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Dixon Fruit Market

3.4 (157 reviews)
InexpensiveFruits & Veggies
Closed • 7:30 am - 7:30 pm

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Dixon Fruit Market, Dixon, CA
Julie A.

The Dixon Fruit Market is a perfect place to stop to pick up fresh fruit, seasoned popcorn and Kettle corn, honey with the honey comb inside, bagged candy, bagged dried fruit and beautiful cutting boards of all shapes and sizes wrapped with dried fruits. They make a wonderful gift for the holidays. The store is clean and bright with so many items to choose. Friendly and helpful staff. Ez and JJ will answer all of your questions. They can ship whatever items you choose at the Dixon Fruit Market to your friends and family. This market is a much see! Julie A

Veronica B.

We stopped in specifically for the tamales. We saw the signs while driving on the freeway and had to stop. They charge extra for a small thing of salsa. The lady that rang us up overcharged us for the salsa, but I didn't realize it until I left. They had some outside seating in case you wanted to eat there. Oh, we also bought some homemade ice cream. I didn't care for the peach one I picked out but my daughter loved the ice cream she picked out. The employees were nice and the market was clean.

Cristina T.

This market offers a wide selections of dried fruits and nuts, perfect for all your baking needs. Bought some organic Brazil nuts , tequila pistachios, and sea salted caramel pops. We experience good customer service.

Tamales $2.99 ea
Trish E.

Fruits on fruits! But the Tamales here are so good and worth the stop! Service was nice. Very well stocked with nuts, candies and then some.

Sorted nuts and fruit
Michelle L.

Great selection of nuts, dried fruit, jams, popcorn, Candy, some fresh fruits depending on the season. Usually send these as good holiday treats to family out of state. Also some other random things like salsas, hot sauces.

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Great selection of fruits, nuts, and unique snacks, but what I really loved was their tamales and how nice everybody was

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Love the chicken tamales, fruit and vegetables are amazing and fresh. Staff are very friendly and respectful

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Pedrick Produce - Chocolate Cherries

Pedrick Produce

4.6(681 reviews)
4.3 mi
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Locally sourced ingredients
Family-owned & operated

What a great farm stand. We were on our way home from the bay and talking through the food we have…read morein our kitchen. We realized that some good flour tortillas would really add to the beans and stewed chicken he made earlier in the week. We had it tonight and those tortillas really made the meal. We discovered their tortillas years ago and have been eating them ever since. They remind us of the homemade tortillas. Tortillas factories are hard to find in our area. They also sell tamales. They are ok. We get them when we're hungry and don't have any food at home. They used to be better, then they changed suppliers and they were too much masa and not enough filling. They changed suppliers again and now they are better, just expensive. If you're hungry give them a try. They aren't' too messy and you can eat them in your car. I enjoy a packet of hot sauce with them. My husband prefers them plain, but will put hot sauce on tacos and tostadas. It's pumpkin season now, October 11, 2026 around 6:40pm. With that being said they are overflowing with pumpkins. The large ones are $5.99. What a deal. THey have the sa

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.

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Pedrick Produce - Organic too!

Organic too!

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Eatwell Farm - Summer 2025

Eatwell Farm

4.6(30 reviews)
3.3 mi
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I just completed my 4 box trial subscription and decided to renew again. I like that I don't have…read moreto give $$$$ of money up front and pray Mother Nature is kind (CSA experience on the East Coast). $29.00 a box for organic produce is beyond reasonable. I live off of one box and nothing goes to waste. Eating seasonal, means eating seasonal. Joining a CSA in the winter means lots of greens, root vegetables and cabbage. I have yet to become bored. I love getting the "potential list of items" email a few days before pick-up. I begin researching recipes so I don't eat braised garlicky kale & bacon every night until spring.After 4 weeks of living off the CSA boxes, my body is much healthier, skin is brighter and I feel great. There is more vegetables than fruit, however, I that is fine with me. If I want more fruit, I can always go to the neighborhood farmers market. I enjoy the personal touch of the newsletters. There customer service is professional and kind. I highly recommend Eatwell Farm.

We were really looking forward to our first box but were extremely disappointed in the quality of…read morethe produce - both the fruits and vegetables. We cancelled our subscription after week one - but have 3 more boxes to pick up since you must pre-order a month at a time. I'm rating it a 2 instead of a 1 because I very much like the CSA model, in theory. We have subscribed to other CSAs in the past and found the quality to be higher. We tried this one because the pick up location was within walking distance of our home. I am reading the five star reviews and wondering how our first impression can be so completely different.

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Eatwell Farm - Fall box + more greens not pictured

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Eatwell Farm - Bag for 2: green garlic, mandarins, oranges, strawberries, carrots, fennel, parsley and chard

Bag for 2: green garlic, mandarins, oranges, strawberries, carrots, fennel, parsley and chard

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K&J Orchards - Persimmons and more at the Clement Street Farmers Market San Francisco

K&J Orchards

4.9(9 reviews)
7.3 mi
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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!

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K&J Orchards - Stone Fruits at the Fort Mason Center Farmers Market

Stone Fruits at the Fort Mason Center Farmers Market

K&J Orchards - Plums & Pomegranates  at the Clement Street Farmers Market

Plums & Pomegranates at the Clement Street Farmers Market

K&J Orchards - K&J Orchards at the Fort Mason Farmers Market San Francisco.

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K&J Orchards at the Fort Mason Farmers Market San Francisco.

Impossible Acres Farm - At dusk

Impossible Acres Farm

3.5(102 reviews)
8.6 mi

My kids still enjoy visiting Impossible Acres, especially to pet the baby animals. The admission…read morefee is waived for a parent with the purchase of a child's ticket. On this visit, there were an abundance of kittens, bunnies, piglets, and ducklings to hold. My kids were really gentle with the animals. A duckling fell asleep on one of my kids' lap. Of course, we couldn't leave without purchasing pumpkins. We will likely visit again next season.

Okay so I don't normally leave negative reviews unless I strongly feel a way about a business and…read morethis place? I have a bone to pick with. What I've seen the other day left me upset. Not by the lack of food water of the animals but with the supervision of what was going on with the animals. It is incredibly unorganized with these poor very young very fragile baby kittens, bunnies, chicks and more who were terrified and exhausted being manhandled, violently thrown, or yanked around by someone's unsupervised 3 year old who hasn't been taught what the word "gentle" means in any aspect. I understand this is for little kids and I think that's a wonderful idea. However, MAJOR structure needs to be involved with this place. There should be an employee (at least 2 for the baby kittens chicks and bunnies) with an organized line and a time limit to take turns GENTLY holding the baby animals after hand sanitizer so they aren't getting them sick which I literally SAW (I'll get to that later) all while paying high attention to whatever child is holding them at the time is being extremely gentle, making sure they are not being jerked around like a lifeless toy and frequently checking for signs of distress in the baby animal. Watching them clawing and/or freaking out for their life to escape absolutely made me sick to my stomach and hurt my soul to see all of that nonstop as an animal lover and worker for charity. Seeing a baby animal get PASSED around to the next extremely rough kid and not get a break without any supervision, parental regulation OR employers watching yet again and again what so ever was jaw dropping. This is NOT okay and this IS animal abuse. If you are a parent and bring your kid here? Please have the decency to PAY ATTENTION and make sure they're not being too hard on these poor exhausted baby animals that don't even have their mothers instead of scrolling on instagram/tictok or thinking it's cute while your child is terrorizing it poking its eyes, throwing it in the air, screaming at it, stomping next to it to scare it, omg I'm sorry but It's not cute at all and that is your job as a parent to make sure these baby animals don't recieve that. And I'm also absolutely looking at YOU employees as well aren't they paying you to make sure these animals are being handled with tender care? Being paid or volunteer work, it's one of the most horrifying things I've seen and I work in a hospital. I'm absolute convinced they're traumatized day after day with the way they are running the petting zoo after what I saw first hand. I was lucky to hold a baby bunny on my lap for as long as I could so he could get a nap in before being thrown around by these kids again. I will say I saw some kids that were (older than 8) being gentle with them with their friends which was extremely appreciated. Otherwise I felt extremely bad. Their understaffed and because ANYONE is allowed to reach in and pull these weeks old terrified baby animals out of there cage and rough house with them before passing them around to the next unsupervised small kid is unacceptable. Hey GREAT idea!!!! Can someone please oversee this and put some organization in person for this? Because yes there are signs however those are obviously going to be ignored. It is overly crowded and under managed for these animals and something huge needs to change because they are already getting infections and mentally stressed that's physical and mental animal abuse yet again. One kitten was thrown and landed on the ground HARD and tried running away until a worker caught it and handed it back to the same kids..one of the kittens I tried to hold (as an extreme animal and cat lover myself) I could tell was not only incredibly stressed with an extreme fast heartbeat but when I inspected her a little closer it was easy to see that this baby girl needed a vet visit asap, if they don't already have them checking on them. Not having dirty hands touch this because she had an eye infection that needed to be addressed immediate because retinal damage can lead to blindness. And do these employees care about that? Or are they too busy collecting people's $ ? I'll post a picture of this kitten and her infected eye I found as well. The animals inside the barn seemed to have good water and food but I just sensed sadness I don't think these animals should be around by children being rough with them blatantly unless their locked in and come up to the bar. Not only is it a safety liability, clear negligence liability, but there is a slight chance that they could still organize this entire petting zoo where they can STILL get the experience they want just with more structure and I mean a LOT of it, because what I saw was horrible and I truly hope someone of higher authority takes the time to provide that structure so this isn't so horrifying when we come back to check on these babies. Thank you.

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Impossible Acres Farm - Preschooler "hiding" in the corn

Preschooler "hiding" in the corn

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New born rabbits

Winters Fruit Tree - Signage of the building right off the main road

Winters Fruit Tree

4.7(19 reviews)
8.5 mi
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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!

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.

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Winters Fruit Tree - Picked up some fresh peaches

Picked up some fresh peaches

Winters Fruit Tree - Winters Fruit Tree stand at the Palo Alto (Cal Ave) farmers market.

Winters Fruit Tree stand at the Palo Alto (Cal Ave) farmers market.

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