This is totally my spot. I stumbled on this place by accident after stopping off for gas at Costco…read moreon the way to San Jose from Sacramento. Was at the light and saw it was a produce and a fish market. I took the detour and went in and found a very rare fish that is my mom's favorite. It looks like carp but it's not the same species, it's called a buffalo fish. I call James whenever I'm going to be in town and he sets the fish aside for me and cuts it to my specifications. I've been coming in since spring 2025.

Sometimes you can find great quality of fruit and vegetables, but it depends to be honestread more

This place was amazing. It's so beautiful. They have a very well set up. It's located next to the…read moreIn-N-Out. I just love how the staff know both English and Spanish. They take EBT, which was also amazing. They have a wide array of different types of fruits and veggies! Also it's extremely well decorated you can feel the real market vibe!

Always have loved windmill farms. I always say take the kids and shop here when you can. Great…read moreservice and just such a fun vibe. Their watermelons are amazing!!! Please get one when you go, yum!!! The Halloween stuff out is cute right now. They have a small hay maze, some goats, sheep, and chicken. Their pumpkin patch is cute too! You won't be here long but it is worth a short stop!

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.

This store has really stepped it up. The new owners have brought in a fresher, more local selection…read moreand made the layout much more inviting. You'll find all kinds of gems here -- from fresh gnocchi and local tortilla chips to craft coffee, Model Bakery bread, and incredible pastries. My wife and I often stop by with our family for a beer and some snacks before heading to the park -- it's become one of our favorite little rituals. Highly recommend checking it out if you haven't been in since the ownership change!

UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP. They are currently working on turning this little store around from the…read moreprevious (dated) produce store to a new source for all sorts of niche grocery products including my favorite dressings I buy at the farmers market. This will be a great addition to the neighborhood.

Friendly staff at ticket booth!…read more $17 per person admission, includes one pumpkin of your choosing to take home, big or small and any color! Petting zoo area play with duck, chick, rabbit. Puts a big smile on my face!! Can feed the chicken with ground up corn they provide Cool festive place with live music too! October there was Pomegranate upick! At the parking lot area before main entrance. $2/pound

Smith Family Farms truly exceeded our expectations! We went on a busy Saturday and there were…read moreplenty of parking spaces and park attendants to guide us. The farm wasn't too crowded despite the number of cars parked, it's in a large lot with plenty of space to roam around. We were originally going to Lemos Farm in HMB but changed our plans due to traffic, and I'm so glad we did because we wouldn't have come across SFF otherwise. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. The farm did not have any rides but had live music and petting zoo for the kids. There's also food trucks, cookie & coffee stands, and other vendors there. One of the best experiences for us was the corn maze and choosing our own pumpkins to take home (included in the $17 entrance fee). We also got to take home some basil and broccoli plants for our garden. It was such a great visit overall! Highly recommend Smith Family Farms. Can't wait to go back next year!

Cant believe we forgot to return here first this time around. Running price for peaches is around…read more$4 but rancho zaragoza has $2.50! We didn't find too many white peaches but they had a few white nectarines which i prefer. And tons of yellow cling peaches! These are the kind i associate with canned peaches and they were so smooth and sweet. Gotta return for the striped figs in August. This place is such a cute farm. Got a handful of animals to look at (although i feel bad for the bigger birds. They didn't look too happy). Very fun to walk around.

Went to Brentwood with my daughter and my parents to pick mulberries- decided to also pick some…read morepeaches. We were very pleasantly surprised by Rancho Zaragoza. They have many different fruits- yellow and white peaches, apricots and pluots. The peaches and apricots are so sweet! Peaches very juicy! The pluots needed some more time. The owner was super nice. Definitely want to go back!

Fresh and clean produce. Nice people out there in the store. The buisness is quite down but guys we…read moreshouldn't leave them just like that. Let's come together and help them out with the situation they are facing right now. They've been there for such a long time and that's a neighborhood produce store. Please i can't see this place go away.

Ugh. It's sad to see a once vibrant market with great products and ownership dissolve into a shell…read moreof itself because the new owners have no consistency or pride in the market. The prices have gone way up while selection has gone way down. These aren't growing pains during the transition- they don't seem to know how to run a market and it's ALWAYS HIT OR MISS now. Things we go there for specifically are usually NOT stocked anymore. The produce is tired. No one that works there seems to know what's going on, when new product will come in, etc. I won't be back again for any reason.

Why haven't I left a review for this place? We've been here twice for cherry picking. Last time was…read morein June 2025. They charge $4 and had lapins, rainiers, and corals when we went. What's great about cherry picking is that it's great for all ages. They provide ladders and each of the rows of cherries are well-labelled. Plenty of rows to pick from without feeling overcrowded. Enjoy!

Visited Nunn Better Farms for cherry picking and honestly left disappointed. At first, we were…read morepicking cherries from an area that looked very dry and poorly maintained. Later on, we found out that section was already out of season. As we walked farther, we finally saw much better cherries, but most of the good ones were way too high to reach and there were no ladders available. There were some lower branches, but the cherries there were not great in quality, so we ended up picking only around 3 lbs. We then decided to switch to the peach and nectarine area hoping for a better experience, but unfortunately there was barely anything good to pick. Most of the fruits were either overripe, damaged, or already picked over. Overall, it felt like the farm should have better guidance on which sections are still worth visiting before customers pay and spend time walking around in the heat. The staff was fine, but the overall fruit quality and picking experience were disappointing for us this visit.

Just found my new produce market and I'm OBSESSED…read more They have such a beautiful selection of fresh, organic fruits and vegetables, plus a huge variety of herbs, seasonings, pastas, and even local honey. The staff is super friendly, they're open every day, and y'all... two FULL bags of fruits and veggies for less than $30! Safe to say, I found my new gem. This is officially my produce market.

Green Valley Produce has been around for at least 20+ years but first time visiting after a 6 year…read moreabsence. I believe new owners and gentleman working was friendly and welcoming. I mainly visited for the fresh roasted peanuts which was the big draw here over the years. Sizes ranging from a small, medium to large bag @ $3.99/lb. The medium will get you a lb. Not sure when they were roasted but still good. Green Valley Produce is a small open store/stand offering fruits, some veggies, (no fresh herbs) and Middle Eastern spices, some vacuum-sealed meats, lentils, olive oils, dates, and some all meat puff pastry and vegetarian pies made locally. I left with some okra, yams, garlic, ginger spices, homemade beef pies...and of course, roasted peanuts. *** Overall 3.5 stars *** Pricing on fruit reasonable considering I just went to the Farmer's Market and noticed Green Valley selling the same Cara Cara oranges for 1.89/lb vs $3.89/lb which will get ya 4 oranges! I'm all for supporting small business but sheesh! Open 7 days a week from 830am - 730pm I wouldn't go out of your way to stop by unless you're wanting some roasted peanuts, reasonably-priced fruit and veggies and in the area. Support small business! Plenty of lot parking in front and located off B Street, next block over from Grocery Outlet

Need beans? English peas?…read moreBrussel sprouts? Blue Lake green beans? Yes, this is the place to go. Didn't remember writing my review in 2015 which was a lot more simpler then. Now they also carry the above and dried beans, cauliflower, fava beans, artichokes, broccolini, swiss chard, and a variety of other seasonal greens depending when you stop by their stand at the Ferry Farmers Market. They are still there Tuesdays and Saturdays, located near the south driveway towards the back on Saturday. Right now, Brussel sprouts are still in season so don't wait too much longer if that's what you seek. When I stopped by yesterday, chard and broccolini were the popular items as well as their selection of dried beans. Perfect for those comfort food recipes during the winter months... any body say stew and soups?! Say hi to Jessica and she'll set you up right for your bubble dinners.

Iacopi Farms est in 1962 in Half Moon Bay is all about the bean. Today they were at the Clement…read moreStreet Farmers Market San Francisco. Farming for 3 generations, Iacopi Farms specializes in English Peas, and a variety of beans including butter, cranberry, cannellini, fava, blue lake to name just a few of the varieties.