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“Amazing strawberries and more! Staff and owners always so lovely. Worth the drive! Call first though, sometimes weather changes what is produced, if you do go and they're closed at least you've taken a beauty drive!”
“Absolutely love coming to Cassidy Ranch! Beautiful fresh veggies, pickleball and flower picking. I’ve been to several of the events held here- pickleball tournament and Pilates and pumpkins and both were so fun. Highly recommend visiting!”
Open 24 hours
636 Gossage Ave #1947, Petaluma
Fruits And Veggies
“We made a pit stop here on the way down from Guerneville and as soonest we arrived, we were greeted by the delightful 87 years old, EttaMarie Peterson.
She was so welcoming and warm. Gave us and my daughter a little tour of the coup and pick up the eggs and shared a wealth of info on bee keeping and raising chickens. It was one of the most wholesome experiences…
She’s not typically at the stand and it’s self-serve mostly. We were just lucky.
No veggies, as it’s January, but we bought eggs and honey sticks!”
“Amazing little store that has a super friendly staff, and great ergonomics. Prices are as expected for corner store convenience! The chocolate covered gummie bears are sweet and definitely taste homemade. You can taste the handcrafted chocolate! Will be back to buy some more! Highly recommend.
Thanks for the warm welcome & free goodies ????”
“This place is great. The shelves are packed with great options. The place is open early with a friendly staff to assist with any questions. Neat, clean and enjoyable to shop. Highly recommend giving this market a visit.”
Fruits And Veggies
Fruits And Veggies
Fruits And Veggies
Fruits And Veggies
Fruits And Veggies
“An absolutely charming farm and red barn with great produce and other goodies and gift items. Some of my favorites include—the best carrots (sweet and crispy), most gorgeous wreaths and flower arrangements. Family run with a long and respected history in Sonoma Valley.”