self-pick
adjectiveUK /ˌselfˈpɪk/
US /ˌselfˈpɪk/
You pick the fruit or vegetables yourself.
We went to a self-pick farm and filled two baskets with strawberries.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A store or service where you choose your own items instead of a worker choosing for you.
The self-pick bakery lets customers grab whatever rolls they like.
3. Choosing your own teammates or partners rather than being assigned them.
The tournament uses a self-pick format, so each captain selects their own players.
4. Selecting something for yourself, such as your own seat or meal.
The airline offers self-pick seats so passengers can sit together.