We often stop by this place on our way to Tahoe from the South Bay. The kids love the gelatos and…read moreI love the dark chocolate toffee and orange dipped chocolate. We also tried the honey comb chocolate and the slates Carmel sticks. Still need to try - carrot cupcake and eclairs.

Food is great gelato's wonderful service is very pleasant and ambience is chill. If you haven't…read morebeen here check it out.

The Apple Strudel was delicious. We decided to go back for another visit a week later. It turned…read moreout they were closed due to weather. The owner was on property so stopped to check on us. We said we had come for the strudel. Even though they were closed he got us one. That was awesome service.

The biggest farm: great for family activities: pumpkin patch, flowers field, apple picking…read more Apples' size smaller than O'Holloran farm. Huge parking lots. BBQ, Bakery (pies, turnover, coffee, ice cream), seasonal stuffs shops, small business booths.

Great coffee and customer service! We loved it! The atmosphere was great! We will definitely be…read moreback.

On our way back to Sacramento from South Lake Tahoe, we stopped to get gas, and my husband said,…read more"Go get a coffee, babe." I'm so glad he did! I walked into this adorable little coffee shop Camino Coffee Mill and was immediately greeted with a huge smile by the gentleman behind the bar. He was incredibly friendly, struck up a conversation, and made me feel genuinely welcome from the moment I walked in. I didn't catch his name, but he provided amazing customer service. I ordered an iced mocha, and it was made quickly and tasted absolutely delicious--exactly what I needed for the drive home! It's always refreshing to find a place with both great coffee and even better customer service. If you're passing through the area or live nearby, I definitely recommend stopping in. I'll be back the next time I'm in the area!

Sadly changed owners for some reason so Sweet Pairings is no more. I thought I found the perfect…read morebakery. Sad because I wanted a cake for my anniversary and now who can I trust lol.

I love this bakery. The owner is amazing! Not only does she have her normal goodies She also will…read morecustomize whatever you need to make your day special and make it taste as awesome as it looks. We stopped by on our way up to Tahoe and got a bag full of goodies for our trip. If you live in the area or just passing though you need to stop In and get some delicious goodies. She also make the most beautiful wedding cakes!

Their apple fritter was overpriced and stale. Had to throw it after I was looking forward to a good…read moreapple fritter. Bummer. Apples were waxed and old looking. Suppose it is July in Apple Hill. And they charge for a pie box after you pay for the pie. However in the Fall they carry a nice apple cider and good selection of preserves along with many varieties of apples.

Came here during their strawberry days and it was so fun! They had plenty of strawberry flavored…read moreitems including pastries, jam, popcorn, and more! They had lots of produce and preserved veggies in jars! They also had a sample area where you could try various apples, pickled veggies, fudge and apple cider! We decided to have sweets before lunch and ordered their strawberry ice cream sandwich and strawberry pie! The strawberry ice cream and donut combo was delicious!! We would order it again in a heartbeat! The strawberry pie tasted like it was just strawberry jam as the filling and we didn't really like it much. Their burgers were so delicious and the sauce they offered were so good!! They had a chipotle and BBQ sauce that was so good that we regretted not asking if they sold it there to bring home with us! Can't wait to be back in the fall for more!!

Just had a delicious brunch with my husband and mom. We sat…read morein the indoor patio,very cute. My husband & I had the quiches and my mom had Tuna melt. It was so good and busy for a Monday! Everyone is super friendly here and they make everything.Even their jam (holleyberry?!) home made

Wow was blown away by our breakfast stop! I've probably driven by a million times but have never…read morestopped in glad we did it was delicious. Our table opted for a variety of items. We choose to sit outside and it was nice to take in the fresh outdoors. They provide tables with umbrellas and on the day we attended there was a nice breeze. The waitress was super polite and helpful in what we should order she said to not pass up their biscuits or their homemade olallieberry jam.

PLEASE COME HERE!! They make their apple cider donuts TO ORDER so they come out piping hot…read more Everything on their menu is homemade! We also got their corn dog and hot link corn dog to try, as well as their hot apple cider. I don't even like cake donuts, but something about a freshly made HOT donut will do something to you!! It was SO soft, hot, and had a good amount of cinnamon to it which I really appreciated. Get your own and don't share, you've been warned! The corn dog batter is delicious! Crispy on the outside and ever so slightly doughy on the inside while still being chewy and soft--it was so good! Not to mention the actual hot dog tasted like it was all beef, not sure if it was, but it definitely wasn't a Bar-S hot dog if you know what I mean! The hot link corn dog was my FAVORITE. Had a GREAT snap when bitten into and had a very small kick to it. I wish it was spicier but that's okay! I love a good corn dog. The hot apple cider was on the sweeter side, it was good on that chilly day but I most likely wouldn't get it again next time because it was a bit too sweet. You have to stop by Rainbow Orchards. Line moves fast and service is great. Also the trees everywhere make a great photo opportunity!

This is for the blueberry stand at the SF Farmer's market. Stay away from this stand - the person…read moreselling you the blueberries targeted us with random aggressive and confrontational behavior. My 11 year old daughter and I came to the Ferry Building for a fun Mom and daughter morning. We hit the Rainbow Orchards stand first, for what was my first and sure to be last visit. We waited to the side while a customer who was there before us was helped, chatting about how much to get. That customer left, and he took the elderly guy who came after us first - no big deal. Then it was our turn and I asked him for 5 dollars worth and handed him a 20. I had 4 singles and a 20, and the choices were either 5 dollars worth, 8 dollars worth, or another amount I can't recall. He told my shy daughter snakily "Don't grow up to be a person who comes to the Farmer's Market and doesn't have exact change." It felt out of line for him to address her in that way. And, he's already complained about me not having exact change. Hey, either sell us the blueberries or don't, but were not here to be a sponge for your anger. So, I observed flatly, well, we don't have to buy anything. And he said, "yes, you do, because I already have your money." Okay, so another aggressive and weird response. I reached out to get the bag of blueberries, since evidently he was giving me no choice other than to buy them, and he backed up so they would be out of my reach. It was like the 4th rude thing he did that was unprovoked. I managed to get the bag and walk away, but he did ruin a chunk of our sweet trip to the Farmer's Market. I wonder how many shoppers had to deal with absorbing his hostility that day.

My family and I came here today and was yelled at by a woman saying that it's private property and…read morewe cannot wait on their property (we all came in 3 separate cars so one got there early and was waiting for the rest). I thought it was extremely rude. Yelp and Apple map both has this business open for business. How were we to know they're closed for the season?? What is wrong with these business owners that they can't treat potential customers properly? Or better yet, what is goin' on in this world that people can't be decent enough to communicate with fellow human being nicely and respectfully? Never coming back here and if you're reading this, please consider putting your money at businesses who treat people well. Besides I read their pastries aren't any good anyway. Ambiance: ghetto What could they improve on? They need to be better human first and foremost and then treat their potential customers well. Maybe make better baked goods.

Best apple pie in Apple Hill! Warm Dutch Apple pie comes with ice cream and Carmel cider sauce!…read moreYummy! They also have classic apple and berry apple. In the barn they sell dozen pies, crisps, and turnovers to take home and bake! In the shop they also sell all kinds of goodies like jam, honey, and gifts! It's a wonderful place!

Whoah! Finger licking good!…read more Stop here for a yummy pot pie or apple baked goods. Service with a smile.

Larsen Family Farms is one of those places that just feels like fall. Tucked along the Apple Hill…read moretrail, it's become a yearly tradition for us -- the drive, the crisp air, and that first bite of their incredible chicken pot pie. No one does it better! We always leave with a car full of apples, sweet treats, and smiles. The staff couldn't be kinder, and the little museum on the property adds the perfect touch of nostalgia. There's something timeless about it -- a place that reminds you of simpler days and the magic of autumn.