Pretty disappointed in Toms..I have been shopping here since they opened for their $5 bag of…read moreavocados. I will make my Costco run and then come in here on my way home to support local business. They have been accepting credit card all this time but when I went in a few days ago the guy tells me I have to use cash or buy something else in order to pay with a card. I'm sorry but no thanks. I don't carry cash and I'm annoyed. You own a business, don't charge me extra to pay with a card. Not to mention I made the extra stop with a sleeping baby who woke up when I took him inside (turns out all for nothing). I will be getting my avocados from Costco now. It was easier that way all along but like I said, trying to shop locally but now I'm over it. Sorry to say but you lost a loyal customer.

Agree with all the other five-star reviews; stopped in yesterday for the first time and the…read moreprincipal at the high school happened to be there too, and thanked Tom for donating some produce--so not only a great selection of great produce at great prices, but a great guy running it too. It will become the regular ritual before heading to Stater for the less nutritious part of the grocery trip.

Amazing pasture raised eggs and great customer service from this family owned farm!…read moreI go out of my way to get these eggs and grateful I get to enjoy such a treat.

FRESH FARM EGGS!!! (5 stars + meteor shower + starlinks)…read more Pasteurized eggs are the best quality. But pasture raised + fresh farm eggs; Hens that roam freely and forage, even better quality! Did you know... fresh farm eggs can sit on the counter (unrefrigerated) for up to 14 days IF the eggs have yet been refrigerated. And they are SO good. Obviously, refrigerate if they won't be consumed within the 14 days but once refrigerated they must stay refrigerated . When buying at the booth, they have not been refrigerated. Current price: $8 for 1 dozen. Expensive but quality and freshness is priceless. If you haven't had fresh farm eggs or don't know the difference, you need to refine that pallet of yours because you are missing out. Fresh as in unwashed!!! I've gone "country" in this beach city! Many times I have considered taking the drive to Ramona to the farms to hunt for some fresh eggs for my baked goods, breakfasts, and my fresh pasta noodle making. Especially when it comes to making my fresh pasta noodles from scratch I want the freshest eggs possible. Well, you don't need to drive to the farms. Their tent is available at some of the farmers markets around the county. If you see their tent, don't pass them up! Well worth $8. Some of the other food vendors at the farmers markets use their eggs as well. I had a "breakfast bowl" and they were frying up fresh eggs from Three Sons Farm. The taste of fresh eggs... I can't find the right words that deserve their compliments. Has a fresh and clean taste to them. The yolk doesn't have a harsh "yolks-ness" taste, it's lighter and creamier - if that makes sense?! The difference is in the yolk. I will take creamier over store bought any day. Ex: I make my own fresh pasta noodles from scratch. That alone, the noodles are already fresh and silky. With fresh eggs... "!!!!!" JABA APPROVED. Until the next review....

Sweet place with great variety. Unfortunately the worker Jacob who works at the food bar was rude…read morevery passive aggressive. Interesting interaction, hope he feels better.

Hidden gem in Ramona…read more Thursday nights at Ramona Family Naturals are one of those things you almost don't want to tell too many people about. Dirty Confetti sets up on the patio and plays country while everyone settles in with something cold to drink and something good to eat. No big production. No velvet ropes. Just live music, a laid-back patio, and a crowd that seems perfectly happy to have found the place. I went with the steak sandwich--tender steak, grilled onions, greens, sauce, good bread, and a pile of seasoned potatoes on the side. Nothing precious about it. Just a damn good sandwich. They also have a great selection of local wines and local craft beer, which makes the whole thing feel even more like Ramona. Good food. Cold beer. Local wine. Live music on a Thursday night. Sometimes the best places aren't trying very hard to be cool. They just are.

Not to get confused with Connelly Gardens, Connelly Farms is Tim's older brother Neil. It is a…read morefamily affair with Ryan, his son and wife Ann, all running the business. Neil is found running the Saturday veggie/fruit stand. Ryan is busy putting together their "Farm" bags and the micro-farms, and Ann is sending out weekly recipes of what to make with this week offerings. Connelly Farms is open all year around on Saturdays 9am - 2pm. Since they are open all year around what veggies and fruit they offer changes with the season. Check their website for what they are currently offering now. As it is summer, they have beautiful heirloom tomatoes,different types of summer squash, green and yellow string beans, pimento peppers, figs, white nectarines, eggs, herbs, lettuce varieties, and many other veggies I can't remember off the top of my head. They are known for their purple artichokes in the spring. They have had green, white, orange and purple cauliflower, cabbage, yams, lots of different citrus, He also has sugar cane for sale but you need to asked for it. I suggest to get there soon after they open if you want the best selection. Some of their items go quickly. When you come upon the circular driveway, enter on the left side where you see the sign, drive slowly past the veggie stand and park beyond it in a way you don't block the driveway so people can get out.

Good fruits it's so sweet and fresh . I'm enjoying here . I can't wait till I get to my kitchen…read moreand bake

Awesome little farm! Little stand where you can buy veggies for a great price, and we were able to…read morewalk around and check out all the growing going on. Very nice and beautiful little place. Check it out! Open Wed. 1pm to 4:30pm, Friday 1pm to 4:30pm and Sat. 8am to 2:30pm.

I've never once experienced a rude cashier here. Until today. After waiting at the only open…read moreregister (light on) with no one around for a couple minutes, a man walked up and started ringing up my stuff. Didn't say a word the entire time. Besides that, there was a dog (NOT a service dog) cruising around on a leash and the whole store smelled like urine. I will never be back. Grocery Outlet shouldn't have a problem.

I accidently left my phone at the store. And when I tried to look up the store phone number to…read morecall and see if someone was nice enough to turn my phone in - come to find out - stores don't have listed phone numbers. Apparently, Aldi's thinks this is a cost saving measure. Although entirely my fault, I had to make the 10 mile drive back into town to find out if someone was nice enough to turn in the phone. Not good Aldi's!

Note that as of mid-December, this store has new owners (Liz and Victor) and is now called Farm to…read moreTable Quality Produce. They still have the great avocado deal ($5/bag) and will be carrying a few new items.

Nice small local produce outlet with a personal touch and country feel. I've been here several…read moretimes now, mostly after avocado and tomato. They have a decent selection of basic healthy foods plus a limited selection of packaged items, pickled garlic among those. Small quantities on display but all appear to be of good quality. Most recently added a head of broccoli to my checkout, tastes good, not bitter and no bugs, always a plus. A good close option for healthy basics.

Best Tacos.. I usually dont leave reviews but in this case I need to give this family lots of…read morecredit they have great service, great food, 10/10 love it.. pepes Tacos 100% recommended..

Tasty hole-in-the-wall taco place. Every meat was super savory. The tripe in particular tasted…read morecrunchy and delicious and not gamey at all. The staff don't know English particularly well, but plenty enough to get by. I could tell plenty of locals frequent this area. Also, there's no AC so it's nice to have a cold beverage in hand.

We visited Ramona fresh fruits at the end of the fall season. Thankfully, there were still ample…read moreamount of persimmon to pick. The staff were very warm, welcoming, and helpful as it was our first time. The highlight for me was being surrounded by the fall colored leaves and taking memorable photos of the family having fun. For $40, a 5 gallon bucket to fill was worth it, and we were able to share the harvest family and friends for Thanksgiving.

The fruit and the ppl are amazing and they really are a great bunch of ppl. They take pride in all…read moreof the products and they stand by them. You can't even call it service, it's literally like going to your grandparents house and eating all the goodies. I could talk to them all day and not get bored. The ambiance is relaxing and welcoming, it literally feels like home being here.