Conveniently located at Pedrick Rd and I-80, this fruit stand has good local produce at a good…read moreprice. There are snack mixes, and the tamales are pretty darn good. It's always a quick in and out. It is also close to Ruhstaller Beer Farm.

I finally got the chance to check this place out! I love hitting up random roadside stands whenever…read moreI'm on a solo road trip--it's honestly the best. I was on my way to Sacramento and got a serious craving for a snack, so since I'd heard about the tamales in the Dixon area, I just had to pull over and grab a few. I tried the chile cheese one right there in the car, and it was pretty good! The cheese was definitely interesting, though--it didn't really melt, but it had a nice, solid bite to it. I'm guessing they use that kind so it doesn't get all messy, especially since they keep them nice and hot all day and have them all wrapped and labeled individually. They've got a bunch of handmade candies, and all the fruit and produce looks so fresh! You should definitely make a stop and check out the pickle section. Also, as for those Upper Crust mini baby pies--grab every flavor! I only picked up two and I'm honestly so sad about it! Enjoy and drive safe my friends!

Well Stocked Great Organic Location…read more Wide Selection Prices are Phenomenal I'll never go get my produce anywhere else from this day forward ... The cashier we had was super friendly and helpful. The lines were long but it went fast ... Had a country vibe ...

Over the last month with our venturing out and about from the coast to the central Valley to the…read moreBay Area visiting different farmers market, this by far continues to stay our number one followed by another one close to the Hollister area. Even though this is a cash only location which also provides two ATM machines inside, we can always find the needed necessities from fruit, to veggies, to flowers and you pick options. A pretty decent sized establishment, which is open every day of the week except on Wednesdays. They have a pretty decent sized parking lot and on the premises most of the time you'll find up to two food vendors. This time around I really enjoyed the flower picking option which you can get a very large bundle for five dollars then you can also visit outback of their establishment of the very large harvesting area of their crops. Lots of produce provided by lots of local vendors brought in by large bin loads.. This time, I also noticed that they have peanuts that you can pick from a bin inside as well. The best part of all is their pricing that is offered on their produce. Again, great location, surrounded by great wineries as well.

Best strawberries in town!! Love the convenience of the location (albeit a little hairy pulling out…read moreif there's a lot of traffic). Good prices. We go once or twice a week when they're open. The family working this stand is always nice (despite limited English). Sad to see the stand is being torn down. Hoping it's just a rebuild...

Epic bro. Total artisan bougie berries. Solid…read more It's a shack on the side of the road. No paved driveway, no lit sign. Will probably pass the place a few times having not been there before. Look for the sign and pick a place to turn off of the road. Berries are great. If you can't find someone, holler. They are probably in back. Prices are written on a whiteboard hanging inside of the shack. Haven't tried any of their other offerings but the berries are good.

Great product, even better customer service. I screwed up my delivery address when I placed an…read moreorder and they graciously corrected it and resent my order no questions asked. It was 1 of 5 orders I had put the wrong address on lately and they definitely handled it the best. I look forward to ordering more in the future

I love this ranch! I swear they sell the best eggs I've ever tasted. Friendly service, amazing…read morejams, a calming, beautiful environment--the perfect little oasis away from your busy normal life.

Great Store to shop in Always Great location…read more From Fairfield to the Store location Food is always fresh. Great for Me.

After 7pm daily, hot table food items are on sale for $2.45 an entree and pastries are .97 cents…read moreeach. Hurry! It doesn't last very long!

We loved visiting the Erickson Ranch! It's a beautiful property and the owners are very nice and…read moreknowledgeable about gardening. We were able to sample their amazing jams and they offered apple cider! It's a fun weekend trip for sure.

So the kids ATE ALL OF THE VEGGIES that we picked on Saturday…read more.. Good news is that they were OPEN today! I made the 18-mile trip to Cordelia (even though it has a Fairfield address) and picked up MORE VEGGIES for tonights Dinner :D Today I learned: *That there is such thing as a "yellow beets"; I thought it was rutabaga :P *There are hundreds of varieties of PUMPKINS! *Cucumbers come in ORANGE too... What the?! *How to cook squash flowers (soak 'em in salt water 1st ~ Tx Julia) I am SO coming back this weekend for FAMILY FARM DAYS *BIG Smiles*

This farm is one of the few places that sells 100% pure pistachio paste in the bay area ($24). They…read moreare at the Palo Alto (Cal Ave) and Campbell farmers markets on Sunday. There is an problem: The jars of nut better are under-weighted, by up to 15%, and it varies from jar to jar. I recommend bringing a scale to weigh the jars, and buy the heaviest jar. If you get stuck with an under-weight jar, ask for a discount. The pistachio butter jar says 341 grams, but the last jar I bought was only 292 grams. It's cheaper to buy Fiddyment Farms pistachio paste on Amazon.

For those of you looking to get your fix on fresh, locally grown fruits, veggies, and nuts, you…read morejust may want to go off the beaten path and check out "Winters Fruit Tree". For those of you that don't know, Winters is a smaller farm town located in a more rural part of Yolo County. It lies east of Lake Berryessa, north of Vacaville, and west of Davis as its town is adjacent to the Putah Creek. Located directly on Grant Ave (Hwy 128), this fruit stand is a standalone business with no other neighboring businesses in the area. They offer a small parking lot; however it is unpaved and has loose gravel directly outside. Regular business hours are 11am-5pm Wednesday through Monday as they are closed on Tuesday. I had the opportunity coming here as I was passing through and decided to stock up on some fresh fruit. I've got to say that the fruit selection here was quite impressive as they had a generous amount of peaches, oranges, nectarines, apples, lemons, limes, grapefruit, and squash. There was also an abundance of walnuts, cashews, almonds, dates, and figs as well as numerous jars of honey (in all flavors), almond/oat/pistachio butters, olives, and olive oil. During my visit which was during the morning of Saturday 6/17/2023 at around 11:30am, I ended up getting several spring snow-white peaches, honey crisp apples, and a jar of almond butter to take home with me. The three ladies working behind the table were in an upbeat mood that were very friendly during my short visit. Considering this place started over 100 years ago in the 1920's (in Sunnyvale, CA), they have come a very long way while mastering the art of growing only the freshest fruits from their fields. All in all, "Winters Fruit Tree" scores a unanimous five-star rating from me as the selection, freshness of the fruit, reasonable prices, and above average customer service all scored high marks in my book. So if you're ever passing through the Winters area, go check them out!

Everything. Friendly service. Employees are very good at helping you if have a question. They…read morehave the freshest and best produce. They have plants for sale,also. The last time I was there I wanted plants that weren't available. Charles went into their large garden area and found me some. So grateful for this personal service.

Imwalle gardens is the BEST! Super amazing fresh produce most grown around the grounds. Joe is a…read morehoot and takes the time to chat with you! Celery has positive amazing energy and very helpful. Definitely a go to and not far from the house. Yummmy goodness grown in Santa Rosa.

K&J Orchards brought some wondrous stone fruits to the Fort Mason Farmers Market San Francisco…read more Based in Sutter and Solano Counties, K&J grow more then 180 varieties of Fruits & Nuts. The booth sold out of most of the offerings today, but even what was left looked so good. They are also related to Pomet a farm To-Table restaurant in Oakland.

Asian pears. Not…read morejust Asian pears as in one variety, but try Shin Li, Shinko (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=fj-H5cO_Ip3yJyaZ-H41xQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) (my mom's preference), Yali, Olympia, Nakata... well, you get the drift. I remember buying fruits from there when the CUESA farmers market was at the back of the Hyatt Regency Hotel as it was named back then. You get the drift. Various family members and friends man their booth on Tuesdays and Saturdays at the Ferry Farmers Market in San Francisco with the owners present Saturdays. My preference used to be shopping on Tuesdays to avoid the crowds and hustle bustle tourists. Due to the dwindling selection Tuesdays and a lesser crowd due to the pandemic, Saturdays are not as bad as normal, not to say I like it this way. On the first Saturday in March, I noticed that a few customers buying some flowers and, with Chinese New Year just wrapping up and the Cherry blossom season about to start, I bought a bunch for my family. They turned out to be peach blossoms (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=wdzZ2zYvI1lC-nB5zGEyOQ&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); my mom and her caregiver immediately recognized them and I, being the naiive one, felt like I just learned how to change a lightbulb. They are a nice addition to our living room with some of the Chinese New Year's plants withering away and my Costco tulip plant already blooming and long gone. With it being March, a tweener time fruits wise, they no longer have a stand on Tuesdays and likely will not be back until April when stone fruits begin to be harvested. Apricots, peaches, nectarines are the probably next to hit the market. And with the warmer weather, the increasing number of vaccinated people, and a general feeling of somewhat normalcy, things are beginning to look a little brighter now. Before you know it, it'll be cherry season. Can't wait!