Biglieri Farms Farm Market
Hours
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Overview
Biglieri Farms is a family owned and run farmer's market. Biglieri offers the best of the area and other locally grown produce, as well as fresh, on-premises focaccia bread, tri-tip sandwiches, hot dogs, BLTs, jams and jellies, pies, cookies, and homemade fudge and raviolis. If you're looking for some local produce, you've come to the right place... Biglieri Farms offers some of the best locally grown produce available, grown by our family on our 500+ acres of crops of winter squash and walnuts. Biglieri offers produce as it comes into season, ranging from sweet corn, the rare torpedo and more common Italian red onion, winter squash, figs, and many others. Stop in for a treat, honey, a gift, or order our fudge straight to your home!
Season/Hours of Operation:
- April through October
- 9am-5pm Thursdays only during cherry season - May-June
- 9am-5pm Friday - Sunday
Amenities
- Gift Shop
We got a pie @ some raviole @ some Jelly ! I cant wait to get home @Try! Um Um
Best chicken pot pie take n bake. Best kept secret of the valley!
Semi usual spot for Friday lunch. They also have home made fudge and pies. Highly recommend patronizing this place.
This fruit stand has some really good produce and a nice selection of sauces, cheeses and even pastas. They carry fudge and delicious pies and other types of baked goods. All of the people that work there have been super nice and accommodating. If you are in the mood for a hot dog, the hot dogs are fantastic. We really love to beef raviolis.
This place reminds me of how my grandmothers kitchen smelled when I visited her as a young child. The aroma of pies and breads baking fills the air and brings a feeling of comfort 1st, then the feeling of hunger very shortly after. I purchased a pie and 2 pieces of fudge today. They also have lasagna and ravioli that’s frozen and so many other things. You’ll have to check it out for yourself. You’ll be happy you went.
