I think the first time we came here was back in around 2009 but it has been a couple years since…read morethe last time I stopped through. It's a good drive from where we live and I usually stop if I have other things in the area the vet we use is near here And sometimes I combine it with a trip to them, but this time was after a medical appointment. This is a really long building and when you first stop in, you might think there are multiple businesses, but it's all open inside with one store. Every time we stop here the people working are friendly and helpful. They always have free samples on some of the candies and occasionally on some of the Preserves that they sell. I'm a big fan of their jellies, jams, preserves, and conserves and more. On this occasion, we picked up an assortment of their candies and a couple of jars. One is a raspberry jalapeño jelly and the other one is a blueberry conserve. These are both new ones for us to try and they both sound delicious. I like shopping here because you get to support a local business and everything is tasty. The places well lit and always clean. If you're traveling, they also provide shipping on many of their products. Definitely worth stopping in if you are in the area.

Dundee is a small Central Florida town along the Lake Wales Ridge, 50 miles south of Orlando and 30…read moremiles from Kissimmee. This is where you will find the most uniquely Florida candy store. Back in the early 1900s T. W. Davidson grew oranges, grapefruit, and tangerines near Dundee. In the 1960s his son, Glen, planted his own citrus groves and started Davidson of Dundee. Glen had a career with the large candy companies up north. In Florida he created his own version of the citrus candy, based on a recipe his mother used to make with sugar cane and citrus juice. He used the fresh juices from his groves so the candy retained its full citrus flavor. Davidson of Dundee is now run by Glen's son, Tom Davidson. The candy company has been featured on the Food Network, Fox, CBS, ABC, and has also been featured in Smart Money and Southern Living magazines. The process of making delicious jam and candy starts in their own 200 acre citrus orchard where they grow Valencia oranges, tangerines, and key limes. The harvested fruit is then taken into the kitchens at Davidson where the it is cut and juiced. Jelly is made from juice, jam contains the pulp, and marmalade contains the peel. None of the fruit goes to waste. The juice is also used in the candy. You can watch the process from the large glass windows. Whole fruit is shipped to people all over the country. One of the highlights of a visit to Davidsons is the free samples. Tom still makes the citrus flavored jelly candy his dad created but he has also experimented with new flavors. You can buy the candy in small bags or in different gift basket combinations. In addition to the jam, jelly, spreads, and candy, Davidson also sells chocolate alligators, tea, sauces, dressings, and Florida souvenirs. I couldn't resist the pecan logs and strawberry delight jelly candy. If you can't make it in person they have an online store.

Yum!! My hubby brought home a couple scones from here after I expressed how much I liked the ones…read morewe got at Whole Foods while visiting Fort Myers. (He has had them here at Cocoa Cake before). Wow! These are amazing! So fresh & moist. We had one lemon , amazing with that thick drizzle on it. And one Cranberry, just as good! They are $4 each. These pictures, I had already cut into both so a bit bigger than pictured.

"I Thank God for small businesses with GIANT IMPACTS that make ALL the differences of life's little…read moregreat things possible." ~Brenda LPS~ Healthy Blessings to You Both and families. Everything was delicious and the outstanding, appetizing presentation definitely perceives your establishment,..Bravaa! ‍ "Great Chefs, Bake With Love As Their First Ingredient." ~Brenda LPS~

Big fresh selection of fruit and vegetables and great customer service everything looked amazing…read morevery clean Inside

If you are looking for a great spot to pick up produce, look no further than Sweet Ella's! I drive…read morepast two others to go here. Their produce is always fresh & when it's starting to not be perfect, they put it in a dollar bin area! Waste not! It's indoors so you've got the a/c which also has to help the produce. They post on their FB page all the fresh produce in like collards, snapped peas, peaches & more so you don't miss out on getting them. Friendly people taking care of the community one veggie at a time.

Terrible experience with this place. I rented tent, tables, chairs, linen, and portable potty. For…read morea event at a relatives house. I waited 2 hours for tent setup after confirming on the same day. When tent was setup it was fifthly. Completely dirty inside out. When I complained I was told "yeah I thought about how dirty it was but sent it out anyway." Really what kind of business does that. I rented a portable potty that was delivered 2 days after tent and a week after event it has still not been picked up. Tent was picked up 5 hours after confirming pick up time. As for some kind of money back well I'm still waiting since they wanted to get tent back in store and inspect it REALLY!!!!!!

Always very friendly service and fair pricing. We have rented their cotton candy machine a few…read moretimes for events and it works great every time.

Tried this place on a whim. We were working in Winter Haven for the week and didn't want to eat at…read morethe usual fast food haunts. So we looked up restaurants and sorted by distance and landed on Tsunami Sushi. The staff was incredible, making recommendations and even suggested some modifications. Totally awesome. Now to the food; it was amazing. We got a salad, some sushi and poke tacos. The poke tacos were the winner as favorite dish. Not sure when we'll be back to this area of Florida, but when we do we'll be back.

This is our go to for sushi in this area. Good service, fair prices, nice decor, I'm right near the…read moreentrance to Legoland.