Simonian Farms, established in 1901, is a charming destination located in the San Joaquin Valley, southeast of Fresno, California. This farm is celebrated for its fresh produce and offers a unique glimpse into the past with its extensive collection of antiques, including vintage bicycles, tractors, and farm equipment. Visitors can explore both indoor and outdoor displays, highlighting the agricultural history of the region.
The farm is home to a special monument, the Soul Consoling Tower, built from reclaimed wood from internment camps, which resonates deeply with many visitors. The welcoming environment extends to the farm's store, where a variety of dried fruits, nuts, and locally produced goods are available for purchase. Guests appreciate the friendly and helpful staff, who go above and beyond to enhance the shopping experience.
Simonian Farms is also a popular venue for events, with previous guests praising the beautiful setting and attentive service for functions like engagement parties. The atmosphere, combined with the nostalgic charm of the antiques and the farm's rich history, makes Simonian Farms a wonderful place to visit for anyone looking to enjoy a slice of local heritage and delicious treats. The farm invites visitors to relax, learn, and appreciate the unique offerings that make it a beloved gem in the Fresno area.
Visited this place yesterday Miss Christy was very sweet and helped me decided on a few of the things to purchase. The orange honey, the cardboard flat of fruit, and of course the chocolate cashews. I completely forgot about this place. It was also really nice and cool inside.
August 2026
An excellent place for fresh produce year around. The staff is kind and helpful.
Their selection of figs in the summer is second to none in the valley. Not only are the figs delicious, but unlike EVERY other store in Fresno, Simonian Farms carries figs for the entire season.
July 2026
I stopped eating there as soon as I saw a really short list of options for how to cook my steak, the pancakes were fine but the lack of a real crowd is a small downside.
