I had gone back to this location and I thought maybe the fruits were really fresh but I got three…read morenonas each was $10 which I was surprised with that I got one mango and they were all rotten The only thing that I like was that I got a half a gallon of Guanabana the only thing that's was good I will never buy fruits there again

Buenos precios, la calidad de 1 A 10 6 pueden mejor la…read morecalidad y un ligero aumdel precio

Founded in 1988, Alpine Fresh is a grower, packer and shipper of asparagus, french beans, brussels…read moresprouts, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries and mango. ORGANIC FRENCH BEANS: Sold at my local Costco, the hefty bag of haricot vert weighs in at two healthy pounds with a price of around $8. If you're wondering, French beans are skinnier than traditional green beans and are a little shorter in length. What I like about Alpine Fresh's product is that the stems are snipped which saves me A LOT of time when preparing them. 99% of the beans were fresh with just a few brown or discolored ones. RECIPIES: My favorite way to prepare them is a stir fry with 1" sliced beans, garlic, fresh mushrooms, garlic salt, pepper and oyster sauce. Another favorite preparation (that I no longer make do due to health reasons) is with a stir fry with julienned beans, Spam, garlic, oyster sauce and shoyu. So simple and delish but partly unhealthy! OVERALL: Fresh and affordable (at Costco, anyway).

Excellent fresh and sometimes organic fruits delivered every Monday afternoon to our office in…read moreDowntown. Setting up the service was easy, as the owner Martha is very pleasant and has impeccable customer service skills. They rotate fruits depending on which ones are in season. You get fun surprises of fruits every now and then. If something goes wrong, a fruit was received bad, or there was something missing, Martha is incredibly good about making it up. I highly recommend their service!

Fresh, exotic fruits right to your doorstep. This service is very fast and friendly. The fruit…read morecame right on time and it was delicious. Highly recommended!!!

WHAT A HIDDEN LITTLE GEM…read more A nice produce stand, a guy selling plants at very reasonable prices, and excellent food options. Here's what I've tried so far: - Hummus King: yes! Try everything and buy everything. The olive hummus and the eggplant spread are my faves. But also the grilled olives are a great choice. - Rico Rico - pan con lechón. delicious bread, excellent pork and the sauce he tops it off with is perfect. - Smasher Burger - got the chicken one and yumm!! The market runs from October to March. Go check it out!

I enjoy visiting a weekend farmers market and with the cooler weather comes a variety of markets to…read morechoose from. This market is located behind Circle Park in Miami Springs. Along a paved walkway is a wide variety of vendors selling out of tents handmade items, jewelry, liquid health shots, chia pudding and sandwiches, organic microgreens, pastries, bread, candles, produce, guacamole, coffee, wooden bowls, 3-D printed items, smoothies and fresh juice, dry aged burgers, water bottles, plants, and more. This market has trees for shade, easy parking, and a good variety of vendors to choose from. It is held every Saturday from October 25 through April 25, 2026. Shop locally, enjoy a meal, and pick up a few treats to take home. The Miami Springs Farmers Market is a lovely way to spend an afternoon.

Huge dispatching warehouse... if you're looking for special vegetables or fruit by the case. No…read morewalk ins though.... you enter shipping department, first thing they ask you is for an order number! This is where ALL fruits & vegetables come together!

Unexpected fun and good times. Came here with the family on a Saturday midday. It is a cute small…read morefarmer's market with local plant sellers and artisans. There were a plethora of food vendors so it's an excellent place to have lunch and walk around. I recommend K Toast, their sandwiches are to die for. The vendors are very helpful, friendly and willing to answer questions about their products.

I'm so sad there's only a few left of the market. This one runs only from January to March amd it's…read moreone of my favorites. Lost of different food vendors, plants, and local artisans. Great ambience and friendly crowd. They even had a little tent for kids to play lawn games. Parking is dicey as lots is blocked for the market, but it's still manageable. Parking is pay by phone.

Stopped by here after a concert in Miami the night before and we're super hungry! We saw this was…read morenear our hotel so our group stopped and were pleasantly surprised by the selection with a breakfast area, a cafe/ pastry area, and a hot food bar (and a juice bar!). We all got multiple items and were satisfied with the food. However the service was a bit off since it was hard to communicate in English which led to some mistakes in the drink orders and the drinks also took a while to be finished. But there was plenty of seating outside and it looked overall clean!

Classic Miami flavor and still the best place for pork and lechón…read more Back when I lived in Miami, there were only two El Palacio de los Jugos locations. Now they've expanded and while this was my first time at the Flagami spot, it didn't matter one bit. The same delicious food, the same friendly, fast service, and that unmistakable Miami vibe were all still there. I came for what I've always loved: the fried pork chunks (nobody does them better) and the lechón, both full of local flavor and perfectly prepared. Though they offer pastries too, I opted to swing by a bakery separately but it's great to have that variety available in one place. I was in and out very quickly, which is always appreciated when you're just trying to grab something good. The staff behind the counter were just as nice and efficient as I remembered from years ago. If you're in town and craving authentic, hearty Miami eats from meats to juices to fresh fruits this is definitely the place. The only hard part? Choosing just one or two things from their incredible variety.

I am really impressed with Milam's Market…read more I went last night for the first time. I was hoping to find some banana chocolate chunk bread from Susilicious, a vendor I recently was made aware of at the Mango Festival that Fairchild Tropical Gardens holds. Turns out that while Milam's carries her goodies, they had no bread. I spoke to who I believe was the manager and he was very kind and found out they don't usually get bread. Just cookies and meringuitos. I ended up buying some cookies. I'm sure they're delicious. I will have to keep hunting for some more bread from Susilicious. I am happy, however, that her brand brought me to Milam's. While there's no way I would shop there on the regular (too far and too expensive for me), the customer service is exemplary and the selection for wine, cheese, and bread are stars. I found rows upon rows of wine. Felt as if I were in a mini wine store. Not to mention all the breads, including Brazilian cheese bread and even prebaked French baguettes. I think the only thing I didn't see was Indian naan, and even, I wonder if I simply missed it. Plenty of vegan and vegetarian meals. Freshly made salads, sushi, and deli products. Oh, and individual Panera Bread soups that I've only ever seen in bulk at BJs and Costco. But the best part? A ridiculous amount of sauces, including arrabbiata.

your deli doesn't know how to make cucumber salad. go send…read moresomeone to learn at 120th street where they don't have to stock it all weekend so far