Today was my first time here. I got a ton of fruit but unfortunately all of the stone fruit no…read morelonger tastes in season. The cherries were good though. Sadly I went mostly looking for stone fruit better off going to the Davis farmers marker because you can taste the fruit before buying

I will always love Pedrick's for a few reasons that aren't just about the high quality produce they…read moresell or the incredible collection of hot sauces that they sell or the really good tamales they sell there as well. Those are all very valid reasons to love this place alone,but for me this place has a few sentimental reasons that I enjoy them and value them so much. One I remember when my children were quite young and they would stay at their grandmothers in the Bay Area for days at a time and when we did the kid exchange it was always done at the Pedricks parking lot and then the kids and I would walk into the market and they would each pick out a treat-I cherish those memories. The other thing I think about Pedrick is way back when,during the time when the Covid-Era lockdown was coming to an end,I remember the 1st day they told us we could begin going outside again,the very 1st place the wifey and I drove to was Pedricks. We jumped in the car in Natomas and beelined straight for some fresh fruit and veggies and whatever other treats we could find that day at Pedricks.It was such a joy to see them open and fully stocked that day,I might as well have been going to Disneyland,we were so happy to see people again. Fast forward to today and I find myself going here about once a month,whenever I'm either driving to or from the Bay Area usually visiting relatives. It's a great spot to pick up the freshest and tastiest fruits and veggies to bring to events. I am also a certified ChiliHead,so their vast collection of hot sauces is unmatched in the area-a true must stop spot for anyone who considers themselves a hot sauce connoisseur. Yep other things that really stand out at Pedricks is their wide variety of fresh nuts available for purchase-they truly have so many varieties and flavors at pretty decent pricing. I also really enjoy their candy selection,I truly need to use extreme discipline when I gaze upon their candy offerings as they have so much and as much of a sweet tooth as I have,I have to learn often to just say no and walk away-I'm glad it's here though. In closing,In case it's not obvious,I really truly do recommend Pedricks as it's a great market offering some of the best fruits and veggies in the area,along with so much more. Love this place.

A great place to do u pick at! Plenty of variety & a fun activity for the whole family to join in…read moreon.

Nice clean well organized farmhouse. Variety veggies. When arrived at front entrance, follow the…read moreu-pick side go more further inside the farm. You will pass the small stop call u-pick scales to check the weight of car going in. After done, they will weight again car out with all veggies you picked. We arrived at 7:20. Not too crowded but upick's opened at 7. There are some people already almost their picking. I saw a lot of buckets filled with serrano chile and cucumbers. ****Everything seems fine until the final part***. There are only 2 car lines using for both way in and out. Also you have to go out with the same scale station when you got in. Which makes the traffic flow slow and busy. There're car waiting right behind us. We're feeling so rush. Whatever number of scale she said we just ok with it without having any doubts for 2 not full bags at 25lbs. As right we got home. We check again the weights of both bags 3 times with home scale. It's ONLY 15-16lbs. I evened take picture of everything i got and ask chatgpt to estimate. The number's same what we just checked at home from around 13-19lbs. I have no idea how's car scales work? Why it added up to 10lbs difference. With the price 50cents/lb for upick is really affordable but then you add up the scale like this is non acceptable! Will be the last visit to this farm. Everyone should know about this thing happened and pay attention to it.

Every yeat I anticipate the opening of Larry's. I love it opens at the height of cherry season…read more...my fav summer spring/summer fruit. The last time I went was during thier harvest festival time ....tons and tons of pumpkins. Beautiful and large gords to choose from were in large decorated stacks. What I also enjoyed was the food trucks that were out that day. Per usual the lines went relatively smooth and service is was very pleasant. Open open open...Come on June.! Ciao for now...

So happy Larry's is open again for the season! Just picked up a fresh batch of fruits and veggies…read morethat I can't wait to enjoy!

Love my local Nugget…read more The people are always helpful and super friendly you never feel as if you are bothering them. The food quality and displays are always fresh and easy to find. And I can't for get about their outstanding sandwiches I love that my Nugget in west Sacramento the ambiance is always clean and parking is plentiful. This is my go to grocery stop. Just wanted to drop them a review and thank them

Nugget is frustrating in that their prices are much higher but will often sell you old items. I've…read morepurchased bakery items that tastes stale, like dry cakes that have been out for days. Pay attention to package dates so you don't get items that have been sitting around. If you don't you are absolutely wasting your money here. I just opened some pretzels I bought 2 weeks ago and it's expiring today?! Always check expirations dates on their items and skip the bakery stuff. It really sucks when you get home and realize you waste money.

It's really no wonder Ikeda's was voted the #1 pie shop in America. My Tripleberry Pie was so good,…read moreI didn't get a chance to take a photo of it. Oh, well. I guess I'll just have to go back... The Davis location is much smaller with less inventory (and less busy) than the Auburn location. Be sure to stop by for the fresh fruits, too!

So I recently had to meet my sister in Davis to pick up some BBQ she made me and her meeting spot…read morehappened to be at Ikedas in Davis parking lot.Well since I had never been to the Davis location,I decided to walk on in and see if it was pretty similar to the Auburn location which I'd been to many times. Parking here is a breeze as they have their own open lot with plenty of spaces. Walking in,it's tough not to just be instantly mesmerized by the pure beauty of the local fresh fruit available. Beautiful peaches,nectarines,cherries and berries-it all look so gorgeous. Inside was a little cramped and I went before they were named the #1 pie shop in America,I'd imagine those tight quarters are having a time handling the crowds it's getting now. My top 3 things I love about Ikedas are as follows. 1.I've always loved the availability of their yummy tamales and really tasty chicken pot pies.Both are generally available fresh or frozen if you want to enjoy these goodies at home. 2.I've always loved the massive availability of hot sauces and snacks that both locations of Ikedas have always had on hand.I always made it a point when I was coming down the hill to stop at Ikedas in Auburn for a tasty tamale-now that I realize the Davis location is so much closer,I can see being able to enjoy those tamales and pot pies so much more often. 3.Pies-enjoying a pie from Ikedas always felt like something that locals knew and they shared with us out-of-towners whenever we happened to visit one of their 2 locations.With the recent award they received naming them best pie shop in America,I imagine those days are over and the secret is out.Now everyone will know what we knew way back when and hopefully this doesn't change them,I hope they can keep the high level of quality with what I'm sure will be a huge leap in demand-I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they can. A bonus thing I love about Ikedas is their fruit freezes-they are so good,my niece hipped me to these and man are they worth the price of admission alone-they are so yummy-do yourself a favor and make sure to try one of these on your next trip to Ikedas. In closing, I'm so happy that Ikedas is finally getting the flowers they deserve with their recent award and I am proud to say I voted for them myself.If you haven't had the pleasure of visiting one of their two locations,do yourself a favor and get out there and grab some yummy fruit and a piece of pie-it's a good day spent for sure.

This very small stand has great products. Fresh berries in a few varieties with very large maybe…read morehuge blackberries. The melons are always sweet and firm. They help you with a smile. I often get fresh picked beets. I'm always happy when I find the stand open.

I have to 'ditto' the SWEETEST STRAWBERRIES I've had! If the local stores had berries this sweet…read morethey'd have to charge twice as much!! We came from Jackson just to get these berries. Our son and daughter-in-law will love these! It's his first 'Father's Day' (our Grandson is 11 months old next week) and Lee's Berries will be a great treat!

So, I'm from Reno and I will make the drive here every year to pick strawberries. They are the…read morefreshest and sweetest strawberries that I have ever tasted in my life. Grocery store strawberries are always a little gamble of is this sweet or will it be sour, and I'm generally okay with that as I love strawberries. But these? 100% guarantee to be the best strawberries you'll ever eat! We go early in the morning before it gets hot. It's pretty nice strolling down the lanes of strawberries and finding ripe ones. We got 10 lbs last trip and froze them so we can have them as long as possible. I feel like every time I go down to Sacramento, I'll be trying to figure out how to come down here. I really do love supporting this farm, it's run by a family that came from Thailand and they're really sweet! It's a true family own business, like you'll see the parents or daughter running the stand.

Such a fun activity to do with friends/family! The strawberries are so delicious and sweet. Love…read morewandering the rows of strawberries to find the jewels of fruit glistening in the sun.

This is such a cute little place! Their hot cider is reasonably priced and takes off the chill on a…read morecold autumn morning. However, plan to show up early! I've been here twice, but only hot cider once because they were so busy. There's a lot to look at in their barn but it is not enclosed, so prepare to be exposed to the elements. If you plan accordingly, though, this spot is one of my favorites on the Apple Hill trail.

Medium size farm. More organized and modern than other…read morefarms. The open space seating area has stage for live music. Served wine and sangria. Best apple cider donut (prepared for long line for around 45min-1hr wait).