Mango Men is a wonderful mango grove that sells and ships mangoes. They grow 80-100 different…read morevarieties. Come out and help this mom and pop business. This weekend is the last weekend for the year. 10:00-4:00pm. July 19-20th. I tried half a dozen mangoes and they were all wonderful. I was delighted to find that they had piña colada and other high demand mangoes. Don't miss this opportunity to get to Homestead for mangoes this season!

What are you passionate about? PG Bakery is PASSIONATE about FL guavas and making delicious…read moreproducts with these special fruits. I first ran into them at Dessert Wars where their pastelitos won over all the attendees. I tried their products at a few other events around town and finally bought a jar of their guava marmelada at Yelp's Big Bite to use at home! Spread that on some toast with cheese, and it's delicious! It contains no artificial ingredients, food coloring or preservatives which really sets it apart. I'd suggest following them on social media to see where you can hunt them down. Spots like Fireman Derek's uses it in pie, American Social serves it up with brunch specials, Azucar puts it in ice cream, and more! Can't wait to see what's to come!

I love guava and I loved their marmalade. I had the chance of trying their product at a Yelp Event…read moreand it tasted so fresh, sweet and ,of course, fruity. It is hard to get your hands on good guava around the area but these folks just found the right spot and the best recipe. DELICIOUS!

Such a cool pit stop on our way out from the Everglades. It's basically a large fruit…read morestand-road-side stop where you can load up on everything from fruits to drinks and even hang out with some animals in the back! There is a huge variety of fruits and combinations that you can customize and choose from for your drinks (either milkshake or smoothie). The smoothies were really refreshing and a large portion so the $10 was well worth it. In the back, there was a large seating area with also some food trucks if you wanted something savory. But the other hidden stars of the places are all the animals that you can see and even feed. They had everything from iguanas, turtles, sheep, emus, goats etc. Such a fun detour that is mandatory to stop out if you are in the area!

So I drove all the way here knowing I was in for an adventure. I wanted a farm stand or market…read more While they had a tiny bit of veggies, they had about 20% fruit and 75% mangoes. Disappointed. I decided I might as well get a shake since the line was long- I got the Mamey milkshake since I never had Mamey before. It is good. I really can't describe it- not sweet. Creamy. Yeah, kind of like sweet potato. We'll see how my tummy feels after the milk in the shake By the way- this is a large cup. I'm definitely not going to finish this!!! It's great for tourists ands kids. It was too hot for me to walk around and look at the animals- so go in the morning. That's it. I'm leaving. Apparently there's wine tasting 3 miles down the road!

A quiet peaceful place tucked away in Homestead FL with a slight deviation from your travel to…read moreeither Everglades or Keywest. The place has some tropical fruits and if you are a fruit lover, you are bound to enjoy the fresh and exotic fruits that tingle your sense of taste that you miss, especially if you were born and raised in a tropical country. They have jackfruits, sapodilla, sugarcane, lychee, guava, coconut and more. We tried a few and made stops twice at this place. If I'm in the area, I would definitely visit again and if I lived nearby, I would ve stopping by weekly to get my fresh fruits.

We were attracted to this farm by the fruit trees & fresh fruits they seemingly had, but aside from…read morethe longan was was extremely delicious--- most items were frozen imports. The produce is exotic & good though. I bought 8 jugs of sugarcane for $25 each & the caps weren't even sealed just placed on top. They all expired within 3 days & it was a complete waste of money. The produce lasted two days.

Stop in here for some lunch after 9 holes at Redlands…read more Had some well cooked pork, congri and mango and guanabana shakes. Really only wanted to stop for some shakes but couldn't look past the pork. Even took some to go. See you soon.

My husband and I were looking for an adventure on a Saturday morning. We decided to drive down…read morechrome and see if we can come across any fresh fruit or somewhere to have lunch. We came across tropical village farm. There was plenty of parking, which is great. As you walk in, it's large and airy. They had a lot of different fruits and even fruit trees. We ended up buying a pepper tree as well as some fried Chicharron. The Chicharron was delicious. They had a lot of different options with some at reasonable pricing. I would definitely stop in again when in the area.

Redland Market Village is one of those places that just feels alive. If you're looking for a fun…read moreweekend outing with the family, this is definitely a spot worth checking out. There are tons of vendors, plenty of produce, food trucks, fresh juices, games and rides for kids, lots of parking, and enough things to see that you can easily spend a few hours just wandering around. My favorite part, and honestly the main reason I keep coming back, is La Fontana Verde. If you love herbs, teas, tinctures, and natural wellness, do yourself a favor and stop in. The owners are incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable. My family and I always end up asking a million questions, and they never make us feel rushed. They genuinely care and are always willing to share their knowledge. It's become our go-to herb shop. The produce selection at the market is huge, and it's actually kind of fun comparing prices between vendors. My only wish is that there were more certified organic fruits and vegetables available. If organic produce is your top priority, that may be a downside. But if you're looking for seasonal fruits, including seeded watermelons (yes, fruit is supposed to have seeds!), you'll find plenty of options. Another bonus is that parts of the market are covered, so even if Florida decides to randomly rain on your plans, you can still enjoy walking around. Overall, Redland Market Village is a South Florida staple. Come for the produce, stay for the Seeded fruit, and definitely don't leave without stopping by La Fontana Verde.

If you love farmer's markets, you will enjoy this one! They have a great variety of fruits and…read morevegetables in terms of vendors and lots of stalls filled with all kinds of things. You can easily spend a day browsing here but I was just looking for tropical fruits which I found a good variety of them.

Moved to Miami 15 years ago and I still love this place! The Honey Bees Miel De Abejas Honey at…read moreGeorge's Farm is the best honey ever, love love love that honey ! Love the produce Love the Mamey Shakes! The staff is great!

I went today with my family. Everything including food is expensive at this place. You never see…read morehow much is the weight since the scale is showing to the owner. I wanted to buy a lot a stuff, but he wasn't help him much. I will not come back to this place. I rather go to Redlands marketplace.

We had the cane juice and it was phenomenal. I loved it. We actually went back for it two more…read moretimes already. It was really, really delicious. It's called Guarapo, which is the Cuban way of saying sugarcane juice. We also had a coconut. The ladies split it open so we could drink the juice through a straw with a little hole in it. After that, she cut it in half and one of them had a decent amount of pulp inside while the other one was pretty sparse and barely had anything at all. We picked up some mangoes and oranges and they were really delicious. The fruit tasted great, sweet and fresh. Delicioso. We also got the tamale, which gets a lot of praise from people. The person in our group who was most excited about it was a little disappointed though. She didn't love it too much. As for me, I'm pretty indifferent about tamales. I don't dislike them but I don't love them either, so I'm good either way. It was fine for me, but since she's more of a fan than I am and it wasn't doing it for her, I think it's safe to say it wasn't really hitting the spot for this visit.