Rodin Farms

Rodin is one of the oldest farm in Central Valley, a heritage it is and best place for Almond Blossoms ! They do sell organic honey, almonds, fresh veggies and fruits, little pricey but worth the quality and taste.The farm is well maintained with welcoming staff , ample and organized parking.They sell nuts and few snacks , but do not have any major food options, so plan accordingly. Right across the street there are few food options and a Costco too. Best time to visit the farm would be anytime early 8 am to 5 PM. Dawn and Dusk are the best time for Photography.

The pictures will hopefully give you an idea of the fall season inventory. This store sales only locally grown fruits & vegetables and does not sale any GMO or PEEL coated products. There is so many nice things to say about the staff, they are simply great people and seem to really enjoy what they provide to our community. If you’re in the Modesto/Riverbank area go check them out.

It’s very nice experience to see and touch real Almond from the tree in the seed. Staffs very friendly, We here August 9 and owner say anytime in two weeks will be the harvest time.

A place unlike any other. We took pictures by the pumpkin patch. Some foods at the grocery store were kinda interesting. Good for kids to explore around 👍

What a beautiful place! I came with my mom and baby for a visit. First, we visited the fruit stand. I bought sour gummy worms and coconut almonds. There were so many different selections of many fruits, honey, nuts, dried fruits, jelly, and many more. We went to do a walk through at the blossoming trees for pictures. It is beautiful this time of the season in February. I would recommend this farm for pictures.

A lovely almond blossom farm with a pleasant atmosphere for a stroll. The fresh produce store is a great addition, offering a wide variety of seasoned almonds and delicious baked vegetable chips.

An amazing and beautiful place to spend time and great helpful staff. Every fall they’ve had a great set up for their pumpkin patch and had a hay maze and a corn play pit. For spring their almond trees start to blossom which create a perfect backdrop for photos. For Christmas time they sell trees at a good price. For summer it’s too hot for me to go outside but regardless the season they always have something for you from fresh produce and great tasting flavored almonds!

This place was our first stop when we wanted to see some Almond Blossoms. You can easily access the farm through their parking lot. After we got our fill of photos, we headed to the store and we are so glad we did. They have so much delicious stuff that we ended up buying so much. They have a variety of nuts in so many flavors, candies, dried fruits and veggies. They also sell lavender, honey, fresh fruits and veggies. Our favorites were the oven bakes peppers and mushroom and oh soooo good almond butter. If you're in the area, don't miss this place. It's so worth it!

They have cinnamon gummy bears that I'm obsessed with. So becareful if you have a sweet tooth. This has the goods and you a very good chance of becoming addicted. You've been warned. Now if you like flavorful things they got that as well. All kinds of flavors of Almonds, peanuts, corn nuts. You name they got it. We always get our pumpkins here as well.

Rodin Farms has been on my radar for a year or so as I've found myself in the Central Valley a lot and have become obsessed with almond blossoms. I initially thought it was going to be a huge place in the middle of nowhere but it's actually located on the corner of a very busy street. The parking here is very small and fills up quickly. The almond blossom orchard is absolutely gorgeous when you come at the right time when they are in full bloom. Between the middle of February to end of February is the best time to come. There are rows and rows of almond blossoms and in the front is a little information about California almonds, this is definitely something I can appreciate. There were tons of people there take pictures, having professional photoshoots and just taking in the breathtaking beauty of the almond blossoms. They are just so pretty and they smell good as well. It's a nice little stop to check out with family, friends or your significant other. The stand itself was nice and had some fresh fruit and vegetables. What I like was their variety of specialty items such as dried fruits, almonds, pasta and pasta sauces, jarred soups and just many locally made items. I did not buy anything but there were a few things that caught my eye and I do regret not buying some of their flavored almonds. This is a great place to visit if you're in the area and just make sure to come at the right time so that you can see the almond blossoms as they are the real star of Rodin Farms.

I rediscovered Rodin ranch at their booth this morning when I was at the Los Gatos farmers market. They have an amazing array of almonds and their hickory smoked almonds are soooo addictive!! Luckily I bought a small resealable bag or I would have devoured all of them. Crazy delicious!!! I also love their dried persimmons. A+++

I had a really great experience here! The Almond Blossoms were in full Bloom and it was absolutely beautiful. I read a few other reviews and it said that you aren't able to take photos here, but there were a bunch of people taking photos and it was totally fine. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. I bought fruit, dried fruit, and bread here. Everything was a little bit on the pricier side but I think that's what you get when you buy local. All in all everything was really tasty and I will definitely be back!

On the side of the road fruit/veggie stand. All sorts of almonds as well. We were in Modesto for the Almond blossoms and everything could not have gone more perfectly. I purchased almonds and some Maderines. They were delicious and so inexpensive. Well worth the stop.

California is home to lush farm lands. And near each orchard there is a fruit stand. Rodin Farms is one of the those places. The fruits are fresh and delicious. And they prepare the fruits in ways you've never thought of. So we come to Modesto to play soccer but also stop at the fruit stand for the food and lessons on farming. The people are super friendly too. Not fast. But they love talking about what they grow. So when driving feel free to stop and walk through the orchards and feel your soul be part of it.

I've been there several time once last year around Halloween and they gave a great price on pumpkins and dried fruit and driend gourd and corn for my center peices for Thanksgiving and also bought a wonderful Christmas tree from their awesome Christmas tree display so Great since moving from Roseville to here in Modesto it was very welcoming since we where use to the farmer market @ Denio's in Roseville area the staff is very kind and professional !

Found about Rodin Farms while using the Almond Blossom Cruise app and touring the area for the peak 2023 blooms. Rodin farms is one of the few stops that allows visitors to walk through their orchards and get some close up shots of the blooms. Parking is small and the farm itself is off a busy road, bit once you go a few rows in, you're transported to a magical floral wonderland. The trees were in full bloom the weekend of March 4, 2023. After walking through the orchard, you can visit their farm stand which was packed with almond treats and fresh produce. Everything looked so wonderful and colorful in the fruit/veggie section. The store itself is deceptively larger on the inside than it seems from the outside. Staff was friendly and happily giving out samples. This is a must stop in your tour of Central Valley almond blossoms.

This place is way awesome the people are super friendly & the produce is super fresh we need more places like this "LOVE THE COUNTRY VIBE"

We came here looking for almond blossoms on 3/18 but were too late. There were very few left and had mostly shed off. But the stand at the corner had lots of nice fruits, veggies, snacks, oils and vinegars. They had nice selections. I don't think most the items were organic if that is what you are looking for. We ended up buying a fig balsamic and a habanero olive oil. Can't wait to try it out.

Overpriced "farm stand". Can't walk under the almond trees because it is all private land. Guys using bulk horns to inform the families taking pictures to move. Poor signage on where to park. Yet it is all our fault when we parked in the wrong area and were we bull horned to move our cars. Would never recommend.

I drove out of my way to get some fruit at Rodin Farms, only to find that they were closed. Update your time on Yelp! It's considerate of your customers. Will try shopping here again in a few months.

My family and I came here because it was part of the Almond Blossom Cruise. Their almond blossom trees are beautiful and you can take a lovely walk along the rows of trees. Families are out taking photos and having picnics. We bought some corn nuts and dried strawberries to try. I wish I tried the corn nuts on the spot. Four bags is not enough! These corn nuts are actually the most delicious corn nuts I have ever had. I love their seasoning and also love the texture and taste of their corn nuts. The sriracha and the habanero were my favorites! I will definitely return to buy more corn nuts.

If you're that guy that wanders around Costco collecting and enjoying samples, you're gone love this place. Rodin farms (fruit stand) has a huge variety of nuts, corn nuts, veggie chips, candies, and dries fruits for sale. All of which you can sample. I'm not a huge sampler, but my husband was sure engaged here long after I was finished picking out my produce. They had a small amount out on the shelves of some things, but a good selection of fruits and vegetables and at reasonable prices. I was happy we decided to stop!

I 100% recommend this place, we loved the farm stand, we stopped by today to see the pumpkin patch and there wasn't anyone ( only the employees) I was surprised because it's so cute and fun and free, my toddler and myself will be going back tomorrow, we pass by Oakdale and clairble daily and I'm so glad we finally stopped by and found this little gem, over all take your kids they'll have fun at the corn pit the hay maze I did see more families get there around 2:30 I did get there pretty early so maybe that's why it could've been lonely but check it out we also bought a small pumpkin for 1$ they have them priced differently

I came a little early but it was a nice place. Across the street is restaurants and a target for convenience.

Nice place to stroll, walk along the pretty almond trees and take photos of the beautiful farm. They don't charge any fee. They have gift shop where you can purchase from the various selection of nuts, honey and dried fruits. Nice experience for the family.

The produce here is awful. And you can see the boxes where there from local my eye, it clearly says grown in Mexico. Over priced grocery store produce

Without a doubt the best Fruit, Nuts, and Veggie stand in the Central Valley. My family lives this place all year long. Pumpkins, Christmas trees as well. Today I bought a watermelon that is yellow inside. Super excited to try this out.

I was so disappointed that the store in downtown was closed but excited to try their nearby fruit stand. First, I'd like to say this place as pumpkins galore! All varieties, I really love this time of year so this gets me excited :D Being a SoCal girl, the prices on pumpkins cannot be beat here. Two of the mini gourds for $1 and dried up corn. Everything you need for fall decor or Thanksgiving centerpieces. But, the pumpkins were only a tiny reason I stopped by (great photo opportunity by the way). I love the selection of honey at this place and keep hearing good things about their pie. Sad, they only had my favorite purple sage honey in a small jar but glad to have stopped by to try some of their other items. Fresh baked pie $12.99. I took one home (boysenberry) and gifted the other (mixed berry). My pie was a bit tart, not as sweet. The family I gifted loved the mixed berry and said it was delicious. If in the area again, I'd definitely be back. Rodin has great fresh products.

Great service and such amazing varieties from nuts, dried veges and fruits, even candies! I was so excited. The coconut macaroon almonds...O..M...G...

Great vegetable. Folks are welcoming and ready to help. I go there as often as I can.

Out of the way spot in the country. Worth the stop though! Their nuts and treats are on the high end side (Don't ever mess with low end Nutz!) The people that work hear are soooo nice. I was driving around, doing chores. Was hot, sweaty and probably stank, but they didn't judge. LoL. All their offerings are fresh. A must stop during the Holidays!

If you are in Modesto for Almond Blossoms, then this place is a must stop. One of the few places where you can walk amongst the beautiful almond trees. Do check Modesto's official website for updates regarding bloom in Feb/March. After spending sometime in the farm, we decided to check the farm stand. Fresh fruits, awesome collection of almonds in various flavours, candies and fresh honey - it was hard to decide what to pick and what to leave. Another good thing is that this farm is very close to some restaurants - very convenient for grabbing a quick lunch.

What a great place for a pit stop. Enjoyed walking around the amazing almond bloom. Afterward purchased a number of locally produced items from the farm stand. Thank you so much for allowing people to enjoy the almond trees and for sharing the products.

Always my spot for beautiful gift bundles! Such a treat to have this place in our area!

Strictly for their pies. They sell Ripon pie co pies here. The crust is so dense and thick and has absolutely no flavor. I don't understand why the top of the pie is soooo thick and flavorless. The filling is not bad, but your going to throw most of it away with that wall spackle crust.

I like that they have a wide variety.... not just fresh fruit & veggies. They have all kinds of nuts & dried fruit as well. In the fall time they definitely have the best pick of pumpkins. I almost forgot to mention the pie selections are delicious. The customer service is just ok. The prices are a little higher than most fruit stands.

The pies here are the best in the west the crust is absolutely delicious! I love the apple, peach, boysenberry, and blackberry flavors and the pumpkin during the holidays is the bomb also!

This place is the country bomb of fruit stands plus so much more. Lots of snacks (healthy baked veggies, nuts galore & more.) I purchased the baked beets, green beans and garlic (4 for $20) & loved the crispness & flavor of each! Also, if you love a variety of flavored almonds such as toffee, cinnamon, sesame seed, honey, etc. or the more savory: jalapeño lime, smoked applewood (3 for $20 or $7 each), etc., this is a must stop if you are in the area. Rodin also offers local honey, California oils and condiments. I loved browsing and discovering all of their products. They offer fresh salsa & cage free eggs as well as produce. I bought the sweetest, juiciest peaches I have ever tasted!! What I really appreciated was Rachel, the cashier, who was very friendly & welcoming. Returned the next day for more!! If you are in the area, stop in to Rodin. You will love it!!

I live locally and came here to get some fruit and grabbed a peach pie while I was there. Opened it up later that night and to everyone's disappointment, it had fuzzy mold growing on it. Disappointed that I spent $15 and got no pie.

Great whole wheat bread however have seen a " general produce " truck so uncertain what is local farmers supply vs produce broker supply

Rodin farms was at a mountain view festival. I loved how they had samples galore for all to try. It's not the most sanitary thing, but this is how I look at it, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I got to try lots of delicious dried fruits, candies, and nuts all while strengthening my gut by introducing other people's under-the-nail fecal matter into my system. The real reason why I'm even remembering their name is their nut butters. The toffee one especially. But I went with the basic nut butter because I was worried that I would get sick of the toffee butter. They last only a year in the refrigerator, and it would take me forever for lil ol me to finish a jar. I wish that they had smaller jars or a sample pack. They would make a great gifts! For $13 a jar ($25 for 2) it's a steep buy, but treat yo' self!!! Buy your bread and bananas at grocery outlet to offset your hoity toity fancy nut butter splurge.

Every time I visit the West Valley College farmers market or the downtown Los Gatos farmers market I always have to stop by their stand and grab some roasted nuts! My favorite is the honey roasted almonds, yum yum! Everyone steals them from me at home so they don't last long. Also, the people working the stands are always nice and helpful. They take credit too which is great!

This is a Nice spot to have a little picnic with your loved ones and also to take cute orchard blossom photos

Rodin Farms is nuts! Almonds, mainly. What a tremendous selection: from raw and dry roasted to creative flavor combinations that range from sweet to spicy. We encountered Modesto-based RF at the College of San Mateo Saturday farmers' market and were immediately impressed by their extensive selection, generous free samples, and unobtrusive staff. The almonds took up most of the elegantly-organized stand, but they also offer a nice array of dried fruit that we hope to try in the future. My favorite flavored almonds were the hickory smoked and orange honey. Next time, I'll try the habanero, wasabi, and sesame glazed. Since we tend to buy nuts and dried fruit from Trader Joe's, this stand was a nice way to branch out and experiment with something different. If you are in Modesto, they run a stand with fruits, nuts, and vegetables and sell some things directly from their web site, but they also make the farmers' market circuit and seem to be present at a number of Bay area locations. If you happen to see them next time, stop and give it a try!

I used to be a die-hard peanut butter fan. It pairs nicely with almost everything. But as of late I'm come to learn that peanuts are really legumes and often can be a catalyst for skin issues etc. And so - I decided to jump right on over to the almond butter side. Almond butter is not only tastier in my opinion - but also has more calcium and vitamin E. Rodin Farms homemade almond butter is heavenly. It's evenly stirred - so you don't have to worry about the icky oil layer which surfaces on the top of most organic nut butters, it's packed with tons of substantial flavor, and has the most gorgeous crunch to it. I'm officially an ABG now (Almond Butter Girl) Trust.

Neat little place. Delicious dried fruit and veggies. All different flavors or nuts and nut butters. Nice place to stop by. You may find something you like. Like okra chips ;) (really good nom noms)

Support Local Farms!! They have the best pies, veggies, fruits, and nut treats. Definitely get the pumpkin pie.

They have SO many farm goodies! Too bad I forgot the name of the girl who assisted me today - she was very friendly! Highly recommend this place and will definitely come back!

Everytime we make our way into Riverbank (right outside of Modesto) we stop by this little shop on the corner. They sell alot of fruits, veggies and this and that. They have watermelons, grapes, blueberries, peaches, apricots, plums, even yellow watermelon - which tastes the same as the red ones. All kinds of jerky, like elk, buffalo and other exotic meats. The dried veggie chips are good! They have dried fruits as well. There's all sorts of almonds. Plus they are always selling corn at a real good price, sometimes 5 for $1. Nice fun place to stop by and get some great items, friendly service.

I went in to rodin farms about 2 weeks ago. I bought a watermelon. It was wonderful. I also purchased some small red grapes. I asked what kind of grapes they were. I was told they were Thompsons grapes. Obviously I'm in much need of learning the different types of fruit. I took my yummy goods home. I let the watermelon cool in the fridge. Later that night when I went to rinse and cut the watermelon i was very surprised to see a label on the watermelon, from mexico... That got me wondering about the grapes. It turns out they were champagne grapes, not thompsons... I guess they need to go back and take a crash course in fruits and vegies. The Mexican watermelon... I don't know...reading lessons s too?!!! DO NOT SHOP WITH THESE DISHONEST PEOPLE!!!!! SHAME ON YOU RODIN FARMS!!!!!!!

Rodin Farms had dozens of flavors of roasted almonds on display. lots of samples were offered. almonds tasted crunchy and fresh. containers sold 6@ or 4/$20. regretably passed them by. didn't want to buy on an empty stomach. very friendly people. will definitely return. locale: san leandro f.m. (4/10)

I just went and visited Rodin Farms Fruit stand to support local small business during this hard time in the world and was quickly treated like trash. She treated me, my new born and 5 year old as if we had the virus on our forehead. I asked the cashier if I could take an item closer to the exit to show my 5 year old which one she wanted (she forgot her glasses) and the OWNER quickly said and quite rudely, "dont let her touch it" and as I was turning around to show my child the item when she THOUGHT I wasnt looking stuck out her tongue as if she was disgusted by me and my family and threw her hands in the air as if she was fed up with something. I looked at her as she looked at me in shock. She definitely didnt think I was going to see her behave like that. I then STILL purchased my items and told the cashier how disappointed I was in her behavior. The owner then approached me explaining why she said what she said when all I wanted to know if why she would treat someone the way she did and the extra Acrobat and disgusting facial expressions were NOT necessary. ...and we went back and fourth for about the virus that I had to reassure her multiple time I was very aware of and not naive to but it didn't matter. She didn't care that she was rude. I had to say why aren't you saying sorry even after I have still put money into your small business who probably needs it more than ever? I actually bought four things. This lady was so rude. Unapologetic. Unappreciative and unprofessional. I will probably never buy from her again. Her employee was the one that allowed me to walk to the edge of her stand and the look she thought shes getting away with behind my back was belittling, embarrassing and shows the type of person she is when someone isnt looking. Mind you this store is all open. No hand washing materials no hand sanitizer or nothing. The only Precaution she is taking to stay safe is not letting people walk to the boarder of her stand. She used the word "outside" when her whole stand is basically OUTSIDE. If she is that worried she should be doing more to protect her items, herself and her customers.

Oh, such great snacking nuts!! It's wine, cheese, grapes, and almonds!!! Raspberry honey nice touch. My personal favorite: hickory smoked. Yummm

I was making the rounds of the local farm stands today! This stand looked small from the outside, but it was jam-packed with all kinds of good stuff. The selection of flavored almonds is extensive and varied. They have everything from sweet to savory. There are testers available so you can sample before you buy. I got the Butter Toffee and knew I had a winner the moment I opened them. So sweet and buttery! There is also a large variety of dried fruits and veggies. There are a few different local honey choices and jams. The husband was happy to see a selection of wild game jerky on the counter when you check out. The fruits and veggies were reasonably priced and super fresh looking. The peaches and nectarines smelled AMAZING! They also take credit cards, which is good because if you are like me, you will end up spending more than you intended to.

I love this place and will keep coming back. I thought of this place as a "secret" gem, since Covid 19 it has been very busy!

Stopped here because Tulipmania wasn't open. What a gem!! Great selection of yummy vegetables and honey and so more!!- and the prices were great. I bought some dehydrated tomatoes- delicious!! I'm definitely making the drive out here again!!

I tried this fruit stand a few days ago. I bought apricots, plums, and white peaches. When I got home and washed and cut them, the plums tasted like they had turned into wine, the apricots and peaches were flavorless and brown. The blueberries were ok flavor but for the price we will just go pick our own because about one third were rotten. I bought a bag of dried fruit which was very good. The strawberries had decent flavor. I bought squash and it was really delish and beautiful! I won't buy fresh fruit here again.