J&P Cosentino Family Farm

kevin nguyen 2 months ago

I was so surprised to find out that there was a farm in San Jose and decide to stop by for some fruit and local honey. The young lady at the stand was so nice and told me a bit about the history of the farm. The honey tastes fantastic and the strawberries I bought were great too. The quality is 100% worth the price. I’ll be stopping by again soon for a larger jar when I’m out of honey.

robert gupta 6 months ago

So grateful to have this multi-generational family farm stand gem in my neighborhood. We've been eating fruit & veggies from this farm for about 25 years now. Within the last 5 years, the fruit stand has evolved w/ holding farm events, food pop-ups, and offering delicious prepared items. Berries, figs, and stone fruit are our favorites, but in the winter months we enjoy apples and different varieties of mandarins.

Mary Frances Lynch 11 months ago

What a delightful place, right here in the middle of suburbia! We should all be grateful to the Cosentino Family for preserving this little bit of heaven. While I've lived in the South Bay for a while, today is the first time I've been there. I've been missing out on deliciously fresh fruits and vegetables, pop-up foods, special events, and a whole array of locally made jams, condiments, and baked goods. And what a great time to bring your family to visit the pumpkin patch! Do yourself a favor, visit Cosentinos and support a local family and farm fresh produce, and enjoy a lovely time with your little ones.

Bill C a year ago

Came here last weekend and picked up two boxes of stone fruit. The stall is very cute and the produce is very fresh, though it is pricey ($16 for a small box). I want to give this place 5 stars because of the great produce and history but unfortunately several of the peaches we bought have live worms in them, even though they are very very sweet.

alejandra corbella 3 years ago

The best local stand in SJ! I came across this gem and I love to come here for local veggies and fruits. Every season they have different selection of produce, and they also have dehydrated fruits all year round. If you come during the summer they have a large garden where you can sit down and enjoy the weather. They also host local workshops for children and people interested in learning about the farm. Keep in mind this is a cash only establishment, and although they have a trust system where people can leave the money, they do have tons of cameras around to ensure no one is stealing.