Fresh fruit and the lady at the register was super helpful. Great stop and a cute little fruit…read morestand. Loved my watermelon.

Rip off produce, he doesn't care. Bought for 150 people, a buck an ear for the worst toughest…read morecorn, only good for animal feed. He doesn't care! The watermelons were ok, 4 out of fourteen were way override and a fifth was turning to alcohol. He doesn't care.

Stopped here and picked up some fresh citrus fruit. Was very easy to pay and the fruit was great!read more

From the owner: We grow the very best! Growing fresh California citrus for over 50 years, we aim to be the…read moresweetest and best around. Fresh citrus available November - June. Also offering California Sweet Cherries in mid-May! Follow us on FaceBook at The Big Orange!

This low key stand at the Saturday Ferry Farmers Market is one of my go-to when they are there…read more There are in the back lot area closer to the water normally in the center area. They are a seasonal vendor at this market, here mainly during the stone fruits and grape seasons. At the peak of summer, I really enjoyed their nectarines which were extremely sweet. Rebecca always made me smile when I paid her... gee, did I really say that?! With the shelter in place on, she almost exclusively works the cashier while the other guys put customers' orders together. Michael has been extremely helpful knowing my demanding requirements in picking my family's fruits. My favorite this summer has been their champagne grapes (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=gDqCSCj7WiiOiZG6x4YSaA&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q); it only lasted three weeks, but, boy oh boy, were they good. Their white and yellow nectarines () are not very large in size, but, in flavor, they really come up big in being sweet. I bought some flame grapes () and fantasy grapes (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=-dFxTB01kRS9V8ssKhnDvg&userid=saJuyv784apZzH--psHZ3Q) the past couple of weeks which were very good too. Stop by here if you enjoy grapes and stone fruits (plums, pluots, etc). You won't be disappointed.

Such an awesome couple thank you for the Pomegranate Jelly! Great products and great people keeping…read moreour farmlands producing and feeding America!

I love their honey and fruits and veggies. At times I pickup fresh eggs. And great service!read more

After finding out about this farmstand and a little about the history of the owner a few years ago…read moreon social media, I've been wanting to stop by. I finally had a chance this summer on a day off to take the 40 minute drive and check it out. I was not disappointed. This is a small but year-round farm stand right off the side of the road with gravel space for cars to park. It is not greatly protected from the elements--and it was a hot hot day. I'm glad to see they at least had a few fans for the employees. The owner regularly works her stand, and when I was there, she offered to cut some fresh herbs or flowers for me while I perused the wonderful assortment of fruits, veggies and local honey. I ended up with some of the sweetest green grapes I've ever tried, a few different honeys to try (avocado and orange blossom), some freshly roasted peanuts, cucumbers, and an assortment of stone fruit. Everything was delicious, but the grapes were my favorite. Check out Sweet Girl Farms on Social media, or check out their website. They are active in the community, help to support other community growers (they even have eggs and other offerings), and enjoy a worthwhile visit to what should soon obtain the title of local treasure. I may not be able to stop by every week, but I hope to be a several times a year regular. This place is wonderful!

Great avocados, local honey and Citrus. Awesome small business owner service. Little cozy store but…read morehuge health benefits win win.

We stopped on our way back from Sequoia National Park. The owners are wonderful friendly people. We…read morepurchased blood oranges, two different types of grapefruits and honey. The fruit was juicy and delicious. They had different types of honey. We are definitely going back.

What a great fruit vendor. Twin Girls Farms participated…read moretoday at the Clement street farmers market in San Francisco. Beautiful mix of Peaches, Plums, Apricots, etc were offered today. Great Fruit and Friendly Service!

Excellent, flavorful fruit! (and friendly sales staff :) I…read morego to their stand at the Sunday Farmer's Market in Palo Alto.

This farm stand has the absolute best tasting blueberries and blackberries that I have EVER had…read more The blueberries are huge and sweet and delicious. It is hard not to eat a pound just on the drive home. The blackberries are big and tasty too. I can't wait for their corn and watermelons to be ready. It is so delicious!

From the owner: So sorry we are closed for the season but be open soon for Fallread more

Steal of a deal fruit stand with lots of freshly picked options!…read more I think the pomegranates say it all. I've never seen more tree ripened, pomegranates for sale in my life. They cracked open with ripeness! There was a really adorable little hay stack enclosed section where they had the larger size pumpkins located. There were corn stalks, small pumpkins, gourds, and a scarecrow. Adorable; my nephew and I had fun picking out a pumpkin in the cordoned off haystack area. They also offer fresh honey, dehydrated fruits, bagged nuts and tons of produce. The woman operating it was friendly and patient with us as we hemmed, hawed and guffawed at the options available. Stop in! It's right off the road with easy parking and easy in/out.

Stopped by Laro's to pick up some pomegranate juice and the customer service was non-existent. The…read morewoman working there couldn't have been more rude. Not a single car in the parking lot... not any customers at all on the property. I was the ONLY one there and she couldn't get rid of me fast enough to continue playing on her phone. I was shocked. We have been going there for years and I couldn't believe how rude this worker was. They're losing business if this is who they hire. We were there Saturday morning about 10:30 (October 12).

We met the owner, Rick, at the Wednesday, Mammoth Farmer's market. So, we had to stop by today on…read moreour way home to Orange County. We spent about 30 minutes wandering the lovely grounds after Josephine gave us a quick tour. We stopped to get spicy pickled peppers which we had tasted in Mammoth. A special treat to be here! This place does not have a big sign in front. Just turn in the open gate, just past the mailbox and drive back through the trees a short way.

The best nectarines in the world. Once you eat these you'll never be able to eat store bought…read moreagain. And the other fruit is great as well.