southside coffee. Nice to have access to farm-fresh food without all the plastic and packaging

From the owner: Local, and organic farm to table boutiqueread more

Found this road side farm by chance! The strawberries at the counter were so juicy and sweet. $6…read morefor a basket of big strawberries. Cash if it's under the $10 min. No pesticide or herbicide. There's picnic tables nearby to eat them. Other products include honey, jams, jerky, candles, etc. The place is dog friendly and photogenic. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. Don't forget to open the wooden panels to take a look at the bee hive.

Such a charming farm. The blackberries were massive, sweet, and juicy, but the raspberries…read morecompletely stole the show--some of the best I've ever had. Cute little shop too.

My partner's hometown is Santa Maria and we like to visit at least once a year. At the end of our…read morelast visit, he insisted that we stop here on the way home to buy what he described as the best strawberries he has ever had. Well he was not kidding, they really are the best and I'm so glad we bought a case and were able to share with our friends back home. Definitely recommend you stop by here if you're in the area. The stand itself is super cute and has a small town vibe to it and the employees here are super friendly as well. Easy 5 stars on my end.

This place is Worth the detour. After my research, I think the are the last strawberry stand left…read more Sweetest strawberries in town. One flat $28.

Great place to go for wine , beautiful scenery! Farm…read moreanimals. Such a nice family that owns this winery. My daughter,myself went to their Polo game a while back it was absolutely a great time.

We enjoyed our mother's day at the lake. Christian was great and very informative. My only…read moresuggestion would be to have a better charcuterie board. It was mostly all the same cheese and not very diverse. Luckily someone in our group brought a platter with hummus, veggies etc.

Roadside stand. Best strawberries I have ever had. They are…read morethe Albion varietal. Very sweet. We also got the pineberries, they were so sweet. Got some stone fruit also. Staff were very friendly.

Half tray ($19)of their strawberries. One of the freshest and sweetest on the coast. I'm assuming…read morethis is closer to their last picking. There was a sign saying their last day is on 08/30/26 Overall, this stand is always the spot to visit when visiting the Central Valley Coast. Keep supporting local businesses.

A MUST STOP on the route north!…read more A local farm turned into a FARMER's market with fresh locally grown produce and U PICK options! You can roam around or sit and enjoy the fresh produce food or candy. Also iconic for fresh PIES which ran out by the time I got there in the afternoon. Great place to take kids to feed a variety of barn ANIMALS from goats to cows and even a bull!

This place was so fun to visit! The little marketplace was fun to stroll through and had lots of…read moreyummy things to buy. Bought one of the triple berry pies and apple crisps to try and they were delicious! The filling for the berry pie was really good slightly tart and sweet. If you like pie crust, the crust was well done too- flaky and crisp. The apple crisp was soooo good- the topping was really tasty and the filling was delicious. I'd go back to try their other pies and hand pies. Feeding the sheep, cow, goats and llamas $3 a head lettuce was so fun! The animals loooove eating the lettuce and it's an enjoyable experience for kids and adults alike. The fields with bales of hay to climb and pose on and also the flower fields to walk around in was also nice too! There was a hay ride, but we were not able to make it-- maybe next time. The food was just mediocre. The pulled pork sandwich had too much sauce on it and it was hard to eat because the bread just fell apart. I wish there were a little more coleslaw on top because it cut the sweetness of the sauce. Would not order again. The tritip sandwich was just okay- lots of thinly sliced meat, but flavor was just alright. Would not order again. The plain hotdog was actually pretty good- it was a big hotdog. Would probably order again for my kid haha. The highlight of the meal was the Brussels sprouts (no pecans and subbed Parmesan for the bleu cheese)! Nicely roasted and seasoned. Definitely would order again! The strawberry lemonade and the oallaberry lemonade were really good- not too sweet and very fruity. Definitely would order again Would definitely come back to spend a couple of hours here!

I was really excited to take my husband blueberry picking--I've done it before with my family and…read morehad such a great time. The ladies at the register were super nice and gave us clear directions on where to go. Since it's probably the end of blueberry season, we really had to search for the big, good ones. Honestly, it was a humbling experience--we were both tired after just 30 minutes! We ended up with about a pound and a half, which felt like an accomplishment, and we were more than ready to get back to the AC. I also grabbed some blackberries and strawberries for the road, and the total came out super affordable. Overall, a fun and memorable outing!

A must stop on the way north! Depending on when you go there are amazing blueberries, raspberries…read moreand/or blackberries. We usually go early august and they have quite a few rows of raspberries and the BIGGEST blackberries ever! They are so sweet! When you arrive you get buckets for raspberries and separate buckets for blackberries. After picking they weight and are $11.50 a pound. A full bucket of raspberries is about a pound. The employees are always so nice! There is a sink to wash before your eat your berries, already picked ones if you would prefer that, drinks and ice cream and other yummies are available. There is a picnic table in the shade for a picnic.

My friend took me to this Farmer's Market since I'm returning to Las Vegas in a couple of days. I…read morelove the variety of items showcased, along with the street entertainment. There was so much I wanted to buy but had to discipline myself . Loved that the produce was organic, saw a stall with sourdough bread and treats (as anew sourdough baker, this excited me). The grass fed meats available was amazing and so many flowers and plants to choose from. I spent a lot of time at the nut butter stand and saw how I could easily have spent $100 just there. The service here was amazing. This was a great experience with beautiful weather.

This has to be one of the best and varied farmers market I've been to. Produce is really cheap and…read morefresh . We also got some breads for the road and were baked to perfection . Everyone is friendly and giving samples. Wish it was closer to home

While walking through the farmers market I was looking for tasty strawberries.  I saw 4 vendors…read morewith nice looking strawberries.  One vendor had strawberries with aroma that wafted into the walkway.  I followed the scent and asked where the strawberries were grown.  He said Santa Maria.  I love visiting Santa Maria for the delicious Santa Maria bbq so I was sold.  It was 3 baskets for $10 which was a good deal compared to what I've paid at San Diego Farmers Market vendors.  The strawberries filled the kitchen with strawberry aroma.  Strawberries were firm and bursting with sweet strawberry flavor.  Next time I'm in town I'll follow the scent to get more of these tasty berries. Maggie found a Marcie's Pies and purchased 3 pies for $30.  Pies are had a crunchy pastry crust and I liked the mild flavor.  Blackberry pie had an intensely sweet blackberry flavor.  I enjoyed my very small piece.  Peach pie had a very sweet peach flavor.  Apple pie was my favorite and had a very strong sweet apple flavor. Mandarin oranges from Buckhorn Canyon Ranchwere ripe, sweet, and juicy.  I loved the flavor which is a bit like Sumo Citrus Oranges. One vendor had a variety of peaches, plums, and other stone fruit.  I bought one of each of most of the options.  Each was ripe, juicy, and full of flavor.  Among the best stone fruit I've had. Solvang Farmer's Market is nice sized.  There is plentiful free parking nearby.  Not crowded but has enough customers to keep the market going.  A good number of produce vendors selling fruits and veggies.  I was very impressed by the quality of the strawberries, oranges, and stone fruit.  I look forward to visiting the market when I visit Solvang.

Don't know name of vendor selling olives, but was sold a jarred tapenade that had mold which ruined…read morethe rating for the other vendors who I purchased strawberries honey and berry pies from. If the market members have a guild this vendors should be sanctioned