I recently visited Detwiler's Farm Market and was thoroughly impressed. The store was clean,…read morewell-stocked, and full of fresh produce and groceries. I especially appreciated the variety of local vendors and products available throughout the market. I also stopped by the deli and tried both the meatball sub and Italian sub, and they did not disappoint. The portions were generous, flavorful, and incredibly filling. The fresh lemonades were a great addition as well. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the Detwiler's cookies were another highlight of the visit. Overall, it was a fantastic shopping experience, and I've officially become a fan. I'll definitely be back!

This is a different type of grocery store,it feels more like a mix between a Sam's / Costco and…read moreWhole Foods all combined in to one store. The building it self is pretty large and wasn't expecting to walk in to a store with so much to see and samples in every corner you turn plus a bakery with danish and croissants sold in singles or packs,everything in the bakery looked delicious! There is a lot of product here you probably won't find in other areas of Florida but you can also find a lot of the same stuff at Publix. When I came to this store on a Tuesday afternoon there was a lot of people shopping here. They lay out is the same as most stores but what is unique is the bakery is to the left when you walk in and the bakery offers a lot of pastries like danish and croissants in their case for single purchases and also already packed. I had never visit this specific chain store and after doing some research I out these stores are only in Manatee and Sarasota county's. Very unique store with some different varieties but also keep and eye on some items , I wouldn't buy cleaning products here or body care items as those can be found for a better price at Publix and often BOGO but some other items like candy's in packaging toward the produce área was interesting they also offer a wide variety of cut fruit. Beware if you don't like seafood the smell starts to sneak on you as soon as you get to the produce área and it's pretty strong. Costumer service here doesn't come close to like at Publix but overall a store to look at if you are near one in any of the the two county's they are in. Four stars,why? because of the strong odor of fish and I felt like the store didnt have enough space for costumers to get around ,to many displays of products in the middle off the aisle.

The farmers market is one of my favorite weekend activities. They have everything from fresh…read moreproduce to crafts to toffee to Jewelry! And don't forget the food! Lots of great things to choose from with local artisans and crafters. Whether you just want to stroll around and look or go for something specific , it's always a nice time. Local musicians are often singing and the vibe is cheerful. Dogs are also welcome !

Not a large farmer's market, but lots of good vendors for food and jewelry. Fun, bohemian…read moreatmosphere.

Hidden gem for local Latin American food. You might need to have Google Translate handy!read more

This place is wild. It's filled with all types of food stands, household items, toys and SO much…read moremore. Spanish is the primary language spoken here but they are happy to get a friend to translate if you're not fluent in Spanish. Great Burgers, fried chicken, pastries, and every type of Latin American food you can think of. It's a little overwhelming when you first walk in but once you get the hang of it, you will get a big kick out of the options.

The Saturday Morning Market in Downtown St. Pete is probably the best outdoor market in the Tampa…read moreBay area. One of the main reasons is simply the size -- it's one of the largest markets around and they have so many great things to offer. If you've spent any time around St. Pete, you've probably heard people mention this market -- it's kind of a local weekend staple. There's an incredible variety of vendors including food trucks, beverage stands, fresh produce, cheeses, breads, meats, and all kinds of locally made goods. You'll also find local artists and makers, along with vendors selling jewelry, clothing, hats, bags, plants, and other unique items. They usually have live music, which adds to the fun atmosphere while you walk around and explore the different booths. I don't make it out there as often as I'd like since it's a bit of a drive for me, but it's definitely one of my favorite markets in the area. If you're visiting or live nearby, it's absolutely worth checking out. Just try to get there early -- by noon it starts getting crowded, and with the Florida sun it can get hot quickly. I will be sure to take more pictures and update my review the next time I visit.

On a sunny weekend with mild (Florida-winter) weather (Jan 2026), we wanted to try the St. Pete…read moreSaturday Morning Market. It's pretty big, with many very interesting vendors. Local places that grow ginger, mushrooms and truffles, vegetables, micro greens, hot hot peppers, cut flowers, exotic tropical fruits, and live plants. Seasonings, soups, candies, kettle corn, hot sauces, breads and pastries and pies, cheeses, honey, granola, and sea salt. Wood and metal crafts, candles, paintings and prints, jewelry, fragrances, and cosmetics. Chai tea, matcha and red teas, kombucha, fresh-roasted coffee, smoothies, juices, and local craft beer. Ready-to-eat tamales, empanadas, sausages, shawarma, Indian food, French crepes, Cuban food, and chicken salad. And i'm sure we missed some! We bought here and there, and then sat at an umbrellaed table among seating for maybe 100 in the middle of many food vendors, rockin' to live music by Dave G and the Music Mercenaries, and watching a few folks dancing. We drank chai tea and craft beer and drank from a fresh coconut. We ate fresh croissants and salad and hot beef sandwiches and burritos and, the most fun, Budapest spiral-cut potato "chips": a whole potato cut into one thin chip, fried and lightly seasoned, with dipping-ketchup on the side. And some luscious strawberry crepes and fresh made pastries, icing on the cake, so to speak. We had a blast! This full fun creative market runs weekly at least until Mar 21, 2026.

Pick your own strawberries from December to March, remember that you only pay for the berries you…read moredon't eat. Other vegetables sold at stand.

Stopped here yesterday for the first time, on 10th Street if you're heading West on the right hand…read moreside near the Palmetto Meat Shop (another great family owned/local business). I believe the woman running it name is Cindy and she was extremely knowledgeable about the local produce. I bought a variety of cantaloupe that is delicious & she said she would soon have great, local watermelons. I live about 15 mins south/west of Palmetto, but I am finding some great local places in Palmetto. Way better prices than the new Whole Foods & Earth Fare & closer ! She had some nice looking potted fresh herbs & good prices on a local honey. All her vegetables looked super fresh & I'm happy w/everything I brought home with me ...

This is my favorite place to buy produce. You may pay a dollar or two more than going to Red Barn,…read morebut the quality is exceptional! I actually saw her sort through a box of strawberries and threw out the ones she thought were subpar. The owner also grows her own herbs out back.

Fresh coconut $4 each Togo cup is about 2 coconut for $7…read moreStar fruit is $1 each but was pretty big.

We came late but there were only two places selling produce. Most of it was store bought or same…read moresuppliers as the big stores. The prices were nothing to get excited about, they were normal to high. And the produce wasn't great either.