Just stopped for a helping of peaches! Also found a few surprises :)) Taking home an Arminian…read moreCucumber to try. The atmosphere is so super quaint (which is why I stopped unplanned), and the staff are all super friendly. I told them what I wanted, and they went and made me a custom little box of produce. Love it! Would have liked to spend the entire day visiting here but a storm was brewing so we had to head back on the road. We will return! Thanks Z's!

The produce is fresh and the home-canned selections abundant. I love this place! Palisade is a…read moremust-see on any trip to Grand Junction, since Grand Junction itself can seem a little blah (except for downtown Main Street, which is sweet).

We make sure to stop at Herman's Produce whenever we are in Palisade. Not only do they have lots of…read morefresh fruits, jellies/sauces/etc., and samples, they are truly nice people. They often have Mema's Gala Apple preserves, but this time they were out. They called around to find some for me down the road. Thanks, Herman's!

Traveling in shoulder season, tried to go there on April 20. They were closed! Online stated they…read morewere open 9-6. Answering machine when we the tried to call.

My boyfriend and I stopped by this farmers market on our road trip this past summer and had a…read moreblast! We were able to get drinks to go at a local bar and walk around the farmers market with them! Plus you cannot beat the peaches obviously- even with them being "not as good this year," (as most people were saying) they were to die for!

No handicap parking. I am disabled and there is no where close to park. I had to walk a long ways…read moreto get there. I won't do it again. They let there venders get front row parking but not the public that is supporting the market park there. I would not recommend this market

Great stop off the highway Jars of peaches, nuts, candy,…read morefruit, jam, ice cream, pies, pastries, coffee ---what more could u want? I had a giant ginger molasses cookie and it was awesome

This is a great place to grab peaches and pears and Colorado food items! Our basketball team used…read morethem last year for a fundraiser so it was fun to stop in person and see what else they offer! They also have a fresh counter with sweet and savory options. I tried a breakfast savory pie turnover and it was good except it was over browned.

Yummy lavender ice cream and lavender products! Met Mary, who curates this entire store and…read moreconcepts along with the product offerings - was so kind and telling us all about the difference in French and English lavender.... If you don't like floral then the ice cream might not be for you but if you are ok w eating floral flavors - the peach lavender ice cream was my favorite! They also offer a rich chocolate lavender one and a vanilla based lavender ice cream. Picked up some spray and essential oils too. Love this place when we come to Palisade and the farm is so serene and beautiful! Brings calmness within me when I visit. That's what you want on vacation right?

A year ago, while attending the Palisade Lavender Festival, my husband and I visited Sprigs and…read moreSprouts. This lovely shop carries a variety of items - we bought lavender plants and some flavored balsamic vinegars and oils but they have many more items. The plants are thriving and we've been enjoying the vinegars and oil. Recently, I tried drizzling strawberry basil vinegar over half my mozzarella Caprese salad and tangerine over the other half. My guests loved the flavors. Today we decided to add more flavors to our pantry. The proprietresses were extremely helpful. We tried many flavors and flavor combinations and were given great ideas on which foods went best with them. We also found a spice blend that is flavorful and versatile. We more than doubled our existing vinegars and oils. Some will be gifts but the rest will enhance dishes from salads to desserts. If you find yourself near Palisade, Colorado, we recommend visiting this business. It has wide range of products in an attractive setting and knowledgeable staff.

Beautiful location and the fruit is excellent. They have a unique sorting system that allows them…read moreto size and grade the peaches with minimal handling, which leads to fewer bruises. And it seems to enable them to move peaches from tree to market or shipping very quickly. (I went on a tour of their facility during Peach Fest). They also have a commercial kitchen where jams and preserves are made. There is a little farm store where you can buy peaches, (and sample peaches), preserves, peach-related souvenirs, some packaged cheeses, crackers, wine accoutrements, etc. And peach ice cream in the summer...in my case topped with some chopped fresh peach. Yum. It is hard to write about this without also mentioning that there is a very good winery on premises. Colteris Winery makes a very good pink wine (Coral) and some surprisingly good reds. The location has a beautiful lavender garden that you can walk through, outdoor sculptures, the peach orchards, the vineyards, a walk to a river overlook, covered seating and tasting room. A lovely place to picnic, drink in the peace and enjoy peaches and wine. Sounds like a perfect summer day to me.

What a special gem in an amazing part of our country! I used their location to propose to my…read moregirlfriend, and I know that I'm not the first or the last to use High Country Orchards as a destination to start my new life! My first amazing experience was with High Country Orchards' owner and staff. The staff is wonderful. They were so helpful with making special accommodations for me in very little notice. The staff was on the ball and knew how to play a background part in special moments. We had a bottle of wine, cheese, crackers, and peaches all ready for my proposal. Now to the grub. I'm no wine expert in any shape or form. But I knew it tasted good. I usually don't like wine, but this was delicious. High Country keeps everything temperature-controlled up to pouring it in your glass. So, even though I'm not a connoisseur, I immediately trust that they know what they're doing. The peaches are delicious. Trust a slice of peach with a cracker and cheese. It's a tasty combination. Great people, great food, and a beautiful territory! There is an amazing look-out point that really captures the Grand Valley experience. There isn't anything like it. No picture can do it justice and certainly no words can paint the picture right. You just have to be there. I'm already excited to visit during different parts of the season to take in the view. As far as the price goes, I found it very reasonable. For a bottle of their wine, two keepsake glasses, cheese, crackers, peaches, and a couple of bottles of water it was in the $40 area. I've been to other places that can have very startling prices that can make you chuckle wondering what people think they're doing. But not this place. They know what's going on.

We've been getting peaches here for a few years now. Always delicious fruit and prices reasonable…read more Great customer as well

It was clean and friendly. The peaches were delicious! The gave us the smaller peaches for canning…read more Had a wonderful experience.

We stopped by Anita's Pie Shop location for--duh--pie and coffee. I had warm fresh peach, and my…read morefriend had peach blackberry; neither of us added ice cream. We each had a piping hot cup of coffee. Our tab was $10. Can you believe it?? We sat outside to enjoy the gorgeous weather. The cut-out barrel tables are cute and kitThe peach pie crust was very good and flakey, and the top was a buttery crumble rather than pastry. Fabulous. Our server was very friendly and chatty (as were we). My friend bought a pie to take home, and the server was very helpful in packing it up for us. Highly recommend.

Candied Jalapeños are so good. Really better than good. Yum! Well worth the trip!…read moreWe love the Jalepenos with some cream cheese.

This might be one of the first fruit stands where they round up in price. Just a heads up for you…read morepenny pinchers out there. We got some local cherries and tomatoes. Te cherries were starting to wilt and the tomatoes weren't very ripe. In fact, they looked like store tomatoes. You know what though, shame on me for buying them anyways. I guess long gone are the days where you can grab real bargains on they side of the road. A bag of cherries and 2 tomatoes ran us $14. Should be called the 1-70 fruit nazi stand. I'll wave next time I drive by.

Cute place right off the highway. Had a nice selection of fruit, vegetables, jarred goods and…read morespices to choose from. All grown locally. The cashier was very friendly - even let us try an apple before we bought a whole bag of it