Bee & Honey is the buzz on this roll up gate but not it's title…read more A large bee is lingering around some orange florets with a bottled glass jar labled "honey" nearby. Honey isn't produced this way. Everyone knows it's found at a grocery store or farmers markets, not by following bees or anything that's buzzing. Creator: Unlnown

Me, my husband and our dog just came back from the Bee Healthy Honey Shop. My hunny is a bit of a…read morehoney connoisseur and Queen of Sheba honey is by far his favorite. We usually buy their Queen of Sheba honey at the Berkeley farmers market on Saturdays but now and then we love going to their Honey Shop on Telegraph Avenue in Oakland. Bee Healthy Honey Shop is their storefront store with all kinds of cool honey products. My personal "go to" favorite is the lip balm. It feels conditioning like it's soaking into your lips and not just sitting not on top. I especially like the peppermint one because it's soothing especially when my lips are really chapped. In addition to their own Queen of Sheba honey, the Bee Healthy Honey Shop also has a wide, variety of other honeys, including Manuka, lavender, hot & spicy and orange with a honeycomb inside of it just to name a few. On our recent trip, we also stocked up on propolis and royal jelly, which are antioxidants and anti-inflammatories and super good for wound healing, lowering your cholesterol, etc. (Look it up) We rarely post the reviews, but wanted to give this Yemen's father and son business a shout out because it's one of those hidden gems of the East Bay.

Went to the beekeeping class during the day then right after went to the store to get a few items…read moreand check out some of the items I could get to get started. They had so many items to get started for your beekeeping journey. I also got some other items for my home. I will be going back to get started on my beekeeping journey. At the store, I was able to sample a few different honey and I came home with two different types, as well as honey sticks, candles, books (mentioned in the class) and truffle. The staff were nice and accommodating to all my questions. The place was packed with so many things, but not overwhelming packed where you feel like you can't get around. I didn't get to take many pictures inside, but will definitely going back to buy some more items and take pictures

Love the honey all the different varieties and you get $.50 back on your empty glass jars, but they…read moreare nice for salad dressings or if you do any kind of canning I guess you could use them. The honey is very delicious and everyone that works here is very knowledgeable regarding the honey.

This honey is wonderful. After the vendor invited me to tour their selection - yay for sampling…read moreand comparing! - I landed on my new favorite, their Orange Blossom Honey (Raw and All Natural). Kudos to this family farm from Woodland, CA. Your product selection was interesting and diverse - infused with peppers to orange - blossoms to regular/pure. I really appreciated the stand's clean presentation, attentive and helpful customer service, and serving suggestions ala "pairings." Well done. Looking forward to trying your different honey selections.

This honey is some of the best I have ever had. The customer service is also amazing as he let us…read moretry 3 different honey's. What amazed me is the noticeable difference between honey's at different seasons. I got a great jar of honey and also some knowledge. If you want some great local honey come to Gerard'z. Great honey and great customer service. Can't beat that!

If you are thinking of placing an order on their website, please do yourself a favor and just…read moredon't. I placed an order on October 4th and received a confirmation email stating that my order had been received and is being processed. On October 22, I emailed them asking about my order. No response. I emailed again on October 24. No response. It is now November 5th and I still haven't heard from this company again or received my order. I ended up having to call my credit card company to put this charge in dispute.

We love Carmel (but it's a long drive from us now), and my guy loves honey. So I was delighted to…read morefind Carmel Honey Company's corner kiosk at the Ferry Building (thanks KR for the introduction!). They offer honey sticks and jars of honey for purchase. Not sure which flavor your want? You can sample any of them! I sampled a few and liked the Wildflower the best. Bought a jar of this sweet goodness for my sweet guy, and he was thrilled. I went on their website, where they sell all sorts of honey gifts, and learned that Carmel Honey Company was started by a young guy named, Jake - it grew out of a 5th grade homework assignment and now is a full family-run business! Love it even more! Check out their website to learn more about honey bee research and education: https://carmelhoneycompany.com/jake-gives-back. As my friend Jessica T said, "support local and help the bees!"

Cute store inside fisherman's wharf! Lots of honey products and cute bee plushes…read more Friendly service, allowed me to taste samples of 4 kinds of their honey and tell me a bit about what it's made from

Fantastic local, family-owned honey maker in San Leandro. High-quality, delicious honey and a great…read morefamily behind it as well! With all of the rain and cold we ran out of honey making honey/lemon/tea concoctions and needed a refill. We made the mistake of trying store bought honey and it tasted more like sugary syrup! Yuck! We managed to track them down and were lucky enough to meet the family and try every flavor! We had a difficult time deciding between Wildflower and Sage but settled on Sage due to it having a milder sweetness to it. If you're in the market for Honey, theirs is worth the money!

Great quality Raw honey. My allergies have gone away, I've even thrown away my allergy pills as I…read moredon't need them any more!

Fantastic honey!!! This man cares about the bee…read morepopulation... and obviously has a great sense of humor!

Bought some honey off of John, great quality and had it ready for me when I got there.read more

I've been to about 2-3 honey places in the east bay and Joe's is by far my favorite. The price you…read morepay for the amount is pretty good imo. They also have different honey sourced from different areas like Fairfield, Hayward, Niles, San Leandro, etc, and each have their own unique taste! Your can even decide if you want it in a jar or in a squeeze bottle, which is nice to have. I believe it's family owned and they're all very nice. I don't mind making the drive out to Hayward just for their honey!

I have been on the search for some local honey. I found Joe's Honey on Yelp and was praying I would…read morefind the stand at the Hayward Farmers Market this weekend and I did! I meet Joe's son who was super nice! They offer you honey in a bottle or a bear and sell multiple sizes! I highly suggest picking up some of Joe's Honey if you find some!

I've been coming here for years and bringing my own reusable jars and squeeze bottles for the…read morewildflower honey on tap. I used to come to get honey in the winter because I love honey with lemon hot water as my morning drink. However, I have been starting to get the honey year round to help with my allergies. There is a sampler station if you want to try it before you buy it. I occasionally would get the blackberry one for my matcha at home. I highly recommend joining their rewards program too if you are a honey lover like me.

The Honey Store! That's what I call. A few years back, I sought out this place for bee pollen to…read morehelp with my allergies. I don't know that it helps, but honey is delicious! I hadn't been back in a minute, but definitely missed wandering in and checking out the goodies they have. Worth it for delicious, good quality honey. They also sell various bee related paraphernalia like lotion and candle making things, along with other cute bee candies. Next time I will have to remember to bring a jar to refill. It is a bit cheaper to do it that way.