Very odd visiting family in Florida were I grew up compared to living in Texas and having HEB…read moreeverywhere. The store was nice and clean but everything is on a really small basis and each section are small compared to HEB in Texas. Looking for baby back ribs and I was trying to find the briskets, ribs and other large meat cooler and my sister laughs and says no they have baby backs half rack wrapped and in the shelf next to other pork products...they only had 4 half racks in styrofoam and Saran Wrap...lol no full racks unprocessed. But don't think too many retired people are making large amounts of ribs like we do in Texas. Cashier and bagger were both retired lady's but service was friendly and didn't take too long to check out.

overpriced minimal selection and rude staff. would definitely not recommend this location under any…read morecircumstance.

went in late right before close on our way back to Ohio. most people would be irritated because we…read moreare out of town and we're looking around. The woman that was working, was very generous and sweet and before we left, she asked if we were traveling and she was about to throw the samples away for the night and she asked if we wanted them instead. will definitely stop through if we ever go back that way.

Great place. We always coming back. I love the variety of stuff they have and the free samplesread more

One of our favorite farmers markets…read more We first came here by accident a year or so ago. We were on our way to family in Ocala early in the morn when i knew it was time to stop for some coffee(the wife doesnt do wel without her java). I did a quick search for a spot, and saw a dunkin nearby. I exited the highway and headed that way. as I got closer I grinned. I had never been to the Villages. My gal didn't know what that was so as we pulled up and parked she said, "what town is this". I just played dumb. We walked into the Brownwood square and I had to tell her. She really didn't know much about the Villages so I filled her in. for my first impression it was great. The farmers market wrapped around the square and trickled out to the side streets some as well. They had the usual thing you would hope for like produce and pieces of art made by locals. But it had other things you dotn see often like some more quirky artisans, multiple flower and plant booths, empanadas, and the one that hooked me, a both that had all kind of mushrooms to eat. We swing by here about once a month for the farmers market, and enjoy it every time.

I went down to the market today and it's always enjoyable. I picked up my weekly supply pierogies…read moreand Kabasa Also somehow some bialys fell into a bag going to the farmers market is very nice to pick up some fresh produce some good cheese and some good bread

This was my second time going there, the first time was good. That was about five months ago…read more Second time I went was two weeks ago, and I can't even give this place even one star as far as customer service and quality of their products. Might be because they're moving and selling their farm, that they don't give a crap right now but I spent $60 dollars there and got totally ripped off and would never go there again while these owners are still there. I'm just telling you guys this so that you don't get ripped off too. I bought wheat grass that was limp to begin with. It cost $20 for the tray. I told them I would take the wheat grass without the tray and could they do it for 15. She said yes and we put it in a bag. I took it right home, put it back on a tray and within one day it was smelling rotten. It was turning yellow and I had to throw it out. I sent her pictures. I told her and she told me it was because I took it off the tray to begin with and bought it without the tray, so why did she still sell it to me that way if that was true? Then I bought an aloe plant from them for $15. The plants were all cramped inside a pot and had root rot. I was gonna try to save a few of the aloe babies, but when I got home and started to remove the dead plant leaves, I realized that the whole plant was a big mess and I never should've bought it from them. I grow fresh herbs myself, but I did not have any mint at the time, so I purchased a mint plant. When I brought it home I took a picture of it and asked Google lens what it was since it had a really weird smell not like usual mint does and it told me that it was from the mint family but that it had a fungus, which is why it smelled really weird too, so I threw that out as well. That was another five dollars down the drain. I did buy eggs from Tracy, but I'm going to throw those out too because I just don't trust this lady on any level now because she did not respond to me as a professional who owns a business and who gives a crap about her customers. Again, I texted her the pictures and told her what happened and not one time did she apologize or offer to replace the items or credit me, she basically gaslit me by saying it was my fault for not purchasing the wheatgrass without their tray, ( which I would have had to return it out deposit on) Not one time did she apologize or offer to make this sale right or offer any understanding for my dissatisfaction. She's totally unprofessional and doesn't give a crap! Guess it's all about money to her. I just hope the poor cats and animals that are there get a really good owner after she's moved to Mt Dora. Hopefully someone that's compassionate and gives a crap about people as well as animals. This is the worst customer service I think I've ever had in a really long time and that means in person or online. Very disappointed.

This is an experience as well as an amazing source for fresh healthy food! Minutes from the…read moreVillages. We went to the farm to experience the goat, yoga, I highly recommend! Very fun experience, but then we're blown away by all of the produce available how fresh everything is, they go out into the field and cut your order right when you place it. Such a great idea! And it's a beautiful property they even have Airbnb's available for a getaway or to hold an event! Highly recommend and we will be using them frequently

Local Farmers Market to Lady Lake ..., every Tuesday .... Lots of jams ,jellies , baked goods,…read morecandles, dips , wax candles, incense , herbs etc

From the owner: We are fostering a sense of community and showcasing local businesses that make high-quality,…read morehomemade, and handcrafted items making our Lady Lake Farmers & Crafts Market a destination for shoppers. From the very beginning of October to early April. We take a seasonal break during the heat of the spring and summer months.

Best peaches! Great service. Highly recommend. Beautiful orchard. Blueberries no longer available.read more

If you're looking for some delicious peaches, this is the place! We enjoyed our time here and it's…read morea plus that the bucket fills up pretty quick.

We recently bought a few varieties of orange marmalade from them and they were by far the worst…read moremarmalade we have ever had. They did not taste like marmalade at all. They all had the same overly sweet corn syrup jelly taste. Even the most generic marmalade in the store would be better. Don't waste your money here.

Thank You Susan for your cheerful and excellent work ethic. A rare thing these days. I received my…read more2 trays of Red Navels today and they were perfect. I am sure the 12 orders I had shipped to family and friends this year will be the same. Delicious and Perfect. Shirley

The vitamin department has an excellent resource worker her name is Joan…read more She's very knowledgeable and very helpful! I look for her help and if I don't see her I ask for her!!! She's amazing. Thank you Joan!!!

Very overpriced...but I cant complain TOO much because there really isn't any other place around in…read morethis area like this. You take what you can get