Well I think this place is fabulous!!!! And its just getting better and…read morebetter! They are now stocking all the good locally sourced things that we need! i don't shop at big chain stores ... this is the place to go!!!

I've been wanting to stop by Keystone Farmers Market for a while because farmers markets are kind…read moreof my thing. I love checking out local markets, roadside stands, and small businesses whenever I can, so I finally made my way over. First thing I see when I pull up: $12.99 for a seeded watermelon. Listen... we're in Florida. I see people selling watermelons off the side of the road for $5-$6 all the time. The seedless ones were $8.99, which somehow made the seeded watermelon price even more surprising. Unless that $12.99 watermelon comes with a guarantee that it's going to be the sweetest, juiciest watermelon of my entire life, I just can't do it. Once I walked around, I was also surprised by the produce selection. I expected a much larger variety, especially for a farmers market. I actually stopped because I needed cabbage and don't remember seeing any. They DO have some really cool local products--grass-fed meats, seafood, juices, goat milk, soaps and other specialty items--and I definitely appreciate the emphasis on local products and supporting local businesses. It's a cute little market and clearly they have plenty of loyal customers because they seem to do very well. For me, though, the prices were just too high across the board. Even seeing bars of soap around $12.99 had me thinking about the goat milk soap I can pick up at the Safety Harbor Sunday Market instead. So this isn't really a "bad review." It's more of a not-for-me review. I've visited quite a few farmers markets and genuinely enjoy shopping local, but part of the appeal for me is finding good local products at reasonable prices. Keystone just didn't hit that mark for me. If shopping local is your priority and you don't mind paying a premium for it, absolutely stop in and check it out. It's cute, they have some unique products, and you may love it. Personally, I'll stick with Aldi, Publix, my other local markets, and that person on the side of the road selling me a $5 watermelon.

I am hesitant to write this review because this place is a hidden gem and I dont want them to run…read moreout of all the stuff I buy here. They have the hands down beat, freshest produce at the lowest prices in town. A great benefit is that most of it can be purchased singularly, in other words not in a huge bag. They have all the asian greens, mushrooms, etc. I shop here for all my fruits and veggies every week. They also have local products like honey, and other unique asian products. I love this place! Shhh dont tell anyone how awesome it is.

This is a hidden gem for your Chinese or Japanese food needs. They have an assortment of things…read morethat you cannot find in Walmart or Publix. They even have culantro, which is hard to find. They sell orchids, bamboo plants, and have the best price on roses. You can also bring a jug to get purified water by the gallon. There are a few friendly cashiers, and a couple that need to crack a smile, hence the -1 star. I would recommend this place for specialty Asian foods.

We stopped in here to pick up some produce for a long day of cooking! Super friendly folks!…read more We picked up some onions, cheeses, a sourdough kit, and some lemon olive oil. Really happy with all of our items, and will definitely be back to support local business!

I really enjoyed my visit to this hidden gem! It's outdoors, which is a plus during the pandemic. I…read morelove being able to buy local eggs. They have a good variety of fruits and vegetables. I look forward to going back and trying some local produce, whatever is in season. A tip: you *can* park on the grass right where you see the sign on College Ave. or you can turn right after the sign and turn right again at the next corner, which will bring you to their parking lot and the main entrance of the market.

Really enjoyed my time here. We went to The Grind to have brunch and saw they had locals selling…read moreproducts they either hand make or produce. The area is so beautiful and the sellers were all very friendly and accommodating. Spent a few dollars here, but we don't regret it since we love supporting locally owned business and support hard working people.

The size of this weekend market ebbs and flows for some reason. Sometimes, it spills over into the…read moregrassy area to the east of Maloney's, and at other times it only occupies one half of the block near Zen. Now to be honest, and after 10 years of living at Countryway & Linebaugh, I'd never been until last weekend. What I found were two really great vendors. Azteca Rojo was there serving up some corn tamales, and The Cheese Lodge was on site. I copped some items from both, and am very happy with my purchases. The tamales were extra slammin' and the Wisconsin cheddar is nearly gone already. There were some dresses being sold, raw LOCAL honey, produce and Kombucha. I feel like I've missed out on some good deals over the years out this way, so I'm going to make a valiant effort to go every weekend before I return to South Tampa this March.

First time going to the Temple Terrace Farmers Market. There wasn't much to see or buy from with…read moreless than 10 vendors. I got there around 9 am on a Saturday morning. It was disappointing with a small selection of produce, breads, honey, herbs, and other less popular items. The best thing I found was the baby daikon. I would return for the daikon and if I'm strawberry picking (just on the opposite side), otherwise, I don't think the selection is enough for me to return or recommend.

FANTASTIC new farmer's market with REAL farmer's and only local vendors. The organizers of this…read moremarket ensure all vendors are real and local and there is a nice variety without it seeming like a flea-market atmosphere. Very friendly small town market. Being held every Saturday 8-11am. You can see the vendor's list on their website and they also have a nice facebook page

I came to this once-a-month market specifically because I had read that a farmer offers locally…read moreraised, antibiotic and hormone free beef! I had only a few minutes because I was on the phone for work but I found what I was looking for! Billy the farmer was very gracious and kindly answered all my questions! Thank your local farmer when you eat local! I got some ground beef and flank steaks to enjoy for a few weeks! It's all flash frozen and easily brought home in the cooler I brought. I can't wait to try it! Next month, I will try the market again and explore since I hope I'm not on the phone working. Parking was plentiful and the space was perfect! Life is good with local farmers!

I finally made it to the Carrollwood Market at the Carrollwood Cultural Center, and honestly... it…read moredid not disappoint--with one small caveat (hello, seasonal allergies ). This market pops up every 2nd Saturday of the month, and if you get there early, parking is easy--which is already a win in my book. Set in a beautiful, tree-filled park, there's plenty of shade and a nice breeze, making it a perfect Florida morning outing. BUT... those same trees were definitely working overtime with the pollen when I went last Saturday So allergy friends, consider yourself warned. Now let's talk FOOD--because this market is a foodie's playground. I'd say more than half the vendors are food and beverage, and I was 100% here for it. Highlights: I got my Filipino fix from Just Lumpia and Riri Filipino Cravings--SO good and absolutely hit the spot. Loved Phillycheesesteak Lumpia and the classic Coconut Cassava with coconut strings. Random but perfect timing: I needed eggs, and Regeneration Family Farm came through with pasture-raised eggs and meats. Took home eggs, and my friend grabbed pork. I'll definitely be back for their chicken. My friend tried pork bao buns from another vendor--good, but a little sauce-heavy. I would've loved more pork (or even pork belly ). Picked up some gluten-free baked goods... they were decent, but didn't quite wow me. There were still so many vendors I didn't get to try--the paella stand is already on my list for next time. Overall vibe? Relaxed, social, and perfect for a girls' day out. We spent the morning walking, eating, and just enjoying the atmosphere. It's a solid-sized market (75+ vendors)--not quite as big as the Saturday Morning Market in Downtown St. Pete, but still definitely worth checking out. Final thoughts: Great food variety, beautiful setting, and a fun local vibe. I'll absolutely be back--next time with a bigger appetite and maybe some allergy meds

I will definitely be back to this farmer's market!!!!! I did notice that the vendor who had a…read morestreet view were definitely higher than the vendors in the back. The vendors in the back were also less pushy. I really enjoy being able to just look around and not have someone breathing down my neck. I believe the lady that helped me in the back vendor booths name I believe was Samantha was just a joy. Made the whole experience just that much more enjoyable. I didn't haggle prices, I mean really $5 for a case of tomatoes....CASE!!! All of them large and tasty. The whole box. Granted you will have to give some away or can them but wow. Anyone who has been to the grocery store....ever....will be amazed at the prices. I, also, am not sure if these are local farmers or not. I was told that some were, I was also told this place may be open 24/7. Will have to get back to you on that one.

In the peak of summer heat, there are fewer vendors open, fewer selections and very few local…read moreitems. Today we could not find broccoli or mushrooms, but some great deals on avocados. Most of the available stuff like tomato, cabbage and lettuce are clearly shipped in and wilt in the mid-day sun. This place is best in the winter growing season for Central Florida when strawberries and green veggies are abundant and cheap.

Visited Sanwa this past week to get some fresh veggies and other things…read more This was my first time here and my friend Jenny walked me through the place showing everything Sanwa has to offer. It is open to the public and it does get super busy in the afternoon so I would try to get there early. The parking lot is a little tight to pull into, but not terrible. Inside you will find huge items in bulk and all your groceries store essentials. Also the have wholesale items and all kinds of international stuff to make different cuisines, plus containers, plating, etc.. They have a really nice meat section and fruits and vegetables section as well. I was able to get everything I need plus more for the week.

Sanwa Farmer's Market is a busy, casual market that offers a wide variety of fresh produce, meats,…read moreand everyday grocery items at generally affordable prices. It has a very local, no-frills feel, and it's more about practicality than presentation. The experience is generally solid, especially if you're looking for fresh ingredients or bulk shopping. It can get crowded and a bit hectic at times, but that's part of the typical market atmosphere.