amazing staff, excellent products and amazing prices!!! best latin store in town !!!…read more don't miss out..... everything you need...... in one place

Excellent store, clean and customer service above and beyond. I was able to find the best avocados,…read moremangoes, tangerines, limes, fresh cilantro and lots of pastries. I also got a pack of Ribs and the price on the steak cheap and great quality.

Love this cute shop! I walked in and needed an arrangement on demand and she came through for me!!…read moreOmgosh I love it so much and they have natural things to shop for while waiting for your bouquet. Thank you!!

I absolutely love this place for many reasons. They offer local fresh produce with great prices…read more Anytime I want to find rare fruits like pink pineapples or yellow watermelon I come here. They carry some of the most beautiful roses, flowers, bamboos and orchids. Everyone here is super kind and helpful. They also have fridges full with many other local food items, sushi, sweets etc. They have cards you can buy for all occasions. They even have a water station and sell propane. I highly recommend this place.

This family-owned produce stand has been around for over 50 years! The spot used to be a garage…read more(there are vestiges of it if you look around) of a grandfather or something, from what I was told. The price is not necessarily cheaper than big supermarkets, and the presentation definitely can't compare, but we LOVE coming here, because the warm, cheerful service and excellent expertise you receive here is something you'll never find in big stores. Not to mention that we enjoy supporting local businesses, and this place carries not only local produce, but stuff made by other small, local producers, such as honey, jams and baked goods. They have toe jam and frog jam too, definitely will pick up some once I go low on the current supply. One time we asked about a product which they sold out off, and the lady kindly offered to call the producer to get some delivered the next day.

I'm so glad I found this awesome produce stand. I wish I'd had known about it sooner! The…read moreselection and quality is amazing! Best tomatoes I've found in the Pinellas County area. I'm sad they are going on vacation Aug & Sept but I'll be right back in October when they reopen. Five stars!

This is a free standing produce stand on US 19, North of SR 54 on the West side of 19. It is easy…read moreto miss, but trust me you will be glad when you find it! They carry a wide variety of fresh veggies & fruit. All is reasonably priced. They have a much larger selection than you would imagine. I noticed at least 6 or more varieties of peppers. Everything is inside & under a real roof, which makes it comfortable. One thing in particular I appreciate, was the tomatoes were NOT boxed. I prefer to pick my own & a whole box is too many for just 2 of us. To top that off they had local Ruskin tomatoes, my favorite! What's a girl to do? You can find produce in stores, but nothing beats getting it from a farm or stand that carries local produce.

Our experience Honeybell picking at Dooley groves was everything and then some. First of all- the…read morepeople are what make it amazing. From all of the people in the front letting you taste the fresh fruit before you pick, to the gentleman who taught us what to pick and how, to each of the several people wishing us a safe drive home before the rain came through. There were plenty of oranges ripe for the picking and the groves are healthy and active! The honeybells are seriously the juiciest citrus I've ever had. The farm market has everything Florida you could ever need and we also brought home some orange tea cookies, monkey butter, chocolate gators, and some juicy fresh pomelos. PLEASE pay Dooley Groves a visit and bring your out of state friends- they will thank you! (Ps- they also ship their citrus!)

We had a wonderful time visiting Dooley Groves today. The staff were so friendly, clearly…read morepassionate about their small business and I truly enjoyed talking with them! Breanna was exceptional in helping up figure out how the actual U Pick works and our cashier specifically went above and beyond; even going so far as to recommend additional local spots in the spirit of supporting others local small businesses. I'm so sorry to forget her name as she truly made our experience. The actual oranges are firm and juicy and the overall ambiance was the perfect edition to any trip showcasing 'FL highlights.' Thanks again ladies your hard work does not go unnoticed!!

Stumbled upon this cute family owned farmers market and I was so impressed on how fresh and…read moreaffordable the produce was! Everything from tomatoes, corn, different mushrooms, spinach , fruits- you name it and they had it! They also have a little section for food and coffee which is a nice little addition while you shop. The staff was super friendly and helpful while I made my way around everything they had to offer! I can't wait to come back and bring my family and friends to experience this amazing spot! The location is super cute, clean and organized and they always have the most freshest produce you could ever find ! 10/10 recommend

Absolutely love this family farm! The service was friendly. It felt like I was in a countryside…read morevisiting a little local market. It was right on the farm and you could buy from their freshest selection of fruits and veggies, which was amazing. The scenery behind the market is their farm and it is so lovely to see. They also had eggs and local honey. Purchased some oranges and they were the best oranges I have ever had, so extremely juicy!

BEST u-pick peaches in town ! When season is available... check their Facebook page for current…read moredetails on dates and availability....

I loved the idea of picking peaches for Mother's Day. Now it was H-O-T, not gonna lie!! But it…read morewas something new and I wanted to give it a try. This place is in Dade City which we took the back road from Lutz to get there. It made for a nice drive, not much traffic and the roads were smooth. Keep in mind that there is 1 way in and 1 way out. Also want to put in the disclaimer that if you have a low car or a car you may want to take it very easy when exiting -- the exit has a DEEP dip in the ground and isn't level to the road so if you don't go out at the right angle, you're going to get stuck. Next time we will definitely bring my SUV versus my hubs Dodge Charger. When you arrive, you park over on the side where they have signage indicating parking. Upon arriving, don't just go out and start picking unless you're familiar w/the process. Visit the small table they have setup near the large oak tree for a bag to fill with your peaches. They have 2 groves available --- 1 for more sweet peaches and 1 for more tangy peaches. We were probably out there a good 30-40 minutes and visited both groves. I wanted the sweet ones and my daughter wanted the tangy ones. These peaches are rather small compared to the peaches you've ever had from Georgia or from the grocery store. They do allow you to sample the peaches while picking -- just pick the peach and eat it! That's the best part. :) We ended up spending $30 for 2 bags which was actually ALOT of peaches. We did find it hard to find peaches that were ready to pick and looked good....the trees all seemed a bit picked over, which may be due to the timing as well. Perhaps if you go earlier in the season you'd have better luck in finding better peaches. They also went bad REALLY fast. Within 3 days, we had to throw a lot of them out given they were bad. Next year we'll go earlier in the season for better quality. I will give them 3 star though -- the people working there are extremely friendly and the groves are clean and allow for distancing while picking. They do have another grove not that far away which I think we'll try the next time we go. Restroom needed while there, have no fear --- they have a portable potty available.

As a fledgling mom & pop business, I wish them all of the best. As this store has not been open…read morelong & has not received full inventory, I wish them all the success in the world . Now a few pointers, in my humble opinion. There is a male/ female duo that appear to be the owners & another lady that makes the sandwiches . The female duo is a bit hard of hearing & communication can be difficult. The man, wants to be heard & tell you his opinion. Because I wanted my Cuban cold, he said I should get an Italian, excuse me, I know what I like to eat. Many specialty items in the store were not marked with prices. I was interested in several, but I have a personal issue, when items are not already priced, so I sadly passed on these items. The produce was sparse, which I understand. Being new, why buy big lots of produce, to have it go bad. What I think you should do, with the produce you have, is put your best effort forward. Wipe off the dust & grime & have all produce looking as good as it can!. I walked into the store & 2 people were standing around waiting for a customer or something to do. There was plenty to do! The only great looking produce I saw, was the ginger. The lady behind the counter has limited English, but makes a good sandwich. The Cuban, still was not on Cuban bread, but it was okay. They are new, & hopefully they will learn. What's a girl to do? I keep trying new places & have yet to find a Tampa great Cuban sandwich. Good luck to the new owners, a produce market & deli could definitely be used at that location.

Fabulous little market. Super friendly staff. And a surprise . . . Lebanese Baklava! I do not like…read moreBaklava at all. But the owner just handed me a piece, and I didn't want to hurt his feelings. I should never have doubted. I'm sorry to my Greek friends, but it was fantastic. Better than the Greek version! The man knows his business. I immediately bought a box of them. Do not sleep on the Lebanese Baklava.

I've been wanting to stop by Keystone Farmers Market for a while because farmers markets are kind…read moreof my thing. I love checking out local markets, roadside stands, and small businesses whenever I can, so I finally made my way over. First thing I see when I pull up: $12.99 for a seeded watermelon. Listen... we're in Florida. I see people selling watermelons off the side of the road for $5-$6 all the time. The seedless ones were $8.99, which somehow made the seeded watermelon price even more surprising. Unless that $12.99 watermelon comes with a guarantee that it's going to be the sweetest, juiciest watermelon of my entire life, I just can't do it. Once I walked around, I was also surprised by the produce selection. I expected a much larger variety, especially for a farmers market. I actually stopped because I needed cabbage and don't remember seeing any. They DO have some really cool local products--grass-fed meats, seafood, juices, goat milk, soaps and other specialty items--and I definitely appreciate the emphasis on local products and supporting local businesses. It's a cute little market and clearly they have plenty of loyal customers because they seem to do very well. For me, though, the prices were just too high across the board. Even seeing bars of soap around $12.99 had me thinking about the goat milk soap I can pick up at the Safety Harbor Sunday Market instead. So this isn't really a "bad review." It's more of a not-for-me review. I've visited quite a few farmers markets and genuinely enjoy shopping local, but part of the appeal for me is finding good local products at reasonable prices. Keystone just didn't hit that mark for me. If shopping local is your priority and you don't mind paying a premium for it, absolutely stop in and check it out. It's cute, they have some unique products, and you may love it. Personally, I'll stick with Aldi, Publix, my other local markets, and that person on the side of the road selling me a $5 watermelon.

I struggle with Farmers Markets these days. I WANT to buy fresh, locally grown produce from the…read moresource. I DON'T want to support things like raw milk and tallow sunscreen. It's a balance. Keystone definitely believes in the latter and that's tough for me but I'd already driven all the way out there. The products that don't reek of fake!science were really solid. Some bigger names and some very small. I got a big bag of popcorn kernels that I love a lot. Their boiled peanuts were good but to be honest, pretty overpriced, and you have to find an employee to go get them. I got some small batch chips and an independently brewed soda and a couple of other things. Still ended up dropping over $30. But hey, you can feed and pet the cows? Which is very cool. For the drive (almost an hour for me), I might keep looking for my perfect Farmers Market.