Delicious and refreshing Freshly Squeezed OJ on a hot Saturday. Yes please. Cute litte stand at the…read moreentrance of the state park. After exploring the citrus state park, nice to get a juice to share for the road. Next time I'm here, I'll grab some fruit!

The oranges we purchased during our first visit ever, made us fans of this place…read more We purchased a bag of oranges for $10.00 and they were the best oranges I have EVER had in my life. Super juicy, good size and very filling. Service was EXCELLENT!! By the lone gentleman working behind the counter. We will be back very soon

I love this little farmers market! I feel like every time I go, it just keeps getting bigger with…read morebetter vendors. Clover coffee is great & we enjoyed trying out Mama L's food. I also loved the little cake I got from another vendor, it was so good!! We also got their banana bread and it was bomb. Just a perfect spot to enjoy your Sunday morning. Everyone's also kind and welcoming.

Farmer's market every Sunday from 8am to 2pm. Lots of parking space since it's at the parking lot…read moreof Tyler Mall. It's a great way to support local businesses. Even though the pieces are on the pricey side, compared to other non-farmer's market products. But you can find different varieties of goodies at this market. I love the tamale guy the most. $3 per tamale (can be cheaper if you buy more) and they offer lots of vegetarian options. We tried the potato flavor and red bean flavor. I like the red bean one more, the potato one may taste better if it's hotter. Salsa will cost an additional $1 or $2 depending on the portion.

Congratulations! You have just discovered a very nice produce stand, located right in the heart of…read morethe rural Arlington Heights area of Riverside. If you haven't ever driven through this area, you are in for a treat, with its grandiose mansions, roads lined with gracious eucalyptus and huge citrus groves and avocado farms. Lighten up on the gas pedal and put on your adventurer's hat. Meños Farms is one of several open-air fruit and vegetable stands in the area, but honestly, one of the best for quality. Very nicely set up, you can find a great representation of what the area is famous for: fresh citrus and berries, avocados, seasonal vegetables, raw honey. They also sell a nice variety of fresh breads from the Old Town bakery. My son swears by their banana bread, but there is so many more choices in baked goods (I'm looking at you, apricot coffee cake). They were all very fresh (we hit them up on a Saturday and the breads still felt warm out of the oven and soft). Think about this place next time you want your fruit to taste real, and your produce to have been harvested that day, not held in some distributor's refrigerator unit.

The staff is friendly and helpful. Fresh products honey, fruit and produce. Great price. And from…read morelocal farms. The eggs are my go to here delicious and fresh.

This is a home-based business located in Norco's horse country, starting in 2024. We love farm…read morefresh eggs, so this piqued my interest. To our delight, we found their "egg store" is actually their converted garage. Bottom line, expect nothing fancy for their store, but this is a little gem regardless. If you can not make it during regular business hours, fear not! On the front porch is a smart vending machine where you can buy their products even during off hours. You pay by scanning your phone/credit card to make a purchase. The vending machine contains jars of their unfiltered honey, their eggs (sold by the dozen), specialty lotions and soaps, and other products from small, local businesses. Their eggs are super fresh, huge, and come in varying colors, light beige to deep brown. The yolks are deeply colored and rich in minerals. These are obviously very happy, well fed chickens. While the eggs are more expensive than store-bought, you can expect his to be super fresh. He explained that, typically, store-bought eggs are several weeks old before you can buy them. His are a day-old. On Wednesdays (and sometimes Sundays) they sell locally-made sourdough bread loaves, until they run out. Their business card says they also carry other baked goods, but we did not see any on our visit. We returned on Wednesday and came home with a perfect loaf of sourdough bread... wonderful! The front garden is a welcoming, mini paradise, set up with chairs/benches, and filled with pretty flowers, an above-ground vegetable garden, and lush landscaping. They invite their visitors, young and old, to come and stay awhile. Children are challenged to a game where tiny play figures are hidden in the garden to find. It's an adventure for the whole family. This is a chicken farm. The ladies are housed in the back. We are looking forward to a "chicken tour" soon with the grandkids. The honey he sells is from his own bee hives in Temecula, Fallbrook and two other cities I have already forgotten. While I forgot to ask his name, he is a delightful, dedicated owner. His proudly Portuguese grandmother was there helping out, and a real jewel. It is a pleasure supporting a small business, run by good, earnest people like these.

Coming to Mother Hubbard's Farms was quite the experience! The owners are very welcoming and…read moreadvocate for the best and great quality food. Their knowledge and expertise made the trip all the more worth it! Additionally, they carry other items such as eggs from chickens raised on their property, coffee beans from a local coffee shop that are origin sourced, maple syrup, candy apples, and frozen cuts of flat iron, NY strip and wagyu, and sourdough. With plans to continue on expanding with fresh milk! Prices were affordable given the source and quality. Will definitely patronize in the near future!

My new-go-to-store for produce! Staff and owner are amazing. Lots of organic options. Walking…read moredistance from Mt. Rubidoux

Love this little hole I the wall. Been there 1 other time. Got veggies and jalapeño cheddar…read moresourdough bread. Came back today. Bought another loaf. It's do good. And Rick the owner such a great guy. See you soon. Will be back. Sandwich was great!!!!!!! Thank you for the recommendation.

Amazing selection!!! Will definitely return, love that there's a vegetarian grocery store in the…read morearea! Also very nice, organized and clean grocery store

Vegetarian haven. Well stocked. Many vegan options. A/C so it's very cool. Semi GNC type…read moresupplements.

Fresh produce straight from the farms. Friendly and courteous service. Selection varies on what's…read moreseasonal

Love the produce that was available. Good quality. The people there were so nice and helpful. Is…read morenow my go to for local produce.

You can't miss him!…read more It's the first stand at the Saturday Ferry Farmers Market in San Francisco by Gott's Roadside. Cesar is 'him' as the longtime seller of a variety of citrus fruits, avocados, and passion fruits locally grown... well, Riverside is in California. This grower sells Valencia oranges, a daisy and golden nugget mandarins, oro blanco grapefruits, and pomelos, which are my normal purchases here. It is difficult to shop at farmers' market these days as the days of trying samples before buying are gone. So are the options of picking your own fruits and vegetables. He still allows me to bag my own mandarins and oro blancos since he knows that I will buy whatever I touch. A good indicator of a vendors' produce quality is the amount of wholesale purchases that he or she makes. The stacks of boxes that are curbside are usually stacked up high on Saturdays as resellers and restaurants come to pick up their orders. He is the only stand that sells fresh, locally grown passion fruits. He does accept credit cards too in case you are cash light. One of my must stops especially during mandarins season.

Vince is the best! His selection of citrus is like something out of a mid-century issue of sunset…read moremagazine. And Vince himself is an utter delight, not to mention so dedicated to sharing his bounty with us up here in Northern Calif, that he even showed up at our Farmers Market in the middle of an atmospheric river downpour! To paraphrase Herodotus, "Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail shall keep Vince from his appointed rounds!" Proof below - Vince was the *only* vender sho showed up in the storm!