Very nice vendors. Easy parking. Dogs allowed. Fresh produce at some of the two vendors. Crafts…read more Friendly Folks too. $7.00 for a bag of 4 pieces of Pita Bread.

I am into plant based nutrition and was talking to a friend about the benefits of micro-greens…read more They recommended I check out "ChaKra" a vendor at the Pune Ridge Road Farmer's Market. I did and have since became loyal customer of them and produce vendors. It's important to me during these inflationary times to support local businesses. For the most part their products are grown or produced locally. Following are photos from my morning visit.

The ability to find beautiful, locally grown organic vegetables, enjoy a freshly made natural juice…read moreprepared right in front of you, and savor a delicious Italian sub--all while listening to live music--truly transforms grocery shopping into a unique and enjoyable experience. It turns a routine errand into something memorable and fun.

The ready made meatloaf we all bought was past dated. Should have looked better…read more The other stuff was fine but the over the top political ads were very disconcerting. Was an experience but not one I need to repeat

Amazing frozen foods that are handcrafted! A perfect meal for when you aren't looking to cook…read more Their brownies are amazing and I really enjoy looking around the shop!! This is a great unexplored spot.

This is a neat little healthy foods store with fun offerings of prepared, jarred, and dried foods…read moreto enjoy. Elderberry syrup. Wholesome treats for animal friends. Sandwiches. Chicken dishes. Well organized and friendly staff. The sandwiches were reasonably priced and looked delicious!!! Fun little store to check out in a shopping area with lots of shopping and eateries.

Nice variety of produce to stock up on when Saturday mornings come around. Peppers, onions,…read moretomatoes, potatoes, strawberries...just to name a few. Delicious Mexican street food like papusas and tacos are prepared in front of everyone as you wait. Come here for much better prices on veggies and fruits than the local chain store. Needs to be bigger.

Big disappointment to see stickers on all the "local" produce. Almost all of the produce that is…read moresold at this market has been bought at a distribution center and sold here for more than you can buy it for at your local Publix supermarket. I bought some beautiful strawberries... Which appeared to be locally grown, but we're full of mold in the bottom of the basket. Those strawberries will run you $5.00 a pint! This market is not worth it... Do yourself a favor and go to Oaks farm... There produce is truly local atleast.

I had just returned from a vacation and spotted this flea market and it became a nightmare and the…read moreworst experience of visiting a flea market ever. I say this as I have been going to flea markets since the 1970s and I had just in the process of buying some gifts when I was approached by a tap on the shoulder and a man who identified himself as the general manager named David saying if you would like to sell things you can do it inside I can sell you a spot. I said "hi Santa no thank you I'm just cleaning out my car and taking a photo and I'll be going in there in a few minutes to spend money." I just got done buying a case of soda from a nice lady vendor near the front who is so polite she gave me some Mexican Day of the Dead masks that I can give out to my fellow workers I did not get her name but I just walked back to my car to place them inside and was repacking the two suitcases. I had been on a long trip and it was just sorting out the toiletries the gifts my dirty clothes and it was not trying to sell anything I was just cleaning out my car packing so I got more room to spend money for Christmas gifts at this fle. This guy said "I am David the general manager here and you cannot sell anything" and I told him I was not trying to sell. Why would I try to sell Dominican Republic rum without a liquor license on top of a hot car on a hot day does that really make any sense? He went on to say I am going to call the police and have you trespass and I laughed at him so I waited 30 minutes in the hot sun for the sheriff to arrive. I explained what was going on he told me that the general manager of the flea market thought I was selling things and asked me if I would just pack up and leave or he was going to have me trespass which I understood. I'm not going to argue with Johnny law so I packed up everything however the real losers are the vendors because I had over $5,000 to spend on Christmas gifts there in about the only vendor I met was the Spanish Man who sold me some fruit and the lady who sold a case of sodas for $6 I was going to come back and buy some more as well as buy more things in the flea market but since David was being aggressive and kind of a jerk I packed. What irritates me the most is unprofessionalism and greed because he was a bean counting goniff and he wanted to squeeze out some money for me when I was clearly not selling anything. I asked him to prove this and he could not because nothing happened I was just a regular customer. I have a full-time job I'm also an entertainer so I have enough money where I don't have to worry about standing in 90° heat to sell a $5 bottle of Dominican Republic rum. I think it's really pathetic that he talks to total strangers this way he has no idea who I am but he turned out to be the biggest jerk I have ever met at a flea market in over 40 years. I would avoid this place at all costs unless you want Santa to try to extort money from you. Pathetic man he was what a horrible way to greet a stranger.

This flea market is set up like Flea masters in Fort Myers. Except much smaller and no where near…read moreas good! We took a drive from North Fort Myers and it was not worth the trip! Lots of empty kiosks. The ones that are there are super pricey!! Do yourself a favor and skip this one!