Maitland Farmers Market is a small farmers market located on a side street off of Horatio between…read moreUS 17-92 and Maitland Avenue. This is not a big farmers market by any means, but it was enjoyable enough and while I would not recommend going out of your way to come here, if you are in the general area, it is a good enough place to come check out. So, I will go with four stars and again, I would not go out of my way to come here, if you are in the area, this is a cool.place to try.

Popped over to the market and stumbled upon the orchid tent. They had an amazing selection of…read morepotted and hanging orchid of all varieties, colors and sizes. My garden will pop once I find the right spots for them. The people are friendly and gladly helped us find our perfect orchids. They moved this small open air market from Lake Lily to the City Hall area.

Super fresh produce and lots of imported authentic Mediterranean dry foods. The prices are hands…read moredown THE best, even beating the farmers market and fancy fruits out. The prices for the imported dry goods is insanely reasonable. I've looked some of the products up online and they were a third the price. Fresh spices, produce and frozen good selection was the best part for me. This is a place I have drove past so many time but now will make a staple. The customer service was friendly and they were stocking more fresh produce while I was there. You have a request, just ask and they will see if they can get it for you. If you're looking to eat. Clean Mediterranean diet this place will help & keep you on the right path. They do not sell meat but they do have everything else.

Family owned and reasonably priced produce. Good quality produce. Some specialty items are high…read morepriced. Others are great prices. Ask them about their delivery days for extra fresh options. On those days it's like I just picked it from my garden. The customer service can be exceptional. Most of the employees give great service. However, there is one employee who seems to get testy as she seems to allow her moods to rule how she interacts with customers. She seems to be selective too, as I've seen her treat some customers badly and others well on the same day. She use to be nice with me until one day she accidently short changed me. When I brought it to her attention, she denied it. I smiled and said, "Well it's only a few cents anyway. If you find your register is over at the end of the day, you'll know where it came from." I had given her a quarter; she counted it as a nickel. It's very immature and unprofessional and petty to hold such a grudge, thus I couldn't give 5 stars. But I don't let that stop me from enjoying the good qualities of shopping locally. We are blessed to have a family run produce market in our neighborhood where most of the service providers take pride in their quality goods. They even have a few organic options.

I've been coming here for about four years now. They have a…read morewonderful variety of fresh produce that other shops don't have. They are pretty similar in price, if not cheaper than the big name stores, but their produce is always a better quality. The cashiers and staff are always friendly. Always get a receipt! They only do refunds if you have proof! The ambiance: It's a pretty good size store. They have produce, meats, fish and a good variety of dry goods. Theirs also a little Spanish bakery in this location. I'll be back soon for more fresh vegetables!

Came here today to pick up some great produce for a good price. Not so good as their prices were…read moremore expensive than Publix. $4.99 for a small stalk of asparagus and very unfriendly unhelpful staff. Will not be back!

I just love that the neighborhood I just moved into has a nearby farmers market in which I could…read moredrive and be there in 2 minutes or ride my bike and be there a little bit later. There is a mix of food and beverage, vendors, arts, benders health and wellness vendors. Would I really like is how friendly a lot of the vendors are. And that they work together. For example, hoots and Mary bread actually promotes the Sanford cheese stand. And vice versa. While this farmers market is very small, it still provides for the things that I could use at home. They do have a vegetable and fruit spender that has reasonably priced vegetables such as $5, a bowl for potatoes, the tomatillas, onions, squashes, and so much other things. Amount of samples for the fruit so you can try before you buy. They've got a plethora of Chili's to spice up your food. Plus this farmers market is inside of a park next to the fire station and across the street from the police station. So I've never felt more safe going to a farmers market in my life. Definitely one of the farmers markets. I'll be venturing to more frequently.

I love checking out and supporting local shops and markets…read more This is a little farmers outlet has plenty of fresh produce and a surprisingly good selection of Asian groceries and frozen goods. It's a little pricey, but the produce is all local, so the slight price difference is for a good cause! The cashier was friendly and made pleasant conversation about the products. I can see the appeal of this spot!

Flippin' DELICIOUS!…read more Last week when we were at the Orlando Farmer's Market, Lisa D took a sample of the Spinach Pesto Organic Hummus but didn't purchase any. Throughout the rest of the day she kept talking about it. So, this past weekend I sampled it as well. WOW! I should have purchased a gallon it's so delicious. Need I say more? Okay... Dark leafy spinach, organic pine nuts, organic lemons, organic sweet basil & Italian herbs, fresh parmigiano-reggiano cheese swirled into creamy organic garbanzo beans. Sooooo... when we got home I dipped wheat thin sticks in it, YUM! However, later that evening I wanted to use the mushrooms I purchased as the market too but I have cream cheese so I opted to use this hummus in it. WOW, WOW, WOW! So delicious that I had them again last night. I can't wait to try more flavors!!!

Just like Colleen mentioned, the spinach pesto organic hummus, along with the homemade salsa is…read moreworth buying in gallons! I stumbled upon this place at the Audubon Farmer's Market and it was a love at first sample. The salsa here is gluten, sugar free, and vegan plus it pairs lovely just by eating it solo. My favorite salsa is the mango salsa and I have been drowning my chicken, along with salmon with this tasty stuff! The mango salsa consist of red onions, green peppers, silantro, organic lime juice, chili powder, cayenne pepper, and sea salt. Try Demeter's harvest out if you ever see the stand at any farmers marker. This stuff it worh gallons- I second that statement!

If you are looking for the best olives and pickles, this is your spot. We visit when they are in…read moreWinter Garden Farmers Market or at their location in Longwood. To place an order in Longwood, send a Facebook message or call. For olives, I highly recommend the garlic olives. They have incredible flavors. My wife is not a fan of when I eat them (garlic breath), but, she is accepting. The pickles are fresh and crunchy. I always order mixed baby garlic and sours. The owners provide the best customer service and alway go above and beyond. Looking forward to our next visit to replenish our pickles and olives.

From the owner: vinegar brined, fermented and sweet pickles hand stuffed…read moreolives pickled offerings specialty olives pickle and olive juice customized orders and platters

Not still if they are still open this year. My entire family has enjoyed hand picking and…read moreselecting their own strawberries for 20 years

I truly love Pappy's and i love that it's closer than Southern Hill. But this new season has been…read morerough. We went back for the first time since Ian after seeing they would be open at 10 on a Thursday. When we arrived at 10:02, it was to see that the parking lot was full with people already leaving with berries. There were rows and rows of no berries ready and we left with about 5. I definitely understand that things won't be perfect but the communication is what needs to be better. It's just not the same.

This place was a fun find for me. I just happen to have a few days where I was driving past this…read moreplace. I looked online to see what type of products they carry. After that I was convinced that I should stop in and take a peak...it was a bit of a challenge during the weak as they close at 6 p.m. I arrived with 10 mins to spare. It is a small shop located on the corner of the building. It looks like they attempted to carry a small variety of items from varios Florida farms and suplliers. I recognized the farms from which the meats and milk are sourced. Since I already had an idea of the item that I wanted, 10 minutes was enough time to take a quick look around and make my purchase. There is a good chance that I may come here a few times per year. If you're looking for items that may be labeled as healthy or local or natural or yoy are just curious, it is probably worth your time to stop in. You may be able to find free parking on the streets and there is a gravel parking lot located behind the building.

Great staff and selection of organic meat and dairy items. Love that Orlando still has small local…read moreshops with organic local fruit and vegetables.