"Napa's Popcorn sellers at Farmers Market is a must for free samples of freshly made and sealed…read morebags "Saturdays only" If you love Popcorn and most people do try this couple who owns and operates this Booth at Farmers market Napa! NOBUGAGA'S Blue Ribbon tell Cole & Saya you Were sent by Mike&Dianne For a complete sampling..... cheers!

THAT WAS FUN! Had my…read moreone and only taste of the Napa Farmers Market, and it is thee place to be on Saturday Morning. Tons of parking, tons of vendors, tons of yummy food! Since I'm passing thru Napa, I didn't buy any "produce", as I will be on flying, and that doesn't make sense. However, I was able to taste and try many of the food vendors present. First off, OHM Coffee. As it was 83 degrees, I didn't want anything hot --- I opted for the Iced Matcha Latte. It was delicious! Nothing that made it "stand out", but I know a good Iced Matcha when I taste one --- definitely started my rounds around the market right! For breakfast, I've been craving a good breakfast burrito and found the vendor, "Earth's Bounty". It was a bit of a healthier take on the chorizo and potatoes --- they swapped it out for bacon and roasted veg. which included zucchini and sweet potatoes --- but I was pleasantly surprised! I devoured the whole thing!! The tortilla was warmed perfectly, and the melted cheese that crisped up on the grill made it EXCELLENT! To top it off, I visited a stand selling "MAUI STYLE POTATO CHIPS", helmed by the most friendly woman, named Sara. She was so awesome, and let me sample whatever I wanted. Needless to say, I purchased 3 bags of chips for $27. If bought individually, it would be $10 per bag. Such a great market to visit whenever your in Napa! 10/10!

Amazing u-pick it farm in Napa. Huge selection of unusual fruits. My family and I went here in…read moreOctober what a delight. This really is a fun outing. Mr. Hoffman has a adorable little station with buckets and prices. This is a seasonal store because everything is natural. Wide variety of apples, sugar plums, apple-pears, peaches,walnuts, & the worlds most sinful figs. YUM. What a great place to relax and stock up on produce at affordable prices. If you are in napa check this out.

I discovered Rancho Gordo beans a few years ago when I found the heirloom beans inside a salad at…read moreCheeseboard pizza in Berkeley. I started buying Rancho Gordo beans online and they were the best beans I've ever had. Beans I have never seen or heard of before. A whole new world was discovered. Their website is beautiful to look at and informative. I also bought their bean cookbook. I subscribed to their emails and recently got the important news that their new store opened on Main Street and only a few blocks away from the Napa farmer's market. The store is very modern with wood floors, large windows and lots of light. They don't carry all the beans online but they do carry a good amount. I got some special black beans (Frigik Negro de Vara), very pretty green split peas and a new rare variety that goes bad fast (Flor De Junio bean) and a special fresh tumeric spice (see photos). I'm excited to try the new items. It is nice that they have dried Porcini mushrooms and morel mushrooms you can use in their bean soup. The porcini mushrooms are the brand that Rancho Gordo recommends and you can get 1.43 Oz for $19. They have interesting high quality spices and I bought a tumeric. They had samples of cooked beans. The ladies were friendly at the counter. I'm definitely returning to get more products!

My first time to the Rancho Gordo store, if your into heirloom beans, lentils, spices and grains…read morefrom Indigenous americas this shop is worth a visit. If you cant make it to the shop then check out their web store front www.ranchogordo.com. As for the store front I really liked the way they have the shop decorated and how they have their products on display. When i was there they had some really nice mellow latin music playing and were selling fresh tortillas so the shop smelt really good. While the selection can be a bit intimidating they have people that can answer your questions while you look. For example i explained the beans and lentils i liked and they were able to recommend the Heirloom equivalent. Also they have recipes for many the different beans & lentils as well. Overall was a very fun trip to visit the store front and cant wait to go back the next time im in Napa.

The best loved 2 little acres in all of Sonoma town. Outstanding quality fruits and vegetables. I…read morebuy almost all my fresh produce from The Patch The Patch attends most of the Sonoma County farmer's markets.

Tomtoes are $5 a pound. Way too expensive. Four medium size for $11 - I don't think so. I can do…read morebetter at the Fruit Basket at the intersection of Highway 12 and West Thomson Ave in Boyes Springs at $1.99 a pound.

Such a charming little farm! We stopped by recently after a short Napa trip and we were greeted by…read morea staffer right after we parked in their lot. There is clear signage for parking, but it wasn't clear right off the bat where the shop entrance was so it was so nice to be greeted and taken around by the staffer! I am horrible for not remembering her name, but she was lovely and very informative. We had a memorable stop here because of her :) The shop is small but cute. I really loved their strawberry lavender lemonade and shortbread thumbprint cookies! The cookies have a strawberry lavender jam center. The lemonade had a great balance of flavor and is so refreshing on a hot day. Turns out we visited when most of the lavender was harvested. I will try to make it back again next time in May or June so I can catch a glimpse of the lavender farm when it's full! It was cool to learn that there were many varieties including white lavender. There was still a section with plenty of purple lavender where we got to take some pictures and my friend trimmed her own little bouquet of lavender for her mom. I highly recommend visiting this farm if you're in the area.

So worth the trip over! From the moment you come to farm your greet by friendly, kind, and inviting…read morestaff ready to teach you about the farm and their varieties of lavender. The Shop has a lot of lavender products, I ended up getting the cookies, honey, hydrosol, and Lemonade. All of which were great products I have really been enjoying. The shop is so cute with drying lavender hanging overhead. Definitely look forward to coming back again.

This is a very small farmers market compared to what I am used to. There was a variety of vendors…read morethough. Some were selling jewelry, cutting boards, fresh fruit and vegetables. The vendors were all very kind and welcoming. It is also a rain or shine market! It happened to be sprinkling when we were here. Overall, if you're looking for fresh fruits and veggies in Calistoga, it seems like a good stop on your Saturday morning.

There are a ton of fresh, beautifully colored fruits and veggies available and what got me was the…read morefresh seafood that was also available for purchase. We got some smoked salmon and poke. There were a few booths that had an assortment of items for sale such as painted rocks that would glow in the dark, pottery, fabrics, and jewelry. Everyone here was extremely nice and welcoming. Each vender was proud of their work and was more than exited to display their items. It's a small Farmer's Market but it was a delight to walk through.

Since the pandemic and the parents retirement this past year…read morefound the stand inadequately staffed, but when they could pick the strawberries they were fabulous. I expect them to do better next year. The entire family is wonderful and the quality of the berries and vegetables they sell are excellent. I have been a loyal fan for at least ten years, and drive in from Napa.

FYI: I missed this quaint farm stand when I made a right on N Kelly Road and kept driving. Don't…read moretell anyone I flipped an illegal bi$#ch down the bend. It's immediately to the left on a dirt path after you merge onto Kelly from the main road. When you pass a huge tree on the left, look back cuz it's hiding behind there. Deep ruby red Strawberries: $24 Full flat= 12 baskets or $13 Half flat= 6 baskets Really, they fill the flat to the brim so you're really getting more than just a basket full. They also have blueberries, apricots, cherries both deep red and yellow varieties ($6 basket) and local honey. Soo sweet and soo much better than those sold in grocery stores. Strawberry cheesecakes, pies, jams and chocolate dipped, here I come! Or not, I could just eat them as is. Open everyday from 7/8am (varies due to traffic) to 645pm.

Refreshing fresh juices made from organic ingredients: The…read moreOG - 5* Queens green - 5* Looking forward to trying more options in future.

My son ordered a smoothie. While he was waiting, I went to LoveSki to place my order. After getting…read moremy order, I went back over to Hudson's assuming his smoothie would be in-hand. I was very surprised that he was still waiting. Turns out, his smoothie was sitting right there on the counter for who knows how long. He was the only one waiting (no other customers at the time). You'd think the person making the smoothie would have said something or let him know that his smoothie was ready. For a 16-ounce smoothie at $12.50, I was disappointed at the lack of communication and customer service. I felt bad for my son, too. He did enjoy the smoothie, at least -- he said it tasted good, though it wasn't the best smoothie he's ever had. At that price point, I would have expected way better on taste, and also service. We will not be a repeat customer.