Farmer's market no farmers edition. Only one produce stand with Florida grown raspberries - oh, ok…read more No dairy, no meat, no grains. Several dog treat and premade juice/tea stands -- non essentials that are not directly farmed. Community market, not farmer's market.

Southwest Ranches Community Market is a weekly market held in SW Meadows Sanctuary Park every…read moreSaturday and Sunday from 10 to 3 PM. It is a great way to discover a new favorite while supporting small businesses. This was my first time visiting the market and I was impressed. Unlike a lot of famer's markets this one actually had produce. Other vendors were selling candles, fresh squeezed lemonade. juice, boutique clothes, barbecue, pizza local honey, Puerto Rican street food, bori bowls, floral arrangements, plant based oat bars, shrimp scampi, spices, all natural pet food and treats, and more. A lot of stalls had places set up where you could eat a meal. Many of the vendors offered samples so you could try their food. The Norwegian waffle guy even gave me a heart shaped waffle to share with Taco. The waffles and spices smelled like heaven. Those are two of the places I would start with next time I come back. If there is a drawback to this market it is that it is held in an open field in direct sun so it can get hot. Wear sunscreen. At least there is no admission or parking fee like at the Hollywood Yellow Green Market. I would definitely come back because there are a lot of unique vendors here.

All natural, fresh and extremely tasty! We mixed pineapple and mango for one and got just mango in…read morethe other. Both were great choices. Very friendly staff at the Kite Festival!

Very rude! My son touched the dragon fruit I asked him to put it back in which he did and she was…read morehysterical that he touched the fruit. She came around to inspect the fruit to see if it was damaged. The fruit never fell out his hands he never squeezed it he just touched. I was looking at the container of fruits to see which one I was going to buy. My son came, stood next to me and touch the watermelon he wanted me to purchase. She again was rude and told him don't touch the fruits, he's 5 years old. He didn't do anything to damage your product he just wanted to point out what he wanted. So rude if you don't like your customers picking from your products of which one is in good condition to buy....then don't sell anything.

This is such a cute community weekend Farmer's Market! There are so many local vendors who make…read morethings from scratch/by hand, as well as delicious cooked food and locally grown produce. This past Saturday I decided to stop by and came across House of Lola cookie booth and I bought 5 cookies and got 1 for free. She has Biscoff, Signature Chocolate Chip, Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip, Cookies and Cream, Fruity Pebbles & S'mores. The owner and her son are so sweet and they took my order and I was able to pay with Apple Pay. I ended up getting one of each because the owner was running a promotion where you buy 5 and get 1 free and I can confirm each and every single flavor she has so incredible. The cookies are so rich and indulgent! My absolute favorite was the cookies and cream, but two chocolate chip options are a close second. I love that you can truly taste the flavor in the Biscoff cookie, if you're a cereal lover, the Fruity Pebbles cookie is great, and the S'mores is so nostalgic with a yummy marshmallow. I highly recommend this market if you're looking for something to do in the area on a Saturday morning/afternoon and you should absolutely stop by House of Lola's tent and get a few sweet treats for yourself and your loved ones!

Come out and enjoy this amazing farmers market!…read more You will find artisan breads, imported cheese, empanadas, fruit, vegetables, and so much more. The coordinator is friendly and helpful if you wish to find out more information on what they offer. They have booths available too. What a great location. It's just west of Dykes Road on Griffin. It's also just a bit west of 75. The parking is organized and close to the stalls. You will find everyone to be very welcoming here. I spoke with several owners and they were all friendly, positive and enthusiastic about their products. This market opens at 10 am every Saturday.

This is a community volunteer garden. It runs with the help of kids and adults volunteering their…read moretime to weed, mulch, clean, and maintain all the plants, flowers, and trees. If you want to learn how to grow a particular plant in your yard, this is the place that can show you how without the use of chemicals and pesticides. Volunteers can expect to work 3 hours, with two 15 min breaks. You will need to bring your own drinks and snacks. No alcohol or smoking allowed. You WILL get dirty! Expect to kneel on the ground and get muddy knees, and dirty hands. They will provide gloves and basic tools. Highly recommend you bring a hat, sun screen, and bug repellent. If you drive to the Patch, I would also highly recommend bringing a towel per person for the car. You will get dirty and may not wish to sit in your car with a muddy backside. This is a rewarding experience, very calming, and great for kids (I would say 10+ so long as they are well behaved as running around and general horseplay is not tolerated or appreciated). Dania Beach Patch does sell what it grows to the public. Their tiny market is open Mon-Sat 8a to 10a. Everything is fresh (obviously!). I'm very happy with everything I have purchased. Happy Volunteering!!

This is an environmentally and economically sustainable urban farming system within the community,…read morethat creates a network of secure healthy food sources of naturally grown vegetables and fruits, while providing local jobs and vocational training in the sustainable agricultural industry to the residents of the community; welcoming all communities and individuals interested in urban farming. So come and get your hands dirty and buy some fresh produce.

Lively atmosphere (we went around 3 pm). Had the pistachio and almond croissants that were…read moreamazing! Great service as well. Can use kiosk to quick order. Didn't get a breakfast sandwich, but they also looked delicious. Other notes: ramped entrance, paid street parking, Ukrainian bakery, customers with computers (can study/work), seating outdoors available also

Great if you do not mind being charged $11 for a short cup of coffee and an OK pastry- at a counter…read morethat is also expecting a tip- in a not so friendly place. Never heard them call my name- so the coffee was cold after I finally went searching for it. Ya think the server would have called-out my name a second time at a very slow time. Pretty store- but no idea of developing a cafe soul. Central Perk its not As friendly as you would expect in perhaps.... Russia - Jonah Moriarty Publisher South Beach News

I was so excited to find this place! A friend recommended that I check out Jamie's Garden of Eden…read morethe next time I was in Broward. And I'm so glad that I did. This fruit and vegetable "stand" has great prices, nice staff and a really large selection. I was able to skip the grocery store this weekend because I got all the fruits and veggies at Jamie's. I was told that they are open Thursday - Sunday from about 8 AM - 4 PM. Jamie himself suggested that the next time I come back, I should get there first thing in the morning for the best selection of local produce. Not sure if this Miami girl will make it up to Broward that early on the weekend, but a great tip for early risers out there. To get to Garden of Eden: it's between Sheridan and Stirling west of 95. Turn onto North 29th Avenue (runs parallel to 95) then turn east on Pershing (towards 95). It's at the corner of Pershing and North 28th Way.

Love this place. They have really fresh fruits and vegetables at very nice prices. I spend less…read morethan $20 a week and load up on fruits and veggies for the whole family. The only bad thing is they close over the summer (I asked why since they source locally - they close out of season rather than having to charge higher prices)

Stop by here today and I had the Birria Tacos and it was just so amazing. Will come back to have it…read moreagain.

Potato Flautas are where it's at! I've been searching for potato tacos like ones I used to get when…read morei lived in Long Beach and have finally found something similar. Different shape, but same filling and flavor...yum! They are simple and delicious! The only downside is that this spot only seems to be in the Yellow Green Farmer's Market, which is fun if you're in the mood for the market.

Amber's has been at the market for ever and her customer service and great food is the reason for…read moreher success. I love that she has so many vegan options. Her menu is simple and not too large but it's just enough to provide some good choices. There's frozen drinks and tons of beer. A large barstools sitting area inside right by the entrance. So many food places have opened at the market but none can compare!

THIS PLACE IS A MUST. Amber is a beautiful human and treats you as if you were her kid. Multiple…read morebeers available and honesty is what you get!!!! Service is elite and overall no other bar here has the same treatment. She has multiple IPAs , ciders and light beers. Absolutely loved this place. She also has breakfast, join her in the mornings!!! I'll be coming back here often.