We stopped by to find golden tomatoes they had them. Then went to fresh market to get some special…read morepasta. They also had golden tomatoes at more than 2x the price. If you want good produce and lower prices. I would put Young's Produce on your list to shop for veggies.

Nothing there is organic. It is all commercial grade mass produced stuff The boast that it is as…read moregood as organic and cheaper. I will not buy from them

Overpriced everything? They have it. Bizarre and entirely unnecessary products? Loads. Old ladies…read morepushing dogs in strollers? Absolutely everywhere. We were going for coffee which we never found. We bought a couple of pastries that were solid B- category and yet priced at a higher amount than the fantastic bakery near where we live (in San Diego so its not a cheap place). Blows my mind this place even exists. The people mostly seemed friendly? I'm kind of grasping at straws to find a reason to give that second star.

Saturday mornings done right. Fresh produce, great bread and pastries, local vendors, and that…read morelaid-back community vibe that makes you want to wander instead of rush. Everything feels genuinely local and well curated. Only knock is the live music. Love the idea, not the volume. When you can't hear the vendor standing right in front of you, it's a bit much. Still, it's a staple. Show up early, grab your goods, and enjoy one of the best weekly rituals in Vero.

Delicious real frozen orange juice slushy mixed with vanilla ice cream! This place is know for it!…read moreIt's a bit unassuming since it looks like a Mexican restaurant, but the Countryside Citrus shares the building. You must come here and try the frozen orange juice slushy. With the vanilla ice cream it's like an orange creamsicle! Yum!!

Frozen Orange juice and ice cream dessert is delicious…read more Service is good. Cute cafe $7.50 for 12 oz

We started looking for Palm Trees and were getting frustrated by what we were finding until we came…read moreacross Peterson Groves, located in Indian River County Florida and owned by Eric and Tiffany Barkwell. They have an amazing nursery just full of every kind and size of plant you can imagine. All of this is very well organized, and they answered all of my questions. Believe me, I ask a lot of questions. We bought three 25 gallon "Christmas Palm Trees" and they promptly came out to our home and planted them. What a difference this has made to our Sebastian experience! Gorgeous trees and an exceptional experience. We went back yesterday and shopped in their farm stand, which is a part of the nursery. We bought fresh corn still in the husks and delighted in their soft serve vanilla orange swirl orange ice cream. The offerings in both the farm stand and the nursery are too extensive to list, so you need to go there to see in person. They are in a rural part of the county just up 66th Avenue from 20th Street. The owners were both born and raised in Indian River County. They are extremely knowledgeable about everything they sell. The nursery and farm stand are on land that was owned and tended by the Peterson family since 1913. My wife and I so enjoy going there.

What an amazing gem the place is amazing fresh everything, absolutely love this place.read more

We decided to stop by the Fort Pierce Farmers Market while we were in the area, and unfortunately I…read morewas a little disappointed with what we found. The market is in a very nice location and was easy to get to. Parking was also not a problem during our visit. There was street parking available along with parking at the library and another parking lot next door, so we were able to park and walk over without any difficulty. The waterfront setting makes it a pleasant area to walk around, but the market itself was much smaller than I expected. During our visit, there were only about 15 vendor tents set up, and most of them seemed to be selling clothing, jewelry, crafts, and similar items. Since this is called a farmers market, I expected to find vendors selling fresh produce, plants, locally grown foods, baked goods, or other farm-related products. Unfortunately, I didn't see any of those during our visit. It is certainly possible that the number and types of vendors change from week to week, and perhaps we just happened to visit on a particularly slow day. The vendors who were there had some interesting things to look at, and the location itself was very pleasant, but it simply wasn't what I expected from a farmers market. Overall, if you are already in downtown Fort Pierce, it may be worth walking through to see what is there that day, but I don't think I would make a special trip based on our experience. Enjoy!

What a fun little Market. Full of vendors. I loved how they had a section for food items and a…read moreseparate section for Crafts, clothing etc. Music was playing in the background. The vendors were all very friendly and prompt service.

Local GEM that we have been missing out on! Gorgeous fruits and veggies and local beef pork and…read morechicken products not to mention citrus and gorgeous honey and great local gifts. Just go it is a treasure

Schacht Groves got its start in the citrus business in 1950 when traveling salesman Henry H…read more Schacht purchased 50 acres of orange groves west of Vero Beach. Indian River County is world famous for its citrus fruit. Over the next seven years Henry expanded his groves as he grew sweet oranges, grapefruits, and honeybells, a hybrid of grapefruit and tangerines that have a bell shape. In 1970, Henry's son, Henry F. Schacht Jr, launched the gift fruit shipping service that started as a hobby but grew to a popular service that ships thousands of orders of fruit across the country. Today, Schacht Groves is 145 acres and it's still a family operation run by Henry F. Schacht and his son, Louis. In addition to ordering fruit, you can visit the Schacht Groves store and u-pick. There is a scenic 18 acre lake where you can purchase food to feed their friendly turtle and fish population. In the charming, old fashioned store you will find ice cream, fresh squeezed juice, citrus fruit, herbs, vegetables, gift fruit shipments, candy, jams and jellies, local honey, home goods with citrus decorations, candles, clothing, aprons, children's toys, holiday decorations, wild caught seafood, pastries, and so much more. Schacht Groves also offers events that include a Fall Festival in November, a Holiday Festival in December, and grove tours every Monday at 10 AM during season. The coconut layer cake was really calling my name but I stayed on the healthy track and purchased delicious fresh squeezed orange juice, navel oranges, and honeybells. Citrus fruit can help lower your risk of cancer, boost heart health and your immune system, reduces inflammation and the risk of kidney stones to name just a few of its health benefits. I loved everything in this delightful store and my overall visit to Schacht Groves. This is exactly the kind of Old Florida vibe that is right up my alley. Orange groves like this one are disappearing in Florida at an alarming rate. Citrus greening, a bacterial disease has taken out many trees while others were lost to housing developments. We need to support this kind of business whenever we find it. I was glad to find Schact Groves and see that they are still carrying the citrus torch for Florida.

Still the BEST tacos from Vero to West Palm! The big, thick, homemade tortillas and big chunks of…read moremeat are still my favorite. The prices are great and the flavors are consistently delicious. The staff are always friendly and bi-lingual, which helps people like me.

Perfect Asada Tacos o will go back again and again highlly recommend for a quick bite ask for Wendyread more

Family-run market with wonderful mushroom and green vegetables I've never seen but have grown to…read morelove. My family are vegan and I've really embraced Asian cooking as a way to offer flavorful vegan meals. Even bought my own wok! Great people.

Thank you, William L., for getting this shop on the YELP! It's like Disneyland for everything…read moreAsian. I've been going to this place for years, mostly for dumplings, gyoza, soba, sauces, bok choy, Indian sauces and all kinds of goods that one can't find anywhere else close by. Keep your creative mind open and active - so many possibilities for an impressive home-cooked dinner!