Tom's Farms

Love Tom’s Farm. We’ve been going once a year ever since everything opened after the pandemic. Halloween is the best and your not going to break the wallet either

It's not quite what I remember when I brought our children. It seems a bit paired back. The produce store, not nearly the amount of fresh produce replaced with a great deal of packaged foods. If your lookong for a burger, get there before 3pm Mon - Fri. The General Stote is pretty much what I remembered with a hot food 'deli' in the back. I had the meatball sandwich and ordered the 12ct mozzarella sticks for th table. Delicious! The fresh (still warm) french bread, Delicious! We didn't go into the furniture store. The staff so very nice. I would recommend bringing the family!

My family and I have been coming here for years! A lot has changed 😊 It’s so fun for the whole family. There’s a lot of food choices, rides, gifts to buy, and more. We absolutely loved feeding the koi fish and turtles. The turtles were so hilarious. It’s .25 from the dispenser for the food to feed them. Definitely bring a cup to hold the food in.

Amazing place to visit during the holidays! Family and dog friendly. Had an amazing lunch and walked all the little shops and there were local vendors! Worth checking out you can also pick up amazing farm fresh ingredients and also pies and beer and wine for holiday parties!

Whatever you do, don't go in there, hungry.Everything looks so good.I ended up getting the white sharp.Cheddar cheese and oh my god, it's to die for!!!

We stopped for breakfast and ended up spending a few hours at the wine and cheese shop as well as the fresh produce and furniture shops. We sat by the pond and watched some kids pet the turtles. We brought some unique Christmas decorations, wine, and condiments. Very fun time in a relaxed, friendly environment!

This place is wonderful beautiful farm with lots of shops and souvenirs. Great place to take the little one's. They have an area that has carnival like rides for children. Food, wine, and beer. They also have a candy shop. You can also feed the fish, quarters are needed. They have a machine to provide change. There's also a Petting zoo. Also included a photo with pricing for tickets and entrance.

Everything!!! Produce, candies, treats, nuts, cheeses, deli meats, breads, pastries, jams, dressings, wines, popcorn, caramel apples, furniture, craft soaps and lotions, craft jewelry, ONE OF A KIND TREASURES during Halloween!!! Etc, etc... All of those things and more can be found in this big (but not daunting) complex in three different stores- The Wine and Cheese shop, the Farmer's Market and Candy Shop, and the Furniture Store. There's also a burger/diner restaurant and if you're in the mood for pizza or deli sandwiches, you can order those in the Cheese shop and dine on the tables outside looking over a beautiful scenery. There's even a train ride and carousel for the kids! I love it here.

Great location with an amusement park, petting zoo, restaurant, candy store, cheese & wine shop, furniture store, antiques and many other fun things for the family. If you're on vacation and in Corona, CA this is a great stop for lunch and a couple of hours of hanging out.

A small amusement park located toward the end of the farm. Entrance fee is $1 per person and rides are additional costs. The train ride and carousel are $4 per person. There are some other games that you can purchase... but it is really small and geared for younger children. The amusement park section is sorta closed off on its own, separate from the rest of the building. You can also bring or order food from Tom's Burger to eat inside the small amusement park area. On the farm itself there are other food options: Tom's Burger. Cheese & Wine Shop, Bar & Grill, and a small candy shop and a farmer's market. There is also a furniture/ gift shop on the location.

Tom's Farms has been around awhile, and we decided to stop by on the way to Temecula for a quick look. A lot of the attractions were closed, but they still had their furniture store, candy/grocery store, and cafe open. The furniture store is big and had some cute items! The pricing seemed a tad high, but they do say some of the stuff is handmade by local Amish communities. They also had little gift items like TY stuffed plushies and misc garden decor. The candy store is okay with pretty standard candy that packaged to have the Tom's name, and they have fudge, chocolate, chocolate covered nuts, etc. What was really disappointing was their "Farmer's Market." The grocery section was a little pricier but most of it didn't seem local. A lot had stickers that showed most of the produce is imported. They did have some nice looking heirloom tomatoes without stickers though. Their pantry aisles were lackluster and not well stocked. I saw mold on a discounted loaf. The cafe/cheese store was much better with a lot of eclectic finds for cheese, salsas, hot sauce. They had fresh bread that smelled amazing and was decently priced. I ended up buying some blackberry Serrano salsa from Texas that seemed unique and some honey. The cashier was nice and masked. I did see a few visitors without masks though loitering outside.

A great place to visit and spend an afternoon walking around. Pre-Covid, they had some great car shows and other outdoor functions like the craft fair. They have a number of different restaurants here so one can find something they like. When I bring my parents here, we usually end up getting pizza at the cheese and wine store. The liquor store has a nice selection of beers and other types of alcohol. This is a great place to pick items for a picnic basket. They probably do not currently offer it, but they use to have a wine and alcohol tasting on the weekend. Some of the products offered were for lack of better word, unusual. The ice cream and candy shop is a great place to get some ice cream on a hot day. Inside is small but your able to walk around the grounds with it. The Mexican restaurant, which was replaced by the Brew and BBQ, was ok. I have yet to try this venue. The train ride is fun for the little ones. I was not that impressed with it, as it is not very long, but it was fun. The candy store is great place to walk through. The selection is pretty good and you can see items not easily found else where. I always stop in here to see what new items they are carrying. They have a decent amount of parking but it can get super busy on popular weekends. This is a great place to visit especially around a holiday. The furniture and decor store always has many seasonal and decoration items.

A great place to stop for gifts and snacks if you're in the area. They have several different shops and food options on the property. And it's a good location right off one of the main highways in the area - very nice easy to find with plenty of parking and access. They have a furniture and gift shop full of decor and big furniture items. Lots of wall decorations, souvenirs and cute Christmas decorations available...as well as lots of decent looking furniture! There's also a kind of general food store full of cheeses, breads, wines and other tempting goodies! There's even a little restaurant in the back of this food shop offering pizza and other hot foods and such, along with outdoor seating. Then there's the candy shop and farmers market. There's so much variety of candy and various snacks it's almost overwhelming lol! Including all of the candies from childhood to give you some nostalgia lol! I got some toffee peanuts (which are great!) and some snack mixes and chili mango for my husband (his fave)...I also got some rocky road that looked so awesome (bc I adore anything with marshmallows). I'm giving 4 stars bc the prices are a bit steep for what it is - especially in the snack/candy shop. That small piece of rocky road was almost $5 and that's another reason for the 4 stars - it was pretty bad unfortunately...all the other stuff was great but I'd say stay away from the rocky road - the chocolate was clearly old - very discolored and the flavor was weird and chalky. And th farmers market was a little sad - just looked like a standard grocery store and was kinda bare. Also, they used to have a couple more restaurants open on site (burgers and Mexican food etc), along with a nice pond and fountain to sit around and some games and live music, but it's all closed right now (another Covid casualty I guess) and the pond is completely drained - so it was kinda sad to see. I'd still come back though - it's great if you're in the area!

This is the 1st time I've been here in sometime. It was on a Sunday and the weather was nice . It was very busy and I had to park in the overflow lot. We had lunch at the burger place and I wasn't to impressed with the restaurant. They ran out of onion rings and french fries. We sat on the patio and it was nice. The restrooms could have been cleaner. I did see lots of kids have fun and lots of things to buy.

Tom's Farm's has a great selection of well made furniture. We bought a solid wood dining room table. They are not hard sell so it was fun to walk around and browse the store. Sales staff answered all my questions. They are knowledgeable of their products. I would highly recommend them.

Nice place to visit. We went Saturday which was our second time there. Nice shops, restaurants and kids area. We ate at the burger place. I had a patty melt which was very tasty. My partner had a Swiss mushroom burger, she said it was good.The sandwich shop sells tons of cheeses, meats, wine, beer and goodies. There is also pizza and subs. Live local bands too. It's pet friendly. We will definitely go again. Nice day out.

I definitely suggest getting the cauliflower! It has a kick and is very tasty! All the food comes in big portions. We originally sat outside but the music was too loud, so we moved inside. The service was slow, but due to covid, we are understanding about that. The food was good. The flies were very bothersome!

Tom's Farms is an awesome pit-stop resting and shopping point on a road trip if you pass by, perfect for kids (as well as adults) There's $3 rides like a carousel merry go round and a train... fair warning for adults, it's $3 per person, unless your child is 1 yrs or younger, so if you have a 2 or 3 yr old who can't ride solo, you have to pay for them and yourself too. They had a free magic show which was fantastic and entertaining. There's a petting zoo, horse rides, a bounce house, and other stuff too. You can shop here as well as eat at the restaurant. Parking is free and spaciously easy. You can spend an hour or few hours here easily if you eat, play and shop.

Great time with the family, love the holiday country setting. Definitely going back to the place.

A local farm fresh produce stand that doesn't require you to spend a weekend looking for a farmers market. I came in the local produce shop today looking for locally harvested honey as I'm a addict to the stuff and from what I know, local grown honey in the area you live is better for your health. Well I was excited to see Toms offers local Temecula harvesting. Better pricing than driving to Julian or risking a farmers market may have something local. Good job Toms and a winter squash was another great find at 75 cents a pound Great experience today and good value

Well I came here with a friend as he is a regular. what I didn't like was this older gentleman had a $100 bill and though it should be ran through a machine they should also have $100 pen markers but they could NOT accept his $100 bill for whatever reason because their machine wouldn't accept it so he left. while we still ordered a pineapple ham Pizza individual, a pepperoni pizza was ordered with jalapeno on top. I also ordered a tea and my friend ordered three beers. the pizza was ok it actually needed more flavor in the sauce ,but what I can tell you is the pizza dough was really good the amount of ingredients on the pizza was very generous ..well so with that I have to give three stars customer service was okay nothing to brag about. will I be back yes to bring my kids. the ambience it's outside in like a barn. you can't eat inside ,but it's also a store that you can shop in as well. the music not sure if they had music as I was sitting outside but definitely I'll come back again so I'll update this Yelp review and add photos when I go

Purchased some trail mix from here this week and all of the peanuts, almonds and I guess that's macadamia nuts were stale. I didn't check the date on the item before purchasing, but I took the first one from the top. Should have taken the one from the bottom maybe. When I was searching for the expiration dates and didn't see anything. Their "market" really was limited and something I'm not used to. I know it's a shortage with produce and everything, but it really changed in there. I was also sad the fudge and popcorn place was closed. Hopefully they'll be open and running back fo normal business soon!

We have eaten there a few times in the last few months and this last time the food was a little less than tasty. Hamburger was dry and tasteless. Fish and chips was over cooked.

I've been coming to Tom's Farm's for years, it's one of my favorite places to visit. They have a great selection of wine for purchase in the wine & cheese store, as well as charcuterie, sauces, spreads etc. While in the store, I recommend picking up "The Farm" pizza with a nice cold mango wheat beer at Patio Pizza. Grab a table outside in their patio area and enjoy! One more tip...grab a loaf of blueberry bread to take home while visiting the wine & cheese store, it is DELICIOUS! Stop in at the candy store before leaving, they have a great selection of dried fruits, candies and chocolate covered nuts etc.

I tried, I really did...i hoped new ownership didn't just slap lipstick on a pig but it did...the hamburger stand still sucks - it's a Sunday morning, this place SHoUlD be booming with people....but when you serve 'potatoes' like this....well...idk wtf this is, but seriously...wtf is this. Who serves shit like this?? I had to cover the 'omelette' with ketchup to choke them down, but couldn't find anything to disguise the cold, greasy potatoes... I spoke to one of the 'chef's', and he assured me they were fresh...I call BS...but at least they refunded me the 26. I spent on the crappy meal. I need to never let myself get that hungry again... On a different note, the seating Changes made are great!

Great visit today. Thank you Toms farms for being open during Covid. Great pizza and they had someone checking us in for a table. They sanitized the table before we sat too! So glad to get out and be out side on a nice Sunday afternoon.

Toms Farms is a wonderful place to spend a few hours without spending a lot of money. My husband and I used to come here for the extremely resonable wine tasting. Its inside the general store with several unique bottles for purchase as well as cakes, cookies, candies, BBQ sauces, chips, soda...you name it. Its not a very big space but that makes it easier to get around. There's a small pond, shooting game, a carousel, and train ride which are all great for the kids. The rides are short but still worth it. The train is especially awesome during Christmas time. Tons of lights. We even checked out the magic show last time we were here and i was pleasantly surprised by the magician. He engaged the audience with a lot of tricks that required our participation. The show isn't very long too so that was great for the attention span of my 19 month old twins. I just wish there was a little bit more to do here or even in this area of Corona to make the drive a bit more worth it.

Since 1996, that's when we discovered Tom's Farms here in Temescal Canyon Corona and it's been family fun since then. Fresh fruits & vegetables. Dried fruits & legume too. I tried the new Bar & Grill but didn't become a fan of the food. The beer was ice cold, they had many varieties. If you like the new barn style decor head out and visit this place and the furniture store too, you'll definitely buy something. Sometimes they have specialty vendors fair, petting zoo, carnival, live music, clowns, ducks, turtles, sunbathing or swimming in the pond. During weekends it's a motorcycle club hangout but not always. I love the fresh roasted corn on the cob, pizza made to order, cold drinks and a huge selection of local and imported wines from all over the world.

What a cute store with so many options. Knick knacks, furniture, decor and more. They literally have it all. We love taking a family trip to this little shop to see all new seasonal stuff they have out. Toms Farms all around is a great family friendly place to spend the day. We'll be back for sure.

I've been coming to Tom's Farms since 2009 when I had to come here for work before a field visit. Since then I've came with my husband a few times. They are located right off the 15 Fwy on Temescal Canyon Rd in Corona. When you get off the freeway, you'll see a Carl's Jr and ARCO station. Just keep going a bit further and it's on the left hand side. FOOD options include Tom's Old Fashioned Hamburger, Cheese & Wine Shop (deli & pizza inside), Senor Tom's Mexican Restaurant, ice cream, Farmers Market & Sweet Shop etc. Wine Tasting hours are 11am-5pm daily and until 6pm on the weekends. They also have a furniture store here and Craft Fair on the weekends. You're allowed to bring your dog here as long as they are on a leash. However, some outdoor patios do not allow dogs, but there is plenty of outdoor seating by the fountain where you can sit and eat with your dog. For children, it's best to come on the weekends since they have the Family Fun Zone. There's plenty of things for them to see and ride such as the Train Ride, Tractor Driving, Shooting Gallery, Pony Ride, Petting Zoo, Construction Scoops and even Magic Show. 22/100 Reviews 2017

We were just there & the band "Trail Mixx" was phenomenal!!!!! Theee best country music we've heard in along time!!! PLEASE KEEP them coming!!

It has been one of our favorite stops on the way to the casino's or just a drive for the day. We enjoyed the little piglets, the stores, the chocolates, and of course the pizza. Its kind of a place frozen in time. Happy to support it!

We stopped here for breakfast yesterday on our way back from Temecula and I want very surprised to find out that this place is very nice and it is setup like a farm. They offer a variety of activities for kinds, several restaurants and shops. I loved the fresh produce place, very nice, clean and reasonable prices. The breakfast place was great, fast service, great food and prices. The other places were not open yet but I will definitely stop by next time on my way or back from Temecula.

I've been wanting to stop by here for years and never had the opportunity until today. Most of the stores were open but the actual gift shop and that's where I really wanted to go. The facility was clean and the woman working at the grocery store was very nice. They were well stocked with wine and different cheeses. Lots of baked goods. We had lunch at the bar and grill. Carlos our server was very friendly and attentive. The burger was ok. But the fries were great. If I'm ever in the area I'd stop by again.

Great little get-away-for-the-day type of place. The brew & BBQ place is fabulous. Definitely give the tri-tip a taste. It's fantastic. Next time I will ask for no sauce because the meat is flavorful enough and it melts in your mouth. Mac & cheese was pretty tasty as well. The shops have my favorite boysenberry wine. They have a huge quoit pond, a carousel, a petting zoo, train ride and magician as well as other small eateries. I have a pizzeria that people drive from all over to purchase. I like his place.

What a hidden gem. Always passed by this place, but never exited the freeway to see what this place was all about. Glad I came to check out with my friend. He said he's been coming here since he was little and they had the best pizzas. Who says NO to pizza?! The pizzas were delicious and filled with toppings! They're quite filling, so beware. I've managed to eat two slices and couldn't handle anymore. We also got the wings, which were awesome (the girl in front told us to get it, thanks for the recommendation!). The kicker? You can purchase beer (big selection) and drink it outside, as long as you're within the gates, while you enjoy your pizza. You order inside the market. They also have fresh bread, cheese, meats, wine, etc! Vendors are all around the area with sweets, fresh produce and goods too. This place is a mixture of a farmers market + the fair. Perfect for a family gathering on a Saturday or Sunday. Definitely will be a pit stop if I ever go back to Lake Elsinore, Temecula, or SD along the 15fwy.

Had a wonderful time walking around and enjoying the shops. Purchased a variety of cheese and wines and will return to enjoy the outside patio and try their Pizza! Good to see people out and about enjoying the beautiful day!

My head exploded. And so did my wallet. I like festivals, farmers markets, crafts & Art fairs, good food and outdoor shopping areas. So for a place to be a combination of everything I love, I kinda had to slap myself and ask IS THIS REAL??? Tom's Farms is real. It's a combo swap meet - festival - crafts fair + food shopping center. I ate so much, I got sick. Caramel apples covered in white chocolate and caramel, all types of popcorn, ginger beer, yummy breads, errrrrthang Yelp. And it was all so reasonably priced. We stopped on the way TO Temecula and on the way FROM Temecula and I'm trying to see how I'm going to fit in ONE HUNNID (100) more visits before the year is out...

Toms farm is hands down my favorite childhood stomping grounds. Every time I would drive down to San Diego I would stop there. Toms farm is produce, goods, sweets, and vendors all located closely off the freeway. It gives you that old time vibes, or Midwest day to day shopping atmosphere. Fresh produce, simpler times, friendly folks, it's a super fun place to shop. The set up is many different stores on a plot of land all serving different purposes. My favorite stores at toms farm is the candy store, produce store, and wine/cheese market. Everything here is fresh, reasonably priced, and sometimes hard to find specific items to meet anyone's taste. Everytime I come here I leave with candy, guacamole, wine, and cheese. The best of the best. Also as you leave on the weekends make sure you stop to get their corn on the cob! It's out of this world, I wish they served it all week long.

Thankful they are open during covid! So fun to walk around and get some food (I had the avacado salad and was good, great value for the price). It was around $10 for the salad and an hot apple cider!

Haven't been here in 15 years but alot still looks the same. Food is still good and beer is still cold. Love the environment here then and better now that i'm older. Live music and awesome people.

We went here Saturday for the first time. Is kind of pricey for some items and they don't even give you a free bag after spending $30 in nuts and candy. Next time we going to eat and try the bbq he was very friendly to us!!

If you're traveling up or down the 15 freeway don't miss out on this great pit stop. Here, you'll find little markets with gifts and food. My favorite thing here was the pizza. Some of the freshest and best smelling delicious pizza I've ever had. There are plenty of other things to do and see here on the weekends. Tom's farm is generally in a beautiful location too. Great place to visit so go check it out already.

I've tried many times to re visit a childhood past time favorite and many times I have been let down. The "OLD" Toms Farms is gone and will NEVER retain the old wholesome feeling the iconic farm is known for. The trash and graffiti has gone on for way too long, there are RATS in areas of the park where CHILDREN eat, the pond is BLACK and GREEN and smells horrible, and the local public "DRUNKS" run the show. I HIGHLY ADVISE you do not bring your children near this establishment on the weekday or on the weekend , it is not a family friendly environment . I have witnessed fist fights due to intoxication, I really hope they get there act together because being so close to MANY beautiful communities they have continued to disappoint . At this point I do not wish for any change , WE WILL NOT RETURN. P.S. The BBQ restaurant is trash, good luck.

I bought a dining room table less than a year ago for over $2,500. I couldn't put anything on the table without it easily getting scratched up. The padding on the chairs don't fit properly. Over all this table has been a disappointment. I tried several times to get ahold of Terrance the one who runs the furniture store to see what he can do to help with the table I bought from his store. No response from Terrance. His employees are amazing and tried several times getting ahold of him with my concerns. The employees are wonderful and very helpful and kind! But the management is horrible! Be careful buying from Toms Farm Furniture Store!

This was my 1st time at Tom's Farm! I loved everything about it, I can't wait to go back. Even with a slow but steady reopening after this crazy year(2020), there is still so much amazing experience to partake on. This is a amazing place to take the family, with petting zoo for the kids on the weekends, a fun little train ride (great for all the little ones). When you think a fun family destination Tom's Farms is the place to be. Great food, cold drinks, Amazing stuff. See you soon.

Tom's Farms has been one of those places that I have loved to visit since my early college years in the mid 90's. That's actually when I discovered their delicious pickles and fudge. Back then I never ate at any of their restaurants (sandwich shop or grill), but since then, in recent years I've had a decent cheeseburger and sandwiches. If you're looking for someplace to go to get your little ones out of the house to create some local memories, you can head out to Tom's Farms. Of course, being in the time of the "corona", the train and the rides are shut down for now. The grill where you can get a cheeseburger and other American fare is also closed. Not sure when they'll be opening back up. In the meantime, you can get pizza or a sub from the sandwich shop in the building where you can also purchase delicious packaged good items (like cheese), beer, and wine. The farmers market and candy shop are also open (where you can get a jar of pickles!!). No fudge or candy apples are being made right now but there are still a few items you may be interested in. They also make a mean fresh salsa that they sell at the farmers market that isn't being sold right now. I'm quite sure they are planning for a full reopening in the near future and you can check out all of my nostalgic faves. The furniture store was open and quite busy. Everyone was so nice! It was wonderful to see them busy and people still showing them so much love in these uncertain times.

So this is a review based on Tom's Farm Haunted Train Ride and Halloween festivities. We went there last night after checking their website and seeing they were open from 7-10pm the nights they were running the haunted train and the haunted maze, which also said, and I quote; "Our Amusement Park and Concessions will also be open during these events."We got there around 7:30 and rode the haunted train. Their was a slight line and wait for the train which was just fine and expected. The train ride was decorated nicely for Halloween and even had zombies walking around scaring the riders (but not too scary). My 6 year old loved it! It was about 8:15 and we walked to the Tom's Old Fashioned Burgers restaurant, it was closed! We then walked over to the Pizza Patio. There were still people eating pizza on the patio and the window was open. The girl working inside said they were done taking orders, so apparently they were closed too before 8:30! We then walked over to the BBQ restaurant, closed too! Furniture store, closed! Fudge and candy shop, closed! Corn vendor, closed! Needless to say we left and picked up food on the way home. Their website should not say that concessions will be open when they are not! If you plan on going, make sure you eat before you go! The festivities start at 7:00, but everything closes before 8:30! *I have included a photo I took of their website that clearly states "Concessions will be open..."

Went to Toms Farm on my lunch break and reluctantly ordered a hamburger with fries. First of all, the fries are way overpriced considering that they are still almost raw in the middle. $2.99 for like 8 fries! When I got back to work I realized that my burger didn't feel warm even though they just made it and I only work about 5 minutes away. When I took the first bite I found it to be way too pink inside to eat. I called to let them know and asked if I could come back to get my money back after work which they said I could, but the person on the phone had zero customer service and lacked any empathy. Never even apologized for my experience. Definitely will think twice before visiting this location again.

Worst wait for a single pizza ever. 1 hour and 40 minutes.... waiting waiting and we finally go up to the window and they missed our pizza. They say we will rush it out and that didn't happen. We had to go back to the window and it was SITTING waiting for us! No pager buzz. And on top of that all the trash cans where overflowing in seating area next to the tables we have to eat at. Won't be back

Cool place for the family. Today (Saturday before Easter) was very crowded though. They had a magic show and also a great band called "Brother Silver" was playing today. Very good band. Lot's of things to do here. It's like a little community full of shops, restaurants, local craft vendors, etc. Fun place. Recommended for a day out in the sunshine that doesn't cost an arm and a leg to be here. My wife and I enjoyed just hanging out and listening to the band. The food we had was really good too. We ate at Tom's Old-Fashioned Hamburger Stand. We had grilled chicken sandwiches. Very tasty. We will come back sometime.

This store has really unique seasonal decor and gift items. It's a great place to pick up some last minute Christmas gifts or decorations for your home. While most stores were sold out of all their Christmas decorations weeks ago, this store still had plenty of beautiful ornaments. I was so excited about finding some glittery gold crosses and sleighs for our Christmas tree. Although I decorate with a more traditional decor, I enjoyed looking at cute country home items. They had plenty of beautiful candles, plates, wall art, picture frames, lamps, and so many other fun household items. This store had some pretty furniture as well. Their showroom was full of beautiful furniture for the bedroom, office, dining room, and living room. This a nice store to stop at when you're shopping for unique gifts, home decor, and furniture!

Tom's Farms. I don't know, it's like there is an invisible stage hook that snags me by my neck and just drags me in. Something for everyone, but the Country Furniture Store? It's really for the ladies I think. But as beguiling as this store is, I almost never buy anything because it is priced high. Regardless, some of the things they carry are just so country cutesy and unique you feel like you just stepped into an All American decorator's magazine. Furniture a-plenty, some good looking antique reproductions, and it smells almost too good in here, too. My favorite things? The crafts, wall art, and the lace curtains. It's a fun place to wander around, even if you are not going to buy.

I love coming here and stopping in their quiet grocery store for my fruits and veggies. Also across the way, into their cheese and wine section, they have the best fresh baked French bread. Please check out their furniture store!! They have so many cut things for the home. Good quality furniture and awesome staff. Also , check out Dori's Bar, they have good food and ambiance!

We've always enjoyed Tom's Farms, especially during holiday periods. But, personally for me, this was my first visit on a "non-weekend" day. What we discovered was truly wonderful. Crowds are virtually "non-existent" and one can meander through Tom's many establishments with the greatest of ease. Parking... Abundant and no problem finding a space, totally unlike weekends in general and holiday periods specifically when you have to park way to the south / north or even way across the street!!! The restaurants are easy in / easy out, with little to no waiting in line to place your order and / or get your meal. And the stores in general are easy to maneuver through, unlike weekends when it seems like everyone is jockeying for position in the aisles and or feeling you up. The kiddie farm is always a favorite with the grand babies but is closed on weekdays...

My husband and I live about 20 mins away from Toms Farms and we always pass right by it, but yesterday we decided to stop and check it out. The parking was fine and we browsed the shops, which were neat to look thru. We bought produce and baked goods and it was fine. Now the bad... the pond is green and disgusting and I feel bad for the aquatic life that is suffering in that nasty pond. Please fix the pump on that pond. The place also looks like it might need a little maintenance with a good power wash and some touch up paint. We also attempted to eat at the bar and grill, but were told to wait and then wait some more because the kitchen didn't want the hostess to seat anymore people because they were backed up. The hostess told us they had new kitchen staff and that the tables were waiting about 40 mins just to get their food. The interesting thing was that they allowed people to sit at the bar and order and they took to-go orders, but wouldn't seat a normal table. I understand that they can get backed up, but that's not really the customers fault that the kitchen is understaffed and poorly trained. Maybe the manager needs some more training, so that they can deal with a kitchen crisis in a busy tourist spot. Unfortunately we didn't get to eat after waiting 45 mins just to get a table and we left. So in conclusion, it's a cute place to kill an hour or 2, just make sure you eat at a real restaurant before you go.

Seeing what Corona has to offer, I stumbled upon Tom's Farm. A couple miles out of town, but well worth the drive! We love going to Farm's and shopping local, this was by far the nicest we have ever been to. It's huge, super clean, you are in a whole different world. Tom's covers everything from mexican eatery, cheese and wine, desserts, rides, petting zoo, furniture, decor, pizza place, you can spend the day here easy and there is something for everyone, every age and every taste. Prices are cheap, another unusual thing for a "tourist stop" Fresh, hot loaves of bread (I went with garlic sourdough) for $2, whole pies (blueberry cream cheese for me) for $8, rides start at $1. Apples all under $1/lb, as well as for most veggies. Amazing, we will be back for sure.