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“A great place with Historical significance in agriculture. BUT THATS NOT ONLY WHY, it's a perfect quiet atmosphere to take people with disabilities for community outings. Participating in crowded events was hard. We as a family was able to experience Fall pumpkin patch with photo opportunities. Christmas with trees. A tractor ride that was completely affordable. Specialty local fruits and treats sold and could sample. Highly recommend.”
“One of the workers went out of their way to help us find some merchandise. He was a very nice young man with glasses. He was great. He searched for shirts we needed in our size and we were very appreciative of his efforts!”
“Went to visit and got some blueberry and loganberry jams can’t wait to try them! Dawn is the sweetest and allowed us to walk through her flowers and get a cup full ?”
“Don't know much about Parlier except that it's about 200 miles away. Now, their farmers market stand at the Ferry Building is a different story. The beauty of the market normally is being able to sample fruits before deciding on whether to buy. Starting last Spring, this perk became a memory so a shopper has to depend on two things: a. asking the seller for his/her opinion and b. eyeball the fruits or vegetables. During the summer, you'll see a variety of stone fruits such as peaches and nectarines. During the past two or three months, it has mainly been citrus fruits (mandarins and tangerines) and persimmons, both Fuyu and Hachiya varieties. My mom is particularly fond of the Hachiyas which take some patience in waiting for them to ripen before eating; when they are ripe ( let's just say that the meat is sweet like sugar. The season ended about the end of 2020 for them but mandarins are still available as well as the visually interesting Buddha's hand fruit ( I have no idea how to eat them... Googled this right after writing this. They are at the Ferry Building on Tuesdays and Saturdays (back lot area). Do stop by and see if something fits your palates.”
“Oh my goodness I fell in love with this place second time that I picked up here the woman in the office does everything she goes jump on the forklift go to the back of the Warehouse load it up and put it in the truck she's a super fast she's pretty cool and super sweet thank you”
“I have stopped here several times myself wile on my way up to camp Kern with the boy scouts from 1988 to 2014 there products are great ! Good for a road snack !”
“Erick was so friendly and the tour was very fun. Lots of interesting facts and stories.The most juicy fruits I’ve ever had!Plus they have a really friendly dog!”
“We are open to the public . Full cases sold only of fruit and vegetables. Cash or card for convenience. Florals sold as special order as well. If you have questions please feel free to contact us.”
“checking in tomorrow if there’s no delay I stayed got delayed great it’s food and it’s has time management it’s time has delayed u have to accept it n wait but with a oil change for 9 hours at Freight liner in Bakersfield you gotta be kidding me there is no delay here there one at places u can say they got u and u got got with ur time …..you cant wait 9 be for food in 9 hour’s there paying you to wait hope this get straight for all y’all im had to right this review set things straight n u won’t find my review on there I only mentioned it here”
“Follow the signs on the road to get to this place. The entrance gate opens automatically.To register, you will need to fill out two forms and, in addition to information from the broker, you will need to indicate the truck and trailer number.”
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“It's a really good place to work. They treat you right. Sometimes it's fast but nothing that you can handle it. The only think that I don't like it's that they don't have enough parking for all the people that work there.”