Nice & friendly family business. Good range of veggies &…read morefruit. Efficient & attentive service compared to large grocery stores.

Great for seafood too! stone crabs and shrimp were delicious! We streamed the shrimp and they…read morewere delicious.

My goal was to locally source more produce since I live near so many farms. This market is mainly…read moreproduce with a small selection of milk/apple cider and some meats in the small fridge pictured in my review. They keep the warehouse 61-66° which must be great for the fresh foods. Prices beat Publix in avocados, strawberries, and more. I loved the "defect" section where foods past their date are offered at 0.45cent/lb. It reminds me of the company that saves "ugly" produce from grocery stores to resell at a discount.

Nice little produce store!! Located inside a warehouse. Plenty of parking, they're also handicap…read moreaccessible from the parking lot. And,they will take debit/credit cards & cash. Lots of selections. As stated by other others in the review section, prices are quite good here. Most vegetables/fruit are fairly fresh. Several weren't 100% fresh, but as a shopper, if you have some care and due diligence you will find many great items. When we went there they definitely had the AC/coolers on . So as a person, if you tend to run cold wear a jacket in here. I would rather see that so that they are keeping all their products cool to increase shelf life. Girl at counter was very friendly, and had a good attitude. This is a much better alternative than the local grocery stores.

Yummy ice cream and grapefruit juice! Very convenient. Didn't realize it was there. Will go backread more

Love the fresh squeezed orange juice! While you are there…read moretry the orange ice cream. It is delish and better than DQ soft serve!

Food was great. Wait time was minimal. Joanne must have been having a somewhat not so good day…read more Smiling goes a long way. Ambience is deli like. Computer station was also available.

Love the place, been going there since they opened. Produce is always fresh & what is starting to…read moreget old they markdown so low you you can't help but buy them. Example when bananas develop the 1st brown spots, price drops to 29 cents a pound. Asparagus as cheap as 99 cents. Cauliflower also cheap as $1,00 just because of a bit of spots developing. Staff very amicable. There's a few other produce stands around that I used in the past, but they frequently didn't have what I needed or was far from fresh. Hope thier there forever. Judging by the amount of traffic they have I'd say a lot of other people agree with me.

We went to this grove specifically for the pumpkin festival which had good reviews. The biggest…read moredraw was the activities available for children under 5 and the free admission/$5 parking. Even though it was an hour drive for us it was well worth traveling there. Our grandchildren enjoyed the pony rides which were $6/child, holding a piglet which was $7/child, the hay ride ($2/seated person), the circus entertainment (free), feeding the goats ($1/cup of food) and enjoying a picnic with food for lunch. There was also live music to enjoy. The food we had was smoked turkey legs ($15 and very large... 2 of us shared one), BBQ sandwich with French fries ($12) and delicious freshly made lemonade with strawberries ($7) and some water bottles ($3 each). Other than the water bottles being a bit pricey, the other food was good and reasonably priced for these kinds of events. There was so much more we could have enjoyed but our young ones tired out with the heat of the day. We did not get a chance to see the many small tents full of crafts, the playground, the butterfly area, the train ride (appropriate for very young kids) and probably so much more we did not know about. There was an area for older kids that had activities such as a zipline, climbing wall, inflatable slides and tunnels which were additional costs ranging from $12-$20. $40 for a band that included all of those activities. The pumpkin area at the front was beautifully arranged and there were plenty of pumpkins to choose from. Pie pumpkins were $5 and carvable pumpkins were $0.90/lb. They also had heirloom pumpkins for a bit more/lb. There were so many areas throughout the farm for photo opportunities. It was really well done. All of the people working there were great and parking was very organized. I expect we will return next year. It was a fun outing.

We went during peak season in October around the 4th week and it was busy. Not everything was local…read morebut they did have a ton of variety. A lot of vendors park on their property and sell their goods. We met a ton of great vendors! It's a big place. They have a butterfly area as well. There are lots of animals including lambs! You can hold them and feed most of the animals. There is a store stocked with local options as well. It was a neat experience for sure! We would go back and I would recommend this as a family outing or field trip:)

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.

Talk about a cool find. Went next door for lunch at KBop Box, and Cypress Creek Produce caught my…read moreattention. Little did I know what appeared to be a small space from the outside was pretty spacious and had a good amount inside. I can tell they have lots of local produce here and local crafts. I saw strawberries and blueberries, fun exotic fruit, seafood and fish, Amish jams and jellies, gluten free baked items, vegetables and basil. They also had orchids, snacks, some small plants that a plant lover could rescue. There was some great prices that I saw. I picked up a small coconut bar snack which was also next to some local chocolate fudge. It was very good. The person working was very nice and welcoming. It was a very organized produce shop and I'm glad I stopped in.

Very friendly ,clean and plenty of fresh produce ! I will be back…read more The sweet person behind the counter was very accomodating .

Our experience Honeybell picking at Dooley groves was everything and then some. First of all- the…read morepeople are what make it amazing. From all of the people in the front letting you taste the fresh fruit before you pick, to the gentleman who taught us what to pick and how, to each of the several people wishing us a safe drive home before the rain came through. There were plenty of oranges ripe for the picking and the groves are healthy and active! The honeybells are seriously the juiciest citrus I've ever had. The farm market has everything Florida you could ever need and we also brought home some orange tea cookies, monkey butter, chocolate gators, and some juicy fresh pomelos. PLEASE pay Dooley Groves a visit and bring your out of state friends- they will thank you! (Ps- they also ship their citrus!)

We had a wonderful time visiting Dooley Groves today. The staff were so friendly, clearly…read morepassionate about their small business and I truly enjoyed talking with them! Breanna was exceptional in helping up figure out how the actual U Pick works and our cashier specifically went above and beyond; even going so far as to recommend additional local spots in the spirit of supporting others local small businesses. I'm so sorry to forget her name as she truly made our experience. The actual oranges are firm and juicy and the overall ambiance was the perfect edition to any trip showcasing 'FL highlights.' Thanks again ladies your hard work does not go unnoticed!!

Boiled peanuts (plain and Cajun), Ruskin tomatoes (!!!) and great fresh fruit and salad fix'uns!…read moreYou have to buy tomatoes so make them worth eating!!! VGP Consistently has Great stuff!

While visiting friends in Pass-A-Grille, I had the opportunity to stop by this wonderful market in…read moreSaint Petersburg. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but step indoors to a bountiful array of fresh produce. Prices are quite low, and they offer a wide variety of fruit and vegetables. In addition, there are nonperishable items and an array of snacks and salsas, many made locally. Also, 99 cents for a dozen eggs. My friends have been going to "the produce lady" since they moved here eighteen years ago. If I lived here, I'd be a regular too.

Got two large pizzas from Westshore Pizza. Maybe had 18 pepperonis per pizza cheese was squashed…read morearound on top. Literally the worst pizzas I have gotten. I went back in with the leftover pieces that were really messed up and they offered no restitution.

Over priced and lousy food. I think the pricing is a rip off I use to stop at Shane's but have been…read morethere in a few years But this isn't Shane's they need to change the name to over price lousy food not a place you need to waste your money on 1lb shrimp $39 and baked and not even worth it I never had shrimp that taste that bad they need to rethink their pricing and food handling