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“Everything you could want for Fall family fun. The kids love this place and they have so much to do here. Just be prepared for the size and the crowds and the heat. This is more of a fall festival than a pumpkin patch, so know that it will take time to park, to get inside, and then to navigate the attractions. It's not cheap, but you get a lot of included activities for the admission fee. There are also lots of extra charges depending on your interests, e.g. feed for animals, face painting, crafts, certain tractor-pulled rides, etc. Festival food booths give you options, but are slow. Lastly, check the weather forecast before you dress in your fall attire as it will likely be in the 80s during October. You've been warned!”
“Usually great produce but last week the corn was troubled. We always stop here. We've brought the grandkids twice to pick berries and we all had a great time. They also have some packaged items - honey, nuts, flavorings but we haven't tried them.”
“I've been shopping here for years. The deli has a wide variety of good quality lunch meat and cheeses, at extremely reduced prices. They have so many spices! You can locate most spices at a reasonable price. I also purchase nuts and snacks here, these prices are very low. I don't typically purchase meat here except for stews. They have excellent chicken prices. I often cannot find the basil I need, but most other produce is good.”
“My second experience shopping. It's getting easier to find what I like and know I'm getting a good price. I'm used to Trader Joe's, so I'm making a comparison to their prices and quality. Scored on grass fed butter, flatbread, tortilla chips, almond milk and butternut squash. Hope they are good. Trying the sourdough bread, its over a dollar more pricier. Not a joyful shopping experience, a bit out of my way, very basic, but I'm there for low prices on healthy products, so giving a 5!”
“The Agoura Hills Farmers Market is smaller than the Sunday one in Westlake Village. They have a good number of original-type food booths ranging from dog treats to baklava to soup and more. Around 30-35 tents total. I wish there were more actual farm booths, but I went there on a very hot day that wasn't very conducive to fresh vegetables (wilting(. When I've gone before, there were more fruit & veg booths.”
“With major shopping store. Reporting record proffers sense the worst part of the Covid break out, it's refreshing to have a local store that a good range of products at a fair price! Nice not to spend all my money with money at roughs and vons, who when we were st risk and scared, they took advantage of people, saying price hikes were do to hikes in products, but just look at there earnings sence then, again, record prifits!!!”
“Love this place. We stop here every Sunday for the week's worth of fruits and veggies. Juan is amazing and super friendly and nice. Amazing fresh produce, I haven't found fruits and veggies this good anywhere else. (Seriously, try the mangos!!!) Good prices too. Will definitely keep coming back. Keep up the great work.”
“While they don't have as broad of a selection of produce as Underwood's (a few blocks to the east), this stand has an assortment of local fruit, some fruits/veggies from further away (pineapples, bananas, good spicy ginger). They have a fun selection of canned/jarred goods & some refrigerated produce.The gravel in the parking area would make it a little challenging to get from car to store with a wheelchair, but is otherwise mostly accessible.”
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“Small tiendita but good produce! It's a small family owned business. Workers are friendly and the meats and produce are fresh. Their spicy longaniza is the best in the area. Highly recommend supporting this shop!”