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.

This little family farmstead was located just a few miles from our campground in Cortez and with…read morenothing particularly planned for the day I figured we'd start the day taking a ride to check this place out - it's always nice to source locally grown produce especially when it's a family operation, the selection was pretty good of course a lot of the products are seasonal so this little stand fills in with a nice selection of small batch produce and products sourced from other small businesses around the area and some brought in from out of state. The staff here was extremely friendly I'm sure a lot of the customers are locals that frequently stop in by the sounds of the laughter and the conversations going on as they checked out. I got a laugh after seeing a small section marked "scratch and dent", theses items were marked up to 50% off, these are a variety of items that are a little bruised or ripe to the point you'd want to use them right away. I was hoping to see a cow, a horse, a pig or a chicken but I guess they were all working out in the fields like most farms everyone has to pull their weight. I didn't find anything today unfortunately but enjoyed the walk-through, this is the real deal...

Picked up 50+ lbs of late season mangoes (Keitt, Palmer and Kent). Loved the break in price for…read morebulk purchase. Most we're ready to eat and good for freezing but luckily I mentioned that my daughter loves crunchy mangoes so they brought out freshly picked and still very hard Keitts. Those lasted a few days but we're awesome to eat green and crunchy. Will def be back to check out more produce and fruits. GPS to farm is spot on. Lots of parking space. Owners were lovely and very accommodating.

Would give 5 stars if the workers wore masks. I know it's outside but it's a safe thing to do when…read moreringing up purchases close to the customer. Produce is good and much looks fresh. Many, though, have tags making me wonder if it's from a supplier. It was all tasty and fresh. I really liked the turnip-it was small and fresh. The honeybell orange was delicious! The kale looked like it was picked right out of a field! Prices seem good for a produce stand. We also picked up a pineapple-banana bread (they put them right next to check out so how could you not take one home!). The pineapple-banana bread had little flavor but I added a few pecans and it worked enough. I will go back to Turner's to get produce. It's close and the produce I had was good.

Showed up 20 minutes before the place closed and was denied service. Said she was cleaning up but…read morereally just wanted a cigarette break. I wanted a sandwich and was told I was only able to buy premade pies and/or a bag of chips. Bought some produce anyway, Strawberries looked great but were very mediocre, not sweet at all and pretty tasteless. Corn was delicious. Garlic came with a tag that said "made in china" and was dry and old. Tomatoes were good.

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

This was such a cute find in the middle of quarantine -- Rosie is super into her produce and farm…read more She'll give you a bucket/clippers for the flower farm out front to go and clip your own. Depending on the time of year on what she's planted, sunflowers is what's prevalent now (summer). She mentioned not closing down for the summer as normal, because of everything going on- so if you have a chance, definitely stop by and support local.

Ole Rosie, where do I start?…read more I was so happy I finally caught this little market when it was open (I randomly pass by and stop, just didn't note their business hours). After a few minutes of browsing, a chipper young lady (I'm assuming it was Rosie) came to the floor, out from what looked like a deep beauty sleep. After a few moments I decided to say hello and make a little small talk "I'm so glad I caught you when you're open." The happy young woman replied "IM ALWAYS OPEN!"... I tried to explain to her how I just randomly cruise by and it's usually not during business hours, nbd. Yikes. She said it was her last day open and she was heading back to Michigan for the summer. Yes! I think to myself, this is my 'in' to get on her good side (I'm also from Michigan, us Michiganders are usually very friendly to each other!). Rosie didn't bat an eye. She rang me up, after moments of silence, I try to talk to her again and jokingly say "is that with my Michigan discount?" Her face turned from a scowl to an even more evil, menacing scowl. She proclaimed "DO I GET PROPERTY TAX DISCOUNT?!?! DO I GET A GAS DISCOUNT?!?! DO I GET A GROCERY DISCOUNT?!" I just stood there in awe.. She was right, she gets no Michigan discount, why should I?! What a horrible thing to ask her!! After being schooled, I sat there in silence. I ended up buying a honeycomb, two jars of pickled garlic, balsamic garlic herb jam, and some of what Rosie's roadside signs say are 'fresh cheese curds.' What Rosie doesn't know is my family is from the dairyland. We used to visit every summer. And guess what? Cheese curds are the first thing I buy when I get there! Fresh cheese curds are only fresh for a couple days. When I get home I ripped open the curds and took a bite. It was the worst tasting cheese I have ever tasted. I took old Rosie's word and thought they were fresh. I checked the date (after I purchased them)... The date was 2/2/2022. I bought these cheese curds on 4/22!!!! Those were not fresh. They would get tossed after a week if they were in Wisconsin. Dispite Rosie's cheery attitude, I will say I'm never going to waste my time at this place ever, don't waste yours.

Stopped here yesterday for the first time, on 10th Street if you're heading West on the right hand…read moreside near the Palmetto Meat Shop (another great family owned/local business). I believe the woman running it name is Cindy and she was extremely knowledgeable about the local produce. I bought a variety of cantaloupe that is delicious & she said she would soon have great, local watermelons. I live about 15 mins south/west of Palmetto, but I am finding some great local places in Palmetto. Way better prices than the new Whole Foods & Earth Fare & closer ! She had some nice looking potted fresh herbs & good prices on a local honey. All her vegetables looked super fresh & I'm happy w/everything I brought home with me ...

This is my favorite place to buy produce. You may pay a dollar or two more than going to Red Barn,…read morebut the quality is exceptional! I actually saw her sort through a box of strawberries and threw out the ones she thought were subpar. The owner also grows her own herbs out back.

I have been coming here for well over a year now. Peters is awesome!! Produce is always fresh, as…read moreare the fresh eggs that are delivered daily. They really take the time to get to know you on a first name basis and will text you to let you know an item is available that you want. I am so happy that they are there! Def recommend to anyone!

I love going to Peters fresh market. He has the best prices in town. The shop is clean and…read moreorganized. Peter has the best veggies and plants. No one can beat him with pricing or with quality. He is super knowledgeable and is very kind and humble. I have been going here for 3 yrs and I will not go anywhere else. So if your looking for an awesome veggie/fruit market or even just awesome plants, then this is the place to go.

Not a large farmer's market, but lots of good vendors for food and jewelry. Fun, bohemian…read moreatmosphere.

The farmers market is one of my favorite weekend activities. They have everything from fresh…read moreproduce to crafts to toffee to Jewelry! And don't forget the food! Lots of great things to choose from with local artisans and crafters. Whether you just want to stroll around and look or go for something specific , it's always a nice time. Local musicians are often singing and the vibe is cheerful. Dogs are also welcome !

This place is a roadside shrine to chili peppers, located just north of Bradenton FL on US 41 . I…read morethink its somehow connected to Palmalito foods, canners and packers of jellies, sauces, etc. Whatever. Every kind of hot sauce you ever imagined and some you never thought of. Lime flavored green hot sauce for vanilla ice cream, for example. If you're a hot sauce junkie, this is Mecca. Lots of other food products, like BBQ sauce, rubs, jellies and jams, cookbooks, clothing, barware.....The list just goes on and on. Lots of good gift ideas...how about chili pepper Xmas lights? Need something kitschy for your kitchen? The nice folks always welcome you to sample something, but sadly, there's no cold beer. Happily, there's no connection to Disney here, either.