We started looking for Palm Trees and were getting frustrated by what we were finding until we came…read moreacross Peterson Groves, located in Indian River County Florida and owned by Eric and Tiffany Barkwell. They have an amazing nursery just full of every kind and size of plant you can imagine. All of this is very well organized, and they answered all of my questions. Believe me, I ask a lot of questions. We bought three 25 gallon "Christmas Palm Trees" and they promptly came out to our home and planted them. What a difference this has made to our Sebastian experience! Gorgeous trees and an exceptional experience. We went back yesterday and shopped in their farm stand, which is a part of the nursery. We bought fresh corn still in the husks and delighted in their soft serve vanilla orange swirl orange ice cream. The offerings in both the farm stand and the nursery are too extensive to list, so you need to go there to see in person. They are in a rural part of the county just up 66th Avenue from 20th Street. The owners were both born and raised in Indian River County. They are extremely knowledgeable about everything they sell. The nursery and farm stand are on land that was owned and tended by the Peterson family since 1913. My wife and I so enjoy going there.

If you're looking to find local honey, fresh , organic and clean ingredient pickles among various…read moreother kindly grown and prepared fruits, vegetables, refrigerated goods like dairy free cheeses, dips , local juices, and trees and plants and so much more this is your place! I enjoy spending local and the tastes of properly grown and delivered foods . I know others complain about prices but I would rather eat things that taste and last like they do from here versus the big box stores. I feel like it's not ridiculous for how the foods taste and stay preserved. The customer service is always good and I love pulling into the lot to grab and go ! I love the bread and butter pickles from Amish wedding brand with all clean ingredients and flavor and the lettuce and greens varieties are always long lasting and flavorful.Tge produce varies seasonally and summers aren't as great at times and due to the recent freeze they lost a lot of crops but it's a great stop for your quick run for forgotten items needed to cook! Stop in I'm sure you will love something!!

I was so lucky to be able to come here for a behind the scene tour, as part of the Orlando Fruit…read moreTree Society club! Our group of about 20 was very warmly greeted by Angie and her husband, and we found out that this beautiful family farm is the 4th generation of Mango farmers! Angie's family started commercially growing the mangoes in the 1930's and now their acreage is covered with over 40 varieties of beautifully cared for mango trees, including some varieties that are propriety to them, including one that is purple! (it is called "The Royal Purple"). Also the majority of the mango varieties this farm grows, has little to no-fiber, which means more juicy and succulent fruit to enjoy. Btw, cool fun fact - The mango is a member of the cashew family! Who woulda thunk it? It was lovely walking around the farm, and getting a lesson in grafting mango trees. At the end of our tour, we got a little goodie bag of mangoes and that was super cool. I would highly suggest coming out here to check out this amazing family farm.Only one critical thing: MAKE SURE TO CALL THEM FOR THEIR OPEN HOURS!! They will either have a recording with the hours, or leave a voicemail and someone from the farm will get back to you asap. Yelp 151/ 2018

Yummy Sunshine Shake, reminds me of a Flinestones ice cream Pushpop I used to have as a child…read more Their grill isn't impressive but is quite popular. I had a Caesar salad and sweet potato fries, nothing special. I need to visit the store next time. I'd also like to try the orange soft serve / froyo.

I tried again in 2025 and what a difference! Excellent fruit!! I can't wait till later this year…read morewhen navels are back in. I will be a repeat customer for sure.

Overpriced everything? They have it. Bizarre and entirely unnecessary products? Loads. Old ladies…read morepushing dogs in strollers? Absolutely everywhere. We were going for coffee which we never found. We bought a couple of pastries that were solid B- category and yet priced at a higher amount than the fantastic bakery near where we live (in San Diego so its not a cheap place). Blows my mind this place even exists. The people mostly seemed friendly? I'm kind of grasping at straws to find a reason to give that second star.

Saturday mornings done right. Fresh produce, great bread and pastries, local vendors, and that…read morelaid-back community vibe that makes you want to wander instead of rush. Everything feels genuinely local and well curated. Only knock is the live music. Love the idea, not the volume. When you can't hear the vendor standing right in front of you, it's a bit much. Still, it's a staple. Show up early, grab your goods, and enjoy one of the best weekly rituals in Vero.

One of my favorite stops we make in Florida! Such a wide variety of everything - fruits, veggies,…read moreplants, etc. They note what is locally grown, which I love! Always have gotten quality products from here. If you're in the area, I definitely recommend a stop.

Nelson's is incredible! They have great prices for farm fresh produce as well as some great Florida…read moremade jellies and honey! Their plant section is so wide and there's so much different vegetation to choose from and they have the cutest pottery and decor as well!

Love this place! Homemade ice cream on point, can't wait for the produce to start sellingread more

Exceptional food from an attentive team in a clean, open room. A+ from the tuna poke bowl to the…read morecocktails. Ye Ole Davis Farms is a hidden treasure. This is not a young singles bar as most of the patrons are seasoned. ;) If you want quality food at a fair price, then you found it here.

They normally have fresh produce. For the last couple…read moreyears, I do miss their tacos and their other Mexican things that they sell a lot of the place

I live across the street from them. It's great to get my produce fresh whenever I need it. Friendly…read morepeople. They also have fresh salad,coleslaw,salsa,etc. I'm glad they are here.

After years of seeing their adverts and postings online, I finally made an effort to find Citrus…read moreUnlimited, locally. This Florida citrus producer regular travels up to North Carolina and Virginia to see their fruit direct to customer. But given the two hour window to find their truck, I always wondered if it was worth the effort? But after one visit, I can tell you they are totally worth the effort! The Citrus Unlimited truck stopped in Cary, NC near Cary Crossroads and I popped in. $48 for some Sol Zest mandarins in a 20 lb. box and I'm back in the car and heading home. The box had about 50 or so pieces of fruit, all in pristine shape and condition. I peel a couple and pop some slices into my mouth and wow! So good, this fruit was super fresh and these Sol Zest mandarins might be the best citrus fruit I've had in my life. You may be doubting me but the only way you're going to find out is to check out their schedule and get some!

2024-25 was an off year for grape fruit & honey bells. We purchased a box of grape fruit on their…read morefirst visit. They were small & had no taste. We threw them all away except for 2. We purchased Honey bells in January. They were huge & had absolutely no taste. Tasted like water. $100 down the drain this season. Navel oranges were good according to a friend. I emailed Diane, co-owner & no response. We'll go to Sam's next year.