I've been all about mangos since they are in season right now. I found Long View Family Farm on FB,…read more& messaged them to see if they had mango available today, & they sure did. I stopped by and Thuy was super helpful. She told me about the varieties of mango that she had. I let her know I wanted sweet juicy ones. She picked up a handful of mangos for me. She labeled them and she wrote down which ones I can eat in order of when they would be ready. She let me know mangos should be stored in room temperature until they are ripe. She grows the mango trees here as well as many other tropical fruits. She also sells coffee, drinks, and mango bread and muffins and other fruits that are available. She posts availability on Wednesdays and people can get the best pick then. She also meets people in Land O Lakes for orders which is nice and convenient for me. Glad I was able to check it out. It's a nice spacious barn with seating and there were baskets of mangos that are labeled and flower arrangements and other goodies that she had. Great service and excited for fresh local grown mangos!

Awesome local farm…read more Stopped by for the first time and such a great place. Spacious barn with fresh fruits, locally made products and several drink and dessert choices. Currently sugar apples, soursop, and chimoya are in season so we got some of each to try. Owner was so helpful and friendly. She explained everything, how to tell if ripe, etc. Outside they have trees you can purchase. We bought a mango tree and they did a great job explaining what was needed and helping to package and secure for the ride home. Do not miss out on the drinks and desserts. We got the mango ice cream. Homemade and so delicious. You could really taste the farm mango. Not your commercial ice cream. A great way to end our trip to the farm. They have 40 varieties of mangos and so many other tropical fruits. Cannot wait to go back and try more throughout the year.

Loved the quality of oils and random food items here. I picked up some quality truffle sea salt,…read morejam, olive oils and truffle salami. Everything was delicious when we got home and tried them. Prices were reasonable and I like how you can try some of their oils. The aisles were pretty tight so I wouldn't recommend bringing kids or strollers in here.

All right... I'm totally biased. My now wife and I had our first date in Hyde Park. We ate lunch…read moreand walked around visiting the shops. This was my first experience with Fig and Julep. I bought her and my now deceased father a bottle of special olives. A beautiful day with beautiful memories. I can't pass by the shop without picking something up. Recently, my wife and I were walking past the shop and we stopped by to get something new. It turns out the shop has changed ownership and I guess "technically" changed its name. However, they have not changed any of the signage. Doesn't matter... Same great shop. Fine oils for cooking, delicious olives, and I don't remember if they had jams or not... But I picked up a mango chutney. We were greeted with a smile by a very pleasant lady. Had a nice conversation and a small tour of the shop with new ownership. I still strongly recommend the shop. If you're in the Hyde Park area think about stopping by.

what a cute store!! I have never seen anything like this! there were SO many options and samplers…read moreto try. It was overwhelming but in a good way! The owner was also so nice and asked us if we needed any help. I tried a bunch of the olive oils and like all of them! Each had such a distinct flavor, which was so cool to experience. I also like the other items they were selling, like the oil sprayer tool and wooden plates/silverware

this small shop was great. lots of options. enjoyed tasting and sampling many of the olive oils and…read morevinaigrettes. there were some that were out of this world. truly something unique and special. the owner/store employee was nice as we made our way through the different types. he described the layout of the store and answered all our questions. there are also some great kitchen tools and small items for sale.

Wow love this place always able to find so many hard to find things from cut and sifted herbs to…read moreorganic produce. Clean chemical free real food. Seed oil free items, organic flours and ancient grains. Soursop, apricot seeds, Sami's Bakery items also. Psst...did I mention they have a salt Cave too!! Wall to floor salt stones for halotherapy sessions.

I havent been here in years... Happy to walk in here and get my delious fresh jucing! Love every…read morehere, unfortunately I cannot find my protein soy chicken strips or plants protein crumbles.

Boiled peanuts (plain and Cajun), Ruskin tomatoes (!!!) and great fresh fruit and salad fix'uns!…read moreYou have to buy tomatoes so make them worth eating!!! VGP Consistently has Great stuff!

While visiting friends in Pass-A-Grille, I had the opportunity to stop by this wonderful market in…read moreSaint Petersburg. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but step indoors to a bountiful array of fresh produce. Prices are quite low, and they offer a wide variety of fruit and vegetables. In addition, there are nonperishable items and an array of snacks and salsas, many made locally. Also, 99 cents for a dozen eggs. My friends have been going to "the produce lady" since they moved here eighteen years ago. If I lived here, I'd be a regular too.

I have been shopping with the meat market store since the opening. I don't shop much anymore but…read moreit's still a good place to go to for meats and I love the way they cut my collard greens when I don't feel like it. Try them you might like them

Certainly an interesting Meat Market, I had been eating breakfast nearby a few times and just for…read morecuriosity I wandered inside to see what they had available.Upon walking in I had to take a deep breath as it had the smell of dead animal carcass in the air, I walked directly to the back where the meat cabinets were and noticed brown meats and other items that looked to be worse off if not rotten all together. I walked out quickly before I barfed. I wouldn't buy anything from this place unless you want to get sick or want to get a bad itch. How the heck is this place even open for business is beyond belief.

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.

An opening to all my people that are hesitant to enter unknown food market territories - y'all are…read moremissing out on greatness. "I'd feel awkward", "they won't have what I want" yeesh, give it a rest with that boulderdash because greatness of options are just on the other side of the door. Great people working, great of prepared foods, the music playing, the happy vibes, pretty ladies, big mamma's cooking in the back with stock pots over their heads - they're all here, on 674. All in the many wonderful markets your passing as you (not you - those other people) drive to Costco or Wally World Walmart. Don't be shy, step right out of your car, walk right in, look about and let your senses be overtaken by the beautiful Mexican culture. Prices her are so low, you'll think your in Tijuana - as for myself, my tri-weekly stops here consist of vegetables, chicken and beer - monthly purchases are black beans, rice and queso. The vegetables are so fresh and where else can you find cactus leaf ? Corona Familiar , and .99 cent chicken legs for pup - rabbits already popping up for Easter - and let it be known that every Catholic holiday gets proper appointments of decorations. I'll be hoping to see y'all Check In..

Good hot food and Mexican and latin American groceries…read more Their service is good and the quality of produce is great. I highly recommend it.