We went to this grove specifically for the pumpkin festival which had good reviews. The biggest…read moredraw was the activities available for children under 5 and the free admission/$5 parking. Even though it was an hour drive for us it was well worth traveling there. Our grandchildren enjoyed the pony rides which were $6/child, holding a piglet which was $7/child, the hay ride ($2/seated person), the circus entertainment (free), feeding the goats ($1/cup of food) and enjoying a picnic with food for lunch. There was also live music to enjoy. The food we had was smoked turkey legs ($15 and very large... 2 of us shared one), BBQ sandwich with French fries ($12) and delicious freshly made lemonade with strawberries ($7) and some water bottles ($3 each). Other than the water bottles being a bit pricey, the other food was good and reasonably priced for these kinds of events. There was so much more we could have enjoyed but our young ones tired out with the heat of the day. We did not get a chance to see the many small tents full of crafts, the playground, the butterfly area, the train ride (appropriate for very young kids) and probably so much more we did not know about. There was an area for older kids that had activities such as a zipline, climbing wall, inflatable slides and tunnels which were additional costs ranging from $12-$20. $40 for a band that included all of those activities. The pumpkin area at the front was beautifully arranged and there were plenty of pumpkins to choose from. Pie pumpkins were $5 and carvable pumpkins were $0.90/lb. They also had heirloom pumpkins for a bit more/lb. There were so many areas throughout the farm for photo opportunities. It was really well done. All of the people working there were great and parking was very organized. I expect we will return next year. It was a fun outing.

We went during peak season in October around the 4th week and it was busy. Not everything was local…read morebut they did have a ton of variety. A lot of vendors park on their property and sell their goods. We met a ton of great vendors! It's a big place. They have a butterfly area as well. There are lots of animals including lambs! You can hold them and feed most of the animals. There is a store stocked with local options as well. It was a neat experience for sure! We would go back and I would recommend this as a family outing or field trip:)

Last minute Xmas eve shopping thing. Everything we got was outstanding. Their meat is probably…read moreamongst the best I've gotten anywhere. Everything was fresh. Plus they pack it in reusable cooler bags!

A smaller footprint versus the Clark Rd venue. Their food is delicious and I feel like I put on a…read morepound or two each time I visit. The bakery in particular, is outstanding and the cashiers are friendly and quick. Great value for your hard earned money .

I saw an ad for a pick your own farm not too far away so thought I'd go check it out. Wow - this…read moreplace is way more than I expected. A campground, General store, KOA campground, produce and other food displayed ready to buy... neat place! Was after tomatoes and bought a box from the store as well as some strawberries that are just starting to come into season. I'll be back to explore more - it looks like you could spend hours here seeing everything they have to see.

First time here. It was ok, people were friendly. We didn't really feel $15 each for adults and…read morekids was worth it. I'm glad we were able to help support a small family business... but prob wouldn't come again.

Love the fresh squeezed orange juice! While you are there…read moretry the orange ice cream. It is delish and better than DQ soft serve!

Yummy ice cream and grapefruit juice! Very convenient. Didn't realize it was there. Will go backread more

The food was amazing! We had an almond croissant chocolate croissant Italian panini and tomato…read morebasil soup 10/10! Amazing! Didn't know this place existed until we saw a tik tok - so happy we found it. Great service friendly faces and nice area to sit and eat

From fresh produce and quality meats to an impressive wine selection, this place is a total hidden…read moregem. As a microgreens enthusiast, I'm happy with the variety they carry--it's far better than what you'll find at a standard chain. If you're looking for a curated alternative to the big-box grocery stores, this is it!

Here we are happily getting ready to drive miles out of way for another head Jessica's grown…read morelettuce. Your lettuce has ruined the lettuce buying experience for us at all other grocery stores. We know what a head of romaine is supposed to look like and supposed to taste like thanks to our ten plus years of shopping here. So grateful that your stand and farm still exist in this oasis of concrete and golf courses that Florida has sadly morphed into. Thank you for being there Jessica's!

Jessica's Organic farm market is set up as a market stall next to some farmland. There's parking…read moreright next to the stall, and you get the vibe of a small town hippy commune. The folks that work there are friendly and passionate about organic produce. Produce will vary depending on the day and time as well as time of the year -- for example Spring and fall are usually the most abundant times. They often have a large selection of vegetables ranging from potatoes and beets, a selection of lettuce, arugula, sunflower sprouts, and much more. All of their produce is certified organic. They also have a selection of refrigerated items including raw milk and cheese, and pickled vegetables. I wish they had local eggs (apparently they sometimes do but I have not seen them). Yes, prices are higher than almost anywhere else, but you're also supporting very LOCAL and organic farming.

We called the ranch asking if there are specific fruits that are ripe and ready for picking. We…read morewere told they have everything. We drove 4 hours arrived only to find barren trees. They are known for their roast chicken and sugarcane drink. Chicken was dried and drink was not sweet and overpriced. The one star goes to the owner was rude. A total waste of time. Disappointed.

We came Sunday after Church, and had a wonderful time. It felt like being in Vietnam again. The…read morerental motor scooters in front of the counter is a nice touch! We had: young coconuts, iced coffee, hibachi chicken and shrimp, green papaya salad and snails. Everything was excellent and the staff was friendly and attentive. As we ate, more customers arrived and sang karaoke ( where else is there karaoke on Sunday afternoon! After lunch, we toured the orchards, and several gazebos with swings and hammocks. A wonderful experience, we'll be back!

First visit did not disappoint. I shouldn't have gone on a Saturday morning but the chaos kinda…read moregoes to show how popular it is. Meat prices almost comparable to Sam's which means the quality here is much better and worth it. So many samples. I had a fresh warm blueberry donut and it was So soft and moist. Not too sweet which can bd dangerous bc I could eat a dozen in one sitting.

Detwiler's Farm Market is hands down one of my favorite places to shop for anything fresh. When I…read moresay farm fresh, I mean straight-from-the-farm fresh -- and they truly support local farmers. The produce section is always piled high with the most beautiful displays of fruits and vegetables. They make fresh salsa in-house, have an entire area of fresh fruit (even a station where you can core your own pineapple!), and offer some of the freshest seafood and meats around. The deli is just as impressive, with sandwiches, soups, and salads -- and you can have a sandwich made exactly how you like it. There's even a cheese bar where they sample specialty cheeses. Around special occasions like Valentine's Day, you'll find them hand-dipping chocolate-covered strawberries and offering samples. Their bakery is incredible. Everything is made from scratch -- the cinnamon rolls are absolutely amazing, and we love the cookies and cakes. They bake their own bread and even make their own donuts. From the produce to the meat department to the bakery, everything at Detwiler's is truly top-notch. They also have an ice cream counter featuring homemade Yoder's ice cream. You can grab a sundae, milkshake, or even an açai bowl while you're there. Yes, it's always busy -- but somehow the checkout lines move quickly every single time. They are incredibly efficient, and the staff is some of the friendliest and most helpful you'll find anywhere. The store is beautifully decorated, with each department thoughtfully themed. They play uplifting Christian music throughout the store, and no matter how crowded it gets, it's always a pleasant experience. People are genuinely smiling -- even the shoppers seem happy to be there. If you're visiting from out of town, Detwiler's is a must-stop. And if you're local, it deserves a permanent spot on your weekly shopping list. Decor, quality, service -- it's a 10 out of 10 every time.

As I have learned to understand from my time with the owner of Grainger and from what I have read,…read morefarmers are more than the people one would perceive driving a tractor or in the fields harvesting fruits and vegetables. They are a business of many different people who need to study state and federal regulations, manage money & employees and grow their crops with the love & passion that drives them every time they start a new day. These farmers must continue to acquire or lease additional land, update equipment, and research for new technology to generate more food with fewer resources. Grainger Farms grows many acres of tomato's, Citrus and watermelon. They have a tomato processing/packaging plant which is where there main offices are located. I personally very much enjoyed the day with the owner who was educating me about Grainger Farms and the business of farming. Jimmy Grainger is a wonderful individual with a passion for the business that one can easily witness while experiencing a day on the farm with him. "Farming is a passion business" as stated by many.