Simonian Farms

The Simonian Red Barn is the perfect venue! It is so unique and beautiful. The staff is amazing, beginning with event organizer/co owner Ashley. She made the process of planning my husband's surprise 50th party so easy and painless! And she is so sweet! We were so impressed with the bar ( our bartender Orlando, I think, was great!), the shooting gallery, the staff, the set up, the tables and chairs (beautiful on their own!). I was too busy and anxious to drink but my guests raved over the wine slushes. We chose the three taco meal and let me tell you... the caterer is amazing. The food was phenomenal, their service and personalities were kind and customer oriented, and they packed up all the left over food for us. That was impressive. It was a bit cold to make use of the outdoor space, though some guests did go out back, and it is so pretty out there, it is the perfect wedding venue too. I got my monies worth, that is for sure. I will definitely recommend to all my friends and family.

Haven't been there for a while use to go when they had the food trucks and Dj in the bar. Hope they bring it back.

We stopped in here as this was listed as an "attraction" on the Fresno Blossom Trail, but it looks nothing like the pictures from their website. To be fair, this review is just for their store since that was the only thing open when we were here on 3/9/2024. I found the place a bit run down. There's old farm equipment throughout, and an area of old rusted shopping carts. Inside the store there are knick knacks and some fruits, but not a large selection. They do have a pretty good selection of dried fruits and nuts at good prices. Also, the bathrooms are decent. Overall, I say you can skip this "attraction" if you don't need snacks or a bathroom break.

Simonian Farms is an attraction and farmland consisting of several elements seemingly randomly put together. There's a market, fruit trail, and museum (old town saloon), though the "antique" display is spread throughout the property (outside, inside the market, pretty much everywhere). The fresno county fruit trail and the museum are seasonal I think, so they weren't open during our recent visit in November. There was still plenty to see and do, including the Japanese/WW2 internment camp monument we were able to check out. We also got ourselves some bear poop (chocolate peppermints) and cowboy wine (Paso Robles Trail Boss cab) from the market, which had some unique and vintage items to explore. They have food trucks and food stands here on certain days/times and even hold special events, but it's not communicated on their website, so I'd recommend calling for more accurate info. There are ample outdoor tables and seating for sure. The whole place was kinda a ghost town when we visited, probably since it was late afternoon on a Sunday, and off season for some of the attractions, but I thought it was a cool spot with quirky offerings, and a bit of culture and history to be appreciated. Parking was easy on site as well.

We live nearby and come here often. The pumpkin patch in fall and their Christmas decorations definitely make it a great spot to take photos of your little one. Last year we took photos with Santa and explored the barn which had a large sleigh. We just took my little to explore the pumpkin patch and she had a blast running around. The goodies inside the store make great gifts! There is local honey, nuts, wine, and other goodies.

Came in on a Friday 2-23-24 at about 4:30. I liked the decor, but the quality of fruit was not good. I took a chance and bought a bag of ripe looking mandarins and when we got home the majority were rotten! Then the bagged snacks didn't have an expiration date or ingredients. The girl working there was not very helpful. It seemed like she was annoyed answering our questions. Overall bad experience here.

Fun little novelty store filled with all kinds of antiques and collectibles. It's especially fun when they have an event such as their pumpkin patch during the fall and petting zoo. They mostly specialize in dried fruits and nuts with some preserves, oils, house wines, ice cream, candies, colas, and root beers. They also have seasonal fresh fruits, farm fresh milk, eggs, and pomegranate juice. It's like a mini museum inside and so cool when the toy train is on. There is so much to see and it really takes you back through the decades with their collectibles. We also got to see the barn next door which is a decorated tavern open for limited hours when the food trucks come out. They serve beer and wine but it's also available to rent. Their grounds out back are beautiful and perfect for weddings or a reception. A great little institution in Fresno.

We attended a wedding at that location. The location was convenient and loved the indoor/outdoor experience. I heard no complaints about the food and the staff.

Me and my husband was invited to a birthday party held at Simonian farms. We had an amazing time. Definitely recommend visiting.

On the Blossom Trail. Stop by for local fresh and dried fruits, nuts, snacks, browse old farm equipment displays and antique signs etc. Outdoor seating and restrooms available.8lb bag of local orange for $4. $40lb bag for $15! Oranges were sweet as advertised. Recommend if in the area.