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

Healthy, very low sodium,…read moredelicious!................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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!

A great place if you need fresh fruits and vegetables. Today, we went for their Tomatozania Plant…read moreSale. We were interest in seeing what they had in store, since we've never stopped by before. We parks on the grass field and walked towards the vendors first. We bought some fruits and vegetables from the student farm stand (what a steal!) and it was a great feeling knowing that we were supporting the Cal Poly Pomona students. The produce was grown and picked by the CPP students. We also were able to purchase honey from CPP; the honey was produced at the school and jarred by students. There were about 8 food trucks. After we took a walk around, we went into the farm store. It was packed with people and the line was snaked around the interior of the store. I've never seen so many varieties of tomato plants or this many people interested in purchasing plants. We didn't walk away with a tomato plant this time around, but perhaps next time. It was lovely experience.

Im still a huge fan of Billy's Egg Farm and highly recommend them for their farm fresh eggs!…read more Their quality is amazing - eggs just tastes better! If you're looking for that rich deep orange yolk, you'll likely find it here. I find that their eggs do not always have that deep orange yolk, but it often does! I finally tried their Ugleez ($12.50/30 eggs) and besides being "ugly" and much lighter in color on the outside, they were delicious and had the perfect orange yolk! See my photos for comparison with their Jumbo ($12/20 eggs). It's a steal to get the Ugleez if you aren't looking for a massively huge egg and still want that farm fresh quality!

Still love this place -- stop here whenever I am in the Chino area. The prices are still reasonable…read morefor farm fresh eggs. Great and quick drive-thru window, and staff is friendly.

What I had: - Lincourt pinot noir ($9.60)…read more- DAOU cabernet ($9.60) - Manhattan ($9.60) - Oaxacan old-fashioned ($9.60) - Paloma ($11.52) - Dark and stormy ($12.48) - Old-fashioned ($11.52) - Wagyu tacos ($14.40) - Pigs in a blanket ($11.52) - 10 oz dry aged ribeye w/mushrooms ($35.52) - Filet mignon ($66.24) - Braised shortrib ($38.40) - Mushrooms ($12.48) - Maple pecan butter cake ($13.44) How it tasted: - The filet mignon abideth yet among my chief delights, in fair company with the mushrooms. A most near second is the braised short rib, served with a delectable and cloud-soft heap of mashed potatoes. Of lesser note were the wagyu tacos, pigs in a blanket, and the maple pecan butter cake, which proved but ordinary in their savor. Why gave I it four? - Forsooth, the service remaineth most excellent, the choices ample, and the fare overall commendable. Know thou, many of the draughts afore-mentioned were priced for happy hour as a small note. Of those dishes deemed but middling, the wagyu tacos and pigs in a blanket lacked that wondrous spark upon the tongue. Lastly, the dry-aged ribeye, though served with seasoning apart, did taste somewhat over-salted to mine palate. Yet, these faults did not greatly diminish mine experience for I retain my favored dishes and shall return anon. Verdict? - Shouldst thou find thyself near Claremont, prithee give it a try, for it is a place most grand.

Service was good. Staff were friendly, attentive and nice…read more Unfortunately, the food didn't quite meet my expectations, especially compared to other well-known steakhouses such as Gwen or CUT in LA. Steak and burger were ok. Fries weren't to my liking as they were the soft kind. However, if you're looking for a local steakhouse in the Inland Empire then it's still worth a visit as Meat Cellar is up there on the IE list (probably top 5).

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.

This is one of my happy places, what a treat. This cozy little shop is full of surprises. From…read moretheir wine selection to their charcuterie accoutrements to their variety of cheeses, there's something for everyone here. The cheesemongers who run the counter are so knowledgeable. They'll offer you samples and help you find just what you're looking for. Every time I bring someone to Claremont, I make it a point to stop here!

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.

Cute little egg ranch! You can see some of the chickens roaming near the back, and they have access…read moreto sunlight. The goats and sheep outside the egg store are also adorable! I bought some eggs and local honey. The cons I felt the need to share were mainly the customer service and the cleanliness of the egg shells. Out of the 24 eggs I bought, 20 of them had some chicken poop on them that I ended up cleaning at home. It looks like this place has an egg washing station but I'm not sure if they wash all the eggs thoroughly. The fruit stand outside was also overpriced and the lady overseeing was a bit rude. There's another egg ranch right across the street called Billy's Egg Farm that has cleaner eggs and the customer service is great! It's worth checking out.

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.

This is a wonderful little cafe stop for enjoying a midday snack or specialty beverage while…read morestrolling through downtown San Dimas. It's close to the Metro station, dog-friendly, and offers outside dining on their spacious, shaded patio where you might even find some live musical entertainment (if the time is right). The servers are friendly and quick to offer suggestions or field any questions about the menu. Also, though you order inside, they promptly deliver your food and/or beverages while you enjoy the fresh air and take in the local scenery. If you enjoy breakfast or lunch paired with a bit of people-watching, this is a place you should consider visiting.

This place gets very busy! I tried to come on the weekend with my family and found no luck with…read moreparking, so I had to raincheck it for another day... which was today. If you plan on visiting, I definitely recommend taking a peek at their large menu online before you get there so you have an idea of what you want. They have a huge patio area with fun games to play for the entire family, which is a great touch. The inside is a bit small with only a few tables and a little area to order, but the outdoor space really makes up for it. The staff was amazing in guiding my family and me toward the best food options for what we were craving. I ended up ordering the B.T.S.A. sandwich, which was a lovely combination of toasted bread, mayo, avocado, spinach, bacon, and tomato. It was a well-balanced comfort meal that really filled me up. For the side, I chose the cucumber over the fruit and sprinkled a little salt on top, making it a perfect pairing. I enjoyed the whole meal with an iced tea and really look forward to trying it again. I would love to come back on the weekend if I can manage to find a parking spot!

Starberry Farms is adorable! This little shop has a lot to offer. Plenty of fresh fruit, artisan…read moregoods, sweet treats, and even eggs too! Inside is clean and well maintained. The staff were very kind and welcoming. Vicki and Laurie were wonderful! We got fresh fruit and some chocolate covered honeycomb. Both were great! 10/10 experience :)

Thank you for carrying the J. Waldo Ward, Jalapeño Peach jam! It's simply the best and first to go…read moreon the charcuterie board. Locally made and sourced. Great gift no app. for it and not easily found.

I still really love this store overall, but after years of shopping here there are a few issues,…read morethe main one being their overly soaked lettuce. Most of the lettuce can take it, but their red lettuce cannot, which is my favorite. Every time it is soaked, I mean hold-upside-down-dripping- with-water soaked, and then it deteriorates quickly even if I wash and roll it in towels immediately when I get home. I've asked them if there is a way to change where the red leaf is, so it does not get so much water, but they don't seem to care. Now I can't even buy red leaf at this store, which is really inconvenient. The red leaf is not like soaked at other stores, so I'm not sure why it is here. Well, it's winter now, and I'm getting all my lettuce from my garden, but I'll check the red leaf again when my crop runs out. Also, they have a million types of the same bread (how much white bread do we really need?), but only have one selection of dark rye that is often out. If you see this, please try dark rye. It makes great meat sandwiches. I love it for my Tuna and Turkey Sandwiches. Maybe if more people get it, they'll buy more! ;) They also got rid of my favorite Pomi boxed tomatoes. I wonder if it's the tariffs.

Food of course it's great. Has everything we need. They're cool and chill here. Very helpful group.read more