San Xavier Co-Op Farm - Tucson, Arizona

San Xavier Co-Op Farm is a renowned farm located at Address: 8100 Oidak Wog, Tucson, AZ 85746, United States. This farm can be contacted through the phone at 5202953774 and visited their website sanxaviercoop.org for more information. Specializing in farming, the farm has gained a reputation for offering on-site services, wheelchair-accessible car parking, wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible toilet, and gender-neutral toilets.

With an impressive Google My Business review count of 63, San Xavier Co-Op Farm enjoys an average rating of 4.5/5. Many customers appreciate the farm's dedication to promoting native food and traditional practices, as well as their vast range of native and desert-adapted foods. The farm's catering department is also highly praised for its delicious offerings. Visitors often recommend trying their mesquite cookies and prickly pea lemonade, while supplies last.

👍 Reviews of San Xavier Co-Op Farm

Hamidou K.

5/5

Great effort in promoting native food and tradition.

Juan B.

5/5

No pesticide/herbicide is hard to find. Here it's all natural

David R.

4/5

I had the pleasure of trying some of their food at Tucson Eat Yourself. The mesquite cookie was good with a unique flavor, but a little too sweet. The prickly pea lemonade was spot on delicious.

Arizona L.

5/5

This is one of my favorite places to shop. They have a lot of native and desert adapted foods. The food their catering department makes is so delicious! Make sure you get dried cholla buds while they are in stock.

springer F.

4/5

Bales were a little lose. The bales were heavier than my other hay store. All the employees were nice . Guys were funny. They were shocked to see a girl tie in the bales. 🙂 they were sweet. Made sure we we didn't need help and help load the bales. Lots of muscles.

Benjamin B.

5/5

Cute little store featuring tepary beans, cholla buds, & other products of the O'odham that have successfully worked this land for thousands of years. The raw mesquite honey is a great find for those of us that prefer products of the hive that are closer to home. A great stop on the way to & from I-19 or Mission San Xavier because of the cold beverages & very tasty snacks that are also available.

Southwester

5/5

Great place to buy fresh veggies, native grains and flours, dried beans and corn, soup mixes, and homemade dry rubs. And for cattle and horses, different types of hays and feed grains. The Tohono O'odham Indians take great pride in growing, harvesting, and offering these products.

Tim S.

5/5

Take the drive south on I-19 to San Xavier for a unique shopping experience at the farm coop store. A great place to buy wheat and mesquite flours, tepary beans, honey, garden plants and more.