Jacob's Produce

I was driving to Ripon to a fruit market and I came across this place and decided to stop. They have a pretty decent collection of produce and fruits, along with some local items. The packaged items like dry goods seem good. But the produce and fruit was really disgusting because there were so many flies and fruit flies all over, a lot of the fruit looked wrinkly and old. I felt like I started getting itchy standing in there with all of the little bugs. They also had a pet cage, there was a cat wandering around so I assume that may be hers. Not the most cleanest place so therefore I wouldn't return for fresh foods.

Everyone was wearing a mask. Sounds like a little thing but lives are being saved because most people care enough about others to wear them. Thank you to all of the employees. When people drive in and see all of you wearing masks it makes them follow suit. I saw a woman running back to her car when she saw the employee that was working his butt off wearing his. This alone gives them 5 stars. They are selling FRESH WALNUTS !!! If you have never eaten freshly harvested walnut meat then now is your chance! They have really sweet looking jars of jams. We bought $100 in walnuts. They sell them in one pound bags for $7.50. We choose this place because they were wearing masks. We know that all of the local stands have the same nuts but some of those shops have people working that aren't following scientific recommendations dealing with covid. Great job Jacob's! We WILL be back!

Jacobs produce is my go to spot for fruits I love coming here for my local oranges, cuties, local honey and watermelon when I'm season they are friendly nice clean. It's off a busy road hwy 120 ample parking and a rest stop bathroom not the cleanest but will do of your in town and or driving thru try some fruits. They also have a taco truck on most days that is not bad. Enjoy !!!

A decent stop for local produce. I've been on a pomelo kick lately - and I've been loving trying out a variety of different fruit stands on our way to the mountains. Jacob's is conveniently located and it has a pretty good selection of vegetables, fruits, nuts etc. I recommend inspecting your items before you purchase them. The first pomelo that I picked up - my fingers went right through the skin - because it had already started to mold. Quite a few of their lemons, sweet potatoes etc were also covered in fuzz and they looked to had been sitting there for awhile. That being said - for two big pomelos, a green apple, an onion and an avocado - it was just $6. Not a bad price at all!Trust.

With all of the traffic eastbound on SR120, this place seems a bit difficult to enter. Yesterday, the traffic was light and I didn't have a problem. They have a decent-sized parking lot.They have a variety of produce and packaged nuts but pricing is confusing because not everything is marked clearly.I got two small baskets of strawberries and a labeled 9 ounces package of pistachios, though it seemed lighter than 9 ounces. This came to an even $9.00.The two baskets of strawberries had a few close-to-ripe fruits, but most had been picked quite a while back. The pistachios seemed very fresh.Service was sufficient, not particularly friendly.

This place is right off a highway and I saw it passing by. I decided to get off and try it. Plenty of parking on the side and a nice open feel to it. They have some good vegetables. They have a lot of dried items. Also a huge selection of pastas and hot sauces that most stands don't have. They also sold tea I thought that was pretty cool. The price was reasonable. I'm really happy I stopped and got some fresh fruits and veggies.

So so much more than your average fruitstand! Great mix of local and driven-in fruits, so many unusual dried fruits and nuts that I had never tried (dried kiwi anyone?), boxed-up homemade pies, plus a bunch of refrigerated basics like milk and things that you might want to pick up!The prices are more than reasonable-- either the same or lower than our local farmers market! Plus they have some sizeable baskets of slightly overripe fruit that they sell for a buck or two; if you're into potential fermentation, this could be your bag! (basket?)We only got a couple of their peaches and a couple of their nectarines... I had the nectarine this morning, and a trip to and from Yosemite later, it was still amazingly delicious. This is the kind of place my family would have made a must-stop if it was on one of our regular roadtripping routes when I was growing up... the kind of place my fiance and I will make a must-stop over the next few years!

Our first time here a few weeks ago.. We found great prices on produce & a steal on Eggs! You even get a discount if you come back within 30 days (old receipt needed as proof)Well be back!

Best pies in town sometimes they don't have them frozen but they do have them for sure on the holidays thanksgiving,Christmas,new years fresh baked and their produce cheaper then some places and even a bit better also I would recommend this place to people

This produce stand is run by the kindest people who during the time of social distancing were among the first businesses to protect customers and employees by disinfecting carts and baskets, offering sanitizer, and putting up a plexiglass at the register. These measures show a care for the community and respect for the employees that has earned them my patronage for life.They sell amazing frozen pies. The best ever! Formerly Kandi's pies, same bakery is making them and Jacob's is one of the only places to get them.This is a great place to buy almonds and local honey of superior quality.Their produce selection varies with the season. You can count on the absolute best price and flavor on anything locally produced, but it will be at peak ripeness and you should expect to consume it within a day or two.Some produce offerings are standard in quality and price, but it's nice that they can bring variety to the stand. Thank you, Jacob's!