We have lived here a little over five years. I have moved all over the country with my husband and…read morehave enjoyed each and every adventure as he climbed his professional ladder. I always asked, " what about Florida?" Well, I haven't found the folks here to be so welcoming. They don't care for my Southern accent and I often feel like I'm speaking a foreign language. It is what it is I suppose. The farmer's market makes me feel welcome and the vendors are warm and nice and are just good dang people. We buy the same veggies from the same family every week and I honestly think they would notify the police if we did not show up. Everything is delicious and there is not a product I wouldn't be proud to show off in my home. Of course, the doggies make my day bright. So if you want to feel good, just go. I do it every Saturday and even though I'm ready for the next adventure, they keep me coming back for some warmth. Just the brightest spot around. Fresh flowers are great as well! This is for the Saturday farmers market downtown Punta Gorda. They have the Sunday market address on here. Confusing I know!

Beautiful Saturday morning at the Punta Gorda Farmer's Market located at Taylor and Olympia Avenue…read more Everything from produce, food, coffee, fish, breakfast, plus clothes and more! We enjoyed taking a walk Masked and arrows pointing which way to go. Live music was delightful to listen to, while we sipped our Cuban Coffee and Dave ate fresh Empanadas filled with Ham and Cheese and Spinach and Cheese. We will return next week for beautiful produce and somewhere safe to be outside. Thanks to our local vendors. We love supporting our local community businesses!

This once's was Flip The produce man known for his fresh made bagels an of course local grown…read moreproduce an to mention delivered to your door boy we all come to realize how much he's been missed

Very fresh locally grown produce. Was told by a very nice lady that this current business has been…read morethere for about six weeks. The freshly picked this morning strawberries smelled wonderful. Best produce prices I've found in Punta Gorda.

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Such a fantastic find! Something for everyone with a broad variety of cultural foods including…read moreGreek German, Polish, Spanish, Mexican Jordanian, Brazilian, and Italian. Many of the booths have samples. Local fresh fruits and vegetables of every type, including tropical fruits, and some you may have never heard of! Cowabunga donuts is not to be missed, sourdough warm and fresh donuts were remarkable. Gourmet hot, sauces, pickles, popcorn, organic, dark chocolate. There's also a machinist who sharpens your scissors and your knives, etc., right at the stand! The paella stand is a sight to see cooking up authentic paella in the open air was just delicious. Aqua Fresca stand, Dole whip, fresh squeeze, lemonade, freshly roasted coffee, hot, or iced. Half a dozen artist playing live music, all the merchants have their doors open, offering Coastal, clothing, sterling silver, jewelry, candles, plants, and fresh flowers. Parking can be tight during the high season, but not too hard of a little effort. Bring sustainable shopping bags to make it easier to carry your purchases. Plan to spend the full-time from 9 to 1 as there is much to see and enjoy.

I'll admit I was not expecting too much after reading the other reviews but rest assured, this…read moremarket has grown and evolved since then. We were so pleasantly surprised! The markets featured at least 30-40 food and beverage vendors ranging from produce to prepared foods like pretzels, empanadas, ceviche and more. I ended up hauling home fresh orange juices and pretzels. The market was filled with live music performers and is conveniently located on the main drag on Dearborn St neighboring several local shops and restaurants. I enjoyed popping into the Culture Coffee shop to grab a drink before heading home. Overall, a fun and bustling market. It appeared to be dog-friendly as well.

Had a great time here. Its free beside the $1 carrots to feed the cows and goats. Its $1 to feed…read morethe ducks. A lot of photo opportunities. A play ground for kids and a beer garden for the parents. They also have a farmers market with good selection and decent prices. Highly recommended

If you're looking for outside fun with the family, Southern Fresh Farms is the place to go…read more Specialty breakfast, unique coffees, and locally brewed beers all in one place. If you're an animal lover, you can even buy feeds for cows, goats, donkey and more. Definitely will be making my way back.

I stopped into Lakeview Farm Store today for the first time, and I was so impressed. My son and…read moredaughter have been shopping here for a while, and after tasting their dairy products, I was blown away by how delicious they were. What makes this place even more special is their commitment to organic, regeneratively sourced foods from local farms that follow organic and regenerative farming practices. It's reassuring to know the produce is grown without harmful chemicals while supporting healthier soil and sustainable agriculture. This family-owned and operated farm store is a true gem. If you're looking for fresh, high-quality food and want to support a local business that genuinely cares about what they offer, I highly recommend stopping by!

This is the best little Organic, Amish "farm to table" OUTDOOR market I have found with tons of…read moregourmet locally sourced produce & foods of all kinds with fresh baked goods also available OuiOui. Yes, it's outdoor. So plan your trip with the weather in mind. The first time I was there it was pouring raining & even though it's covered, I got soaked in the Florida "Sun Showers" we often have here hahaha. The coolers they have under this covered little market are full of everything from Gator meat to locally sourced fish, like Grouper & Snapper but they also have wild caught salmon & sushi grade ahi tuna etc., They also carry Wagyu burgers & steaks etc., I had the Wagyu burgers they are very good. They also have tons of other beef, pork & chicken. Even chicken feet. I also like their local country sausage OuiOui. The Amish eggs they sell are from an Amish farm, the best ever & the raw cow yogurt is magnificent. The really great thing they do here is the Sourdough bread they are making, it's the best I have found in the area. All of their baked goods are fabulous but the Organic unsliced sourdough boule is AMAZEBALLS OuiOui :).. The other Amish/European Market down the street also has fabulous sourdough bread but it's pre-sliced. This one here is so much more sour & I love the size & shape of it. Very artistically crafted. The best sourdough I have found by a long shot OuiOui. Added to moi lists of Best Organic, raw, vegan/Best Bakeries. Will Return. Highest Recommendations.

You can goodies all over this flea market, parking was easy and free. Everyone was friendly,…read moreoffering food, and fun it's a must visit

What an experience…read more.. I'm a self-proclaimed thrifting fanatic, and I grew up loving to go to flea markets and priced-per-pound places with my grandma. Maybe it was the heat, but this fleamarket just wasn't hitting when I visited. SETUP: You can really get your steps in here! Park and remember where you parked, then head in. Tons of shops to explore - like miles of it - and it's all covered. It's open air so no AC, but many shops have fans and some have AC running. They have each lane color coded on the floor, so you can remember you started in the red lane, then went to blue, etc. We still got lost haha. FOOD/DRINK: There are restaurants and bars here! Very fun to get a beer to drink while you walk. Most of the food was food truck style - pretty greasy and hot, which didn't appeal to us. SHOPS: This was the disappointing part for me. Maybe it's just not my style, but I was bummed to see it was mostly cheap bulk items and poorly made stuff at that. The t-shirt shops were selling cheap, misprinted Fort Myers stuff - but the prices weren't that crazy good? And they didn't have true tourist stores with souvenirs more than just t-shirts. Some of the shoe stores had some decent deals, a few record store scores, and I LOVED the few well-curated vintage shops inside. But otherwise, it was a lot of stuff I happily passed on. Some of the vendors were a bit pushy (the spa/skincare ones) but otherwise most left us be to browse. Even as a fan of thrifting, I found this to be overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time and likely won't be back.

This place is wonderful! Doug took us on a picking tour and it was a great experience. Fifty year…read moreold mango trees that his father planted. This time of year they are full of delicious mangos. It's the perfect day trip to take the family if you love mangoes as much as we do. Pine island also has some really cute shops to stop at on the way~

They have a great variety of mangoes to include the huge variety of Kent and Keitt mangoes! These…read morelast two are available sometime in July timeframe. The price is competitive at $3 a pound for their mangoes and $3.50 per pound if you need to use a card. The staff were friendly. I have prices in my pictures. They also do pick your own fruit group tours.

This place is too big to not have places to sit down occasionally after a couple of hours of…read morewalking. This is probably why we won't come back. But we did find some cute things that we like there and we purchased about eight things. We probably would've bought much more. Have we been able to walk comfortably not hitting people as we walked.

Never been here so wanted to check it out. We been to other flea markets so why not…read more The front building inside has a/c. In the back it's not ac. The items were everything you name it. It's like all the souvenir stores all in one place. The prices aren't bargains here. They are about the same and more. Nothing really caught my eye. Only thing was maybe cell phone cases but there's a ton of those vendors there. Check it out if you want. I will say my allergies are triggered up again. Seems a bit grungy and dusty in some areas.

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.