We stopped here twice this week as we were heading to the west coast and on the way back east. On…read morethe way west, we scouted what they had as we were just getting ready to eat lunch at the restaurant next door. They have a bit of everything --both fruits and veggies. And pretty much what you'd need if you were cooking -- or bringing a gift. I especially liked the blueberries, blackberries, and strawberries. All the berries were gorgeously colored and looked like a photograph. The local strawberries were available by the half flat as well as the pint. We, however, fell in love with the beautiful beefsteak Ruskin tomatoes. On the way home, we got some red ripe ones (for salads and sandwiches) and some green ones (with which to make fried green tomatoes). We haven't had the green ones yet, but we sliced one large one as soon as we got home, added crispy bacon and mayo between two slices of white toast. Oh my. So delicious! Just what a tomato should really taste like. Now we regret not buying a few more... But we will know where to stop next time we are driving through town..,

This stand has been around quite a while offering fresh fruit and vegetables for locals and…read moretraveling tourists. We stopped for lunch early at an adjacent Catfish Restaurant and decided to look around before eating. Lots of local shoppers and their families. Beautiful arrangement of veggies and "SugarSweet" fruits throughout. We will be stopping back on our return trip south for some Dutch made Apple Butter and some Ruskin Beefsteak tomatoes!

Talk about a cool find. Went next door for lunch at KBop Box, and Cypress Creek Produce caught my…read moreattention. Little did I know what appeared to be a small space from the outside was pretty spacious and had a good amount inside. I can tell they have lots of local produce here and local crafts. I saw strawberries and blueberries, fun exotic fruit, seafood and fish, Amish jams and jellies, gluten free baked items, vegetables and basil. They also had orchids, snacks, some small plants that a plant lover could rescue. There was some great prices that I saw. I picked up a small coconut bar snack which was also next to some local chocolate fudge. It was very good. The person working was very nice and welcoming. It was a very organized produce shop and I'm glad I stopped in.

Very friendly ,clean and plenty of fresh produce ! I will be back…read more The sweet person behind the counter was very accomodating .

I don't know how long this market has been here, but I'm so happy to have found it! The fruit and…read moreveggies look great, and the prices are terrific! I got large 2 bunches of bananas, 2 large onions, a Kent mango, a FL avocado, 4 ears of corn, a large yellow squash, over a pound each of green beans and snow pea pods, and a dozen large farm eggs, all for $13.50! There's lots of plants there too. It's fairly close to Fletcher/I-75 and Morris Bridge Rd. I have finally found my regular fruit and veggie market!

What a hidden gem in Temple Terrace! Misty and her husband are so friendly and eager to help. The…read morefruits and vegetables are reasonably priced and Fresh and huge and ripe and....It is a one of a kind produce market. There are chickens and ducks walking around. Two friendly dogs and even a little play area for the kiddos. Misty has plants, herbs and all kinds of interesting things. Huge yellow and orange peppers 3 for $1??? Yes please!!

On Monday I stoped by this produce stand called "Halls Fresh Produce". I bought a sweet seedless…read morewatermelon, cantalope, and georgia peaches. Will go back again because everything was very sweet.

This is a fresh local produce stand that may be called something else. It is in downtown Dundee…read moreacross from Wells Fargo. I have stopped here several times and am always impressed by the food quality, variety and nice people that work here.

Well I think this place is fabulous!!!! And its just getting better and…read morebetter! They are now stocking all the good locally sourced things that we need! i don't shop at big chain stores ... this is the place to go!!!

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.

This is my favorite sprouts location in the area. They have the largest selection of items, ones…read moreharder to find in other areas and stores, the best grass fed beef selection of the local sprouts, and the store is always clean. The staff is also always friendly.

Searching for fresh made, local bread.. none to be found here. The meats and cheeses aren't…read moreeither.. they are Deitz and Watson. They did have some good selection of body washes with natural ingredients, but some were very high priced. We were greeted by one very nice lady after browsing the whole store. The store is clean and well stocked. You may find what you're looking for here, but we didn't.

Nice & friendly family business. Good range of veggies &…read morefruit. Efficient & attentive service compared to large grocery stores.

Great for seafood too! stone crabs and shrimp were delicious! We streamed the shrimp and they…read morewere delicious.

I love looking at the La Mexicana spice display, it's looks like a thin open closet and reminds me…read moreof the candy racks that I used to watch with delicious wonder as a child. But I never buy anything because I've no idea how to use it, but I still stop and stare anyway. To the left is a cool refrigerator with a glass door showcasing sauces and guacamole with other prepared foods, this is a display case that I do actively participate in. Just below are two hot coolers that are insulated holding the heat in to keep the tamales and corn tortillas warm. $8. For 5 with your choice of chicken or cheese both are absolutely delicious, served in corn husks with a generous cup of red or green sauces. This is the thru area, a walkway to go left or right. Right takes you to the bagged snacks also of Mexican descent more candies, hot sauces bags of beans, rice with some products you'd use in your kitchen and bathroom. I'm always good for buying a new hot sauce to try out and keep a record of my taste buds findings. Left is a narrow little path with fresh flour tortillas, some sugary light pastries, two shuffle steps right and your in the meat case. Pre prepared seasoned meats (and non seasoned) sell by the pound, so if your having company or just wanna give the family a special Sunday night dinner, buy the seasoned meats, set and go in the oven. You'll be thought of as the finest cook in town. Sweeping right turn takes you into the produce area with fresh vegetables and fruits. Jose's is a real market in that you'll need not ship anywhere else for your food, assuming you're eating as much Mexican based foods as I am. Meats and produce hold no such ethnic divide. Everything is well laid out, well labeled and we'll described by the lineages of workers and Jose's daughter who I love to talk to. She's a smart business lady with a view of the world that I very much relate to in my current journey to find my animal spirit and totem spirit, I'm right about there.