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.

The Southwest Ranches Farmer's Market is located in the same lot as Haute Coffee and Mr. Rotisserie…read morefood trucks. It gets very crowded on the weekend making parking a bit of a challenge. This family owned farmers market is in it's own small building. It was very interesting to me because this is the first place I found that sells raw milk. It is not something I personally drink but advocates claim that the pasteurization of milk destroys the nutrients, enzymes, and good bacteria. Benefits of raw milk may include more nutrients, improved digestion, and enhanced immune function. Others believe that the benefits are outweighed by health risks associated with consuming raw dairy products. The raw products sold here state they are not for human consumption. In addition to raw milk they also sell raw milk kefir, raw yogurt, raw cheese, raw butter, and raw milk ice cream. Other products they sell include organic produce grown in Southwest Ranches, local honey, hormone free and grass fed meat and seafood, farm fresh eggs, bath and beauty products, bread, and fresh made key lime pies. Staff was on hand to helpfully answer customers questions. I do believe that food is medicine and that it can heal you. This market subscribes to that philosophy. It is a niche for people who don't mind paying more to know where there food comes from, want clean ingredients, or are into a particular lifestyle choice. If you are looking for a large selection or inexpensive prices, this is probably not for you but I enjoyed my visit.

This farmers market is a good place to come on a weekend. There are a lot of different food spots…read moreas well as the actual grocery market. The food itself is pretty expensive in the market. They carry eggs, fresh meat. Anything that you would expect to see that has all been raised on a farm. Other than that, there is a Haute coffee truck, a Venezuelan empanada shop, a sandwich place, a middle eastern truck and more. As I am a fan of the coffee place, I ordered a coffee. It was a bit on the sweeter side, but they had really cool flavors. I got the praline latte. The Venezuelan empanadas were great and I would definitely get them again.

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 amazing fruit hut is one of my favorite finds in recent months. Not only are the employees…read moreincredibly sweet, they're super knowledgeable on all of the exotic varieties they carry. I truly mean it when I say they have some of the coolest options in rotation. This isn't your run-of-the-mill fruit stand so you must stop by & have your horizons expanded. I'm not exaggerating when I say I've learned about (or tried) a new fruit on every visit. You'll find your regulars like oranges, apples, tomatoes, bananas & lemons but you'll also find so much more here; this is where the fun lies. Depending on the time of year they carry longan berries, yellow & red dragonfruit, prickly pear, sour tamarind, tangelos, guava & the list goes on. I love trying new things & I love fruit so this is place has quickly been put in rotation. I think the pricing is super fair considering you can't find some of this produce elsewhere. They also have a section where the super ripe fruit is at a discounted price. I like that they do this to promote buying them instead of wasting it. There's ample parking & although it's on a backroad of Davie, it's very easy to find. I choose to come here over a big grocery store any day of the week. Not only is supporting local farms a great thing, expanding your knowledge on fruits & vegetables is always a plus!

This is a great little place offering up some great fruits that you just don't see every day. They…read morealso sell fresh sourdough bread that is made by a local baker and they sell fresh coconut water that you can drink directly from the coconut. They also have fresh sugar cane that they will press for you for sugar cane juice. The amount of exotic fruits they had was amazing and we ended up buying some longans which were sweet and delicious. They're related to the lychee family and I'm happy to have been able to try and buy something that was new to me. They had white, yellow, and red dragonfruit for those of you that like dragonfruit and I'll definitely be buying these on my next visit.. Most of the fruits they sell are from local farmers and it feels great to be able to support them. Jay the lady who helped me was very sweet and very helpful. They are located on a property that also has a place that sells tacos, a place that sells teas and a place that sells herbs. It's a very nice, relaxing area and I highly recommend you going to check it out.

Had a great time! The food was amazing and the people were all nice. We ordered some pastelillos…read morefrom the Puerto Rican food truck and had some coffee too from a coffee truck and it was all appetizing.

Every Saturday my hubby and I go to Volunteer Park to browse the farmers market. Many of the same…read morefood trucks but the cottage food booths seem to differ each week. A good variety of coffee, honey, cakes, hummus, bbq and cookies. Most of the trucks serve decent food but are somewhat overpriced.

I've been coming t Flamingo Road Nursery for over a decade. They always have the best selections of…read moreplants & flowers. You can tell they put so much love & attention to every single potted plant no matter how small. Their selections of plants that have had it a little rough is nice because that gives them a second chance at being adopted to a good home! Always love to check them out. They also host many seasonal events which is nice considering that we live somewhere where we have 2 seasons at most.

This is the place to go for all your plant needs. They have…read morethe largest selection of plants and trees at any nursery that I've ever seen. It's even a nice place to just go for a visit, get a shake and enjoy the beautiful gardens. The prices are reasonable.

This Organic U-pick is a great find!…read more A simple sign was on the road that read u-pick strawberries. I stopped in right as Covid hit and the stores were empty. I picked strawberries and that weekend I made crepes with fresh strawberries ands fresh whipped cream. Another time, I stopped to pick their humongous sunflowers. Last year they had so much more to offer. I picked red and green leaf lettuce, baby carrots, tomatoes, green onions, strawberries. I saw a sign for fresh coconut ands sugar cane for sale but I think you need to call the number to request those items. There is a flat fee of $25 for a large box. You fill the box with whatever you choose to pick. It's on the honor system. You can Zelle the farm the money or put cash in a box. It is pure wholesome fun and the quality of the fruit and vegetables is excellent. I enjoy supporting local farmers and would love to see this farm prosper. This farm is peaceful and relaxing. Once I meet the farmer and his wife driving past while I was picking. They are the nicest people. It's located on Dykes Road just west of 75. It's across from the Firestone on the left hands side.

I went there with two toddlers to pick strawberries. The strawberry feels were not well tended at…read moreall. The place itself was a hot mess. I went there once and that was enough. I would never go back.