They had a great variety of cajun food and spices! You can't go wrong and if you don't know what…read moresomething is all you have to do is ask and they have the answer for you! Gotta stop by today and pick up my oxtails! Thanks again, Darla Vickers

Man when I tell this place reminds me of home. It's the exact same product at the store where I…read moreused to stop at in Louisiana. This the closest thing I have to getting the food from home. The owner was able to order Turtle for me, he has gator and rabbit as well. It's definitely the flavors of New Orleans

I feel so bad giving them a bad review since it's a small shop that look to need the business ,…read morehowever when I went majority of the produce looked ready to expire and the prices for it wasn't reasonable either. I had seen a post they had on Facebook and they showed to have "exotic and fresh" fruit but that was so far from what they had. Very deceptive ad and it sucks because I had came from mesa to just be disappointed

Amazing selection of fruit! I got some passion fruit, oranges, and cherimoya…read more The woman who was working the counter was very sweet, telling me about all of the different fruit and what will be coming in next.

TL;DR: High quality local-grown/sourced produce and goods. Dates and bee pollen are a must. The…read moredate shake was good but too sweet (too much ice cream?) for me Made a point to stop here for a date shake and although it was good, I was happier to have found such a welcoming and friendly team that provides high-quality local produce and products. Grabbed a couple different types of dates and a jar of some local bee pollen. Lucky enough to sample some blood oranges they recently got in while waiting for the shake and they were delicious! Cheers, Summers Fruit Barn!

Super amazing quality of fruits and vegetables and for a super good price! Best strawberries I've…read morever had are from here as they were sweet, crispy, and so fresh. Service was great too as they were so informative and kind and their products and when they may have more of certain things we were looking for. A cute shop tucked on the side of the road that catches your eye immediately! I definitely recommend checking it out for fresh organic produce.

Great little market! It was small but that was to be expected. The prices weren't too crazy given…read morethat you're paying for locally grown organic food. The staff were very nice and they had a nice variety of different things. There were some farm animals out front which was fun to see but I was a little disappointed that the actual farm where the food was grown wasn't there. Apparently it's at another location so don't expect to see that if you come here.

***UPDATE: It gets…read moreeven worse. After being stonewalled for days regarding my paid CSA pickup, I called again today. A woman at the farm attempted to aggressively gaslight me, screamed over me while I was trying to speak, refused to issue a refund for services not rendered, and arbitrarily canceled my active subscription without my consent. To top it off, right before hanging up on me, I heard her laughing to her coworker in the background saying, "I'm not talking to her!" That tells you everything you need to know about the maturity level and character of the trashy people running this place. I am officially reporting this business to the BBB and filing a chargeback with my bank. If you are considering subscribing to this CSA, save yourself the money, the headache, and the wasted gas. *********************************************************** If you are considering subscribing to this CSA, save yourself the money, the headache, and the wasted gas. Blue Sky Organic Farms loves to lean into the warm, fuzzy narrative of "local farm" and "community-supported agriculture," but their actual operation is a complete joke. What good is supporting local if the Folx running it don't actually know how to be in community? Over the course of trying to get basic information regarding my weekly pickup, I reached out through every single channel provided: the designated CSA line, the farm store number, Instagram, and even their restaurant/wholesale line (which, embarrassingly, is a dead line). Not a single person answered. To make matters worse, when messages did go through, I was repeatedly left on read. A few weeks ago, I had to waste an hour of my day driving 40 minutes out of my way to the physical store just to get basic questions answered because their customer service department is utterly non-existent (a fact that even their own front-desk worker acknowledged with total confusion and annoyance). Taking people's money and then stonewalling them when they ask simple, necessary questions about the service they paid for is negligent, amateurish, and fundamentally disrespectful. They should be thoroughly ashamed of how makeshift, disorganized, and dismissive this entire operation is. Do not fall for the "support local" marketing--these people do not care about community, and they certainly don't care about their customers. Go to WINCO!

We found Carolyn's Classics at the Gilbert Farmer's Market. Carolyn was nice, but the Cherry…read morePreserves were terrible and gave the whole family a stomach ache. Maybe I'll try a different item next time, but $20 for some mediocre jam isn't ideal.

Carolyn's classics is the epitome of all jams! She puts so much love and hard work into her craft…read moreand jars! The labels alone are the cutest thing! They make the perfect gifts for a basket for any occasion! Side note the owner is the sweetest lady and she gets so excited to talk about her creations and is always looking to partner with small local businesses in Arizona! I can't say enough good things about her and her hustle! Keep it up I hope you're around forever!

Fresh produce right from the field. Best sweet corn west of Iowa. Memorial Day to July 4.read more

This farm has the best sweet corn you could ever find in the area. Their melons are fantastic as…read morewell and their tomatoes are some of the best I've had.if you like fresh produce, this is a must go to!

Chris is an awesome person and Super Delish products, bag after bag just crazy Good! "Bourbon Hot"…read moremy go to Favorite along with the Pineapple Thanks.

I ordered from this woo and sons beef jerky I live in California .I was just browsing Facebook and…read moreseen this and since me and my family are big lovers of beef jerky so I said to my Wife let try it out so I gave mr.woo a call very nice man placed my order and with in 2 days I received my jerky and I even got a few samples of other stuff any oh my gosh this was the best jerky I've ever had in my life wish there was a store in California

I realize now I wandered in there by mistake, thinking it was the one recommended to me by a…read moreco-worker. Well, that's some serious serendipity, because I am pleased to come here and post about them. I am a carnivorous gringo who enjoys the goodness of fresh chicharrones, both puerco and beef. Until today, I always thought they were always fried. I don't mean the ones in the snack aisle, I mean the ones with the meat and skin together. I asked if I might taste their pork, since it was red in color from the marinade and obviously roasted. The gent behind the counter handed over a large piece with flesh and fat, and once I tasted it, I grabbed a foil hot-bag and asked him to fill it up. I also asked about what looked at first like a gordita there. He explained it was a pork taquito, and promptly handed me a whole one to try. So tasty, with moist pork filling. So, prompt courteous service, and I spent too much on a giant bag of treats, LOL. NO, no, it gets better. .. Outside this friendly market is an open-air tacqueria. There's just a few choices, which was just fine by me. I had one each tripa, al pastor and carne asada, all with onion and cilantro, as God intended.. IIRC, there was also a barbacoa and a pollo option. Let's just cut-to-the chase...you get your $2 worth. Besides the wonderful seasoning and good portion, they are served on FRESH-MADE corn tortillas! NOT from a plastic sleeve! Yes, he had all the fixin's there, too. Chopped onion, pickled carrots, cabbage, and a couple different kinds of hot-sauce. I was in Taco Heaven, and had I not recently eaten a boring lunch elsewhere, I would've most certainly made more of a glutton of myself. Mind you, the best I've tasted so far in Phoenix are from well-established coaches. Tacos Sahuayo at 2900 E. Mcdowell, Tacos Chava at 2700 W. Van Buren and La Frontera on 16th St. south of Van Buren. (EDITED: I've now sampled Tacos Saguaro on 32nd st) I point those out in the hopes you have a good point of reference for what I feel is 'good'. Because they now eat this vendor's DUST, mi amigos!