The good: This place is just all-so American and I love it…read more My aunt comes here for the berry pie and buys several of them to bring to me in SoCal. She's a frequent customer and she seldom eats pies. She sometimes freezes them. It's packed with so many berries and has a pure berry taste. It's sweet but still maintains the tartness/acidity of the berries so it helps your ability to eat more of it. My husband finished almost an entire pie in one day. The bad: My aunt said the apple pie is too sweet and therefore prefers the more tart/sour berry pie. I wish I tried the pie with ice cream because that would have been a nice compliment. The interesting: They're family owned and have been around for decades. You can pick fruits here too.

We came here for the first time today to visit. We waited for a parking space and then just as we…read morewere about to park, the woman in the photo appeared in front of my vehicle waiving her arms and denied us the parking space. Come to find out that this was the owner of the ranch! My wife, who suffers from stage-4 cancer and has difficulty walking needed to park close to the shop and this was a perfect spot. She was excited to purchase a pie and other treats, but was shocked and disappointed when the extremely rude owner turned us away. We had driven very far to see the ranch and were extremely disappointed. Never coming back and would recommend others not visit because of the discrimination this business owner showed for absolutely no reason.

I always look for Borba Farms when I'm at my local farmer's market because of their fresh and…read moreflavorful variety of veggies. My favorite treat is their homemade salsa! The limited jars are usually by the pay counter, so you have to go early to make sure you get one when it's tomato season. It's soooo scrumptious... I have to resist all temptation at devouring the entire jar in one sitting. I can eat it as a meal with tortilla chips. No exaggeration!

They have such a wide variety of produce to choose from. The berries , carrots,tomatoes, beans and…read morepotatoes are the best! I'm also a fan of their jams, and shrubs. We've made some pretty tasty cocktails using their shrubs.

Outstanding!!!…read more Straight from Miami back to the farm in Monterey, just in time for the @gardenvarietycheese farm dinner kick-off. Four courses with a dairy tour + two baby lambs to hug. M E N U Aged sheep's milk cheese with house membrillo. Harissa crusted pork with roasted chard & garbanzos. House panna cotta with the best candied pine nuts and baked apricots Next one: August 24th

We booked a tour with Moonflower farm and it was the highlight of our trip! We ended up being the…read moreonly people on the tour. It was really beautiful and idyllic seeing the sheep across the green fields. We got to feed some pigs, see the sheep line up for milking, and saw the cheese caves. The cheese board at the end was really delicious. Our tour guide was really friendly and super knowledgable. We came away with a greater appreciation for husbandry and with tons of quality meat and cheese :) Highly recommend!!!

A berry good berry store. When I see Driscoll's berries and it's labelled product of USA in store…read moreyou betcha I'm buying. Sometimes however I drive straight to the source. Parking is right out front and you can zip right inside for berries galore. I choose the organic ones when I can, they seem to hold a little nicer. It's spring time so get out your masher and start getting your jam on!

Always fresh, always easy to get parking. Always friendly staff. Thanks for sharing your food with…read moreus.

Happy Boy Farms brought a mix of Fruit & Vegetables to the Fort Mason Farmers Market San Francisco…read more Beets, Squash, Greens, Potatoes, Melons, etc and yes Fennel! I love Fennel cooked and in salads. The bounty of Monterey was represented. For over 20 years Happy Boy Farms has been growing organically.

Happy is not adjectivally-accurate enough to describe how I feel. I'm ecstatic! The green miracle…read moreworkers at Happy Boy Farms are tremendously good at what they do, which is to turn out year-round, organic and ultra-fresh vegetables, herbs, and leafy yumminess from their farms in Watsonville and the Gilroy and Soquel areas. Their mesclun and lettuce mixes ($5/lb bag or loose) are really exceptional and typically last all week long. The tomato and melon offerings in the summer are great, and the autumn stuff, like squash, radishes, kale, chard, etc. are also go-to picks for us. The fresh herbs are lovely and cost around $1.25 for a decently-sized bunch. We also get their fennel to slice it razor-thin in our mandolin or toss it in vegetable soups spiked with brown miso paste. Great stuff! The Happy Boy crew also won the San Mateo Halloween costume contest this year, which was a lot of fun. Saturday mornings at the College of San Mateo parking lot is the hottest ticket in town!

JSM Organics brought a bounty of Fresh Berries to the Fort Mason Farmers Market San Francisco. The…read morebooth was very busy, and the person working very friendly. The bulk of the offerings seemed sold out, but they still had some tasty berries left near the end of the day Growing organically since 2012.

I love u-pick fruits -- it's such a fun outdoor activity, and I have u-picked almost every possible…read morefruit and farm around the area. JSM Organics has THE BEST AND SWEETEST albion strawberries! I have u-picked strawberries at different farms and JSM Organics is my favorite place to pick strawberries. The prime time for strawberries are late July - August. I was here in July to pick strawberries and back in September to also pick caneberries and raspberries. There are so many different varietals. The farmer Javier Zamora is super nice and accommodating -- support your farmers!

Badly needed to make a pitstop and we saw this market and fuel station and pulled over in hopes…read morethat there would be a public bathroom available. My husband went in to inquire about it and the associate pointed him to the porta potty in the parking lot. I wasn't thrilled about this but had no other options. As my daughter and I were crossing the lot, the associate noticed us and waved us in, saying that the porta potty is only for men and that women could use the actual bathroom located inside, which was good for us. It wasn't the cleanest facility but it was much better than the porta potty that had sh*t smeared on the seat, blech. They have so much stuff inside this market, the aisles are cramped with you trying to walk through because the shelves are so stocked. Definitely a good place to stock up on any supply that you would want.

This burrito has never let me down, and I've tried it three times just to ensure its consistency…read more Each visit has solidified its place as my absolute favorite. Located in the quaint town of Aromas, inside the old Firehouse Market (listed as "Independent" on my map), you'll discover this hidden gem near the liquor section--a true food haven. The Mexican cuisine here is crafted by the same talented lady every time, and she has the magic touch. While there's no space to eat inside or outside, the burrito is simply to die for. The service is wonderful; she always greets you with a smile and takes your order with genuine warmth. I ordered an Asada burrito, ensuring to ask for extra sauce. She knows exactly what she's doing! The ratio of beans, rice, and meat is perfectly balanced. The burrito offers a deliciously flavorful combination without the usual mushiness found elsewhere. The meat is perfectly seasoned and moist, complemented by a salsa that, though a bit spicy for me, might be just right for you. They don't skimp on the meat, making it a satisfyingly hearty burrito! Each bite is a symphony of flavors in your mouth, thanks to the harmonious blend of rice, beans, meat, and that incredibly flavorful salsa. I had to visit three times to confirm this burrito was as good as I thought, and it hit the spot every single time. The consistency in quality is remarkable. This place knows what it takes to make a great burrito. Please, never change the cook--that's the key!

Had a good experience today Sunday via Rodriguez Brothers Ranch at the Stonestown Farmers Market in…read moreSan Francisco. Great mix of Vegetables, Fruits and Herbs, brought home a bag overflowing of Carrots, Chard, Artichokes, Cilantro, etc.

I bought three baskets of strawberries at Roseville Kaiser for$18. The top were large…read more strawberries but below we're all tiny tiny small strawberries very disappointed. Not worth the cost.

Family member celebrated their wedding here and everyone had a wonderful time. Beautiful wedding…read morevenue. Wonderful set up.

My husband and I came down for the farm tour today on Memorial Day. The weather was really nice…read moreIn Watsonville. They had a great turnout from many loyal customers who attend the various Farmer's markets they sell too. It was wonderful for the children to learn how the vegetables and strawberries, raspberries, blackberries we buy are grown and for them to be able to pick it themselves. We both had a wonderful time today. The optional lunch you could purchase for a mere $6.00 each was great. The barbecue Chicken was tender and seasoned well included rice, beans, nopale salad, macaroni salad, chocolate covered strawberries and cupcakes was a huge hit for everyone.

I was fortunate that Pam answered my call, in person, after making several calls, trying to find a…read morehorse farm to take my friend to. My dear friend is 94, and a real horse lover. Her background is a trainer of both horses and Chesapeake labs. Due to an accident, she is unable to walk now and has a wheelchair , and doesn't get out doors like she used to. When Pam answered the phone, I told her that I wanted to bring my friend to see some horses. Pam loved the idea, and encourage me to come and said she could bring the horse to where we parked. We did go. She had my friend brush the horse, feed the horse a treat and we toured the property to see more horses. When we arrived we were met by Pam and her staff, Mary and Simone. They brought out Tucker, a beautiful horse, and they all conversed in "horse jargon." My friend was delighted. Next we were able to tour the property, to see the other horses, and see more of the farm. It was a beautiful hot day and one none of us will forget. Having Seven Oaks Farm to share with my friend, was an unexpected spontaneous adventure that will not be forgotten by any of us.

Pam was amazing and so was Tucker (her palamino horse I worked with). Pam met me at my level, which…read moreis basic :) I learned so much about horses and riding. Thoroughly enjoyed myself with her and my daughter who brought me here this Mother's Day. Thank you Pam & Elizabeth! Would give her and Seven Oaks 10 stars if I could.