Amy and I stopped by The Deli Dog during the Rust Market for a soft pretzel, and it was perfect…read more The price was great, and the two owners were genuinely kind and friendly. You can tell they care about their customers. We'll definitely be stopping by again next time!

I've had the veggie dog once outside of my college campus! Very great hot dogs and definitely…read moredelicious. I enjoyed the professionalism and friendliness

I've loved coming here since I was a kid, and my visit this year did not disappoint with my own…read morekids. This was the first year they really wanted to ride the rides. The first time we showed up just when the fair opened on the weekend, and parking was ample, so we didn't upgrade. When we returned on a later day after school, we upgraded the parking so we could get in right away. Either way. I finally know my way around: we entered through YesterYear village. I prefer leaving this way as well, as there is some space for kids running around and some benches in the village to chill and sit, plus a bathroom to use, before leaving. And... they had these giant hot glazed donuts that might have made its way into my hands for the ride home! On our tamer first visit, we looked at all the animals, and pet all the animals - my favorite part! Parade: short, certainly not worth 'waiting' for. The ice show: interesting. it was free. I appreciate the attempt to make a pirate themed ice show but some of the costumes fell short. People were snickering around us, which didn't help. Thank you to the awesome ice skaters! A cool spot to 'rest' in an air-conditioned indoor space on a hot day. The magic show: well my kids loved this. Silly, but they loved it so much they wanted to see the exact same show on their return visit. Pirate acrobat show: my younger kid liked it a lot, my older son could barely tolerate, but for me it was a miss (the pirate theme, especially). Acrigulture mini-fun row: this was so fun for my kids. Saddling fake horses, scooping fake poop, milking a fake cow: they thought this was golden. Fair food: we ate these giant donuts that were super reasonably priced for the amount of donut and filling we received. Note to self: no one ever finishes anything: bring ziplock bags because they complained they wanted to 'eat it later.' I let my kids get cotton candy, and some other ice cream concoction another time. They mostly ate the same kid theme of chicken tenders, fries, burgers, pizza. I mostly ate their leftovers- because they were finished by the time I could think about finding my own food. And then I added on some arepas later- so overpriced but delicious in the moment. My kids loved the kids rides. We bought the fastpasses, which were unnecessary on the kids rides, but a lifesaver when they moved to the adult rides. It's so fun for them to be able to repeat their favorite rides over and over. I did just buy tickets the first time, but the unlimited wristbands ahead of time. Note to self: splurge on purchasing the wristbands ahead of time! My kids begged to return every day. Why is the fair so long?! J/K... please extend LOL

The South Florida Fair was an absolute blast. First stop... the jumbo swings that are 177 feet in…read morethe air. Let me just say, I'm still shocked I actually did it. I kept telling myself, "You loved swings as a kid, you've got this," but this was a whole different level of terrifying. Totally worth it... but also mildly questioning my life choices while dangling in the sky. The food alone is reason enough to go. We shared bourbon pineapple chicken, steak tips, Redskin mashed potatoes, and way too much corn, and every bite was a win. Classic fair comfort food with some seriously good flavors. We hit the roller coaster, played games, caught a couple of shows, and just soaked in the whole vibe. The weather was perfect, the energy was fun, and it was one of those days where you're just genuinely happy you went. All in all, such a great experience. Already counting down to going back next year.

I've been to garlic festivals in Gilroy CA, Saugerties NY, and Bennington VT many times. They…read moreusually have dozens of farmers with a wide variety of different garlic breeds, as well as a many vendors of sausages (italian, venison, beef), cheeses from dairy farms, shallots, peppers, pesto, on and on and on. That's not even talking about the foods that are available for dining on site. This festival had one garlic farmer with fresh garlic, one with farm made garlic powder/granules/chips and black garlic, and 'Garlic Festival Foods' factory made jarred marinated garlic. The parking was a nightmare. The premium parking was full and there was no one to help guide people to parking. There were warnings that if you park in the wrong lot you'll be towed, but no clear signage where one lot ends and the danger zone begins. We kept circling and circling, and were about to leave despite prepaying for tickets, until after about 20 minutes we eventually found someone to follow back to their car and get their space when they left. The vendors were all frustrated because the wifi and cellular connections were so bad that they couldn't do card processing and they couldn't find anyone in charge to talk to about it. Many of the vendors we talked to said they won't be coming back (especially the two that were actually selling garlic). The food wasn't very garlicky. Just standard fair with extra garlic powder. This was a nice community fair, and hopefully it will grow into a real garlic festival some day, but it was poorly run, and very disappointing.

The Garlic festival 2021 was actually in Wellington. It was near the Wellington mall. They had a…read morereally nice bus/shuttle to take you closer to the event. The bus was nice. Temperature was taken before getting inside. The first thing you smell as you enter. Is the smell of food. It smells so good. The food vendors are right at the entrance. I tried the garlic ginger candid bacon. That was good, more like awesome. A must try in my opinion. Food prices are a little high. So many food options. So little time lol. They had a live band playing. I do really like the music they are playing. It was a mixture of different genres. They had the place in front of the band marked. It looked like a checker board, for social distancing. A great idea. I tried the garlic gelato. It tasted to me like vanilla ice cream with a little hint of vanilla. It was good. I had a good time. I came early so it wasn't very crowded. But it got crowded later on. They had many different venders and artist. The sculptures and art work where beautiful. I specially like the carvings. So many talented artist.

Me and the grand kiddies love Sweet Daddy's. Service was excellent and it's always a good spot…read morewhen the kids want to eat out. I always get the loaded fries and they're always good .

The owner is awesome and the food wasn't bad at all. Worth stopping in for sure. Went there after…read moregoing to mission bbq early and finding them closed

So when I was trying to order food, the woman ignored me first, then, when I asked, is this where I…read moreorder she Snapped at me, "give me a minute". She turned around w her back to me and never acknowledged me for over 5 minutes....we were 4 feet apart!! Let's just say I will never, ever go there again.

Wellington area needs more taco spots like this one, authentic Mexican tacos with a fair price…read more I have gotten tacos quesadillas Al pastor and Asada all amazing Today I tired the Gordita with chicken Amazing as well I come here at least once a week for lunch. This is a family business and they work the truck themselves :)

I had the ribs and jerk chicken for lunch. I can't give a fair review of the ribs because I was…read morefull after the jerk chicken and they are in the fridge, but the jerk chicken was SPECTACULAR!! Best jerk chicken I've have outside of Jamaica. It is equal to or better than any I've had in Jamaica. And not resort Jamaican jerk chicken. I would eat at authentic places in Jamaica cause I love jerk chicken. If you see this truck and smoker, do yourself a favor and stop. They take Apple Pay too!

We came to the fort pierce wing and rib festival to try all the different types of wings and ribs…read more When we got there, it wasn't what we thought it would be. It was a few bbq and wing trucks and then some other stuff. We found this bbq place at the very end. We met the owners, who the male was from Jamaica and the female is from here. They were proud of their food and let us sample it. We tried their pork. We then didn't come back till closing. When I went back, the lady was so sweet and had her boss or husband give me a sample of everything. she gave me ribs, pork, and chicken to try. I gave samples to everyone I was with. Everyone loved it. It was moist, a bit spicy which I'm usually not a fan of and delicious. Everyone agreed with all the food. So they're not a brick and mortar place but they do travel to different areas for festivals and etc... Would def try this again!!

Thank you to the Scoop Coop for catering thr ice cream social event for my company. They were…read moreearly, the ice cream and snow cones were a big hit and the service was excellent!!

We had the Scoop Coop at our party and it was such a great addition. The ice cream was delicious…read moreand a hit with both kids and adults, people kept going back for more. The staff was super friendly and made the whole experience fun and easy. It was the perfect sweet treat and really rounded out the event. Would definitely recommend them for any party or gathering!

Lovely day for an outing on the lake. The basic ticket ($60) gets you in & samples of any of the…read morecraft brews or ciders. The VIP access pass ($90) gets you in the gates an hour early & access to the a/c indoors with food and drinks. & then there is the non-drinker (designated driver) pass ($15) allows you to walk around & have access to the food trucks and vendor tables. General ticket: A, pretty good VIP pass: A+, excellent Non drinker's pass: C, fair Vegan non drinker experience: F, nope, nothing for you here. Except sunshine & pretty water views

Wellington, FLA welcomed it's first brewfest and hopefully many more to follow. This town is noted…read morefor its equestrian and polo tournaments. But the openness of the amphitheater was an excellent venue to have a beer festival. Pint glasses were handed out, which were a bit tedious to tote as opposed to lanyards in other fests I have attended. Security was tight as expected. Possibly 15 independent craft breweries were represented plus one famed name brand, Guinness. Long lines formed to try different types of IPAs, lagers, wheat beers, stouts, porters, Belgian ales to name a few. Beautiful weather with friendly people and background bands on stage made for an enjoyable afternoon. There were many water stations available to drink or rinse your pint glass. Some of the brewers had water available to washout your glass. South Florida has some excellent diversity in breweries.