I've been a private chef in Los Angeles for 20 years and have never had dates as good as i get from…read morethis farm.... I've been to a lot of farmers markets in LA but none have provided such incredible dates as this amazing farm!! This is the date Ranch to visit! You can also buy your dates and have them shipped. Don't miss out on this farm!

So, we were too full for lunch and instead went to buy some dates. The first place we went to was…read morestill COVID closed and their website was down. The second was wholesale only. Ysabel found a place online nearby that was open. When we got there, the gate was closed so I asked her to call. The owner said to push the gate open and come in. We did. She was very gracious, took us into the packing room and I packed a box and she packed the other one. She had previously quoted a price for 10 pounds but the boxes weighed 13. She said not to worry. On top of that we were $3 short. (Who carry's cash anymore?). I said I could Venmo the difference for the actual weight and she wouldn't hear of it. Then she drove us on a tour of her ranch. A total wonderful experience! Oh, and the most delicious Medjool dates we have ever had!

Great product, service and mission. Through their hard work at their special date farm, Sam Cobb…read moreand his family are helping to keep California a special place.

Beautiful tour with the charming one and only real deal Sam Cobb, visionary farmer. Enjoyed…read morelearning about the dates, the trees, and how it all began! Tasting dates at the end was very good, such diverse textures and flavors, but just being there was a great experience as the trees are lovely with real presence. Shaded nicely on a hot day. They recommend close-toed shoes to be safe but if you're sure-footed sandals seem fine to me. Getting photos was also great fun! His wife is sweet also, happy to meet them both.

Farmers markets are a great thing to see the fresh items displayed right in front of you…read more The negative is the prices are so high expensive I love the strawberries

Wow, this is one of the better farmers market that I've been too. There's a few back in LA that's…read moretotally worth it while some are just blah. Well this was my first time here and I was quite impressed. The way they have it played out, from fall to late spring, the market is held outdoors in a parking lot. As it starts to heat up as it does in the desert, the market is then moved inside to another location. I love how that whole concept. Farmers market tends to be outdoors which I love but when it's 115 out, it's better for everyone and all the produce to be indoors. Still have a market but working with the weather. There's plenty of parking right across the street which does have some covered spot as well as the lot that's right behind it. It says no pets but I've seen some walking around. Doesn't bother me as I have a little one. They do have an impressive selection of produces with many vendors. A lot of the same things but you get that pretty much at all farmers market. It's like a maze in a sense but very well organized. Only downfall, I love fresh flowers but there was only one vendor. Good for them as they'll be the main supplier but I do like to have options. Of course loads of fruit and berries which is great. A bakery vendor that has amazing baked good that morning. A bit pricey but really good. Just like pretty much all the market, you'll have your fresh fruit, produce straight from the farm, there's eggs, juices, homemade good, fresh baked items and so on. Going toward the back is where the food vendors are located. Grab some breakfast while you're shopping. They also have some tables set up for you to use. Also live music was happening. It's a pretty great one in my opinion and I'm glad to know about it.

YELP SHORT ANSWER: yes, be you a local or tourist this is a great place to spend some time. Lots to…read moredo and see. LOCATION: In, blocked off, Old Town La Quinta on Main Street. Easy to find but parking can be difficult at times. FACILITY: perfect location for a farmers market, lots of vendors and open spaces. They seem to be dog friendly which is unusual for most open markets. SELECTION: all kinds of things from fruits and vegetables to handmade crafts. Lots of vendor food as well as local restaurants to choose from Tamales are great. OVERALL VALUE: while it is fun, it is really expensive for fresh produce. Not sure why that is but we just look around and seldom purchase anything as most of it seems overpriced. TIP: Get there when it opens, parking is easier and lines at the popular booths are shorter.

I've lived in La Quinta Cove for a while now and haven't been to this farmers market until today. I…read moreloved it. So many cute dogs walking around and overall a friendly environment. We got so many goodies. Sourdough bread, key lime pie, biscuits, mushroom jerky, fresh juice and fresh produce. Everyone was so nice my husband I will get our produce from there from now.

I'm greatful that Flying Disc Ranch brought their Dates to the Clement Street Farmers Market San…read moreFrancisco all the way from Thermal CA, which is South East of Palm Springs. For me Dates are a traditional element during the Winter Holidays. There was a nice selection, and they were very helpful and friendly.

No, I do not know where Thermal, CA is but I know there's some good dates coming out of there…read more This ranch has been a long time vendor at the Ferry Farmers Market on Saturdays, usually found along the south driveway towards the back. This year, their stand is in the center section of the back lot just across from the Far West Funghi stand. They have a rotating selection of dried dates which are sold by the pound but you can certainly buy less than a pound quantities if you so choose. With the current shelter in place, no samples are given so you'll have to eyeball and ask the kind seller for his opinion in meeting your palate profile. It's certainly nice to have the variety of foods and especially produce throughout California at these markets. Kudos for still being there through these trying times!

Thank you for always supplying. The most delicious dates I have ever had…read more I was lucky to get to the Temecula farmers market in time to get my, haul for a hot minute. These dates are so creamy and caramel-y The price is extremely reasonable and they are so good for you

I picked up some Fernandez dates at Cerritos farmers market, and they are absolutely…read moreincredible--plump, moist, and far superior to any imported variety.

Omg. The best date shake I've ever had…read more I saw a tour bus stop here !!! I thought. wtf? So I stopped today Omg. It's a thing. You gotta try one. Addicting.

This place was recommended to me for the world best date shakes in the desert, this is a small…read moremarket and produce mom & pop store with that old school vible, they have a wide selection food Items like fruits, vegetables, Ice cream plus house hold products, there is even a kitchen that daily specials take out too. The owners were very nice and friendly that serve you with a welcoming smile. The date shakes come in four different sizes, I got the large $ 9.00 cup, on my second sip I was spitting out hard fragments from my shake, now some date shakes has small chewable inside, this is the fourth place I have tried the desert date shakes, to be totally honest this ranks at the bottom, just calling it as sip it. I would support their small business with other Items other then their shakes.

We're so lucky to have this local farmer's market providing fresh adorable whole foods in our…read morecommunity! The produce and dry goods are locally and regionally grown and prepared. The owners of the business buy directly from local and regional farmers which keeps the price lower than a supermarket can offer. They also offer produce grown in their adjacent micro-farm, as well as locally baked bread, local and regional honey, and locally prepared granolas. As far as specific produce goes, they have the basic staples of potatoes, carrots, greens, squash and zucchini, radishes, celery, corn, tomatoes, lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruits, apples, bananas, mangoes, plums and avocados, but they also have a rotating selection of more unique or exotic fruit and vegetable varieties that you might only find in very specialized markets. Today we saw gorgeous, gigantic heirloom beefsteak tomatoes, huge colorful dragon fruit, Cara Cara oranges and some of the biggest, brightest strawberries I've ever seen! The $2 table is the best deal around when you know you're ready to cook or eat your produce right away. They carry both conventional and organic, but the selection changes from week to week. The people operating the business are extremely helpful and friendly, willing to answer all and any questions, and even share helpful hints on how to make your own garden more successful in the challenging growing zone of the high desert. If you want delicious, fresh, affordable produce, then you need to get over to the Farmer in The Dale!!

The produce and goods are wonderful! They are always adding new and interesting items. It is a very…read morecalm and relaxing atmosphere with the best service! We are local and love hitting there each week! We appreciate you guys!