I love getting my weekly fresh farm produce and bouquet! I enjoy visiting the farm and seeing acres…read moreof organic, delicious veggies and flowers. Its a beautiful! Thank you Happy Acre Farm!!!

From the owner: Happy Acre Farm is a family-owned and operated 2.5 acre farm in Sunol, CA. We grow veggies, olives…read moreand flowers year round without the use of any chemicals, just lots of hard work and integrity. We operate a CSA, farm stand, and sell to local restaurants. Our olives are grown on a scenic 10 acre grove in Livermore California, and pressed down the road.

I subscribed because I want to eat seasonal local veggies and fruits…read more There are a couple others out there but this is the ONLY ONE I found that is TRULY LOCAL, TRULY SEASONAL, and is a well-run local small business. The competitors all seem to be "big box" CSAs (didn't even realize that was possible lol) that's are not really all local or seasonal. I got the 1/2 veggie share every other week. Added add-on fruit later. Very fresh veggies and fruit, you can tell they have all just been picked, and excellent customer service. 10/10

Great service, so sad they are no longer doing deliveries in my area.The fresh vegies were…read moreincredible.

This CSA box is the best value you could find anywhere. Soooo many fruits and veggies for a great…read moreprice. I'd love to be able to purchase a whole year at a time, especially because I know that that would be a help to their operation. The farm is so much fun and so beautiful. I love when CSA members are invited to pick fruits, veggies, and flowers. They also have a place for kids to play! My only gripe is that when I have tried to get in touch by email I have only received a response about 30% of the time.

I gave the Greenhearts CSA a try and overall, it was solid. They gave me a box of strawberries as a…read morewelcome gift plus another in that week's produce box. Also included blueberries, 2 green peppers, an onion, celery, snap peas, mini romaine lettuce (little gem), romanesco, spinach, and Nantes carrots. Their CSA model is a bit different than others I've tried. Rather than giving you everything from their farm, they source from different local farms. They also deliver which is probably why the price is a bit higher ($44 I think). And the produce seems to be a bit more polished. I mean the carrots and spinach still had dirt, the produce seemed fresh, it clearly still came from a farm. But it was like a smaller cut bunch of spinach tied together, not a huge more wild bunch mostly left alone. Strawberries and blueberries were in plastic boxes. I think the produce visually looked better (and the strawberries were noticeably more fragrant) than other CSA boxes which makes sense. These farms are producing them for Greenhearts which is essentially a distributor or buyer or something so aesthetics playing a bigger role than a farm selling you whatever they have directly makes sense. The produce was all good. But it kind of felt like stuff I could just get from a farmers market or something. The exceptions were maybe the romanesco - very beautiful - and carrots - I don't see the Nantes variety that often in stores and the roasted carrot dish I made was truly exceptional and the sweet carrots were the star. For me, I think I prefer the single farm model more and I don't mind picking up my produce. Given the coordination they have to do and the delivery aspect, I do think the price is probably fair though the quantities are generally pretty moderate. There's also fewer add on options than other CSA models if you care about that. Overall it was a solid box but I did wish there was more of a few items and you do pay a premium for the delivery and the visually nice produce.

This is a great organization and their facility at Emma Prusch Park is lovely. They have an…read moreoutdoor covered area for events. Their programs include hands on agricultural education and nutrition classes for young and old. The team of volunteers is outstanding. If you're ever visiting Emma Prysch Park, I highly recommend you check out Veggielution .

Volunteered through my company at Veggielution!…read more The farm box packing event started right on time at 9:30am. I appreciated how Veggielution has posted videos showing how and where to enter the property. Staff explained the instructions thoroughly and handed out gloves. It was a hot day so I was thankful that the event was under a shed and the food packing itself was straightforward and not very strenuous. We filled the boxes with fruits and vegetables assembly line style and then stacked them all up. With our big group, we finished packing 725 produce boxes in about 90 minutes. Some of us also helped remove weeds around the shed using hands + shovels. At the end, one of the employees gave us a guided tour of the farm which was super fun! He talked about the different events they host - on Saturdays there is a Farmer's Market and youth garden for little kids. The farm is huge, so it was cool to look around and learn about their farming practices. Also learned that they offer low-cost fruits and vegetables to the community! Staff was very friendly and efficient! They provided us with all the necessary tools. There were some leftover fruits and vegetables, and volunteers were allowed to take them home which was super nice! Overall, I would definitely volunteer at Veggielution again. Their website is up to date with helpful information which makes the whole volunteer process very easy to navigate. They also host interesting community events that I would recommend checking out!

Greenhearts Family Farm is a gem, with a beautiful spot out in Half Moon Bay. I look forward to…read moretheir u-pick events with lots of delicious tomatoes as well as some berries and flowers. As for the CSA boxes, produce is organic, fresh, and local, and delivered to your door. They do a lot of nice events for CSA members. Farmer Paul and the team are lovely and care a lot about the community and what we eat. I hope they stick around for a long time.

Greenhearts has been the cornerstone of how I make food for the last 14 years…read more Their blueberries are life changing, and their weekly infusion of fresh vegetables is affordability priced, beyond fresh and grown by the most delightful team. I can't recommend them highly enough.

Been training in different martial arts for 34 years in 4 countries and fell in love with CSA from…read morethe moment I walked it. It's a fighter's gym that is accessible to anyone; even beginners. The staff and coaches have been extremely accommodating for pugelists of all levels. For anyone looking to dive deep or just train as a weekend warrior, you'll find something you'll like. If you're looking for Globo gym type of venue: it's not for you. That said, Coach Kirian, coach Katie and all the coaches have been amazing over the last approximately 2 years that I have been training there. I would recommend it to anyone looking to train in BJJ, MuyTai, Krav Maga or Crossfit.

I can't tell you how delicious High Ground's produce is. I labor under the happy delusion that I am…read morea good cook because my vegetables are always so tasty. When Two Small Farms reorganized, I stuck with my usual pickup spot, which went to High Ground Organics. I was a little nervous. I'd been getting Mariquita Mystery Boxes all winter, so I knew that I liked what Mariquita alone produces. But what about High Ground? My worries were for nothing. The produce is as high quality and varied as I could have hoped.

Nice place for blueberry u-pick. Bring tick repellent and wear proper clothes. Website doesn't…read moremention it, only an email we didn't read until on the way to site did, so I didn't have right clothes or repellent. Ended up with three ticks and one tick bite. Site doesn't offer any bug spray, but maybe should? As far as Covid safety, only thing is a reservation system which limits attendees. About 8-9 rows so plenty of space to spread out, but it's self regulated. Some parents corral their Children and others don't so you're at mercy of others, or have to speak up. We also got chased down rows by an oblivious sneezing and coughing man who prob had allergies and wore a mask... No one from farm is monitoring people once in. No questions or temp checks for admittance, though email prob asks that you mind it. Also: expensive! Expect to pay about $20-25/gallon baggie, which holds about 3-4 pounds. Blueberries are delish. Ticks are not so be prepared.

Produce is fresh, flowers are beautiful and the people at the Morgan Hill farmers market are…read morepersonable, knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely stop by if you're at the Morgan Hill farmers market and take a look at their produce and I am almost positive you will end up purchasing what they are selling.

Support your local farms!…read more I love that they always have a variety of in-season fruit, veggies, herbs and also have local bread (Midwife and Baker yum!!) and coffee (Chromatic, also yum!) options available. I pick-up at a nearby location and they're always on-time, mostly early. If there are any issues with your order (only had this happen once with eggs missing), they're super quick to resolve over email, and super friendly too. Sometimes their emails slip through into Spam, so make a note and add them to your contacts to avoid missing your weekly emails including delivery and selections! Five stars!

Good food picked on the same day it's delivered, Freewheelin Farm brings delicious organically…read moregrown food to your door. Historically localized to Santa Cruz, they have started food share delivery services in San Francisco and Lafayette this season. Freewheelin Farm is established and delivers the goods. This is my first CSA and my first foray into seasonal cooking and I could not have been more impressed with my first delivery. Beautiful heads of baby lettuce, plump albion strawberries, rhubarb, mustard greens, spring onions and garlic and a bounty of fava beans greeted me just yesterday evening. The farmers are wonderful (I met one of them last night) and I'm especially loving the bike delivery. You can still join with pro-rated pricing. You will not be disappointed. Join me in a seasonal cooking adventure. I made an awesome rhubarb and strawberry crisp tonight. Pictures to come.

Love Freewheelin Farm CSA!!!! There are two options for getting the box. You can either have it…read moredelivered to your doorstep or pick it up. I love picking up the box at Garden for the Environment, but it is more convenient for me to have it delivered to my doorstep. I kinda don't pay attention to the weekly newsletter of what is coming in the box because I like to be surprised. This week's unexpected treat...artichokes! I can't wait to visit the farm.

Food: yummy coconut water!! So fresh ! My first time here!…read more Service: good! Nice staff! Ambiance: very casual. Off of the busy street so nothing fancy! :)

One of the few stores I can get sweet seeded watermelons from. I stop in occasionally if I'm in the…read morearea to get one. Stopped by 3 times the past month. One time paid $15 from one person working. Next time paid $16 from a different cashier. No biggie. Stopped by today to get one. Older lady tried to charge me $20. Asked her why does everyone charge me different prices and you are the most expensive? Her response: " No no, price different ". OK, I put the watermelon back and walked out. What you ate not going to do is charge me extra because I am not the same race of your preferred clientele. I'll never spend a dime there again. I guess that's what I get trying to support small business