Rossi Farms

Rossi Farms is right down the street from our home and we love shopping for all our produce here. They are a wonderful presence in the neighborhood, and we hope to see even more fun events from them! I feel that a farmer’s market or something would be an awesome addition. Having them here really helps bring our community closer.
Thank you Rossi Farms!

This barn located on 122^nd is full of beautifully curated fruits, vegetables, jam, and honey. There is a parking lot beside the barn.
Neat and tidy, it’s a great place to get locally grown (on their farms) produce. In September the bins were full of white and orange pumpkins, all types of squash, peaches, onions, tomatoes, peppers, garlic, corn, apples, sweet potatoes and other delectables.
Prices are reasonable, although the Barn, which is close by, is somewhat less expensive. Rossi Farms, I was told, isn’t classified as organic but they don’t use harmful pesticides.
I love the beautiful ways they display things. Everything looks clean and fresh. The people are cheerful and helpful. There were baby goats outside in a pen for children of all ages to pet.
This is a Yummy place to shop for good foods!

More than potatoes (But the potatoes are fantastic!). I’ve seen them at farmers markets around town and always pick them up, but had never been to the farm stand. All the produce is no spray or as least invasive pesticide use as possible. In early fall they had the last of the strawberry, and corn crop and the beginning of the squash, Apple and pear crop, but they have so much more.
Similar to Kruger’s farm stand, they feature a full case of other produce for great prices. Beets, radicchio, cilantro, green onions for a third to a quarter of the price at the store. They also have syrups, honey, preserves from their own and other farms. Behind the market is a venue space that looks interesting, a few goats to pet and feed, and a fenced in area with mini tractors for the little ones to ride around on. Fun activity for the whole family! Can’t wait to go back with my little boy! Overall, a great little farm stand in Northeast.

What a gold mine! I live just down the road from Rossi farms and just this summer went in the barn to see what was in there. Oh my goodness! This place is fantastic. the fruit and vegetables are so fresh and so reasonably priced. The staff is friendly too. They have this smoked salsa they make that is so good I’m weeping thinking about it. This place is worth a visit. I’ve never experienced the deliciousness of grapes until I tried Rossi farms. A+

Bonus goats! Worth a stop to drop by and see the goats. and for .25 cents you can feed them goat chow from the goat chow gumball machine.
If you miss a weekend farmer’s market you can stock up on seasonal produce here — the prices are inexpensive and the produce is top notch. Ripe Maryhill peaches, corn grown right there, green beans, local grapes, melons from Hermiston, local raw honey, herbs, etc. And they are known for their adorable potatoes. You can get a bag of minis or fingerling potatoes in white/​blue/​yellow for cheap!
I assume they are low spray? Not organic. Stop by while you can!

Great spot for local produce and gorgeous flowers! The corn here is so sweet and fresh. Peaches were delicious as well. I will definitely be a frequent shopper.