Open 5 days a week Tuesday-- Saturday 830am-430pm. Med,…read moreLarge. jumbo & super jumbo Super jumbo may have dbl yoke) Regular & Organic eggs Come early to best the like. A huge line was starting when I was leaving at 930am. I will update once I made the eggs Eggs last 30days in the fridge. Update: these are are beyond delicious. I typically don't like the yoke from a boiled egg but the consistency of these eggs is so much different. I've had fresh eggs before in Hawaii. We always buy fresh aches out there and it's like something about fresh Farm eggs will always hit way different than nasty. Grocery store eggs. I will never buy from the grocery store again or Costco.

Eggs- traordinary views with Kellie at the window !…read more The Hens ? On task The eggs ? Farm fresh perfection They just went through a little reno and the place looks great... and to my 'PLEASANT' surprise and added bonus, they have merch! Merch drop alert ! Just had to cop a cap to represent the best egg farm this side of San Joaquin river Kelly always a fixture at the window delivering protein filled flats with the skills of a poultry powered barista - fast, smooth and egg-xact! Note the new phone and hours - take a peek at the photos for more info

This country fruit and veggie stand is quite nice. There are many such stands in this area, all…read morevisible as you travel eastward from Manteca on Hwy 120, but after stopping at 4 of them, this one impressed me as having far better quality than most, and more choices. They carry beautiful, locally grown produce, but they have so much more to offer. Our first great find here was their fresh and frozen fruit pies made by The Pie Company, a well-known, local business located in nearby Ripon. We are already big fans of this pie manufacturer because they supply their frozen pies to some of the larger Ace Hardware stores in our area, too. We live in So Cal, but we can pick up the exact same pies they make and sell here in Ripon/Manteca. We swear by them, especially the peach, apricot, and blackberry. They taste homemade and are piled full of naturally ripened fruit with very little sugar so the fresh fruit flavors shine through. While the crust is more thick than I usually prefer, I decided their crust is one of the better ones. Such a treat! Another find here was the wonderful array of flavored vinegars and honeys. The fig balsamic vinegar is amazing. So good, we returned the next day to bring a few more bottles home with us. There are several local brands to choose from. And then, check out the refrigerator section. If you see products from Long Ranch, this is a local pig ranch that has prize-worthy, thick cut, perfectly smoked bacon that has brought me to tears. Their bacon is heavenly. If I ever get a do-over, I would grab some of everything I see from this Ranch. Since we were on a road trip, we grabbed a few snacks. The sesame sticks, packaged under their own label, are so fresh and delicious. They have many other snack options that carry their label. Bet they are all really good. I am so impressed with the quality of the products they sell, I only wish I lived closer. I'd be a regular here.

Finished playing a softball tournament in Ripon and my teammates said there's a nearby fruit stand…read morethat sells great pies so I followed them down there. It's at the corner of Jack Tone Rd and 120 highway, pretty busy corner traffic wise. Lots of cars in the parking lot so good location! They have lots of probably locally grown fresh fruits and packages of nuts/kettlecorn/trail mix also! But back to what brought us here: fruit pies! And there's a ton of them in an assortment of fresh fruit flavors! I noticed apple, peach, strawberry rhubarb, blueberry, blackberry, boysenberry, mixed berries, apricot, cherry, and probably a few others but since I'm a berries lover I got the boysenberry. Here's where I have mixed feelings: the pies are visually well made using a hand formed buttery crust and lightly sprinkled sugar topping; give it a 4.5 out of 5. The boysenberry filling was very flavorful but too gooey imo, if the chefs cut back on the thickening agent it would be much better; 2.5 out of 5. The cooked outer crust could have been a bit darker/browner but it was cooked through. I would consider another try because I love fruit pies, maybe it was a mistake. And if the return trip for a boysenberry pie ended up being the same, the next one would be apple or something. As they say, YMMV

Picked up a half flat of strawberries on 4/10/25 for just $20. They are sweet and properly ripe,…read moremuch much better than the strawberries available at our local farmers markets in the Bay Area during this time of year. I can only imagine how amazing the fruit would be later into Spring/Summer.

The best strawberry patch and the best strawberries in the area. We have been getting berries here…read morefor several years. They gown the berries right by the stand. They are so fresh and last for at least a week. They also sell other fruit: cherries, boysenberries, peaches, apricots... They accept debit cards and cash. They are friendly. We make the drive from Dublin almost every week. It's worth it.

Amazing service. The women who helped us were so sweet and friendly and their strawberries and…read moreRanier cherries were incredible. So sweet! Highly recommend if you're passing through town! $1 surcharge if you pay by card.

Best strawberries I've ever eaten. I can't wait to get some more. They were so good. I had to…read moreshare them with many people.

Grabbed the local honey for my dogs to control allergies and seems to work. The ladies there were…read morevery helpful

The woman who helped us was so patient and took the time to show us the different varieties of…read morepluots (and explain what they are...we had no clue) The fruit was perfectly ripe and very fresh

Stopped here on the way to the mountains to check out the produce amongst the many orchards and…read moreother stands along the way competing for sales. The stand was run by a single lady who was friendly and answered our questions about all the produce she had out. Lots of the usual - strawberries, apricots, walnuts and more. There were some unusual (at least for me) pieces for sale such as the persimmons. This stand was also significantly bigger than a lot of the others we passed which I assume is due to DePalma being a bit more established. I didn't get anything but I did sample a few pieces of fruit and all were very good and encouraged by the lady running the stand. One of the people in my travel group also got a piece of corn that he ate raw and said it was "very sweet and delicious." It looked good and take his word for it.

Absolutely fantastic ! Great service and very helpful.. hopefully I'll y'all soon. Blessings upon…read moreyou all..

Excellent produce and pies. Vety helpful people who are happy. Produce is fresh, eggs are the best.read more

Worked here for years and this will always be the best fruit I've ever tasted. Will miss the fruit…read morestand and the fishers very much!