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September 2024 by Stacey Hall
WoW, four ears of corn and one peach and a rotten apple $10.46.
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February 2024 by Susana Bacani
We go there to buy fresh tomatoes and corn.
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February 2024 by VIk C
I went there during business hours and not a soul in sight.
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January 2023 by Z.L.R. S.
The tomatoes taste better than Whole Foods. If you’re doing any diet with a lot of vegetables and fruit, definitely come here instead to get a large amount of delicious healthy produce at a more reasonable price.
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October 2022 by Yubing Ji
Great place to buy 100% true locally grown produce. Not only fresh but also with great price. An even better choice compared to farmers market.
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August 2022 by Mary
I'm so glad these folks have worked to keep fresh local honey and produce available.
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April 2022 by John F.
Fresh veggies! Nice service and they will let you in on the property to feed chickens if you request
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April 2022 by hugo hsu
Apr 12. The farmer there says closed until June.Parking lot is gravel.
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December 2021 by MayaDawn
Love This Farm.I just wanna go there everyday.I miss the Gladiolas.Vegetables and Fruit are Perfect.Family Owned..Corn.No Matter How You Eat itBring the kiddosChickens are so chilling.The Family is Awesome. They Love the Love..Family Farms...Let's Go Back To That.
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December 2021 by Mary Mactavish
I'm so glad these folks have worked to keep fresh local honey and produce available.
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November 2021 by Angelina Andres
Definitely need Ramires farm for everything that
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September 2021 by Juan Esquivel
A very nice place and the gentlemen very attentive
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September 2021 by Radha Muralidhara Hayagreev
Ramirez is perhaps the best hidden gem in Fremont Decoto area. It is a happy place!
The family run place is a lovely spot to buy freshly grown food. Sometimes when the place is quiet, you can walk the field of Zinnias to cut and bring back some home!
Rows of sunflowers adorned this stretch for the longest time during the pandemic, brightening our grocery run for the longest time. Watch the turn into the parking lot, but you will find varieties of peppers, seasonal vegetables and the most fresh fruits. If you linger or happen to chance upon the farmer Ramirez, he will tell you if there are fresh aubergines or peppers or corn he can harvest for you right away!
Also, bring your kids and mask up, the tractors and trailers and roosters at the back bring enough entertainment to your hour of grocery in the pandemic!
You would wish that there may be a price or menu board, but don’t go sophisticated. Carry cash and be willing to bargain and socialize the old school way to buy your everyday tomatoes and onions!
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September 2021 by Mike Knight Sr.
Pricey but wayyyy worth it . Stop in and patronize one of the LAST farmstand left in the Bay area
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August 2021 by Matt James
They don't have a large selection but I was there just before their next delivery. The staff is very friendly and helpful.
