One of my favorite late summer activities is visiting the ranch to pick peaches! They offer a wide…read morevariety, and the peach trees stretch across a vast expanse of land. It's a beautiful walk through the farm and the orchards. They seem to have dozens of peach varieties because every time I visit, there's something new to pick. Unlike other U-pick farms, their prices are very reasonable, around $1.50 per pound, and they decrease later in the season. They have such an abundance of peaches that they just want to clear them out! In addition to peaches, they also sell other fruits and vegetables depending on the time of year. This time, they had massive zucchini and loads of corn! I always grab some local honey too, which is both reasonably priced and delicious. I'm amazed that more people don't know about this local gem! I go every year and highly recommend a visit!

From the owner: local 165 Acre Southern Oregon Farm offering Grass fed beef, sold in 1/4, 1/2, or full…read more U-Pick Peaches, boxed Peaches, and Fresh Sweet corn, and other great local Produce

Fry Farm is the best kept secret in the Medford area. Their produce is local, seasonal, organic and…read morefresh. The baked goods, soups, salads, and sandwiches make the perfect to-go lunch. Great flower bouquets and hand made items and gifts. This It's a delightful experience that makes me feel thankful to live in the valley. Truly a local gem.

Amazing Ashland Folk Collective music event. Lush green lawn for chairs, charming lights, food…read moretrucks, wine. Smaller venue. Of course great music! This is now my preferred place over the Britt, which is such a hassle and mobbed.

I visited here during the holidays and it was a great experience!…read more Like a typical farm store, they had a lot of products for raising animals and gardening. Pet owners will find accessories for horses, dogs and cats. I remember seeing a variety of mice and other small rodents for sale. Live plants were in short supply, but it was winter, and much to be expected for that time of year. With a clean store and friendly employees, I highly recommend.

This location has the largest selection of pet supplies. Items include pet harnesses, leashes,…read moretoys, brushes, shampoos, travel accessories, and food. Much better than the other locations.

Super friendly staff will walk you thru their cheesy offerings. They also sell a variety of…read moreproducts from other cheese makers, as well as other goodies to pair with your cheese like Olympic Provisions and Molinari meats. We shared a classic rogue grilled cheese ($8) and 12oz tomato soup ($6). While super satisfying, including the bread they used, I personally would have loved more blue! We picked up some of the Rogue River Blue (made with AUTUMN milk, wrapped in Syrah leaves soaked in pear spirits - mind blowing) and the new BluZu (soaked in yuzu-infused sake) and are looking forward to enjoying them at home. There are some indoor seating as well as outdoor tables. There was a steady flow of patrons as soon as they opened, so can see them getting super busy and probably a bit of a wait to taste if visiting later, especially on a weekend or holiday.

All of thier cheese is phenomenal! The service wasn't as great as I would like but I still walked…read moreaway with almost $60 in cheeses . I most certainly would have purchased more Cheese had I had the right service /education on the available Cheese in their showcase. In addition, I had planned on buying a grilled cheese sandwich, but it looks like they had cleaned up everything and I didn't see any evidence of any sandwiches being made and I was there around 2:30pm on a Tuesday. I look forward to trying one next time . I'm really looking forward to putting the Caveman Blue or the Crater Lake Blue in a burger with barbecue sauce and grilled onions The Cotswald has chives in the cheese and is an amazing cheese thst would be magnificent on top of a baked potato or in mashed potatoes.. While I was in the creamery I met another woman that had driven all the way from San Diego just to get some cheese! Now that's dedication and shows the loyalty for their Cheese.. The creamery has a very well organized shop inside including various pastas, jams and sauces. Outside there was a lovely seating area. Since I had purchased some wine earlier and forgot a wine key to open them thankfully they had them available for sale. Advice on parking there is no parking out front or back. You'll have to park before you get to the creamery in the larger parking lot and walk about 100feet. My overall rating of the cheeses ..5 Service .... 4 Cleanliness...5

Great Meat Market Lots of choices…read more I did come for a sandwich. NO SANDWICHES anymore just a meat shop

This is a small shop...so don't come in with expectations that they have the same selection as the…read moreother butcher shop in Eagle Point. I've gotten the Korean style short ribs at $4.99 a pound. It was delicious! Great meat to fat ratio. I've found that sometimes those cuts can be too fatty or that amount of meat can be uneven from one side to another. Not the case with the purchase I made here. Just marinaded it with some Korean BBQ sauce and threw it on the grill...nom nom nom! Their polish dogs are super yummy! Great snap to the casing and great flavor! I slathered it with some Dijon mustard and ate it with a super soft hoagie roll. I just bought their beef hotdogs, will update the review when I try those. So I've been craving a good, solid sandwich around here. From R&Ds to Luigi's...THIS place makes a better sandwich. I've had the Italian and the tri tip sandwich, both on a French roll. Soooooo goood!!! The bread had a good chewy exterior and a soft pillowy interior. The flavors of both sandwiches were perfect! Get the habanero jack on the tri tip with BBQ sauce, that's a yummy cheese. The sandwiches were a little pricey ($7.99 and $8.99), but are still worth it to me. They don't have many other specialty sandwiches, but can make some basic sandwiches if you prefer (ham, turkey, roast beef, etc). Oh and the service there is great. People were friendly and helpful. They answered all our questions and even recommended things for us to try for our next visit. I'll be back to try their enchiladas. They were $3.99 for some fatty ones. Also can't wait to try their in-house made bratwursts.

This new store on the Fry Family Farm near Medford is hard to find but worth the visit. It carries…read morethe fresh produce from the Fry farms and other farms plus preserves and local bread. We got some very good heirloom apples and a jar of local sauerkraut that was better than most commercial brands. It will close during winter months until the next year's produce is harvested.At this time of year (November) there isn't much fresh produce available. This is a small meat section.

Grange Co-op is a wonderful part of our Community here in Center Point! Find all your gardening…read moreneeds, pet needs, livestock supplies and more!

Due to COVID, the OR cheese festival has been virtual for the last 2 years. I haven't attended the…read morefestival in person, but I really enjoyed the virtual version this year!! I registered online and picked up my bag of cheese at Don Froylan in Salem! The bag continued an amazing variety of OR cheeses-many that I had never heard of! We even received a Portland Creamery Goat Milk Caramel Sauce, which is probably the most delicious thing I've ever had! The virtual "festival" had interviews with many of the farms/cheese makers! I'm sure on person meetings would have been more fun but I thought the OR Cheese Guild did a great job putting this together!!

From the owner: The Oregon Cheese Festival is a Farmers Market-style event supporting the Oregon Cheese Guild,…read morefeaturing cow, sheep, and goat cheese from Oregon and Western U.S. creameries. Enjoy pairings of fine Southern Oregon wine, craft beer, ciders, assorted beverages, local artisan crafts, and great food under large heated tents. Sample and purchase local, artisan cheese, specialty foods, beer, wine, and cider from over 100 vendors. Culture Magazine, one of the leading periodicals in the cheese industry, has named the Oregon Cheese Festival one of the Ten Best Cheese Festivals in the U.S.

Estoy en el goodwill de la 22 ave y 21 st en miami florida…read moretienen 5 cajas registradoras.pero ahora tienen una.sola funcionando igual a otras ocasiones solo dos a veces he pasado mucho tiempo buscando.cosas. pero. Me he tenido que ir. Es un lugar con tremenda venta no entiendo que esto pase .

I donate to Goodwill in Central Point. There is a gentleman that works in the drop off section…read more His name is Cornell. He is the most helpful and nicest man who goes out of his way to help you. He should be recognized for his great customer service.