I was very happy to find Julian Pies for sale close to my wildflower hike at Diamond Valley Lake. The service that I received was very kind and a short wait.

It reminds me of stores in Julian, CA. Breakfast at Jolene's cafe is good also! I can get Julian Pies there too!!

Cute little store with a restaurant attached. The store was clean and well organized. I was impressed with the selection and produce was top notch. Customer service was on point as well. Definitely will be back.

Best experience I've had in awhile. Ate at Jolene's Country Kitchen. Great breakfast and atmosphere. Very welcoming and friendly service.

I found out about this place because the hubby and I would be coming from Idyllwild and wanted the chance to pick up a Julian Pies' pie somehow. I did call around a week ahead of time to see on the likelihood on when their delivery of Julian Pies would come in, and how quickly they sell out (yes, they sell out pretty quickly!). They tend to get their delivery on Thursdays, and easily sell out by the end of the weekend. There's a small chance that frozen pies are available by Monday, but they don't always order frozen pies. While my main goal was to get a Julian Pies' pie of some sort (and I was able to grab the third to last frozen one on a Monday!), I was also intrigued on what else they could have in the market. In terms of variety, they have a lot of great stuff. Jams, jellies, nuts, dried fruits, pickled items, fresh fruit, fresh veggies, eggs, gift items, cards, local bakery breads, pastries, snacks, drinks.... they really have everything you could want if you're hungry. I found their selection of jerky to be unique (e.g., you don't find alligator or wild boar unless in select markets) and the boxed selections of snacks (e.g., peanut butter cups and milk chocolate with almonds) were fresh, tasty, and well-made; not made with cheap ingredients or from an international factory. Prices were decent. Since hubby and I were coming from Idyllwild, there wasn't a great way of getting to the market and we did have to go through some of the orchard areas to get there. Employees were wearing masks, they were actively sanitizing, and were helpful. I'm sure they get a little irritated with how often people may ask for Julian Pies' pies, but the employees took it in stride! Plenty of parking! Make a visit to this local market!

Went to this shop last weekend on a road trip with my parents. This place is part store, part restaurant, and there's plenty of parking in the front lot. There is also a bathroom, but I wouldn't use it as it's a porta potty, and not very clean (according to my dad). When we walked inside the shop, the person behind the cash register didn't have her mask on. But I think that's because there weren't a lot of people inside...still though, I thought she should be wearing a mask if there was one person inside. The shop has various breads, drinks, jams, honey's, jerky, and Julian pies for sale! They also have a small produce section full of fruits and veggies. We didn't go into the restaurant area to see what they had. We bought jam, Gilroy garlic bread, honey, corn salsa, some jerky, and a frozen boysenberry apple Julian pie. It came out to be about $60 which bugged my eyes out, but what do you expect when you're in a small town with items made locally? BTW, if you have the opportunity to get a Julian frozen pie, I highly recommend it. It was so delicious (after we baked it) that we ate the entire thing for dinner!

This is a great hidden gem. Everything here is locally grown and made down to the tamales. Southern California residents get out and down here and support our local farmers and business you won't be sorry after stopping here. They even have a restaurant inside that looks simply delicious.