While visiting a friend in Edgewater we decided to go to the Farmers market. It was one of the…read moresmaller ones I've been to but still many good choices. The first booth we stopped and bought from was the Dirty Soda booth. I'm not exactly sure what they do but i had the Dreamkscicle one and it was spot on as well as refreshing. If i hadn't been just visiting, i would definitely have gotten some of the empanadas, the arepas. We did buy some cinnamon sourdough bread at the bread booth. I bought some eggplant, cucumbers, tomatoes, green peppers, eyed other fresh offering but only so many things can fit in a cooler. The other booths were clothing, jewelry, baskets. The lady who made all kinds of nut butters gave out tasty samples. When i visit again I'll bring a bigger cooler. Don't miss this farmers market.

VIVA PUERTO RICO CABRONES!!…read more I left the New Smyrna Beach Farmers' Market feeling shocked, uncomfortable, and deeply disrespected. In my experience, this market is unwelcoming to minorities and operates with a level of hostility and unprofessionalism that has no place in a community space. The attitude I encountered was rude, dismissive, and openly disrespectful. Instead of the warm, inclusive environment you'd expect from a farmers' market, I was met with behavior that felt biased and exclusionary. It was clear that respect was not extended equally, and that alone is enough to ensure I will never return. A farmers' market should represent community, diversity, and mutual respect. This one failed on all fronts. Until the organizers address how minorities are treated and hold vendors and staff to basic standards of professionalism and decency, I strongly advise others to spend their money elsewhere. Florida has plenty of markets that actually value all people--this is not one of them.

Is lotta very good tasty items here and things you wouldn't find anywhere else. I would recommend…read moreyou stop by this market and enjoy yourself when it comes to the vegetables as well.

This is an amazing farmers market. It's only open on Saturday. The vegetables and fruits are very…read morenice and cheap. I have been here multiple times trust me on the fruits they are super tasty. There are some other small local owners as well, some dairy, honey, soaps and sauces. Overall a great place to buy your produce. It's a must visit if you live in the area.

I have been to this Daytona Beach store 2 times and have spent over $300 so far…read more 1. The NY and Rib eye steaks are delicious; however most pieces have a substantial amount of fat which should be trimmed off before packaging. 2. I purchased a grass / grass filet mignon at $47 LB. After thawing I discovered it was 2 pieces, not one solid piece. Between the 2 pieces was a LARGE piece of fat. Whomever vacuum packed this item did this intentionally because it was obvious. Very disappointing because we wanted one thick piece for the BBQ. I will NOT be purchasing this item again because I typically purchase this item at Whole Foods and have never had this issue. 3. Chicken, all types. very top quality and delicious. 4. You need to be selective on their vegetables and fruit. Some items were dented and wilted. These unsellable items should be removed. 5. I will return in the future but will be highly selective on which items I will be purchasing especially because prices are on the upper end.

If you're looking for a healthier vibe, great customer service great quality meat I will be going…read moreback. This was my first time there.

out of business . it's not there anymore. ive been to two farmers markets today and both were shut…read moredown I wish you would take it off of maps

Lee's Produce has high quality, fresh produce for low prices! They have been open ever since I was…read morea little kid and I highly recommend this place. They even grow their own veggies. Support your local mom and pop shops instead of big chain businesses!

Fresh produce and homemade breads and goodies is a reason. To stop in. Cheryl is wonderful to deal…read morewith and the place is organized and looks great for a roadside farm stand.

From the employees to the customers, everybody was very welcoming. The produce was outstanding in…read morethe sourdough bread was a goodbye.

There's a lot of different hobbies of here and arts and craft. I would recommend someone come here.read more

The only decent market I have seen in Florida in the 30 years I have lived here. The lady that runs…read morethe place gets a lot of flack because she's strict, maybe sometimes too strict. But it keeps the riff raff out of the market that has totally ruined all the other markets here. No smoking, I love it and no stolen merchandise or smelling weed in the air. The weirdos have been kicked out and only genuine people left. As far as I know this is the only decent flea market in Florida. Sad but true.

Mount Dora Marketplace is a great spot to fuel up and they have a variety of options so everyone in…read moreyour party can be happy. My daughter and son-in-law enjoyed CYO pasta bowls, my grandson had a kids meal from the BBQ joint, and I opted for Lebanese food. The market offers inside seating and the portions match the price point. The pasta eaters had Alfredo creations, one with fettuccine and the other with rigatoni. A grilled cheese and side of Mac and cheese was ordered at the BBQ spot for my grandson, and I opted for a chicken tawook platter with hummus and rice from Beirut Bites. The 2 chicken skewers were well flavored and the hummus was fantastic, but the pita slices and rice were average. The customer service was excellent. The pasta peeps very much enjoyed their creations and the grilled cheese was enjoyed. Unfortunately, little man couldn't eat the Mac and cheese because it was flavored with peppers and had some kick. For an adult, it was tasty. All in all, this was a great spot for lunch. We filled our bellies and departed with leftovers.

I love the marketplace and you will too! This place has a…read moregreat variety of food, all staff is friendly, and there's cozy spots to sit and enjoy your food or drink. My favorites include the barbecue spot, Wolf branch brewery and handlebar lounge. Check it out next time you're in Mount Dora.

So many different stalls! I really enjoyed the plant vendors and bought a few different plants…read more There's plenty of food and drink options too; we got a watermelon agua fresca that was nice and refreshing for $6. We also got a big bag of kettle corn for $6 and some pickles. A lot of decorative junk and old toys and games. We left before checking out the vintage area, but it was a good time! Parking is plentiful, but be ready to walk on dirt roads for a bit.

Lots of good parking and it was easy to walk around. The kettle corn was so good and fresh…read more Multiple vendors were friendly and helped you by knowing where things and booths were located. Fresh donuts were good

If you're up for walking and sweating, you'll get a great workout. Lots of vendors and food…read morestands that serve beer. Friendly service at every stop we made. Lots of different items sold but most of them or repeats. My favorite are the pickle stand and the candy stand. There's also vendors outside of the building as well. There's also a car show some pretty good looking cars and really cool.

It was big but a lot of the same things. Seemed kinda like junk to me. That's my personal opinion…read more We had some hot dogs and French fries and of course a funnel cake. It wasn't very good. The gal who took our order was sweet and had been there for many many years. We bought some produce but we couldn't find anything locally grown. I was disappointed all the way around really. It's mostly covered there's lots of parking.

The St. Augustine Saturday Market sits under shady oaks minutes from historic downtown. Parking was…read moreeasy despite it being a late-morning Saturday visit. We were surprised by the number of vendors from local farms, handmade goods, and variety of food vendors. My mini Yelper walked away with fresh tomatoes and matcha, the rest of us snacked on boiled peanuts, and I couldn't resist datil blueberry jam and datil citrus salt. If you don't already know, datil is everywhere in St. Augustine thanks to Minorcan settlers who brought it centuries ago. You'll see datil everything in St Augustine because the peppers thrive in the soil here & love the hot, humid climate. Anyway, come hungry and ready to support local. It's a green market so they also encourage you to bring reusable bags.

Held every Saturday, this is a must do for any visitor or local. Farmers from the area sell fresh…read moreproduce, gourmet sauces, bakers, artisans, and best of all a full assortment from Backyard Buffalo. Don't forget to walk into the Amphitheater area for a mimosa or Bloody Mary while you listen to a local fiddle group or band play some tunes. Occasionally there's even square dancing.