T & Y Strawberry Patch

Looking for that farm fresh produce right down the street? It’s worth a visit! This is a family run business it’s friendly, easily accessible to Woodland and always has great stuff on the shelves. From the sweet peas in the spring to the pumpkins in the fall you’ll never be disappointed. One of the other things that I really enjoy about shopping here is the price. I find that I save money by coming to the little family produce stand versus some of the bigger markets in town. Keep in mind that this outfit often relies upon what they’re growing behind the store. So if you’re looking for something very funky or out of season you may not find it here. But that’s the beauty of fresh local produce.

Too bad this place is so far away from us (about 50 miles). Stopped there yesterday for the wife to explore and she fell in love with the place. Too early yet for corn but loaded with everything else. Manager there, family member, was extremely nice and knowledgeable. If we go to the area again, we’re definitely stopping again!

Super sweet strawberries are definetly a draw but so is all the other local produce. If I don’t have a good turnout on my own fruit and veg gardens I tend to drop in here. It’s as close to home grown as you get

What a great place! Fresh in season fruits and veggies, awesome prices, and suoer friendly people. This Is going to be a regular for me!

Stopped in on our way back from Cache Creek and picked up some strawberries to bring back to the house… where everyone persisted to munch on them and comment on how great they were for the rest of the weekend. Super fresh and flavorful, and $ 7.00 for a box of 3 baskets was a very reasonable deal. They also have beautiful bouquets of fresh sunflowers for only $ 1.00 and a nice selection of great, low-​priced hot sauces and jam type items. I only regret not getting more while I was there.

This is one of those places that I thought I had reviewed and was surprised to find I haven’t. I even wrote an article about this place for a newsletter about local farms a couple of years ago. T &Y sells great produce, from berries to Southeast Asian greens and all kinds of fruits and vegetables from Yolo County and beyond. The family that runs it are really wonderful people. If you stop by in the spring, take a look at the sweet peas in bloom behind the stand, it’s incredible. But stop by anytime, there’s always something good. They also sell the local Yolo County pistachios cheaper here than at the Nugget Market.
Highly Recommended!!!

They have fantastic strawberries and produce.

Summer hours: 8am-​7pm
Winter hours: 9am-​5pm
Fresh fruits, vegetables, dried fruits & nuts, and local honey.
Grab a big bag of fresh picked salad mix that was grown on site for $ 2!
Behind the building is a big plot of land which they use to farm the produce that is sold, along with other items brought in from other local farms. There’s an aerial photo of the property on the wall.
With T&Y so close to me, I can run down here for my produce for cheaper and FRESHER than what I can get in bulk at Costco or what’s been shipped over several days at the grocery store.
My boyfriend and I had a great salad with everything we picked up here for lunch and we devoured a fair amount of sweet strawberries from T&Y ($ 2.50 a basket).
If you live in Woodland and run to the supermarket to get your produce, think again on that move. Support the locals and get healthy with T&Y!
If you’re headed west to Winter’s or Cache Creek Casino as you head out of Woodland… take W. Main Street straight till you’re in the country and T&Y will be on your right. I’d say it’s 5 minutes out off W. Main Street out of Woodland.

Whenever we get a chance we like to come here for their fresh fruits. When strawberries are in season this is the best place. They always have excellent quality fruits. Check this place out. It’s about five minutes out of the woodland town on the way to the casino.

A great place to stop daily and pick up fresh fruits and veggies. As fresh as it gets. Besides fresh fruit/​veggies, they have a huge selection of sauces and preserves. Pickled veggies (asparagus, beans, etc) can’t be found better or cheaper anywhere.