Farm House Collective

Great outdoor space with several small restaurants and bars, record store and ice cream parlor. Concert stage with large outdoor TV screen for sports and movies as well as foosball, ping pong, corn hole... lots to do! Do not bring pets... no pets allowed.

Brand new newly built. Reminds me of a Smorgasburg with all the cute little shops that exist around this area. On Saturday nights they have line dancing. Not sure if it's a permanent staple or not but it's super cute and fun

Although not fully realized, it looks great so far. Very modern, yet quaint. Plenty of food options, beverage spots, little unique shops including thrift, cosmetics, trinkets. They have a lounge area in the back with seating and games. As well as a stage for live entertainment. I recommend checking it out now before it's gets super busy. The only downside is there may not be enough parking.

This a place with different type of vendors or places to eat or a dessert plus is really nice looking and clean. Restrooms super clean. And please if you come by try the Gelatos

I went to the Grand Opening today. Tons of vendors, good food, variety, beer, music, a space for performing. Definitely a cute little venue that’s worth visiting. I’ll be back

Very quaint and interesting! The outdoor stage is wonderful. It's like wandering down a small city street filled with places to eat..and a really cool little record shop. I like the whole vibe!

What a fun place!! Had the gelato- pistachio and marscapone! Very clean upscale place!! Will definitely return!

Shops are still opening but some are already open and the sitting areas are amazing. Really appreciate the misters, modern bathrooms, and water fountain. I'll be coming back to check out a show!

Great atmosphere and fun pop-ups. Love the outdoor markets. Plus the food and drinks are Bar Ni Modo are phenomenal!

Five stars for cuteness, carbs, and cornhole! This place is basically the brunch fairy's Pinterest board come to life. The food and drink options? Variety is the spice of this menu! I was out here living my best snacking life. The vibe? Immaculate. We're talkin' aesthetic so cute it made my camera roll feel underdressed. Staff? Sweethearts. Friendly, fast, and not once did they judge my third round of mimosas. Bonus points for the adorable little plant shop, because nothing says "self-control" like buying a succulent after bottomless brunch. There's even a giant grassy area for sand bag toss (aka cornhole, if you're fancy or from the Midwest). Perfect for post-latte lounging or showing off your competitive side. Parking was easy, the mood was right, and yes , I will absolutely be back. Possibly with a picnic blanket and a plan to never leave.

Such a charming little spot in Riverside! They've beautifully transformed this old motel into a vibrant hangout with great community vibes, live shows, and a relaxed atmosphere--perfect for catching up with friends. That said, it's been open for a while, but several of the restaurants are still closed, which was disappointing. I was hoping for a wider selection of food. Currently open: Bricks + Birch Pizza, Gelato, Batter Rebellion, Blue Bowl, a thrift boutique, eco shop, plant stand, and a small bar near the stage. Looking forward to coming back once more of the vendors open up! Has a similar feel to San Juan Capistrano's River Street Marketplace, which we LOVE!

Place : aesthetic is very nice Food : Not good Gelato (ice cream) is over hype overall place is overall hyped . Place is not all that personally my experience & opinion!

This area is a bit overhyped in my opinion...there's not a lot of restaurants/shops open yet, most of them are still coming soon...however, plenty of parking & areas to sit down & hang out with friends & family...I can see it being busy on the weekends, but when I went it was empty & seems like they're still under construction for some spots. Their bathrooms are clean.

I used to work not far from here back in the day and I seriously never noticed the Farm House motel in all those months driving down University. I guess because I never needed a motel. They made a big deal of repurposing it into the Farm House Collective so I definitely had to check it out for myself. Located on University Ave, Farm House Collective isn't hard to miss if you're looking for it. I will say, the parking here is kinda terrible. The lot is small and if they're having a vendor market, good luck! That said, this is a cool little place. Inside it's a long string of bungalows with shops, restaurants and kiosks leading to the Farm Stage. The Farm Stage is where most of the action is. They hold concerts, viewing events etc. Check their calendar! They've had some great acts play here (Lee Fields, Los Yesterdays) so I'm looking forward to seeing who is here in the future. That'll be the biggest draw for me because as neat as this place is, I don't feel this is a place I'd visit over and over again. But that shouldn't discourage you from finding out for yourself. It's still very much recommended!

Love Blue Bowl! Their açaí bowls are perfect: not too sweet and don't taste artificial. Just honest, good food. The venue is so quaint and whimsical. Great date spot.

1. No dogs allowed, we got kicked out though my dog was behaving and on leash. Our dog is partially blind so we prefer going to places that we can take him instead of leaving him at home by himself. The restaurants and shops are individual and all have closed doors. So we didn't see why we could not have a dog in the outdoor areas. 2. Most of the restaurants were not open for business yet. This was not clearly stated on the website or on their socials. It was disappointing that we drove all the way out to Riverside only to get turned away. We were celebrating my son's birthday and weren't able to eat as nothing was open, and like I mentioned weren't welcomed with our dog. One of the places we wanted to go to was Blue Bowl, it WAS open, and delicious as usual. Their yelp page for this location actually says it is dog friendly. Which is a contradiction to what the actual property allows. Be warned if you bring your fur baby. The property was beautiful but we were really disappointed. I hope we can return again if they ever accept dogs.

Cool new spot! Grand opening this past weekend. This run down farm motel with "good bones" has transformed into a newly renovated space for the community to come together and enjoy a fresh take. Various vendors & eateries. All the shops have different hours but the main gates and parking lot open at 10am. Walking through was surreal to think of what it was before. Total night and day. Pop up vendors set up filling the designated space in the parking lot with more shopping! Through the main entrance is Batter rebellion, blue bowl and Rooted in love that are currently open and in full swing. Patrons filled these farmhouse store fronts admiring the renovations and trying out their menu. Plenty of seating throughout the entire space. A great spot to check out with the fam. Large stage in the far back with bean bag chairs and free play outdoor games ping pong, corn hole and foosball table. Ticketed upcoming concerts are posted and available for purchase at the airstream camper.

This place has the potential to be such a cool social space, and it's right down the street from UCR! We went during the week in the afternoon after the grand opening weekend so it was a pretty empty-- but I love the open vibe and it's a lovely place to chill under some shade, play some foosball or connect four, visit the vintage store, or just hang out on the bean bags with friends! Food-wise only the acai place was open when we went, so I'm looking forward to coming back in a few weeks when more of the restaurants are open/running (I think Batter Rebellion is already open, and Bar Ni Modo will be the next to open up?) They've got events planned all this month to stream different games and have concerts, I can't wait to see how it all blooms and grows!

Cool new spot near UCR! Went the day after opening and it was busy. Was a bit disappointed that more places weren't open yet but had blue bowl and batter rebellion and enjoyed both places. Glad to have more things opening up in the area. Will definitely be back when more spots open. Parking was pretty packed but there were a few spots open at around 12pm. Lot was full by the time we left.

I love the concept and the space is lovely. How hard would it be to post on your website the restaurants that are actually open and a "coming soon" banner on the ones that aren't? You're hurting your reputation, the businesses, and disappointing customers.

Came here for a concert to see Lee Fields. Heard about this place, vaguely, and thought they reopened the old Barn House venue from back in the day, but they did not. Farm House Collective is an outdoor food hall with the vendors located in these farm house themed bungalows? At the end of the walkway is an outdoor stage with a grass lawn, ping pong table, fire pit, Cornhole, etc. This is where the concert was. Literally felt like I was in someone's backyard watching the legendary Lee Fields & The Impressions perform. The stage isn't really high off the ground, we were able to move up front with no issues and people just brought their lawn chairs and were sitting in them like it was a concerts in the park type deal. We literally saw Lee Fields perform at the Fonda Theater in Hollywood back in January and the sound and experience was 1000 times better here than it was there. Even the crowd was better because it wasn't a bunch of fake L.A. people there for the clout, it was real fans that knew the music and sang it like it was written for them. My one complaint was there was a guy in front of us, which was pretty much almost at the barricade to the front, who wouldn't stop talking loudly to the stranger next to him, asking him where he works because he looked familiar. I had to shush him because he was louder than Lee Fields singing a very emotional song. This guy was drinking, A LOT, and I know this because he kept leaving to go get beers and bring them back for his girlfriend and the new friend he made, at LEAST 4 times during Lee's set. Each time he would leave and come back I would be impressed at how fast he was coming back. It was under 5 minutes. I then realized there's a bar about 20 steps from the stage and there was little to no line to get beer! Any music venue you go to, it takes forever to get out of a crowd to go stand in line to get a beer, then you have to fight your way back to the front to your spot, with your beer. Another plus about this venue is it smells like freshly made waffles cones, because there's a gelato shop making them, literally at the entrance/exit. I actually left during the encore because Yelp said the gelato place was closing in 5 minutes. I walked out the exit and to the left was the gelato spot. It's the best concert venue ever when you can get up to the stage with no issues, get a beer and get back to your spot in 5 minutes then walk 20 steps to the gelato place to get gelato. I forgot to mention parking! It's FREE and there's overspill parking into the lot right next to the Farm House lot. Honestly, they should just build a parking structure because the parking lot designated for the Farm House is a joke. If you have a chance to see a concert here, highly recommend. It's an intimate outdoor venue without all the stress of getting to it and there's a gelato shop when you exit the outdoor stage area.

Love this place... very contemporary and an amazing experience‼ There was a live band and many options of food to choose from. Great staff in all the shops and restaurants.

Parking is free. When I came some restaurants were still not open but i did try the pizza place and it was very delicious. definitely family friendly.

We came here because we seen pictures but no restaurants were openl they Said 3-4 more weeks. They have a stage where bands play music. There was a cartoon playing a goofy .movie . There was a Lil kiosk bar for parents. Ppl were cuddled with blankets, kids in wagons and they had games like Jenga. It was a great atmosphere. I can't wait to come back and try the sushi Japanese restaurant. There was this cute book van. It has lots of potential but I can't rate cause most stores and restaurants are not open. I'll be back and will update my ratings.

I absolutely love the space but the food has been a massive disappointment so far. Batter Rebellion is halfway decent, but Bar Ni Modo has weird, whitewashed, gluten free takes on Mexican food and it's extremely cramped inside. Bricks and Burch pizza tastes like cafeteria food and the cashier on duty today had a MAJOR attitude on top of being a bad listener. Ugh. Come to hang out on the lawn, watch a ball game or a movie, and have a beer, but do yourself a favor and eat BEFORE you come!

A must visit gem for everyone! This newly revamped motel-turned-dining-and-shopping spot has completely transformed into one of the most versatile and vibrant places in town. The vibe is incredibly diverse and fluid--no matter the time or reason for your visit, it just works. The grassy patio area near the stage is a dream for young families. With ping pong, corn hole, hula hoops, and plenty of open space, it's the kind of place where kids can be kids while parents actually get to relax. On weekend nights, it becomes the perfect date night destination. We'll often line up a babysitter just to come unwind here--cocktails in hand, enjoying the live music under the stars. Even during the week, it doubles as a great spot for casual business meetings. With both indoor and outdoor seating and plenty of tables, it's easy to find the right setting to chat with a client or get some work done. It's rare to find a place that checks so many boxes, but this one pulls it off effortlessly. A hot new spot that truly has something for everyone.

This is an old motel on a stretch of University that is honestly not very exciting. A few decent restaurants in the area but not a lot of style. This new spot changes that. They have totally remodeled the place to be kind of lot the food lab downtown but outdoors. Plus there's a space for small outdoor concerts. Everything has a great vibe. We stopped by on opening day and a lot of stuff is still in progress so I won't rate any of that for now, but I'm encouraged but this being here since it's a great addition to Riverside.

There's a couple shops open but most are still getting prepped. It's a really beautiful space with limited parking. It's a great atmosphere with a lot to offer, a perfect spot to hangout. I can't wait to see it when everything has opened. There's a Photo Booth near the restroom and the photos are really great quality.

This is such a fun spot! Blue Bowl made us the best Acai Bowls weve ever had. So many choices and great service. We'll definitely be back!

What an upgrade Riverside! This place has so many opportunities right around the corner: restaurants, kid-friendly, movie nights, concerts...what a gift! We tried Bar Ni Modo - incredible. Can't wait to go back! Their version of the Espresso martini is everything. Sweeter side and less bitter. I will say - more parking or a purchase of a parking lot will be needed in the future!

Great spot! My kids enjoy it every time! We noticed a bar coming in we thought of adding a suggestion! Maybe adding slushies for the kids back there. Some type of refresher to order along with my beer lol thanks for always a great time! Great Vibes!

It's a cool spot to come and chill. Hopefully some of the stores will open soon as there is not a huge variety to choose from. Batter Republic had some really good poke nachos and fries. Bricks and Birch had some really good pizza albeit a tad bit pricey. It will be a nice hang out spot to come enjoy a show and grab a drink outside. Looking forward to a full opening.

This is a great idea and I see it's potential, however most of what is on its website is inaccurate . It appears there are some of the businesses already open, however the ones that aren't only say 'coming soon'. As the one we came down there for was not open we ended up at University Village for dinner. Hoping to be able to come back here and rave about this place, but a slick website is not a substitute for the real thing.

This is a great addition to Riverside! We came to see a concert but will come back for the dining. There are many options. Parking is available and even overflow in the lot next door. The venue is intimate but doesn't feel overly crowded. They allow you to bring lawn chairs or blankets as they have very limited seating. I will return with more info on the dining. It's a cool spot!

Ummmmm.....u gotta b kidding me....this place was sooooo kool with a great vibe ambiance and chill factor above all others. Friday nite dinner and drinkey drink nite with the Mrs turned out to be our favorite new spot. Dinner at Bar Ni Modo was very good with a varied array of dinner options and small plates for every palate with a nice variety of drink options as well. We really enjoyed the live music and stage area which featured the band Day Dream Time Machine which really brought an assortment of various kool vibe and crescendoing songs. The band was so good we had to buy their cd because their sound was incredible with its horn and rhythm section that really made the whole place vibe and gel. If yur looking to try some great food with great music vibes I highly recommend the Farm House Collective.

Adorable and inviting! I was so excited for the opening of Farm House Collective and I finally got the chance to visit. I am a long time customer of Eco Now and this location did not disappoint. I also love Bricks and Birch pizza. Pros - amazing design fun layout, ample parking to the side. Delicious food and no long waiting. Very friendly staff. Very clean with patrolling security lending to a safe and comfortable visit. Cons - I went in the middle of the hot summer day, and it was sweltering. Afternoons/evenings I'm sure are more comfortable. There's not a ton of cool/covered seating. So just choose your visit time accordingly. Lots of the food places appear to be under construction still, but I'm excited for them to open! I am excited to watch the continued development of this fun little community space!

This place is super cool! Great old school vibe but with modern food. Food options are great!

I was really looking forward to spending time at The Farm House Collective in Riverside, but I was disappointed to learn that dogs aren't allowed--not even in the outdoor areas. I completely understand that animals can't enter the individual restaurants, but the open-air spaces seem like a perfect opportunity to accommodate responsible dog owners. Riverside has a strong, growing community of dog lovers, and it's disheartening to see such a beautiful gathering spot miss the mark on inclusivity in this way. Until this policy changes, I won't be returning--and I'll be sharing my experience with others in the local pet-friendly community as well. I hope the owners will reconsider, as embracing dog-friendly practices (even with clear rules in place) could make this space even more welcoming and vibrant.

Deceptive advertising! Their website lists multiple restaurants and businesses that are not open. We went last night to eat at Go Go Bird and found their spot has not opened. Very disappointed! How hard is it to list on a website "coming soon"? The venue itself is nice and I like the different areas of outdoor seating. I don't know if I will return as the experience left a bad impression.

While visiting my son (who attends UCR) last weekend, I was able to visit the collective twice. And I have to say- Well done!!! The space is well thought out with an aesthetically pleasing design, while retaining the retro vibe of the original motel. My son and daughter and I saw Los Yesterdays perform here Saturday night and we had such an awesome time. Perfect setting for this classic band and a nice size for a venue. We had a great crowd for this show- just really enjoying the music. I appreciate the fact that they have a healthy restaurant choice with Blue Bowl. A couple more restaurants have yet to open. I look forward to coming here again when I visit from NorCal. I hope others make the effort like this family owned business has to create a lovely space for city folks to have a haven.

My favorite Sunday morning stop at the moment, Blue Bowls. What I like most about this açaí spot is that the bowl is entirely customizable, and they don't charge extra per add on. The ingredients are all natural, and very unique. My body always feels great after consuming a Blue Bowl.

So far so good! While they are still working on getting all the shops open, what is open is great! We went to the soft opening of Bar Ni Modo last night - the food was delicious, the service was amazing & the vibes were 10/10. I can't wait to see how the locations evolve as more shops open.

A great approach to the newer way of clustered businesses. It was chill spot and has a variety of eateries and other shops. They had great restrooms too. They only con was parking. Limited and looks like they may begin charging in the future.

What an awesome place to hang out! I'm just sorry that many shops/eateries were not open yet. I was also surprised to see the farmers market on the lawn and the country band that performed that night. Had a tasty burger at the Rebellion. Definitely going back to see more, try more, do more! Parking was scarce and a problem but hopefully this will be resolved soon.

So stinking cute ... the food was amazing at Batter rebellion ... and the shops are great!

Word to the wise, NONE of the restaurants/food joints are open except Batter Republic. What a complete waste of time. Someone recommended this place and I checked their website ahead of time and it showed that all of the spots were now open. We got there on a Friday night and literally everything was closed except Batter Republic. The only other spot open was the Acai place and the outdoor bar at the end by the stage. The outdoor bar had THREE drinks on tap, I mean come on. It was a far cry from the pictures they have displayed on their website and on Yelp. The property is amazing and the concept is great, but I think it's very misleading that they are advertising as being open yet everything is still fully closed.

Great new addition to Riverside ! Great atmosphere, fun spots to eat and cool creative space to mingle and make memories. Took my kids there for live music on family night and they had a blast. Went to dinner at Bar I modo and the food was fresh, unique and delish. Happy my hometown got a new spot for not only the young crowd but families as well .

It's not vibrant as advertised. So many things not open. It's trying to appeal to everyone, but not sure who would go there.

The ambiance is INCREDIBLE! Super clean, super nice people, and tons of food and activities. There's a great team behind it all running the show and making sure everyone who comes feels welcomed and has a great time. Definitely looking forward to making this a regular stop for me!

Great to addition to the Riverside area. Now if you like the outdoors more than going to Riverside food Lab or Redlands food hall this is a safe bet. Plenty of food and snack selection. The only downfall is the parking situation currently is limited and does get filled pretty quickly. Hopefully that gets resolved soon.

Even with a limited menu, Batter Rebellion, located right at the corner of farmhouse collective, has moved up my list of favorite places to eat in Riverside. Get the Glazed over burger or the Black sheep burger. You won't be dissatisfied, I promise. Food's amazing, ambience top tier, service was outstanding. Shout out to Stephanie for the incredible service. If this place is any measure of where the whole Farmhouse Collective is headed, I believe this plaza is going to be a heavy hitter in the I.E. in the very near feature. Especially with the assortment of stores and activities continuously being built up around it.

The photos online are very deceiving cause about only 1/3 of the shops are open. No wonder there are food trucks in the parking lot. I grabbed a beer and bounced shortly after I finished it. Seems like it was rushed to open and clearly not ready. I may return at the end of the year and give it another chance. But for now, way too many cons. Parking lot is also too small like your yocto.

The two star reviews because restaurants aren't open yet aren't fair ! People are so quick to complain yikes - this is why the world is the way it is. I feel like this is exactly what Riverside has needed, hopefully it will foster more of a sense of community and people will come together to support one another and hopefully that will contribute to less negativity. Can't wait to come back.

My review is strictly about Bricks and Burch (the pizza place) located in the farm house collective. Terrible service/experience paired with terrible pizza. After 30 min, The worker calls out the name for my order then says that they made a different kind of pizza than what I ordered. I said I couldn't take it since that isn't what I ordered! (For reference: My kid only eats pepperoni and cheese, they made a pepperoni, sausage and bacon pizza. I would've take it if it was for ME but it was for my child). He was upset I said no, he took the pizza, tossed it in the trash and shouts to the other worker that it has to be remade. He didn't acknowledge me after that with a time of how much longer I would have to wait. I walked out of the little shop, waited another 20 min then went back in. I see my name on a box on the pick up counter, as I reach for it the worker shouted "heyyy wait!! we gotta make sure that's yours! CHECK HER RECEIPT!" Mind you, I had just spoke to him about my pizza being redone so he knew that was my order!!!! He was rude ! And actually all the workers were rude on Sunday 07/20/25 at around 2 pm I will never go back! It took 50 min in total to get my 12in pepperoni pizza and it was undercooked and just terrible !

I was excited to go to this new venue on a free afternoon. However they only allow service dogs and security told me to leave. Update your stupid website or yelp then Farm House!

The farm house was super cute and such a chill place but this review is solvent for brick and birch pizza. The reddish haired girl first of all was on her cell phone for a while as the customers were just standing there to order. Then I was watching the way they cut the pizzas and she put NO effort into slicing it up. I added the pictures. It's nowhere near the middle, like she didn't even try she just ran the pizza cutter thru it randomly. There was a tiny piece and one huge piece and just HORRIBLE. I had to grab a plastic knife to make my own slices. It's pretty annoying to have to do when we had ordered pizza for the outside screening. So I had to share how ridiculous this was. Atleast put some effort into your job especially when the customers can clearly see you. Both workers that tonight ( July 1) were honestly pretty moody looking. Probably won't spend this much money on their pizza again, I'd rather get something else.

Atmosphere is great here. Plenty of space to sit and relax (if you go early, couldn't tell you at night). Nice place to take your kids since they have a play area for them. Games that they have outside is cornhole, table tennis and foose ball. The kids play area has tic tac toe, Jenga, tetris set and various other toys. They also have a good variety of non-alcoholic drinks if that's your scene like the wifey and I. The venue is nice with TV's along the wall with a giant projector screen in the middle and is very clean. They also have an old photo booth near the restrooms to take pictures. You can tell they put a lot of thought and effort in this place which shows. Would definitely come back here.