Incredible honey! I kindly knocked on the door and was delightfully welcomed by a four-legged…read morefriend. The options range, but we were given a full run down of the ones they had available. Would definitely recommend to others looking for local honey.

The honey is wonderful and the owner is so nice. Makes a great gift, so I always pick up an extra…read morejar.

The usual vendors are here selling food, jewelry, cookies, and lots of freshly cooked food. I had…read morechicken skewers again with salad and fries. Lots of food. Also brought a bag of Brothas chocolate chip cookies that are freshly baked. Sooo good. Live music by Slow Killers- oldies, country, classic rock- and lots of dancers of all ages.

This is a super fun night if you are looking to stroll around and maybe buy some handmade crafts…read more There are lots of places to grab food if you are hungry plus live music!!

Janet offers garden tours of about 75-80 minutes for up to 15 people at a flat rate of $150…read more Flexible on days and times. She instills the importance of bees to plants and the stark difference in crops from non-pollinated vs pollinated. She has, in her words, a "small yard homestead." The tour includes her two gardens, tangible demos of what she can make from her bounty, chicken and horse feeding, and viewing placards of beehives and the honey extraction process... plus the beehive box, protective suits and bee frames... just NO bees, forewarning! You can tour the honey house and view the equipment for her honey operation, and sample her honey, plus her lotions and balms. Our group bought the large 12 oz size! Overall an informative tour! But the main attraction of bees could not be witnessed due to the risk of being stung. Janet had a small hive that she showed to us from a distance.

I was introduced to Backyard Bees by Zama Tea & Kobucha. Thank you for your wonderful partnership…read moreto support small businesses and "shop local" preferences! I'm fond of Old Town Tustin and my husband is fond of tea, so we didn't hesitate to check out the little red building. Being relatively new to the area, I began experiencing sinus issues in the mornings. Since I didn't have a cold, my body could have been resisting local pollen and other airborne allergens. A friend suggested that every morning, I take a small spoonful raw, unprocessed honey harvested as close to my neighborhood as possible. The idea is to consistently expose my immune system to become familiar and "play nice" with the allergens. Zama carries BB honey from good ol' Tustin Ranch, Yorba Linda, and Laguna Niguel. I couldn't get closer to home than T-R! While I'm not certain this natural approach is effective, my sinuses have been happier... and my husband said the honey with its antioxidants is healthier than processed sugar. I also learned that BB sells honey at the Tustin Farmers Market on Wednesdays and that funds support efforts to save the bees. The amount of honey it's able to supply depends on the bees as well as rainfall & humidity. * Praying against water-shortages and drought.*

Absolutely love their charcuterie boards and paninis! They have both diary and vegan boards…read moreavailable, which is very rare to find. They also have happy hour Tuesdays-Thursday from 2:00-5:30pm, where they offer house wines for $5 and personal cheese board for $10. For boards, I usually get the Goldilocks specialty board, which comes with 3 cheeses ranging in texture from soft to hard. For an additional cost, you can add meat: prosciutto, salami, Spanish chorizo, or half & half of any two. For paninis, everything I've tried was very good. I've had the Signature which has a double-cream brie, pear slices, mixed greens, and fig jam. Lib Grilled Cheese comes with three premium cheese blend, grilled with olive oil, and minced garlic. All paninis are on their sourdough bread and served with their signature side salad. The decor here is very cute - showcasing their cheese fridge and shelves lined with wines and jams available for purchase. There are some tables both indoors and outside. I recently saw that they host events, offer quick same-day catering within 2-3 hours of ordering, and deliver for orders up to 50 people! Always coming back for their cheese boards and great happy hour!

I really want to like this restaurant. I have been following them on social media since the…read morepandemic, I try to support local small businesses. My first visit was a few months ago, and I felt like I was bothering our server for water refills, napkins and other things. It was a Saturday night and while it was not packed, it took about an hour to get 2 panini's. Went today for my birthday, and my adult son told the server that the three of us were sitting on patio. Server shows up with 2 menus and 2 glasses for water. Sees me and scolds my son for not telling her that there was a third person. She brings a 3rd glass but never a 3rd menu. I specifically mention that we are here for happy hour specials. There is only 1 other table occupied, otherwise it's empty. We wait over 20 minutes to place our order. 1 personal board supposed to be $10. Plus (2) panini's. Wait another 30+ minutes... get our food and that's it. No check in - no water refills. My son goes and gets the server for a box and to order another personal board. We wait another long period to get it. I go inside to taste some cheese. We add on something to our bill. It was $104... I do some quick math and assume the price is because of the cheese I added to the bill. I add a tip on the lowish side, because we didn't really get any "service" to be worth the $18 I added onto it. I get home to review the receipt... and was charged $20 for the personal boards + the add ons... I am so let down. I spent $130 and didn't get awesome service or the happy hour discount. I was expecting to pay $50-$60 ish, and this caught me off guard. I have learned my lesson and won't be going back. I added the pictures so yelp-er's can see portion sizes, of the personalized cheese board.

Placentia Farmers Market is a nice, LITTLE, event that takes place on Tuesdays from 3PM - 7PM in…read morethe Placentia Town Center. When I say little, I'm talking it takes up one row of the parking lot that is visible from Yorba Linda Blvd. Although it's all, it is very nicely set up and organized. The vendors have their wares beautifully displayed and everyone I interacted with was very friendly and helpful. So much fresh produce and farm fresh eggs are available!! Scattered throughout were vendors offering jerky, coconut water, Mexican food, honey, roasted nuts, individual servings of cheesecake, and a great sourdough vendor. It's always good to shop local and support small businesses

The vendors are so kind and yes their products are worth especially like my husband who likes all…read moreorganic healthy lifestyle! It's worth the money as well and the fruits are just fresh! The vendors greets and their hospitality gives the good reason people kept coming back! Best service

Caleb in vitamins was awesome! He helped me with all my questions and encouraged me to want to buy…read moremore for the 25% off sale that's happening. The store looked amazing and I will head back for more shopping here.

Klatch really got me going to this Sprouts now. Price wise, not my favorite, quality wise, it's…read moregood/great quality. I usually shop at Amazon Fresh because there's no line, it's less crowded and I can ring myself up or have the robot shopping cart do it and be on my way. This Sprouts is equally a pleasant shopping experience. Normally if I get coffee, I'd order from Klatch using their app then pick it up in store and be on my way, but the last two times I needed groceries and decided to get them here since I picked up my coffee here and to save me a trip to Amazon Fresh. After picking up my coffee, I was looking at my phone at a TikTok for ingredients and an employee walked up concerned and asked me if everything was ok since I was kind of hovering by the end of the aisle. I let her know I was ok and that I was just looking down at my phone, I wasn't sad and we had a chuckle. Once I figured out what I needed I turned down the pasta aisle and another one of the employees was going down that aisle at the same time and greeted me and asked if I found everything ok and I said, yes, thank you! I was honestly there for about 15 minutes and it felt like everyone was making sure I was ok and that's the other reason why I would shop here over Amazon Fresh. I was told by this couple that I know that shops here religiously that they have very good deals on Tuesday? Something about checking the ends of the aisles or you can find deeply discounted items here. Parking here can get a little crazy and nowt hey have Tesla chargers at the end of the lot so it's a little busier with that traffic, but I've always been able to find a good parking spot. It's nowhere near as bad as Costco and Amazon Fresh across the street.

Passed by on the way to a new feed store, while they didn't have green veggies I was hoping to get,…read morethey did have an array of produce like two-fisted avocados and adorable tennis-ball squash. The thing you can't walk away from are the strawberries.. since berries have gone up in price at the store I haven't gotten any, this was place to get them! I didn't want to stop anywhere after baskets of these babies were keeping me company the whole drive home, even though I still needed veggies. Got home, washed some, chill the rest and devoured the first bowl like a mirage in the desert. They tasted of true strawberries. Every bit of the flesh brings tears to my papa's eyes. No cash, only plastic allowed. I envy the people who lives across the street!

This place is cute. They have good produce the strawberries smell amazing. The lady super nice…read moreshe's quick explains quickly gets to the point.

Thinking this might be a Winter market situation, but there were slim pickings with minimal booths,…read morebut overall this farmers market had all the basic items I came for. Everything was set up an open, but maybe it was a bit early in the day as they was very little foot traffic. Surprised more people aren't out picking up fresh food. These are the fruits and veggies that last unlike store bought. For a tad bit more, the freshness can't be beat. Happy to support local businesses!

Smaller than expected. Would be better if they had more booth. It was like one booth for each…read morecategory so didn't really have second options. The food trucks had only mexican foods.

Finally found the Dubai Crunchy Cookie in OC (: it was worth the hype…read more It was so delicious and sweet box always has the TikTok & IG trendy items. There is always a large selection of macarons. I wanted every one because they are all so cute! Parking was easy since it is located in The Source

They have cute special macarons. The regulsr ones were 2.95 or 4 for 10. We got 2 chocolate,1matcha…read moreand 1 pistacchio. Friend's kids seem to like the chocolate ones. The matcha shell was good. It was soft but the meringue filling tasted like whipped cream with the smallest hint of tea//matcha flavor. The pistachio one was a bit drier for the shell and the filling was alot better bevause you could taste the pisatcchio flavor. I do love their cute special macaron. I didnt try them because itd be too much sweets but they looked good. They also have tanghulu, dragon beard candy and dubai chocolate stuff as well. Ring the bell for service if they arent there.

They're open every Wednesday morning 10am-12pm…read more Very limited vendors, at most 10 when I went. There are mostly veggies, fruits, eggs, one honey stand, one bread, one popcorn and one empanada stands. Their fruits and veggies are not particularly fresh. Most likely won't be returning.

Very small, 8 vendors at most, and expensive. Produce is "acceptable" at best, like the stuff that…read moredidn't sell last week at the other markets is sent here. Fullerton's Thursday market has more selection and vendors, as does the Tuesday evening market in Placentia.