Cute little shop with a large selection of local goods including pie, salsa, honey, and garlic ice…read morecream! The owner was super nice and made us feel welcome as we browsed. It was cool inside on a warm day and had a clean bathroom so it's definitely worth a stop on your travels.

Pacheco Pass Farmer's Market is a great stop in Gilroy! We loved looking at all the fun things…read morearound the market and had a hoot trying the vanilla and chocolate garlic ice cream. Of course it's not my #1 choice in flavored ice cream, but well worth the try at least once! Don was superb, having us guess songs for a free honey sucker stick, which made the time there even more fun. Overall, this was a great experience that I recommend to everyone and anyone to enjoy!

Got a watermelon... Let's see how it tastes…read more.. Update: The watermelon was alright. The texture was a little off but overall pretty good. The pricing was a little more than you'd get at a store but they also had some things you don't often see at the grocery store. You're paying for convenience really. They were super nice and helpful and the stand was really cute.

The cherry stand is right on the Highway. It is owned by the cherry orchard right next to it. They…read morewere bagging cherries as I walked in. Can't get any fresher than that. They have other fruits, vegetables, garlic, and honey, but I came for fresh cherries.

One of the best farmers market filled with all different types of goodies, and all vendors are…read morealways so friendly and welcoming, and inviting service is always so friendly and it's always filled with so many different people.

If this is the farmers market that is held in the gilroy outlets parking lot, don't waste your…read moretime! They don't allow pets and we got scolded for it by a guy who was inside of some food "truck" bus serving bacon (don't remember what it was called exactly). We honestly had no idea, there was supposed to be a sign but we didn't even see it because it blown over (see picture). Anyway, there was an older lady who had her ankle-biting chihuahua with her that my boyfriend pointed out. The guy then said "I don't care. It's in a carrier." Was it in a dog-stroller? Yes. But if dogs aren't allowed then they're not allowed. The guy also mentioned there had been too many incidents in the past with DOGS biting people... Wtf. I find that hard to believe. We didn't need to get talked to and turned away so rudely. Made me wonder if the guy was slightly racist.

A couple items bought were stale - oriental mix and Carmel corn. Very disappointing…read more Very friendly service.

The produce was subpar, over priced and only available by carton. The signs at side of the are road…read moremisleading - advertising items not stocked. Very rude customer service.

Stopped here for the night in order to get a few hours of rest before heading to the Bay Area. I…read morewould not choose this location to stop again. It was 40 degrees and men were on bikes going inside the truck park areas and looking in vehicles. Inside the truckers parking area, there are homeless encampments with piece of chairs, mattresses, junk and other items thrown everywhere. The lighting was good. The bathrooms were filthy, blood on the walls and feces looked like it exploded inside and out of the toilet. Thankful I brought sandals and my own towel so I could shower the next morning. The showers were not as bad as the bathrooms but there were still used razors in the bathroom. The management needs to consider assisting customers in the order they arrive, but the man behind the counter had no sense of direction. It was strange that he would speak English impeccably at times and then others act like he couldn't even understand the questions I would ask. Be careful as you walk into the gas station, it looks like someone just opened all of the deliveries, stocked the shelves and then threw the trash out the front door. It's an accident waiting to happen, so tread carefully. The place has tons of potential, just need the right person running the place.

It's just a regular small store with a few garlic products (pricey), a little ice cream shop, a…read moretogos (sandwich shop) and all the regular liquor store/gas stations items. All at the bottom of a motel between 2 gas stations. Caters to Lots of truckers & travelers

I'm very happy to have found Royal Greens Farm - they have great produce at affordable prices, and…read moreI like to know that I'm eating local produce and that it's supporting local farmers. I bought a veggie box and threw in some extra items - the order was delivered on time, and everything looked, smelled, and tasted great. Will definitely order again when we run out!

From the owner: Family owned and operated farm. We come to you. read more

This local produce stand has an abundance of tasty fruits and vegetables at great prices. They have…read morethe best strawberries I've ever eaten at the lowest price I think I ever paid! Its whole wheat tortillas and many other treats make it easy to put together a vegetarian festival. So glad this new owner has incredible connections to local farmers. Note: First Street is also known as Hwy 152 and it's about five blocks west of Monterey.

Happy Boy Farms brought a mix of Fruit & Vegetables to the Fort Mason Farmers Market San Francisco…read more Beets, Squash, Greens, Potatoes, Melons, etc and yes Fennel! I love Fennel cooked and in salads. The bounty of Monterey was represented. For over 20 years Happy Boy Farms has been growing organically.

Happy is not adjectivally-accurate enough to describe how I feel. I'm ecstatic! The green miracle…read moreworkers at Happy Boy Farms are tremendously good at what they do, which is to turn out year-round, organic and ultra-fresh vegetables, herbs, and leafy yumminess from their farms in Watsonville and the Gilroy and Soquel areas. Their mesclun and lettuce mixes ($5/lb bag or loose) are really exceptional and typically last all week long. The tomato and melon offerings in the summer are great, and the autumn stuff, like squash, radishes, kale, chard, etc. are also go-to picks for us. The fresh herbs are lovely and cost around $1.25 for a decently-sized bunch. We also get their fennel to slice it razor-thin in our mandolin or toss it in vegetable soups spiked with brown miso paste. Great stuff! The Happy Boy crew also won the San Mateo Halloween costume contest this year, which was a lot of fun. Saturday mornings at the College of San Mateo parking lot is the hottest ticket in town!

I just bought some strawberries at the farmer's market in Pinole. There were only 3 bundles left by…read morethe time I got there, I took a chance on them and omg they are so good!

The best tasting strawberries so sweet. I'm glad you ate the farmers market in Vallejoread more

For a place called the "fruit barn", the selection of fresh fruit was limited on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. They did however have lots of other snacks and goods in stock, including hot sauce, olive jars, nuts, chocolate, garlic, garlic ice cream, and cold beverages. We picked up some oranges, dark chocolate almonds, and ghost pepper hot sauce. Service was standard, and there were only a few other customers, mainly outside getting hot food as there was a taco truck and food stand selling baked potatoes and corn. Porta potties were available on site. Parking was easy right in front, too.

This is one of the mini fruit stands and pistachio and garlic stands along the road of 152 in…read moreGilroy. It is a see place if you want to pick up any of your garlic needs rubs, pickled garlic, elephant, garlic garlic on a string, garlic braids, even garlic, ice cream, incredible. Don't pass up this opportunity to pick up anything you would like possibly made with garlic service is great at this location. There is an elotes vendor.