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Fresh Approach

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SHOP | BUY Fresh Approach is a non-profit organization bringing more nourishing, local food to underserved communities in the Bay Area. They have mobile farmers markets, offer workshops for community members to gain hands-on experience with growing their own fresh fruits and vegetables, and provide VeggieRx nutrition classes that teach how to thrive with the power of nourishing food. 

More info: freshapproach.org

J&P Cosentino Family Farm

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Family-owned orchard and farm with a rich selection of summer fruits, berries and more. Shop the Farm Kitchen, a year-round farm stand with seasonal fruits and vegetables plus pantry staples like jam, candied fruits and pickled vegetables. Since 1945 the Cosentino family has been the hyper-local source for the South Bay’s freshest farm picks.

Pie Ranch

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Farm and farm stand selling a seasonal rotation of goods from local farmers, makers and more. Some choice favorites include jams, jellies, sauces, dried heirloom beans, tasty unusual grains and—most famously—pies! All baked fresh from their partner Companion Bakeshop. Local beef is also available in partnership with LeftCoast Grassfed Ranchers. Open daily, closed Tuesdays.

DeMartini Orchard

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Rustic neighborhood market and red farm stand on San Antonio Avenue open daily and selling seasonal fruits and vegetables from local Bay Area farms, plus pantry goods and gourmet items from California makers. Shop the farm’s best at Los Altos’s oldest business keeping the tradition of fresh farm-to-table produce alive. Look for the homegrown tomato, apricot and green bean selections picked fresh from long-standing relationships with local home gardeners.

Urban Village Farmers' Markets

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Shop and eat seasonal, whole, nutritient-rice foods and fresh produce that support small farmers and the local economy. Certified farmers markets at Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Willow Glen, Campbell, Cambian Park and California Avenue in Palo Alto.

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