Coming to Corona Farms is such a treat! Not only do they have the most beautiful fruit and produce…read morebut they are always so inviting and friendly when I visit. They also give you ideas on what to make with produce you may not be used to, or need more ideas for. My favorite things to get are cherry tomatoes, basil, cilantro, bell peppers, and this time I got white peaches that I grilled up. While I am no longer in the area, I will return when I visit Riverside.

Food: 5/5 Veggies straight from the source. Delicious!…read more Service: 5/5 Pick from the fresh veggies they have for the day! And the staff are so nice! Ambiance: 5/5 A cute stand right at the farm

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

My wife and I go here at least once a month to get local raw honey as well as fruits and…read morevegetables, they have a great selection and high-quality produce. I also have vendors doing breads and dips and some crafts. It's really just a nice thing to do on a Saturday morning.

Get your produce fresh here great people and good stalls of local farmers and artisans.read more

I discovered this place a few years ago and now I always stop here when J am in the area for fresh…read morecitrus and orange juice! This small farm stand sells fresh, local citrus and select boutique items. Though modern, this store retains cute aesthetics from a traditional farm stand. The staff is always helpful and I just wish I lived a little closer to make this place a regular stop.

Hey guys, always love coming in to get my oranges and whatever else I wanna grab I just really…read morewanna recommend playing some kind of music or sounds inside of the store. It's so eerie quiet in there and a little awkward just a little background music or something to make it more fun would be appreciated. I would upgrade this to five stars if you add some kind of music atmosphere inside the store. Lol.

Family owned, local, safe from gmo and pesticides. What more could you ask for? Oh, and the honey!…read moreThey have REAL honey! On top of all of that everything is very well priced. I will be going back to visit them as soon as my supply is low.

Definitely a mom and pops orange stop. The woman actually comes out from her house to make a sale!…read moreThey have tons of great oranges at ridiculous prices (been buying from her for years). Depending on the season they will have fruits and vegetables as well. They sell fresh honey made there by them and other delicious bites. They also sell a wide variety of plants! If in the neighborhood pass by, think of it like a mini farmers market. (mini mini).

amazing selection of items! they have everything from household staples to items that are hard to…read morefind. they have so much fresh produce to pick from including nopales (cactus), pomelos, 3+ kinds of bananas, and fresh herbs. great prices and great specials. i've gotten 10 lbs of potatoes for $1.49 20 eggs for $1.99 ! i was very surprised and impressed with their coffee and tea selection! so many different choices. they also carry some buldak noodle flavors that you don't see often. fresh pita bread, cookies, hummus, and other items are available at their bakery which is located right as you walk in to the right side. prices are pretty reasonable at $13.99 per pound for freshly made cookies/pastries. a lot more affordable than other places. spend about $6 with a bag of fresh pita and a couple of assorted cookies. service is quick and prompt. employees and nice. ambiance is quiet and very busy but not loud of crowded.

We purchased a green box of mint tea from C Town Market today, 8/29/2026, and unfortunately…read morediscovered bugs in the product when we opened it. We had to throw the entire box away. I'm posting this mainly so the store is aware of the problem. Please check the green-box mint tea products currently on the shelf to make sure the remaining boxes are not affected. We would hate for another customer to purchase the same product and have this happen. We hope the store will look into it promptly.

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.

Love their fresh eggs!! Ever since Jays visit it seems like they can't keep up with the egg…read moreavailability. Glad I live close so I call to see if they any at that time.

Wow! This store is so clean and organized. The produce section is well stocked and neatly arranged…read more I never had tomato plum before am excited to try.

I've driven by this place several times and have always wanted to stop by. Finally, I decided to…read morecheck this place out. First of all, they have pan dulce and fresh bollios near the entrance. I am always skeptical of pan dulce because some places do not have fresh pan dulce all the time. This place impressed me. The price was not bad $1.18 a piece and the sizes are pretty good. The bollios were $.89 each and looked fresh. They have a decent fresh produce area. They have the basics, onions, tomatoes, avocados, cilantro, radishes and some fruit. They don't have the huge options for bagged lettuce or prepackaged salads. I did see nopales and chayotes. The fruit was your basic bananas, strawberries, blueberries and raspberries. The prices were okay and on par for small stores. I can tell they are not a huge volume store because they don't have a huge variety of certain products. They do have a decent selection of packaged spices near the produce area. This place is good for basics like bread, cereal, juice, and fresh produce. This is not the store if you want specialty breads or different types of dairy and juice. They also had a decent selection of cremas including Mexican, Oaxaca, and Salvadoran. I didn't try the meat section or hot foods. There are not a lot of cashiers but I got in and out quickly. I thought the staff was friendly. The store looks clean and maintained. Overall, I will be back to pick up Latino products or purchase more pan dulce.