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Sonoma Valley Fruit Basket

4.1 (74 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Earl S.

We were expecting more of a farm stand given the rurality of that Sonoma and it was more of a local grocery store. Some of the items are not local. The only items that seem local are the walnuts. Some of the fruit are shipped from Chile. We didn't make any purchases but it is nice to look around for a quick reprieve while out exploring and supporting local vendors in Napa/Sonoma and otherwise. The attendant was busy and didn't really acknowledge our presence.

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Angelica G.

I drive by this place all the time on my way home from work, and one day I decided to stop and check them out. I was not disappointed. There is plenty of parking. There is also a lot of fruits, vegetables, refrigerated items, pasta, jams, chocolate, and other snacks to explore. Employees are friendly. Customers some and go so it's not packed. It's very spacious. I have been here a few times now and I always enjoy it. I have purchased tangerines, figs, grapes, pumpkins and chocolate covered raisins. It's a very nice place to stop and shop.

Lynnette F.

What's not to love about this little produce stand? They carry much more than produce, and Jawad (sp) aka Joe, was so kind and helpful. I picked up better fruit here than I did at the Novato Farmers Market just two days before. It's very juicy, sweet and frankly, priced right!! Plus, they carry Carrs Ginger and Lemon cookies which are hard for me to find near home.

Jenn C.

I love this farmstand. I have been going to this farm stand for over 40 years. It's probably pass-through the hands of different owners since I first started going there but they always have very good produce, mostly conventionally grown, but they have a wide array of local products and imported things as well. On this particular visit a man and his junior high school son were running the store. The man was friendly and recommended that all the local foods, we are especially good. He particularly recommended the local honey. I brought home some gorgeous pomegranates, some Italian wafer cookies that are vegan by accident, and a few other things like onions that I need at home on this particular trip. Most of the produce is very seasonal and I think most of it comes from California and Mexico. There were chest that's from Italy and very little remainder of the 25 pound bag that was on display!

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The Fruit Basket : Great Produce Pairing Appetizers Location for Refueling(the body) post or between tastings Anna Mae is awesome Dried Fruits Veggies Drinks Cookables Grains, Beans, Intl.Products Tapenades, Mustards ,Wasabi Crackers, flatbread, pita, chips Candies, Dates, Locally made artisan treats By the bag snacks, or by the pound veggies Salads Hummus Amazing Area Open Air and Safe Parking Visibility Disability Accessible Big Lot Wonderful Attitudes AROMATIC, FRESH PRODUCE clean and packaged to date No expired products No iffy products Well manicured produce bins No rotting or molding produce..even behind the fresh stuff REALLY WORTH THE STOP HIGHLY RECOMMEND

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Jessica R.

The fruit selection is great and there are tables with prepackaged grains and candies. Only thing is you have to pay cash if is below $5 to avoid an additional charge/card.

Rotten watermelon we just purchased.
Michelle B.

We drove here all the way from the other side of town to get some fresh watermelon as that's one of the items they have advertised on their signage out side. Once we got home and cut into the watermelon it was completely rotten. This place gets two stars because of the friendly staff that works there.

Nic Z.

Sonoma Valley Fruit Basket is, as its name implies, a giant fruit stand (store* really) on the way to...you guessed it...Sonoma! I was in the car with other fruit and veggie lovers, so we pulled a U-ey when we drove past and had to go back! They have a huge selection, but the produce didn't seem any different from what you find at a regular supermarket. Prices were above average. If the quality had been, too, we would have walked out with much more.

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Ranjan P.

We couldn't resist stopping by this place on our way home. It's not at all what I expected, which was a modest little fruit stand full of organic fruits and maybe a couple of vegetables. Umm. Not that. It's a massive grocery store, brimming with more than you ever think you need, and then some. Up front it has loads and loads of fruits of every conceivable type--many in season and all those that are not as well. In the back of the shop, are produce and greens. There are aisles of all sorts of grains, candies, vinegars, sauces. Their offerings go on and on and on. It's an open-air market, but with covered awnings. Btw., nothing is organic :-(! Because of this, I was not motivated to buy as much as I originally had planned, but still because we had stopped--and the prices just could not be beat--we did buy peaches, nectarines, honeydew melon; green and black figs; cantaloupe. I did not have much hope for any of it tasting all that great (because of the lack of organicity :-), but after I got home, oddly the nectarines had already become ripe--whaaat?? So I tried one, and then, two, and then three-damn of man, were they ever fantastic: juicy but not mushy, sweet but not cloyingly, and super fresh. A-MA-zing! I should've bought more. And next time we're in the area, I will. Everyone was super friendly and efficient, boxed everything up for us in a literal cardboard box to make stuff easier to carry and transport in our car. I took plenty of photos to give you an idea of the massive scale of this place.

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Very well run local fruits and vegetables market with a good variety of fresh foods. Always friendly and fair. Love this place.

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Fresh fruit and vegetables at reasonable prices. Great customer service! We try to go as much as possible!

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These guys built a beautiful fruit basket based on a phone order! Great customer service and delicious fruit!

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The best. Great people, great products and better prices then the big supermarkets. Check them out and support local businesses.

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