Local family farm in Half Moon Bay!…read more We met the family that owns and runs this cute produce stand and majority is grown on their farm! The driving range next door is also owned by the same family. Everything we bought was fresh and the prices were pretty low! Great experience I can't wait to come back!

We just left Farmer Johns which is right next store. We walked into Andreotti enjoying the…read moredisplays. We found this gourd that made the grandbaby just burst out laughing. We were enjoying the moment. We indented to purchase the gourd until this guy (owner) walked up to us and said you break it you buy it. We were just surprised by his comment, we put down the gourd and left. I did noticed him stalking us, back and forth. Poor customer service, Instead of him greeting us and asking us if we needed help. What a way to run a business. You will never get free advertisement from us. Farmer John's lets you walk around and enjoy all the pumpkins. Yes you can touch them too. No one is stalking you. They have a hayride too, that was fun.

Lots of great food at half moon bay farmers market. The best…read moretamales. Ravenwood Orchard jams and relishes are delicious. Fresh eggs. Local grown artichokes, English peas and fava beans are yummy fresh or cooked. Many great pastries and bread. Pasta, raviolis, lasagne and sauces. Blueberries and other fruits.

We went here and met with Chef Xisco Simon on a Bonvoy Moments. It was really amazing. He went over…read morehow important the market was and the help it does for the community. He introduced us to Erin of The Farm Fatales. She was there from the beginning of the Farmer's Market and told us about their history and how it all started. Truly fantastic beginnings and history of how the markets all over the area started. There were not as many vendors there as other markets but the stuff they did have was amazing and such great fruits and vegetables . We purchased a lot and it was such great quality. When in the area we will stop by again.

Not just pumpkins, this farm stand is open during the summer with lots of fresh peaches, cherries,…read moreheirloom tomatoes, local honey and a good variety of other fresh items. I stopped by after hiking the coast and got nectarines, rainier cherries, yellow peppers, lemons and local honey from Arata farms. The lady who was working was very sweet and greeted everyone browsing around. Prices were on par with farmers market produce rates and the quality was great. Very basic set up and easy to shop and park. Located just outside of downtown, it's a great option to pick up some local produce before heading home.

A family favorite- been around when I was a kid. My daughter wrestled an 80 lbs. pumpkin into the…read morecar to take home one year. It's a fun place and a great resource for local fresh veggies- they have all kinds of veggies and fruits. Outside stall, as well as inside market. We found FRESH pumpkins in December here. $1 each. The next day, my husband made the best pumpkin pie. It tasted sooo good. This really made me happy, now I can stop avoiding pumpkin pie! Fresh ingredients make such a difference. Thanks for a great shopping and ... eating experience!

They're terrific--the beans, artichokes, English peas. I've been a customer for many years. The…read morephoto is a dish I made with Iacopi Italian butter beans.

Iacopi Farms est in 1962 in Half Moon Bay is all about the bean. Today they were at the Clement…read moreStreet Farmers Market San Francisco. Farming for 3 generations, Iacopi Farms specializes in English Peas, and a variety of beans including butter, cranberry, cannellini, fava, blue lake to name just a few of the varieties.

We love this farm!! In the summer they offer you pick for different vegetables depending on what is…read moregrowing on Saturday mornings. I went probably five times, where you can get one of their CSA boxes for 30 dollars and then pick strawberries, tomatoes, green beans, sunflowers, wild flowers. The best way to stay updated is through Facebook events. Thanks Farmer Paul! Can't wait to visit once the weather is warmer!

We look forward to their biweekly CSA deliveries! Super delicious seasonal veggies and fruits, and…read morebecause they are so fresh, they last much longer than what you'd buy in a store. Love the selection and variety! Don't hesitate to support this wonderful family farm!

In 2014 I wrote a rave review of CSP and now wish I could have it removed. Mustafa and Nimet cared…read moreso deeply for the store for 10 years and provided amazingly friendly, loving service to the community. But with the owners who bought the store last year, we have seen a stark deterioration in the quality, variety and availability of produce offered, dramatically reduced customer service, and with all that, increased prices! Why would I even go there now? I try one in a while, but this morning I stopped in one more time, just for bananas, and there were none! What produce store in California doesn't have bananas? Now I'm a produce nomad, wondering from Segona's, when I'm in redwood city, to the CSM farmers market to Piazza's. CSP Owners, please do better!

Ugh. It's sad to see a once vibrant market with great products and ownership dissolve into a shell…read moreof itself because the new owners have no consistency or pride in the market. The prices have gone way up while selection has gone way down. These aren't growing pains during the transition- they don't seem to know how to run a market and it's ALWAYS HIT OR MISS now. Things we go there for specifically are usually NOT stocked anymore. The produce is tired. No one that works there seems to know what's going on, when new product will come in, etc. I won't be back again for any reason.

Pastries, poke bar, and hot bar have gotten so good this year!…read more Look at the breakfast.

Purchased some delicious honey as well as some other items…read more Awesomely delicious Wonderful store Well maintained Nice selection Great price Great team Great store Nice A +

I was seeking a salty snack as we passed through Half Moon Bay. Didn't find any old salty…read moresnack...found one of our faves at Cunha's Country Store: The Daily Crave Lentil Chips in aged white cheddar flavor! Yes they were pricier here, but this shop is right in the heart of touristy downtown Half Moon Bay on Main Street, so not unexpected. I wasn't shopping for anything else but did spy an aisle of local jams, beverage fridges, candy, lotto tickets, and much more. Seems to have a little of everything.

Cute little bodega/mercantile/Mercado in downtown Half Moon Bay. Both what I assume father and son…read morewere incredibly attentive and friendly, the coffee drinks were made to order, if you are in Half Moon Bay and missing an essential this is a great little spot to take advantage of.

I've been coming here for over 10 years and it is my FAVORITE pumpkin patch in all of Half Moon…read moreBay! It's simple, prices are very fair, they actually grow their pumpkins, they are so nice, and the farm animals are cute. Jumping off the hay bales are always fun too.

IMHO If you're…read morelooking to pick a pumpkin on farmland where it actually grew, this is your place! Located on Hwy 1in Half Moon Bay, there is plenty of room to park, admission is free, thousands of pumpkins to choose from, and plenty of wheelbarrows available to hold your choices. Believe me, if you're picky, you'll be rolling your wheelbarrow all over the place! Prices range from $5 to $50. Specialty pumpkins are separated into different bins for easy browsing. I chose a beautiful red-orange Cinderella pumpkin for $5! If you want to take pictures of the fields of orange for fall family pics, this is a great place to do it. It's selfie-central! Go, have fun, pick a pumpkin and breathe in the ocean air!

Fresh produce straight from the tap! The prices were good, the cherries were so sweet and almost…read morethe size of a ping pong ball! Lovely owners here and right off the highway. Open on weekends in this little patch of field. Buy local!

Great produce selection; wonderful people and easy access from Highway One with ample parking.read more