This is a long overdue review, but I got to visit while they were having their opening event to…read morepreview their services and the new little pens and huts for the animals. There were some food vendors and community sponsors there as well which was nice. Event wasn't super crowded and everyone had their chance to look at the animals and pet them when possible and allowed to. We parked where the other cars parked and had to take a dirt path up to the ranch, so make sure you wear comfortable closed toe shoes and some clothes you don't mind getting dusty. The area doesn't have much in terms of shade for people especially if you're out in the open, so put on some sunblock, sunglasses, and maybe a hat. All the workers were friendly and welcoming and are there to answer any questions you may have. I love that the animals were friendly, comfortable, and are rescues. There's little signs with bios, info about the species and their personal stories too. Love that. My favorite are the little piggies and the tortoises. Can't wait for a chance to come and visit again.

Finally got to visit on one of the first Saturday mornings of the month! From the moment we…read morearrived, the lines were already long, both for parking and for getting into the market! So we ended up parking by the Community Center and walked on over instead, which honestly wasn't bad at all lol. Definitely bring cash, though!! Reception isn't the best here, and you'll more than likely lose signal :( Other than that, it was really cool seeing all the different farm animals they had (goats, sheep, chickens, a pig, a mini horse, dogs, tortoises, ducks, and more!) Plus, there were so many unique vendors to check out :)

This is a home-based business located in Norco's horse country, starting in 2024. We love farm…read morefresh eggs, so this piqued my interest. To our delight, we found their "egg store" is actually their converted garage. Bottom line, expect nothing fancy for their store, but this is a little gem regardless. If you can not make it during regular business hours, fear not! On the front porch is a smart vending machine where you can buy their products even during off hours. You pay by scanning your phone/credit card to make a purchase. The vending machine contains jars of their unfiltered honey, their eggs (sold by the dozen), specialty lotions and soaps, and other products from small, local businesses. Their eggs are super fresh, huge, and come in varying colors, light beige to deep brown. The yolks are deeply colored and rich in minerals. These are obviously very happy, well fed chickens. While the eggs are more expensive than store-bought, you can expect his to be super fresh. He explained that, typically, store-bought eggs are several weeks old before you can buy them. His are a day-old. On Wednesdays (and sometimes Sundays) they sell locally-made sourdough bread loaves, until they run out. Their business card says they also carry other baked goods, but we did not see any on our visit. We returned on Wednesday and came home with a perfect loaf of sourdough bread... wonderful! The front garden is a welcoming, mini paradise, set up with chairs/benches, and filled with pretty flowers, an above-ground vegetable garden, and lush landscaping. They invite their visitors, young and old, to come and stay awhile. Children are challenged to a game where tiny play figures are hidden in the garden to find. It's an adventure for the whole family. This is a chicken farm. The ladies are housed in the back. We are looking forward to a "chicken tour" soon with the grandkids. The honey he sells is from his own bee hives in Temecula, Fallbrook and two other cities I have already forgotten. While I forgot to ask his name, he is a delightful, dedicated owner. His proudly Portuguese grandmother was there helping out, and a real jewel. It is a pleasure supporting a small business, run by good, earnest people like these.

Wonderful honey and eggs and amazing customer service…read more Would recommend their products

This place is amazing. They are kind, helpful and knowledgeable. Helping me to understand how to…read moretake care of my beautiful, healthy flowers and tomatoe plants I bought there. There was lots to chose from, very reasonably priced. And we bought an extremely delicious banana nut bread. Yummy!!!! We highly recommen.

Amazing service and friendly staff Highly recommend them…read moreOn time and cute animals Staff was very kind and passionate with kids

This petting zoo was the hit of my sons party!!! The parents were more into the mini animals. They…read morecame to our location and the kids were so excited to play with the mini pony's and goats. I highly recommend them. They responded so quickly and the service was amazing and they will be attending my nephews party as well. Thank you to the owners for making my sons party so memorable. Thank you for the great pictures and family pics we got to take with the miniature piglets. We will see you next year at my sons next birtbday. Thank you again for a very special day for our friends and family.

I absolutely love this place. The produce is always so fresh, and everyone here is super nice and…read morehelpful. One of my favorite things is that they have fresh juices on the weekends -- and you can genuinely taste the quality of the produce. It just hits different when it's that fresh. If you live nearby, I highly, highly, HIGHLY recommend stopping by to pick up some produce and juices. It's definitely worth it. I've yet to try their salsa, but trust... one day I will lol.

Bought a jam yesterday from a stand in Glendora and i didn't open it until this morning and it's…read morecovered in mold. From buying to coming home the jam has been at a cool temperature and I keep it in the refrigerator overnight, so that means they were selling it moldy. Very disappointed and especially at the price point of $7 per jar I would have expected better. If you are buying from a stand make sure to open your jar and check for mold.

I live by LAX and the ceramic studio that I belong to doesn't do Raku firings. HOWEVER, last year…read moreand this year we were able to come here to experience the art of Raku. It was like an educational hands on field trip for us. Also a fun way to be more creative and collaborative with another ceramic studio. I had a fantastic experience last year and when I found out that we were going to be able to return this year, I jumped on the opportunity! They provide the glazes, the brushes and their expertise. There were several people helping us during this event. Every single staff member was an expert in Raku. They knew so much about their glazes and combinations, the entire firing operation, reduction and post firing procedures. There's a lot of down time while waiting for the kiln to reach its optimum temperature. We got to ask the staff all kinds of questions. They were eager to interact with us: warm and inviting, full of great advice and really knowledgeable ceramicists. Such great team work!They don't talk down to anyone, even praised some of our potter's art work. I loved hearing people share how they made their pieces, and I was proud to share my own story about the construction of my "bird bath" - as one of my fellow ceramicist called it. The participation between the two studios was phenomenal! Thank you Dave, Erik, Oscar, Mary, Darrell and Elise. Sorry that Scott wasn't with us today. You guys are fantastic!!! By the way, thanks to you, Dave and Erik, I absolutely love the way my pieces came out! Your patience and advice made my day. For those of you nay sayers, I've been doing ceramics since 1972, so I kind of think I know something about clay. Bravo! If I live long enough, I'll be back! A million stars for the Clay Yard!

We had an amazing time. Liz is very patient, and she's a great teacher. If you're not interested in…read morejoining, they do private group sessions.

Tiny free museum next by Ontario Museum of History and Art museum. Awesome talkative informative…read morestaff and a great choice of artwork from local artists. Despite there only being one main exhibit showing (the others were currently being prepared), I think it was a super great exhibit with bold striking art. I liked it a lot!

A nice smaller museum that's across the street from the other main museum. This one holds single…read morecurated exhibits at a time, which can be more enjoyable to check out. Was greeted by the front desk person. She was a nice lady and explained what they were exhibiting there. Told me there was also a video room, that was ahowing an artist's whose work that was displayed there. Pretty spacious museum. It feels like this may have been a remodeled former home, so it feels like you're walking in an open house, but instead, the walls are displayed with a decorative exhibit. Chaffey Community Museum is currently you showing the Chicana(o) inspired artwork, specially with the Southern California murals that you see all across the region. You get to see many photos and art pieces here. Worth checking out if you're in the area. Would want to come back to see a future exhibit!

Best Carne Asada I've Had From a Meat Market!…read more I came to Lazaro's to get meat for a baby shower, and I couldn't be happier with my experience! I spent almost $400 on meat to feed a crowd, and it was worth every penny. The meat was incredibly tender, full of flavor, and honestly so much better than what I've had from other meat markets. Everyone at the event enjoyed it! The owner was also super nice and appreciative of my business. He even gave me three free salsas with my purchase, which was a really nice gesture. And let me tell you, those salsas did NOT disappoint! The jalapeño salsa was my personal favorite. It was super creamy, packed with flavor, and honestly addicting. I kept going back for more! I'm including pictures of the meat we purchased, the baby shower we used it for, and the salsas so you can see for yourself. If you're looking for quality carne asada that's tender, flavorful, and worth your money, I highly recommend giving Lazaro's a try. Great meat, great salsa, and great customer service. You can tell they care about what they do and appreciate their customers. I'll definitely be coming back!

You guys need to update the name of this market it's newly reopened 4 years ago under a new name an…read morenew owners