This is one of those ignorant businesses that associates themselves themselves politically with…read moretheir advertisements at their business, when they are not a political business, and should be intelligent enough to know to stray from any political identification. Even in an ignorant backwards area like this, they should know better. Since they started advertising their ignorant, me and at least 20 other people I know that live in this area that would go there otherwise, have given our money to other locations that sell produce. This place was decent, but not great before they started becoming stupid and now they are just completely worthless

This is our go-to mandarin place! The owners are very pleasant people who produce high-quality…read morecitrus fruits. We've been stopping in here for 7 years to buy mandarins, oranges, and occasionally honey. The prices are very reasonable too!

My MIL was so excited to hear about a farm with Korean produce that she drove straight there! It…read moretook a few hours to get there but she brought back a few hundred perilla leaves, 40 Asian pears, some fresh pork belly, and a few other goodies. The meat was really top notch and better than what you can get at a lot of places in the Bay Area. I don't think it'll be realistic for me to drive all the way to the farm but I will definitely try the ordering system since they deliver to Dublin on Saturdays.

Love stopping by the Red Bluff Farmers Market when work takes me to the North State. All the…read morebeautiful, vibrant splashes of reds, oranges, yellows, and greens make you feel like you're walking through a rainbow. I've visited the market about 3-4 times over the past few years, and always see varieties of fruits and veggies I can't find in Sacramento. The fruit is a bit pricey (i.e. $5 for basket of blackberries), so I did not get any this trip. I always stop by Guzzetti's for amazing Indian food. I usually get the samosas but this trip I got the garden bread and eggplant bread, with the fire roasted eggplant dip. My husband was upset that I didn't buy double everything lol. On my next trip I'll have to stock up, as there's no place in the Sac valley that I am aware of, that makes dips and breads in such amazing combinations. Vegan and vegetarian options available. I got dinner Tamales Jalisco (tamales, rice, beans) which was delicious. There's also a truck that sells fresh lemonade, kettle corn and snow cones. Beautiful flowers for sale, and booths of other local, non-food businesses are there also.

I went yesterday. Every Wednesday they have this farmers market in Red Bluff. It's honestly…read moreamazing! I love all of the local produce, people's hard work. I would much rather give my business to independent farmers than a big food chain. I like to see the faces of those who work hard to provide me with food so I can thank them personally :) Not to mention most prices are far better than at the store!

Olive Hit has been closed for years, try Olive Pit. Was a nice taco truck out front thoughread more

--- Picking the right olive ---…read more As you travel up and down I-5 between the Bay Area and Oregon, you'll undoubtedly see the signs for the Olive Pit 3 hrs north of San Francisco. While the Olive Pit has plenty of touristy products and a snack bar, it'd be a loss to miss its lesser known cousin, the Olive Hut. For almost a decade, Corning (which houses both the Olive Pit and the Olive Hut) has been our stopping point on travels through Northern California. We had always passed by the Olive Hut (it's visible just barely from I-5 - see photos) but never stopped in. This last time, on a jog, I got a better look at it and looked it up online. Turns out the Olive Hut is owned by a family farm, La Conda Ranch. The story around the farm is a good one which I'll leave to the reader: http://www.catechnologies.com/LaConda/aboutus.html. We also found the Olive Hut blog (http://www.olivehut.blogspot.com/) where the owner of La Conda Ranch and the Olive Hut has been blogging and posting recipes since 2007. Suffice to say, we knew we had to stop in. Although the Olive Hut is less than 30 seconds from the freeway, it is outside of downtown Corning and off the beaten path. If you take the South Rd exit in Corning (McDonalds, TA, and Jack in the Box), head east to Corning Rd (first light) and take a right. A block or two down, it'll be on the right-hand side at the corner of Viola and Corning Rd. (NOTE: If you're using Google Maps, their formal address (3487 Highway 99W) does not yield the right location. Instead enter in "Old Corning Road and Viola Ave, Corning, CA") Unlike the Olive Pit, most of the goods sold at the Olive Hut are from their own ranch. Olives and olive oil are the main attractions and are almost all from their ranch. (The one exception is a small sampling of olive oils from the Corning Olive Oil company who are friends that help them press their olives.) Their olive oils have won awards which they proudly display on the top shelf of their olive oils. They also sell honey (from Santa Rosa oddly enough), dried fruit, snacks, and have a little deli to boot. They have a sampling bar with honey, olives, and olive oil. It's clean and well put-together without any frills. The girl behind the counter was friendly and helpful without being sales-y. We chatted with her. She explained the different kinds of olives, when they're harvested, how they're processed. They process them right there at the hut! She's not from the Patton family but she does help out when they process the olives. We'd love to come back when they're processing olives some time! The selection is healthy but not overwhelming. We ended up walking out with two jars of olives, three olive oils, and a little wooden gift box with four more olive oils we selected. On a side note, taking a run up Viola, Woodson, or any of the little roads off of Corning Rd is awesome. No cars, lots of groves of olive trees, and cute houses. My Yelp reviews are typically done in bullets but couldn't help raving a little about this place. On to the bullets... + The goods are mostly from their farm. They aren't kidding when they say "Farmer to you." This is so increasingly rare these days. + Doesn't feel like a tourist trap. The store feels like they cleaned out a processing barn for the off-season and setup tables and shelves. + Prices are surprisingly affordable. Which means you can afford to buy a ton while helping the family farm movement. + Helpful and friendly people. - Being off the beaten path, there aren't a lot of stores, shops nearby to browse if you're in to that sort of thing. (I'd highly recommend a walk along the olive groves along Viola or one of the side streets near the Olive Hut). - It's not huge if you're looking for a destination. It'll be at best a half hour stop. - Not a ton of ready-to-eat food options. They have an more extensive kitchen but for some reason, it wasn't operational when we visited.

Visited August 13th...see my receipt. THIS THE CHARTER…read moreFAMILY FRUITSTAND NOT CARTER!!!! Wow - what a pleasant find! This place is about 5 miles from highway 5 in Williams. (Take highway 20 from I 5 towards Clearlake). They had such a great selection of fruits and vegetables at a reasonable price! Plus different flavors of pistachios.They also sell honey and even pies! Love that they also have olive oil and sauces! They have cold drinks in the frig and ice cream too. It is well organized and VERY clean inside ( air conditioning as well). It is cutely decorated and I bought some really fresh veggies! The 2 young ladies at the cash register who very friendly and helpful! I will be back very soon to get some more delicious fruits and veggies! Awesome experience and worth a few miles out!

Great place for fresh picked fruits and vegetableS. I usually stop here on my way or on my way…read morehome from My Aunite's in Clearlake. Prices are great, especially for fresh! It is small but clean and organized. The young ladies at the counter are always great too

We went on Labor Day. Trees are very very dry, definitely not enough water…read more There are some fig trees. A lot felt on the ground. The ones on the trees are dry and small.

We went cherry picking here and it was so fun! The cherries tasted amazing, multiple kinds to…read morechoose from. The lady who worked there was so sweet and you could tell everyone likes her. We have yet to go for the other fruits but we'll definitely be going again sometime!

Fresh fruits and vegetables, locally grow.candles.candy,great.coffies, Mexican food.if I've…read moreforgotten sorry.so much good stuff. Crafts,plants, handmade fruiture. Really good stuff

Meh. Great idea and nice location, but not much for selection. The big one? Why are dogs not…read moreallowed?

Easy to find, and not too far down the gravel road. Had a bathroom to use. That's important to know…read morewhen you are over 40 years old. For you youngsters, no need to pay attention the bathroom details. They have cats. The cats want you to pet them and show them attention. If u do not show them attention, they will back you into a corner and act all cute until you pet them. I called ahead, and the senora that answered was very nice and helpful. I have a tendency to talk while others are talking, and she didnt mind that at all. She held 3 pies for me until I got off of work. She didn't actually hold them in her hands for 8 hours. She had them in the freezer. 3 pies, and @2 pounds of peaches was $85.00. The marrionberry pie was incredible!!!! You take and bake. Instructions are on the box and easy to follow. Only if you are remotely able to follow directions, and have an oven. I am a Cement finisher and was able to accomplish this on my own, no help from my amazingly beautiful wife. The pies reminded me of my grandma's pies she use to make when i was a young lad, and she was alive. Hope this was helpful to a human.

I love this fruit stand and would go back, but the person working the fruit stand stared at me the…read morewhole time. When I went inside the store to look and browse at the olive oil he came and stood in the doorway and stared at me the whole time. I probably would've bought more, but I was so uncomfortable and it makes me question whether I'll go back. I don't know if he was trying to be helpful or if he was worried I was going to steal something from inside the store. The fruit we got was good.