Refreshing fresh juices made from organic ingredients: The…read moreOG - 5* Queens green - 5* Looking forward to trying more options in future.

This gourmet grocery spot also came highly recommended and was a fun reason to come into the…read moremarket. They have tons of free parking outside. The grocer is essentially in the center of the market, with shelves and fridges all around almost mixing into the other restaurant stands. They had fresh local produce, plus delicious looking foods. Prices were reasonable for the quality. I stopped in to get a special brewery's beers (Hanabi Lagers) that aren't widely available and were priced lower than other stores. The check out staff were very friendly and efficient. If you're in the Napa area for groceries, this is a great spot.

This is a tiny little farmers market on Thursday morning in Yountville from 8 am to 12 pm. They…read morehave a honey booth but the lady was coughing so I didn't try any honey. There's also a Middle Eastern **booth with hummus. It's all very cute but don't expect much

This is a pretty small farmers market and on our Sundayvisit there were only eight vendors in…read moreattendance. It sits directly next-door to the Velo deli which is part of the ranch market too. You might get lucky in the parking lot, but I'd suggest street parking. If you're looking for some food items, they do have artisan bread, produce, honey, and smoothies. CBD, botanicals and craft items were also featured. On our visit there were no made to order or cooked fresh items offered here, for that, you'll have to go into the deli. No covered dining area and not much in the way of shade. If you're in Yountville, it's worth stopping by. Some informative photos included.

This is not a true fruit stand. It is a 7/11 made to look like a fruit stand. The produce is the…read moresame quality as Safeway and Lucky's with elevated prices. I'm not sure why everything is sticky, not very clean and it always smells like something has gone bad. It's a fine store, so long as you know it's just your standard corner lick made to look like a farmer's fruit stand.

I've passed by here quite a few times en route to other places in Sonoma. I had a recent weekday…read moreoff and was having adventures in the area when I realized I needed to stop and get some fruits and veggies for the weekend. Most farm stands are closed for the season come December but Sonoma Fruit basket was open. They had a decent selection of winter squash, citrus fruits, heirloom tomatoes, spinach, peppers and so much more! They have some pre packaged items as well. Service was friendly, prices were fair and cheaper than grocery store produce. It's a partially open air market at the front with cover on the rest. Lots of parking. Really good option in the area for fruit and veg needs.

I discovered Rancho Gordo beans a few years ago when I found the heirloom beans inside a salad at…read moreCheeseboard pizza in Berkeley. I started buying Rancho Gordo beans online and they were the best beans I've ever had. Beans I have never seen or heard of before. A whole new world was discovered. Their website is beautiful to look at and informative. I also bought their bean cookbook. I subscribed to their emails and recently got the important news that their new store opened on Main Street and only a few blocks away from the Napa farmer's market. The store is very modern with wood floors, large windows and lots of light. They don't carry all the beans online but they do carry a good amount. I got some special black beans (Frigik Negro de Vara), very pretty green split peas and a new rare variety that goes bad fast (Flor De Junio bean) and a special fresh tumeric spice (see photos). I'm excited to try the new items. It is nice that they have dried Porcini mushrooms and morel mushrooms you can use in their bean soup. The porcini mushrooms are the brand that Rancho Gordo recommends and you can get 1.43 Oz for $19. They have interesting high quality spices and I bought a tumeric. They had samples of cooked beans. The ladies were friendly at the counter. I'm definitely returning to get more products!

My first time to the Rancho Gordo store, if your into heirloom beans, lentils, spices and grains…read morefrom Indigenous americas this shop is worth a visit. If you cant make it to the shop then check out their web store front www.ranchogordo.com. As for the store front I really liked the way they have the shop decorated and how they have their products on display. When i was there they had some really nice mellow latin music playing and were selling fresh tortillas so the shop smelt really good. While the selection can be a bit intimidating they have people that can answer your questions while you look. For example i explained the beans and lentils i liked and they were able to recommend the Heirloom equivalent. Also they have recipes for many the different beans & lentils as well. Overall was a very fun trip to visit the store front and cant wait to go back the next time im in Napa.

Small husband and wife owned farm located in the city of Yountville that provides fruits,…read morevegetables and herbs to TKRG Thomas Keller Restaurant Group. If you're looking for produce for your restaurant definitely visit a farm where the owner is really proud of his products.

Anyone who's into high end food knows that Peter Jacobsen has been providing produce for some of…read morethe highest end restaurants for quite some time. The French Laundry and Atelier Crenn come to mind when thinking of his clients. Being a dentist (and of one of my friend's friends in fact), it's interesting that one always follows their path to happiness and it shows in the end product. If only vegetables were like this when I was a child I probably would have appreciated them much more. It's better to discover late than never!

A little farm stand off the beaten track with wonderful , but quite expensive, tomatoes and other…read moreproduce. I go for the beefsteak tomatoes and they are delicious. $5 a pound really adds up . I got six tomatoes for $10. But we had a few sliced the same night at dinner and they were delicious. I am a faithful farmers market fan but I've only found Early Girl tomatoes - sometimes you need a beefsteak. They had lovely looking lettuce as well and peaches and heirlooms ($6 a pound) The older lady cashier is very nice.

What a wonderful place to shop for amazing tomatoes and other produce. The family treat their…read morecustomers with kindness and support. It's always a treat.

Since the pandemic and the parents retirement this past year…read morefound the stand inadequately staffed, but when they could pick the strawberries they were fabulous. I expect them to do better next year. The entire family is wonderful and the quality of the berries and vegetables they sell are excellent. I have been a loyal fan for at least ten years, and drive in from Napa.

FYI: I missed this quaint farm stand when I made a right on N Kelly Road and kept driving. Don't…read moretell anyone I flipped an illegal bi$#ch down the bend. It's immediately to the left on a dirt path after you merge onto Kelly from the main road. When you pass a huge tree on the left, look back cuz it's hiding behind there. Deep ruby red Strawberries: $24 Full flat= 12 baskets or $13 Half flat= 6 baskets Really, they fill the flat to the brim so you're really getting more than just a basket full. They also have blueberries, apricots, cherries both deep red and yellow varieties ($6 basket) and local honey. Soo sweet and soo much better than those sold in grocery stores. Strawberry cheesecakes, pies, jams and chocolate dipped, here I come! Or not, I could just eat them as is. Open everyday from 7/8am (varies due to traffic) to 645pm.

I first learned of this place when I used to take my olives to be pressed during their community…read morepress in October. They have stainless steel oil dispensers you can pour into a plastic cup to sample. The olive oil here is so exceptional, we moved from here to the other side of the country and still buy olive oil and have it shipped to us once in awhile. It is that good. A side from that, friendly staff who is very knowledgeable about all things olive oil. They seem to love answering all questions asked. Burbon balsamic is a must to try.

I ended up getting the balsamic bonanza set ($55) because I think people underestimate adding…read moreacidity to cooking. I recommend this place if you're searching for a hostess gift/souvenir. I went in looking for olive wood charcuterie or cutting boards and ended up tasting olive oils. If I was more committed to making my own vinaigrettes for salads, I would invest in trying the variety of infused olive oils. My favorite vinegar was the fig, but it only comes in a large bottle.