Fruits & Veggies in Fountain Valley, CA

“First time we actually stopped at Smith Farms in Fountain Valley after years of just driving by. The lovely missus was on a quest to find fresh strawberries, and after two attempts at local stands by the other farm, our decision to check on this Smith Farms was fruitful. The displays of produce and fruits once we enter the small enclosed stand was abundant. Our strawberries were in the red basket, and wow, the navel oranges are great at $0.75 /LB. Got me a bagful, and they are sweet and full of natural juice. We also bought red Roma tomatoes, a bunch of fresh green onions, and I could not resist... a bagful of salty peanuts. The sign at the cashier posted a minimum of $10 to use a CC...wow, we just made it over that. I would have added more fruits such as peaches and tangerines and apples and more of the produce, such as greens and round brown onions. No need to do that, but now we know that this Smith Farms is a good source to get organic fruits and veggies. We would definitely stop here at Smith Farms again and check out what is displayed. Yeah, the peanuts were great.”

“Aldi is my new food source. Very good quality and pricing. Not too crowded. Good parking area. Lots of ALDI brands. Clean store with very little clutter. Now possible to order on line.”

“Farm fresh fruits and vegetables with great customer service! Love seeing the farm on-site. The staff is warm, welcoming, helpful, and knowledgeable. It's nice knowing the produce is local direct from the on-site farm or another local farm so very fresh and flavorful. (As an example the sun ripened tomatoes here are farm fresh and so flavorful and when I asked grocery store about their tomatoes they were from Argentina so had been days on planes and trucks and had no flavor so obviously not as fresh either). Love the fresh picked strawberries and blueberries. Prices are good too! I got so many fresh vegetables and fruits that will last all week for the same price that I usually spend on ONE restaurant take out meal for two. Eat fresh #Support local farms #Support local businesses”