Arnett Farms

My 85 year old father has been buying fruit from Arnett Farms at the Brentwood Farmers Market for more than five years. Last Sunday, as usual, he picked out and purchased his fruit. He used a credit card to pay. A few minutes later when he was at the next vendor, a man who worked at Arnett rushed up to my dad and said, 'you did not pay for your fruit.' My dad said, 'yes I did-I paid with a credit card and it was $14.35.' Then Arnett worker grabbed the fruit bag from my dad and dropped it on the scale of the vendor where my dad was standing. The man and my dad went back to the Arnett stall and the man asked the cashier if my dad had paid. She said yes and then when we asked for an apology they refused to apologize. We are very upset by the incident and will no longer buy anything from them. This was such a disturbing incident.

I had figs which were not very old and not quite costly. They went moldy and I went to take them back and before I could say anything was told it was my fault. I've been buying here for years and referred by a very frequent loyal customer. It does say recommend to refrigerate, but more egregious than the product issue was the complete lack of customer service and rudeness of the owner. Sorry to say I and my friends will no longer be buying from here sad to say!

Got the amazing yellow peaches from the Culver City farmers market from Arnett Farms and they were so good! I love getting fruit from their stand! Support local farms!

I'm a big fan of Arnett Farms and I've been lucky during the pandemic to get them at my local La farmers markets and now through their own delivery service. Must try them during pluot season but of course their citrus is out of this world! Oh and I frequent Clementine in Century City and they have Arnett pickups every Wednesday! You just have to order ahead with the farm online. Stars collide! P.s. try the almond butter with cinnamon and pistachio butter. (Shipped a bunch to my friends this Christmas)

I've been coming here for years, but if I remember correctly, this farmers market stand didn't used to have its own yelp page! This is my favorite place to get fruit out of all the farmers markets in this West LA / Santa Monica area. If you think you know what a fuji apple tastes like, you probably don't! The ones at the supermarkets are always a little chalky and way too waxy, even if they're organic. The apples may sometimes be funny shaped here, but they are amazingly crisp and sweet! I admit that at over $3/lb, it's a bit expensive, but I think it's totally worth it! It's really weird how matte the apples look when they aren't waxed! I've gotten other fruit here too, like citrus or stone fruits. All of their produce is delicious and fresh, but the apples are what stand out the most to me. They provide samples of everything too, so don't worry too much about not knowing what you're buying.

This review is for the stand at the Irvine farmers market. I went to pay for oranges. Total was $5.55. Usually other stands would just forget the change but no such practice here, whatever. While I was looking for the 55c in my purse the cashier goes "there are people waiting behind you". WTF. I'm trying to pay you! If you want the line to move faster you shouldn't have asked for change. I really regret paying her, should've just left the oranges right there. When I looked at the line after I paid there was 1-2 ppl. And she was chatting up the customers before me for awhile after they've paid. Clearly the cashier was just annoyed. It's shocking to encounter such unnecessary rudeness, especially when most ppl at the market are so nice and welcoming. Needless to say I will never shop here again. Or maybe next time I'll go w all my pennies and take my time counting.

Overpriced and the lady who runs the company and cashier is a bit rude. On one hand, I understand because she does deal with a LOT of people and no offense to my Brentwood brethren, but ya'll can be Brentwood Betches. Woman in lululemon yoga pants can be difficult. By the way though, Lululemon ABC pants are comfortable AF. Highly recommend. Anyway, back to fruit. My main issue is the price. Paid $40 for 5 apples, bag of dried apples, and a bag of nectarines. No, it didn't come with a massage or a frisbee. What the fruit is that about?! C'mon fruit lady. (Insert fruit pun here)

Arnett Farms is the main reason I go to the Culver City farmer's market. Their stone fruit is consistently excellent, and they have a huge variety of pluots/atriums. They were also the first to sell cherriums--so sweet I have a Google alert for next year.

If underripe, overpriced fruit with arrogant customer service is your thing, you will love visiting them at a farmer's market near you. Otherwise, there are literally dozens of places offering the same thing with a smile and often at a much better price.

Favorite farm to table place in LA.Always Fresh, Always Tasty, Always on point!Perfect gift ideas...after this last holiday season all my friends know I'm obsessed...everyone loved all of their products! Check them out ASAP. Nut Butter!