A nonprofit farmers market on the Central Coast
Does Harvestly deliver to Paso Robles?
Most of Paso, yes. In town you're very likely on the Friday route; out toward Lake Nacimiento it thins out. Rather than guess on your behalf, we'll look.
See if we deliver to you.
Why we ask for an address
The area follows driving routes, not ZIP lines. 93446 runs from town blocks to long roads past the lake, and a ZIP could only get you a maybe. An address gets you the truth.
How it works
Local groceries and more, delivered to your doorstep every week.
Here's how it works!
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Make an account
Or don't, it's not required but we recommend it. Your account lets you message farmers and chefs with questions, save favorites, and earn rewards.
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Browse and fill your bag
Produce, dairy and eggs, bread and baked goods, prepared foods, flowers, and more from Central Coast farms and kitchens. $15 minimum order. We're a marketplace where you're shopping from local farms and kitchens directly, fulfilled by Harvestly.
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Check out by Wednesday at midnight
Forgot something? You can add to your order right up until the cutoff. A 5% service fee is added at checkout. Delivery is free for orders of $50+, and $5 for orders under $50.
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Freshly prepared and packed with care
Local farmers and food makers harvest and prepare your order, then we pack it into insulated bags with ice packs as needed.
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Delivered Friday afternoon
Your Harvestly bag lands on your doorstep Friday afternoon. You'll get a text when your driver is on the way, and another when your order has arrived. Feel free to meet your driver at the door or keep it contactless. Our drivers are local too: they get to know your stop, your dog, and they read your delivery preferences. All of your tip goes directly to your driver in full.
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Enjoy, and let us know how it went!
Tell us what you loved and if we could do anything better.
Good to know
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Bag and ice pack swap
Leave your previous Harvestly bag and ice packs at your doorstep before your next Friday afternoon delivery and we'll swap them out.
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Prefer to pick up?
We also offer pick-up at our SLO headquarters.
Order in 6d 3h for delivery Friday, Nov 13
Picked this week, not last month
Strawberries picked ripe in Arroyo Grande, local prepared foods and baked goods made with local ingredients, eggs from up the road. Every item names its farm.
Harvested Thursday. On the table Friday.
Growers up your way
A few of the growers up this way, from the largest selection of farm and kitchen storefronts on the Central Coast.
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Windrose Farm
Fifty acres east of Paso, most of it left as habitat. They call their own farming sustainable.
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Mt Olive Organic Farm
A certified organic family farm right in Paso Robles — in their words — with olives, olive oil, grass-fed meat and fruit.
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The Happy Hen
A small family homestead in Paso raising 30-plus pasture-raised hens on locally sourced feed — plus focaccia and naturally leavened bakes.
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Switzer Family Farm
A small family farm in beautiful Creston — their words — with one of the biggest vegetable line-ups on the market.
Know your farmer
Every farm and maker keeps their own storefront here, with a personal bio that tells their story. And every product has a place to ask the grower a question directly, any time. You always know whose hands your food passed through.
Want to know if you're on the route?
How they grow, in their own words
We don't say how our farms farm — they do. Here's Cortez Family Farm:
Although we are not a certified organic farm—primarily due to the challenges of leasing rather than owning our land and the associated costs—our dedication to the environment remains strong. For over 18 years, we have farmed the same soil without using harmful pesticides.
What it costs
- Delivery is $5 under $50, free at $50 and up. Orders start at $15.
- The 5% service fee covers vendor pickup, packing, route coordination, and the insulated bags and ice packs.
- No subscription and no membership. Order this week, skip the next three, come back in August.
- Guest checkout, if you'd rather not make an account.
First order is 10% off.
If you're ever unhappy with an item, email us and we'll refund it. No questions asked.
Leave the bag out for us
Leave the insulated bag, ice packs, jars and egg cartons out for the driver next Friday. We clean them and return them to the vendors — less landfill, and less for the farms to buy twice.
The market is part of the mission, not a side hustle
Harvestly is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN 82-2069002.
The mission, as written
Harvestly nurtures a local food system where farmers and makers can build livelihoods for generations, community members know and get excited about the farms and kitchens near them, and everyone has easy access to fresh local food.
This isn't a gift shop paying for a program somewhere else. The market is part of the program: vendors set their own prices and keep 75% or more, and Harvestly does the driving, the customer service and the introductions.
The same trucks do work that has nothing to do with your grocery order. Harvestly facilitates food purchasing for the SLO Food Bank and other Central Coast food banks, and for local school districts. By our own count that has meant 250,000 pounds of local food, delivered to institutions that feed households, not to individual shoppers at checkout.
So, start with your address
One line and a real answer. If we're on your street, welcome in. If not, tell us anyway — that's how the route grows.
Questions, or something you'd like on the market? We answer our own email. [email protected] · (805) 457-5818