Nai's Berry Farm

Always a pleasure to see the owners and eat to their food! Don't forget the leeks this year, yours are thee best.

I'm pretty discerning when it comes to my produce, especially fruit. This stand delivers! The cherries, peaches, and strawberries alone are worth the trip. Sometimes they're not open when I head over because they've run out of product for the day, but other than that I have nothing but good things to say about them. I always receive great customer service and the selection varies nicely throughout the year. I'm actually heading over now

Best strawberries I've ever had! Other produce available in season is also wonderful.

Get the sweetest strawberries and support local farmers!These little flavor bombs will ruin you forever. If you have kids or loved ones who deserve only the best, you. come. here. It's a quality household staple and a popular party treat! Too fresh to find at a grocery store. But you can find them at certain farmers markets all summer long, including Saturdays behind country club plaza and Sundays downtown under the interstate. You can easily Google tips for storing them, but we like to put them in an air tight container lined with paper towels (unwashed).

Great berries, cherries and other seasonal produce. Awesome customer service, most produce is grown right there. This is my go to for fresh berries.

Wonderful array of fruits and vegetables within walking distance. Please support our local farms.

Not honest. We were delighted to find this stand, adjacent to a small field, and assumed we would be getting fresh berries from the field. Although the prices were about 20% higher than our favorite place in Rio Linda (and both WAY higher than the grocery store, which is to be expected). However, it's close to home and worth saving the drive.We asked if we could taste a berry, wanting to be sure we were getting good berries at this price, and rather than give us one from the display, she reached behind her to grab berries for us to sample. Fair enough, if it is honestly representative of the berries actually being sold, which is the assumption. But it is NOT!The berries we were given to sample were sweet and delicious, smaller in size than those on display (which SHOULD have been a red flag, but we're the trusting sort). When we got our flat of berries home, to our disappointment, they were entirely different. Big and beautiful. But tasteless. Other than sour. In other words, the same kind of berries being sold at the grocery store. Which may well be where they were from.If you go here, my suggestion is while you are asking if you can taste a berry, just go ahead and grab one for yourself from the display. She may squawk, although honest places don't have a problem with this. She can replace the berry from her other stash, what's the difference? Don't assume, as we did, that you're getting field ripened berries from the adjacent field. This is just my opinion of course.

There's an open gravel lot with plenty of parking when you first drive in. Their strawberries are very sweet and perfectly ripened. Definitely not comparable to the store bought berries. It's family owned and they are extremely kind and friendly. They also offer other produce like cherries, blueberries, peaches, plums, tomatoes, and zucchinis. Not to mention, they also sell walnuts, homemade jam and honey all at their stand. I'm sure their produce changes as the season changes, so Keep that in mind. Although Yelp says that they are closed on Sundays, they are actually opened on Sundays ONLY DURING STRAWBERRY SEASON!!! Also, go early because they can run out of strawberries. Hope this helps!

Strawberries are so flavorful and sweet. Consistently good. Find them at Arden Fair market on Sundays. Always so pleasant and friendly too. Thanks!

Love this farm and great fruits and vegetables!! Being going for years but dont understand why it says open when its not?? Is there another location??