Great place to get fresh eggs if you are passing through Turlock or are a local. It's a mile or so…read moreoff the 99 and egg prices are reasonable and quality is great! They kept up even during the "egg-demic". Support local!

Who needs grocery store prices and unknown freshness of eggs when you have a gem like this around?…read more Even with the bird flu madness, prices here beat out any grocery store including Costco. They have a variety of eggs, white and brown, small and large. They have other stuff too like a drinks cooler, honey, spice rubs, etc.

I love our Central California small town festivals!!…read more Which is why we took the short journey to the small town of Patterson, California, the apricot capital of the world! This was the first time I attended this 3-day annual event and I wonder what took me so long. Free entrance to this event stocked full of vendors and food trucks! Lots of apricot themed drinks, desserts and fresh apricots themselves. Parking was easily had, and to tell you the truth we lucked out on a parking spot close to the event. It was pretty packed being Sunday the last day of this Fiesta. As we entered, on this warm Sunday afternoon, we were greeted with some upbeat, entertaining live music. I quickly wanted something apricot and something cold. I found it! A delicious apricot freeze, not too sweet but with natural apricot taste with real pulverized apricot amidst blended ice slush. We shared and killed that while checking the vendors out and all the food trucks conveniently located together under lots of shade. We next had some apricot ice cream !!!! Again, cold and delicious with bits of that golden orange apricot in each lick/bite. As for food they had many options. From Portuguese food, Filipino barbecue, hamburgers/hot dogs/ typical fair food AND Lockeford Sausage. I had a Smoked Dakota Lockeford Sausage in a bun with sauerkraut and it didn't disappoint. They never do. Picked up a fresh lemonade to go with it, enjoyed more live musica then rounded off our stay with APRICOT PIES!!!! I got an apricot cobbler and a regular one. They each had great buttery crust with bits and halved apricots through out and served only to deepen my love for this wonderful fruit. I think I want to plant my own apricot tree now. Lol! Well, if you've never been to this annual event in early June you've gotta check it out. I'll be back for sure next year for more apricot delights and delicious food.

I always enjoy going to this festival. I like going on Sunday morning before it gets too busy and…read morewhen the crowd is still pretty tame. Admission is free and parking that's only a short walk away is usually easy to find. This year, I got tacos, a jumbo loaded baked potato, Hawaiian shaved ice, an apricot funnel cake, an apricot lemonade, and apricot kettle corn from the food stands. Everything was good, but I especially liked the baked potato and apricot lemonade. There looked to be less craft and commercial vendors this year. I usually will find some crafts or pottery type items to buy, but I didn't get anything this year.

I had to get a large vehicle weighed for new registration. Martin Farms made it easy and provided…read moreme with all the necessary paperwork I needed for the DMV. They are family owned and operated and were so welcoming. Highly recommended!

I loved Vella Farms. Why the past tense? They closed! Boo hoo! I used to love to go to Vella…read moreFarms and purchase their yummy fresh produce (peaches, raspberries and plums, yum yum). They also had a wonderful bakery with delicious homemade pies, strudels, breads and cookies. Oh how I miss those boysenberry pies. :( They were always busy too. Then the unthinkable happened. They were forced to close down. Why? Because of the Kaiser hospital being built nearby. The city decided they needed to widen the roads and condemned approximately 5 homes and Vella Farms so they could expand the roads. Not cool. So we have been without our beloved Vella Farms for almost a year now. Sniff. Sob. Sigh. :( P.S. On a positive note, a little birdie told me that the owners are looking to reopen in a new location. Oh I sure hope so! My mouth is watering thinking of those scrumptious berry pies! :) So I will give them 5 stars based on the Vella Farms from days of old but minus 1 star for making us wait for the new Vella Farms.

This review is for Mariposa Ranch - from Open Space Meats…read more Ordered: Dec. 16, 2018 Received: Dec. 18, 2018 (Total Shipment Time: ~2 Days) Items Ordered: 90% Lean Grass Fed Beef Packaging: Professional, sealed, no holes in packages (shipping package or the individual beef packages) Quality: Taste was great. Appearance is good. Price: $6.99 for 90% lean grass fed beef? This is $1 more than stores that I know don't treat their animals nearly as well! Ease of Ordering (1-5): 5 Shipping Time (1-5): 5 Price (1-5): 5 Taste (1-5): 5 Overall Satisfaction (1-5): 5 Chance of re-order?: 100%

I purchased 1/2 & was disappointed with the overall experience. Customers should be aware that not…read moreall cuts are guaranteed. In my case, certain cuts were missing, there was no inventory list provided, & no communication regarding missing items or substitutions prior to shipment. When I reached out via email to resolve the issue, there was no meaningful effort to reconcile the discrepancies--no offer to replace the missing cuts, no partial refund, and not even a modest discount on a future purchase. The response amounted to a brief apology without resolution. Due to the lack of accountability, communication, and customer service, I will NOT be doing business with this company again.

I have been ordering their almonds for over 3 years now. I researched articles and comparisons on…read morethe internet for a long time to find almonds that weren't gas or super-heat treated and at a reasonable price. Even commercially available store bought almonds that are labeled organic are heat treated or gassed, too. So far, Anderson almonds are so fresh, that even when you soak them, the skin sticks onto the almond a bit. That's a great sign! They are not heat treated! So, I put on the electric kettle, pour hot water over them and in 2 minutes, bam! - the skins slough off easily and then you can make home made almond milk. I also like to make home made almond yogurt. Every year, I look forward to getting nutritious select almonds from his organic farm to my home. I hope they stick around for many more years to come.

Ordered (2) 25 lb boxes of almonds. Quick order process and quick delivery. Almonds were amazing…read moreand will reorder again. Call to place order. Owner is super friendly and old school, I love it. Wish I lived closer...heard he gives tours of his operation. Get yourself and those you love raw, unpasteurized almonds.

A little confusing since one sign said hwy 33 egg ranch and another one said something about…read morestorage. I ran in and found a cute ginger cat sleeping on the counter and a very nice lady to help me. I believe I paid $4.50 for a flat of jumbo eggs. I have not tried them yet but they look nice.

These are the best blueberries you'll ever try. My family has gone picking several times (we're…read moregone twice already this season) and it is not only loads of fun but the blueberries are SO GOOD. We've gone picking at other local farms, but nobody else has such flavorful blueberries. If you don't feel like picking your own, they have pre-picked berries for purchase. It's a short drive from Merced, and totally worth it! Note that the entrance to the farm is easy to miss. They're open during pandemic-- call ahead or text.