By far the best guacamole I've ever had. Better than any restaurant and better than my mom's…read morerecipe. I'm Hispanic and am very picky about my guac. The King has it down perfectly. Their recipe is fresh, tasty, perfectly blended and the ingredients are high quality. Who knew that San Dimas had such royalty in our little town! I dare you to visit the shop and resist buying every container in the store. The smell of freshly made guacamole is just too tempting.

Delicious guacamole! They provide guacamole for big events! I never have purifrom them but their…read moreguacamole is deeelish!

The freshly squeezed OJ is a MUST. They use oranges grown on the campus by students and they taste…read moreso much better than store bought orange juice! No artificial flavors. The farm store has a variety of products from the campus farm, including fresh produce, jams, canned goods, dairy products, and more. There is a plant nursery around the front and back of the store as well.

My wife and I were taking the backroads from Chino Hills back to Los Angeles when we stumbled…read moreacross the Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store. This looked like a big ol' farm store and from the second I saw it, I was pretty darn excited. This large store features ample parking, tables outside, and a petting zoo that didn't actually have any animals, but maybe they were just inside. The shop itself is full of baked goods, clothing, drinks, and literally everything else you can usually find at a farm style store. I was super tempted to pick up a bunch of chocolate when walking around, but since it was pretty hot outside I had to settle for the farms own Orange Juice and a big fat rice crispy treat with chocolate and pretzel on top. The orange juice was OH SO refreshing on this hot day and the rice crispy treat was really good as well. Overall, The Cal Poly Pomona Farm Store is a great place to stop and pick up a few things. I really liked the two things I picked up and I can definitely see stopping back here the next time i'm in Pomona!

I somehow heard about how great Billy's Egg Farm is, but it's about an hour away from me and took…read moreme a while to come out. The next time I was in the area I made sure to check them out and was not disappointed. Every time I'm in the area I make sure to stop by and get some eggs. Staff is always friendly and the place is just adorable with the farm house, decor and of course all the free range chickens. Prices fluctuate, but they accept cash or credit cards for a small fee (small box in menu shows price). Drive thru makes it convenient and most of the time there is a line, but moves pretty fast. Depending on the time of day, the line may be short or long.

I've written a few reviews for Billy's Egg Farm in the past and I still stand by what I said. Eggs…read moreare excellent from Billy's and they are so friendly! I wanted to hop on with some updates on my most recent visit. They now accept credit cards! Their menu board shows two different prices - one for cash and one for credit card. It does cost a bit more to use a credit card, so bring cash if you can. Another thing is their Ugleez eggs. Don't skip out on those if you don't mind their appearance or the yolk size inconsistencies. I have bought them a few times and the egg yolks are beautifully orange and they taste great! It saves you some money by getting those and you still get that high quality egg with some deformities on the outside. Jumbo eggs sells out quick, so be sure to come early around their opening time if you want that size (which is the ones I always get).

Stellar service, exceptional burger and such a 10/10 dining experience there! So happy we chose…read moreMeat cellar to celebrate a birthday with good food- especially the burger & the steak platter. The fries were so good we had to pack the leftovers to go. Shout out to Katelyn and Dylan (sorry I forgot the names) but the staffs there at lunch time were exceptional and we were all very happy and satisfied!'!

Our first visit started off pretty rough. We arrived about 20 minutes before happy hour ended. We…read morewere brought water, but no one came to our table for several minutes. When we finally asked a server that was standing close by but never came over until I asked if she was our server, we will just call "C" replied, "Yes, unfortunately." Not exactly the best first impression. Her next comment was, "You have 3 minutes to get your happy hour order in," which made us feel rushed instead of welcomed. As for the food, we upgraded to the Wagyu surf and turf. Unfortunately, both the steak and lobster were chewy. The wedge salad was actually the highlight, although I specifically ordered it without blue cheese dressing or blue cheese crumbles, and it still came covered in crumbles. She offered to remake it, but we're just not the type to send food back. We were dining with three other couples, and only one person enjoyed their ribeye. Everyone else commented that their steaks were chewy and had an odd texture. The desserts were very good, and the ambiance was nice, but overall it wasn't enough to make up for the service and disappointing food. One last tip: save your money on the $24 Old Fashioned. It tasted no different than the $12 version. Overall, we probably won't be back.

This is hands down our favorite cheese monger in the LA area. Their service and selections are…read moreabove reproach, and the taste and quality of their cheese and meats are incredible. The entire staff is very friendly, helpful, and super knowledgeable about their products. They also hold various cheese events throughout the year, which can be educational and fun. Holy cow...sheep and goat! If you're a cheese fanatic, like us, we can't recommend the Cheese Cave highly enough. Don't miss out on this gem in Claremont Village.

Anytime we visit, there is always something new to try. Whether it's cheeses, duck fat, chips,…read moremarmalades or wines, I'm buying it! These folks just introduce the tastiest, most beautiful food into my life. I've been coming here since 2011, so you can imagine the culinary treasures I discovered through them. Their selection of pretty much everything is just so thoughtfully curated. My husband knows to brace himself whenever I ask him to bring me to the Cheese Cave because he just knows we're coming out with a huge haul after. The mall may very well be most people's happy place, but this is mine.

First Impression: farm animals, dirt lot, and where are the chickens?…read more Location: Nestled in the streets of chino with farms all around. Experience: We were looking for farm fresh eggs and came here due to the reviews and the fact that they were open. They offer a wide variety of chicken eggs. I had no idea how many color variations there were, but my wife wanted to try the green ones. I think it's because she see it online lol. We got a 30pc variety pack to get a taste of each. They even sell fresh and live chicken here. Note: The green egg has a darker yolk ... and i have to agree it does taste creamier and better.

I usually get my eggs from the The Ecology Center in San Juan Capistrano or a local spot in…read moreFountain Valley. Unfortunately, you can't always get eggs because people swoop in and grab them fast, and the prices are pretty high. As much as I love The Ecology Center, eggs there are about $15 for 12. At this farm, you can get 30 eggs that are fed sea kelp and high-quality ingredients for $17.50, which is honestly a bargain. Yes, it's a bit out of the way, but if you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping here. They also have homemade jams and honey.

This is a hidden GEM for good grub. Every time I am in the area this place is a must visit. I get…read morethe Butcher Burger and it hits the spot every time but they have several options to choose from. They also have a solid selection of good quality meet, BBQ spices, pellets and wood for the smokers and craft drinks.

I run a non-profit called AFFIRMATIVE ATHLETICS. We host…read moreaward ceremonies at the end of our seasons. I've had Corner Butcher cater our Fall and Spring award ceremonies. To say that they're a class act would be under the statement. Our youth (and staff) absolutely LOVED the BBQ both times. The tri-tip, mac n cheese and chicken flew out the trays. Two words: HONEY. BUTTER. The professionalism from CB staff is off the charts. Personable and ALWAYS ON TIME. I truly appreciate these dudes. They gave my program the touch of class and comfort it needs.

I had a good experience at Rail Side Cafe (San Dimas). I ordered the Nitro Cold Brew ($9 - Large -…read more24oz). It's HUGE! It's a functional, no-nonsense coffee. The coffee tastes like a clean, bitter, cold brew with a foamy top. (Important: Bring Cash. There's a 4% Cash Discount.) I arrived at Rail Side Cafe (San Dimas) on Thursday (around 12:13PM). Parking is simple but busy. There's a side lot for customers; sign says, "2 Hour Parking." Staff is courteous, no-nonsense, and diligent. Staff worked hard. Staff quickly answered all my questions. My coffee took about three minutes. Good time. As mentioned, I ordered the Nitro Cold Brew ($9 - Large - 24oz). The coffee is very standard. It tastes exactly like any imagined cold brew coffee. Personally, the roast tasted a little burnt, but it's a common, familiar coffee flavor. The strength was weak for a nitro, but the HUGE SIZE and affordability balances it all out. This is a functional, budget drink. On ambiance, Rail Side Cafe (San Dimas) is a HUGE success. There's a lot of utility. The location has a self-serve water station, public internet with no password, stacked high chairs for children, two game corners (ex: Chess, Giant Connect 4, Giant Jenga, Uno Cards, Etc), and about one available electrical outlet. I also appreciated the retro, upbeat music and 1930s movie decor. In addition, Rail Side Cafe (San Dimas) has plenty of seating. There's about four interior tables, but there's also 16 outside patio tables. The location is clean, well-maintained, and well ventilated. Overall, Rail Side Cafe (San Dimas) is a good, local neighborhood spot. It offers affordable choice that are prepared "good enough." I wouldn't drive a long distance for this spot, but it's a decent option if you're already nearby. 4.5 out of 5

A perfect little Sunday brunch Berry waffles with crispy…read morebacon, fresh avocado toast, and a delicious croissant breakfast. Good food, sunshine, and a slow morning -- just the way weekends should be.

My Yelp friend (Hi Hannah, thank you!) alerted us to Starberry Farms: a cute little family-owned…read moreroad side market in San Dimas, CA. Starberry sells fresh, high-quality strawberries! In addition to their strawberries, they sell other local produce, pantry items, candy, and treats like jams and local honey. They also carry eggs from Billy's Farm in Chino, Ca. We buy eggs from Billy's farm time to time, so it was nice to see them at this cute little market. We love all the produce and strawberries purchased! Also, we got some local brand Guacamole, Salsa, and Corn Chips. The corn chips from La Tolteca are amazing! Very light tasting and crunchy. The guacamole was fresh, a mix of chunky and smooth texture; good stuff, it's from Guacamole King in San Dimas, Ca. All local family owned places ! We love it here. It has a small town feel and customer service is friendly. Parking is available in their private lot and they take credit or cash.

First time visitors after reading the many positive Yelp reviews…read more This is a very nice roadside type of store. It is not big but it is just right for what they offer. The store is well maintained, stocked with fresh fruit and organized. I love that items sold here help local farmers. My wife purchased numerous items and everything has been much fresher than what we would spend at a supermarket. The young lady who assisted us was very helpful, friendly and extremely outgoing. This was a positive shopping experience and we will definitely return sooner than later

We went to the prepared food section to get a few items and the woman behind the counter who is…read morewearing sunglasses with cleaning equipment. Two minutes had passed by before she even acknowledged us. We smiled and said hello and she didn't smile back, which made things feel very awkward. She took our order and gave us our items and again we said thank you very much and smiled, and she just turned away. As he went on with our shopping, we felt that we imposed on her and that we were bothersome in someway just on her body language, and the fact that she didn't respond to our smiles or hellos. I feel Albertsons could do a lot better in managing their employees to treat customers with respect and kindness. I think from now on, we'll go and do our shopping elsewhere. . Albertsons, please do better.

Laura! This one goes out to you. Of all the hall monitors that never put their badge down, you…read morestand alone on an island of rule following psychos. Imagine having 9 self checkouts open and 1 human checker with a line spilling into the isle and telling people "the self checkouts are 15 items only, go wait in line." Btw the sign says "ABOUT 15 items". Don't worry Laura, I trust you. I know you aren't really scanning items, you're counting. Counting the items in everyone's cart down to the rolls of toilet paper in a case. What would society do without your logarithmic calculations in your brain? Ai isn't taking over the real world people, not with Laura on the job. Self checkouts are there for people who live alone and just need milk. People with families be gone with you! Stand in line and wait while the self checkouts stand idle for the REAL customers. Anyway Laura, you suck.