Egg ranch located in deep Ontario. A bit of a drive from the freeway because well, it's in the…read morefarmland area. I was excited to get eggs straight from the source and at very good prices as well! When you pull up to the farm there's an area where you can park. I came in on a weekday so it was chill and relaxed and not too busy at all. The folks here were very friendly and helpful. They were running a special I felt like I couldn't pass up even though it meant a lot more eggs than I can eat in a reasonable amount of time. $15 for 100 large brown eggs! I ended up giving a lot away to some friends so they didn't go to waste, but such a great deal. Their regular prices are more than reasonable as well, but depending on where you're coming from, you just have to make the drive out there.

Disneyland of Eggs! The outside is unassuming because It's a FARM. We city people tend to forget…read morethat when we say "oooh it's smelly." Yeah that's normal. Before the age of modern American supermarkets, we purchased the best ingredients from our local butcher, baker, or other specialized craftsmen. A wise shopper knew where to find the best of anything. Back then, Vortman's would have been popular among the wisest shoppers. Today should be no different. If I may suggest, read "The Dark Miracle of the American Supermarket" by Ben Lorr. (Slawsa will change your life!)

Ridiculously yummy!…read more Been here several times for their loaves of bread, scones, and cookies! For the bread, I've been enjoying their cinnamon raisin recently, but they are known for their different sourdoughs! Rosemary sourdough is a good one, but the cheddar sourdough has been pretty great with some garlic butter! You can also request the loaves to be sliced! For their scones, these are not your regular scones. They're as soft as a cookie, but there is still some density to it where a cup of coffee or tea would be a great addition. It's a pretty substantial scone, and I'm pretty full with just that and a drink. Chocolate scone has been my go-to. For cookies, the golden raisin oatmeal one is probably our favorite, followed by the snickerdoodle! Staff has been nice and accommodating! No issues here. Very clean store! It's a very popular bakery, and they can run out of goods before midday. Highly recommend to get here early. Plenty of spaces in the parking lot during the weekend, typically!

I drive by this place daily and I've always wanted to stop, but for some reason I never did…read more However, I made a specific effort to stop here the other day and I'm glad I did. Entering the small space felt warm and inviting the smells are amazing. I ordered a walnut sourdough loaf and a cheese. I think it was asiago.. both loaves were fresh and they actually lasted softer for a longer time than the sourdough loaves that I've bought from the farmers market.

This tiny store has been around for decades. The owners have changed, but they still manage to…read morekeep the same vibe and hard to find, imported Dutch products as before. If you are Dutch, or even a wannabe, you will be delighted. The last time I came here was at least a decade ago, but one bakery item stuck in my head all these years. I wondered if I could still find it. It was a thick cookie filled with delicious almond paste. After receiving a very friendly greeting, I wasted no time in asking about said cookie, and by golly, they had it. A different brand, different shape, but the same delicacy. Go straight to the refrigerator section to pick up a package of Almond Fingers. Irresistable. Finding this was way too easy, so I figured I needed to browse some more. The store clerk escorted me around, telling me about their products and answering all my many questions. She pointed out another favorite Dutch cookie, a crisp cookie great for dunking, shaped like a windmill. This is loaded with a wonderful blend of "Christmas" (my words, not hers) spices, and not too sweet. In case you are wondering, a small package landed in my shopping bag, too. And once home, it passed my taste test with 10/10 stars. In spite of being small, the store also carries a delightful inventory of canned and packaged goods and even some cute, Dutch knick knacks, like blue and white ceramic spoon holders and salt & pepper sets. You will find their candy section full of many options, including several brands of Dutch chocolates and real Dutch licorice. I love adventures like this! I only wonder why there is no such thing as a Dutch themed café in this area. We are missing out.

My mom ( who is Dutch) would shop there every Christmas for Holiday foods and (especially)…read morechocolate letters for St Nicholas Day. I hadn't been there in years and it hadn't changed a bit. Found a variety of treats. Will definitely be back.

BEEF BONES FOR DOG *** Solid butcher shop! Everyone here was super friendly and willing to help…read more We came all the way from Rancho Cucamonga to Chino specifically looking for beef knuckle bones for our pup. After calling multiple butcher shops, this was the only place I found that actually carried them. We ended up getting a whole beef femur bone for only $13, which was an amazing price. Can't wait to give it to our dog, and we'll definitely be back for more. If you're a dog owner like us, that's another reason to check this place out. I believe the girl I spoke with over the phone also mentioned that they offer both raw and smoked beef knuckle bones for dogs. She even cut the bones the way we wanted it Great service, great prices, and definitely worth the drive for us.

Go. Here. NOW. get…read morethe hot trip-tip sandwich with everything on it, use Monterey jack for your cheese choice. Red potato salad and an bag of ruffles for the combo. Now walk around and shop the amazing selection from their butcher cases, ample deli case, or peruse the seemingly endless varieties of sausage and game cuts in the freezers. The staff here are super friendly and great and helping first time customers. They're all willing to find the answer to your question even if they don't know themselves. Butchers are onsite for custom processing and speciality cuts. Really charming bit of old chino, hoping they stick around for decades to come. They do all my custom animal-share processing and do a great job, looking forward to another perfect Christmas ham.

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).

This is the best place to come to for fresh carne ranchera for asada specially if you get it…read moremarinated, i have been coming here since 2007. The carnitas & chicharrones are also a must try always fresh they hit the spot for weekend mornings with the salsas in the meat department. Rich.. From Riverside Ca

La costilla para caldo muy fea muy grasosa y no vale la pena ir tan lejos para que te atiendan con…read moremala actitud y te den carne de mala calidad. Cuando estaba vivo Don Daniel el si le ponía mucho empeño a su negocio, ahora no veo ni recibo la misma atención.

I'm sure you've all seen this lovely family business' videos floating around in your social media…read moretimelines, and as if their delicious looking candies weren't enough to entice you they also offer a candy demo certain days during allotted times. I was lucky enough to be the only person at their 11am candy cane demo Saturday morning (oh college football season), and their co-owner Jerry was there right by the window prepping that beer colored blob that he was about to split into colors and add flavoring and citric acid into the blob that would be aerated into a white blob. It's inspiring to watch a skilled candy smith (I made that word up) forge molten sugar into intricate stripe patterned candy. Soon enough tourists who were walking thru wound up sticking around to watch as well, and it became a wholesome candy party! It was more enchanting to watch in real life than on my phone haha, and everyone who worked at the store were very congenial and telegenic. Jerry was extremely knowledgeable and answered all my silly questions. Aside from the fun experience of seeing your candy being prepared, the candy itself was unbelievable. That day Jerry was making sour blueberry candy canes and pillows. I was able to try a nice warm sample pillow after his daughter Abby used that contraption to shape the ropes into pillows. I even got a warm rope to make a heart shaped candy (if you pay $6.50 online on their website). After trying a little piece, I was converted. I'll never buy a not homemade hard candy again. The difference is night and day how fresh the candy was and also when you bit into it was literally light as a pillow and didn't feel like you were gonna break your teeth. It made me wonder why was I eating those stale candy canes from CVS. While waiting for my heart to cool, I shopped around and grabbed some peanut brittle, mango tajin pillows, and a box filled with homemade chocolates. I nibbled on each item when I got home and was floored by the painstaking craftsmanship it took to make these morsels. I couldn't pick a favorite. I was also impressed that the hard candy selections I made when cold was also light to bite into. I think that speaks to the simple traditional style of candy people can stand to embrace and enjoy. It's not too bad of a drive so I'm definitely coming back for Christmas candy canes. Please make a trip to a rare spot that has stood the test of time.

Do you love candy? You will live it here ! Lots of vintage…read moreand old Time candies And they make candy canes !! You can watch them make them - it's so fun! It looks so easy, probably be Aus they have been doing it for so long ! So many flavors and colors. Truly a candy lovers dream.

Javier manger was the best!! Supper friendly excellent service, was a great time. Definitely coming…read moreback.

My review is mostly based on the presentation. I did not end up buying meat :…read more Service at the butcher was right away . I just wasn't too impressed with the meat . I wanted to try a different butcher but we ended up leaving . Not my vibe and I wasn't sure about the quality.

First Impression: I want alll the milks and wish they gave our samples…read more Location: Off the main road. You will miss it if you do not pay attention Experience: We arrived in the morning. It was not too busy, but there were other families picking up milk while we were browsing. There were a lot of choices to pick from; I had my choices but always like to ask the workers for suggestion because i feel they know best. They had an horchata flavor, but they said it was watered down and suggested the orange creamsicle. Note: The banana milk was out of this world. The perfect balance and I killed the quart in 2 days.

It was a real treat being able to try different milks. Strawberry milk holds a sacred place in my…read morelife, and theirs did not let me down. Strong and sweet flavor, slightly creamy - satisfaction all around. The orange cream was a nice find, never thought the mix would work but I was wrong! I wish I had some right now. The banana milk was great! Likely no different from any other banana milk you can find, but it is a tasty twist to milk. The chocolate milk was good but nothing special I suppose.. There are more that I seek to get in on, such as the root beer float flavor, but it was sold out.. The milks are expensive, that part is a bummer. They do have a "special" going for their 12oz mini bottles, 2 for $8 (individually they are $5). The dude who posted in July that this place is off the main road and can be missed couldn't be more wrong. It's at the corner of Ramona Ave and Riverside Dr, a main road and rather busy intersection.. For the cry baby posting about the service fee and lack in communication on getting a $1 back for the glass bottle - they seem pretty upfront about these things. When telling customers their total, they give the option as cash or credit/debit card but with the dollar fee. They were clear about this to my party and the two customers before me.. Check the place out, don't be discouraged to indulge.

Friendly, helpful and very accommodating. I got jumbo eggs on the imperfect side so the price was…read morealso great. The eggs are delicious.

I wanted to check this egg farm out since it's closer to my house than the one I usually go to…read more There's parking on site, once you enter there's a house to the right and the warehouse where you go in to buy the eggs is straight ahead thru the light blue door. It's a very tiny space maybe two customers can fit at a time. The prices are good and they have different sizes and colors. You can pay cash or Zelle only. If I run out of eggs before my shopping is done for the month, I'll come here to get eggs.