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December 2023 by Erica Vela
This is the perfect stop for healthy foods before traveling up the coastline. Some of the mid-December foods available were numerous varieties of apple, pears, persimmons, dried fruits, nuts, honey, and apple cider. The apple cider was the best! Not too tart or sweet. They also have a water spot to wash your fruits. Highly recommend giving them a stop.
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December 2023 by Peter Owen
Been coming here since I was a kid, and always stop in on my way to visit town. The best apples I've had.
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December 2023 by Silver
Delicious cider!!! Don't know if they're still there but get the dried apples they're awesome!Also when you're there be sure to look up at the edges of the ceiling, I did halfway through my visit and realized it was decorated with stacked first second and third place apple related rewards (most of the first place!). These apples are no joke!
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November 2023 by Ruth Temple
We love to stop here for apples when we pass by, and their frozen slushie fresh cider is perfect on a hot day
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October 2023 by Katherine M.
So disappointed! I grew up stopping here with my folks as a kid every time we drove through the area. I even remember taking weekend drives specifically to come over to this farm stand. Those times are over... I visited the stand, was barely greeted even though I was the only customer. I purchased my items, took them to my vehicle, and came back to ask for the restroom key (sign states to ask at fruit stand counter). I asked for the key and was rudely told that I could use the restroom "if I became a customer." I smiled and told the gentleman that I had just purchased items, and was given an eye roll and begrudgingly handed a key. I got my fruit home, and the next day my plums and peaches were already starting to rot. Yes, actually rot. Decided to still slice and make a dessert where I ended up throwing 3/4 of the fruit away as after I cut into the fruits, discovered brown, bruised, rotting flesh of the stone fruit. Too far gone to even salvage for jam. Actually tasted rotten with no fruit flavor. These fruits should not have been sold. So sad to see a place I was excited to continue to support become so unfriendly and lack the quality they once had.
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August 2023 by Tracy Riessen
Awesome! Lots of yummy stuff always ! Family run business and always friendly and welcoming .
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July 2023 by Andrew D.
Nice fresh fruit and very friendly people. The kind of people that make you want to go again.
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July 2023 by Eliman Gibba
This is one of the cutest Farm/Fruit/produce stand on 128. Check it out,the owners are as sweet as the Cherry Fruits.
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June 2023 by Leslie G.
Went there yesterday on the way out from camping to look at what they had. One woman working there said nothing to us, and the other ignored us. Since the atmosphere wasn't friendly, we chose not to look at the somewhat pricey produce, and selected our minimum desire, a half gallon of apple juice from the cooler. Today we opened it, and it tastes like no apple juice I've bought fresh before, it's very watery as though water has been added to it. So much for local!
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May 2023 by Roberta Peek
Love the organic apples, the cider and especially the cider slushy. Yummy. I also bought some apple sauce, cherries and potatoes. If you're driving in the area, be sure to stop.
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December 2022 by Michael Equine
My favorite place! Their apple cider is the best I've ever had!
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November 2022 by Mark LoGiurato
Good place to get fresh picked fruit. The apples and pears are very tasty.
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November 2022 by Barry Neal
Fresh apple juice slushy.Raw delicious apple juice. You can buy it frozen for your trip home.Straight shooter farmer makes buying easy.
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November 2022 by Sophia Sadan
I've been coming to this stand to buy fresh apple juice for over forty years and it is still delicious! And the same family has run the place since the late 1800s!
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October 2022 by Jackie S.
Honestly? I wasn't too impressed with the apples that I got here. I'm not sure if it's because I came on a Monday or if it was because it was in the middle of October, but the apples being shown were bruised or old-looking. I bought a bag of it anyways and when I went home to cut it up the apples had a really grainy/mealy texture to it, which only happens when apples have been picked from the tree and sitting there for weeks. I suppose I should be happy that the farmers markets in SF have people who sell apples for the same if not cheaper price than what I was given ($3.50/lb is INSANE) and that I'm not missing much by not driving up.
