It was a beautiful day and I enjoyed walking around Bedner's Farm. Rows & rows of ripe strawberry…read morefields, cornfields, sunflowers, tomatoes & peppers. I picked up a basket and some shears and picked produce. Tractor rides, dining events, warm delicious apple cider donuts.... I came for pots of fresh herbs, unfortunately now they just have cut herbs. Somehow I managed to spend over $60 on delicious shrimp corn chowder, and bags of pristine produce.

I've been going to the downtown Delray Beach location from time to time and decided to check this…read morelocation out. I know some like this one better, while it's fine, I prefer the Delray location... it's got all the fruit and veg from their farm as well as some prepared foods... also, more convenient for me. While it's the season, I'm hooked on the corn on the cob... amazing stuff.

We came here for the first time since they opened a few years ago. It's a small and cute farm that…read morehas greens, sunflowers, eggs, and rescued animals. All proceeds goes towards the You Farm's nonprofit aiding third world countries and it's a win win for both sides. Even though it has that part, we primarily enjoyed the pumpkin patch event. There were plenty of pumpkins to pick from and a lot of photo opportunities around the farm. They had vendors selling food, drinks, and jewelry. The kids were able to paint their pumpkins and add glitter to make it super sparkly. There was music going on that the kids could dance to and there was even a gem contest. The kids had the opportunity to go out into the field and find gems. One of the owners gave out prizes for who could bring up the brightest gem from the field. I would definitely come back for other events in the future and it was affordable. You can actually grow your own food there (hint the name ;D) and have a wonderful time learning about how they help others in need. Check out their website for more information on events and their outdoor gardens.

You Farm began in 2015 as a hydroponic greens farm in the owners garage. The next year they…read morepurchased a dirt lot in Loxahatchee where they could keep rescued animals, grow seasonal greens including lettuce, kale, micro greens, wheatgrass, and barley grass, raise chickens for eggs, have a U-pick sunflower field, hold events, and welcome field trips. Profits from the farm support You Farm's non profit which promotes education in third world countries so they can become food and water sustainable. The farm got its name because it is a place where families can farm their own food such as greens and eggs. You can either purchase their produce or grow your own in the community garden. People who grow their own food here are called You Farmers. I was driving back from Loxahatchee when I spotted n event at the farm. They were hosting a Seafood Festival and there were a number of food trucks including my favorite, Captain Lobstar. In addition they had some vendors selling craft items, a bounce inflatable for the kids, and they were holding some games like toss the egg. I enjoyed visiting with their adorable animals which included horses, goats, and chickens and I loved learning about what they are doing here. They are helping people to grow nutritious organic produce, aiding people in third world countries, and rescuing animals. This place is worthy of everyone's support. Like them on Facebook to learn about upcoming events they are hosting including a Farmers Market on March 6th.

5/5 experience at Animal Edventure! We originally came for the otter experience, but were…read morepleasantly surprised by all the other things we got to do while we were there. The staff was very knowledgeable and made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Hope and Sam were especially great -- friendly, helpful, and clearly passionate about the animals. You can tell the animals are well cared for and loved. I also appreciated that the staff took their safety policies seriously. There was a young boy in our group who was not old enough for one of the experiences, and even though the parents weren't thrilled, the staff still followed their rules and did not allow him to participate. I respect them for prioritizing the safety of both the child and the animals. Such a fun and memorable experience overall!

Best adventure day ever! Worth every second of the VIP experience. Hands-on with the most…read morebeautiful, loved, and well-cared-for animals. Bottle-fed and carried baby kangaroos, fed peanuts to camels, lettuce to capybaras, played with a baby goat, pet a sloth, and played with the cutest little fun and energetic otters. Totally exhilarating and two unforgettable hours learning about and loving on these amazing animals. The team here does such an incredible job, it honestly made me want to give up everything and just spend my life taking care of animals. Thank you for this amazing experience! #BestMothersDay

Very nice and cozy vibe to this pumpkin patch. It's also FREE! This is our second year going and…read morewe had a good time. This pumpkin patch is mainly for photo ops and doesn't offer any activities. Family friendly and all ages welcome. There's a stand where someone is selling baked goods and you have access to the bathrooms inside the church. I appreciate the long hours for the pumpkin patch as they close at 8:30 pm daily. Only con I'd add is the lighting at night is subpar. We went at night this year and even using the flash on our phones didn't provide the best lighting for our pictures. Overall we had a good time and will return next year !

This is one of the best Pumpkin Patches is all of the Western communities…read more It is always a great place to go with the whole family to take pictures, pick out pumpkins, and just have fun. I have been going for years! They have all sizes and colors of pumpkins to choose from and the prices are terrific! The homemade baked goods and pumpkin bread are to die for! Best of all, all the proceeds go towards helping the students go to camp.

I had such a good time at this place. To get into the petting zoo for an adult it's $10 and then…read moreyou have to pay additional for food to feed to the animals. My total for two adults plus animal food was about $36 because I got one of each food! The pizza was so good. It is not included in your admission, so be prepared to spend money. But if you're going just to pet the animals, it is definitely such a cheap experience and I would not trade this experience for the world. This same experience in my hometown probably would've been upwards $150. The only additional thing you have to pay for animal-wise is the cows. Which will run you $5 for five minutes or $10 for 10 minutes. Just do it, they're perfect. There are two cows they are so sweet. They are named John and Boots. You also get to hold the bunnies for free. You get to feed the goats for free and you get to go into their enclosures and literally just hang out with goats for like 10 minutes. It's all self paced too! Make sure you try the pizza place as well it was elite! Only downside about this place was that there weren't any reptiles :( Overall, 1000/10 can't wait to come back to Florida and visit again next year!

This place is so fun, and bizarre! I struggle with this Yelp listing because this is one part of a…read moretrio of spaces, with a wonderland out the backdoor. The interior storefront is part ice cream store, part candy shop, and part open seating. It connects directly to Bambini's pizzeria, which is takeout only. However, the open seating is the perfect spot to eat that pizza. Old fashioned looking booths and tables are made even more fun with a ceiling full of vintage toys and interesting items. My kids spent the whole time pointing at things they saw. In the front, there is a table with paper products and pizza fixings. You don't have to eat inside though - there is also eating outside. A small backdoor is the secret entrance to their amazing backyard space- full of tropical plants, statues, some covered tables (although not covered during heavy rain). To go beyond this, you must pay a fee- to see their animals. A very old school florida spot! It was raining so we weren't able to go this time, but my kids loved looking at all the vintage things and drooling over a million candies, that it was fun just being there.

Biggest rip off of any place I have been for pumpkins. I bought two medium sized pumpkins and they…read morecharged $40. I go to Target later that day and the same size, better looking one is $5.99. To top it off they only took cash while claiming online and over the phone that they take credit and debit cards If they try to argue that there is anything fun for the kids, there is absolutely nothing. A few places to take pics but not ones the kids will even find amusing or fun. I feel robbed after going here

From the owner: Pumpkin Patch open Seasonally starting the 2nd weekend in October though Halloween, the 31st…read more Open daily from 9am to 9pm We sell pumpkins and Halloween decor. We also have activities, lots of photo ops, hay bales to climb, a bounce house and merry go round for the kinds to play on. We also have locations in Wellington and Stuart.

East Coast Farms and Vegetables is a family owned business that grows, packs, and sells produce…read more They typically wholesale to the food industry. They pack and ship under the names of Private Labels, East Coast Farms, and Broadline. East Coast has one of the only year-round cold storage packing facilities located in Florida. Their 38,000 square foot cold storage and packing warehouse allows them to sell to food service companies, wholesalers, and brokers. I was scrolling through Facebook when I received a notice that East Coast was offering a $10 box of produce on Saturday. I am always looking to incorporate more vegetables into my diet and with Thanksgiving coming up it seemed to perfect time to try them. The building is clearly marked and boxes were sold from 10 AM until they ran out. I was greeted with a smile and a hearty hello. All you have to do is drive around the warehouse, pop the trunk, hand them the money, they put your box in, and away you go. When I got home my box was still cold and in it I received 3 ears of corn, 3 large carrots, 2 cucumbers, 2 zucchini, 2 large yellow squash, 2 peppers, 2 onions, and asparagus. The sweet potatoes are so large that they are all I need for Thanksgiving dinner and I look forward to baking a loaf of zucchini bread tomorrow. I have an awesome prosciutto and pasta recipe for the asparagus. A family member saw the squash and wanted to know how I found such large ones. The produce is so fresh and super sized. I feel like I got a bargain. The box was practically paid with the asparagus and peppers alone compared to what Publix charges for just those two vegetables. I am super happy with my purchase and will definitely be back.

This place was easy to find -- on Lantana Road just west of Jog Road. There are signs to the…read moreentrance. As you drive in, a (masked) young man hands you an order form with what's available for the day. You fill out the form as your car is in line. They were out of the first $10 veggie box with avocados and butternut squash, but we figured we'd get the second box with a small watermelon and zucchini instead. We also added on peaches and some eggplant. When we got to the head of the line by the tented area, a young gal takes your order form and your cash. They then deliver your order to your opened car trunk. When we got home, we saw what was in the box and the rest of the order. The extras -- the eggplants were small but that's fine. The peaches looked wonderful -- but were hard as rocks. I cut a couple up to try with whipped cream. So disappointing. I'm hoping they'll ripen a bit. If not, I'll cook them or use in a pie or cobbler. If my experience was solely based on the peaches, I'm not sure I'd come back. In our $10 box, were 4 apples, 3 onions, 4 small sweet potatoes, a zucchini with a chunk missing, a large acorn squash, 3 cubanelle peppers, and small watermelon. We are so hoping that the watermelon is sweet... I think you have to get a few combos to find out which of their products you like. That way you can decided if it's better to order "a la carte" or stick with the prepackaged boxes. Now, to find some recipes to use my new set of veggies! I'm so glad these farms decided to do this to raise money when their normal sources were not using as much of their produce. It's a great idea -- for all of us. Plus it gets us to eat more veggies!

I am so glad that they added a Bedner's to the West Palm Beach area. It really is what the area you…read moreneeded now if you really wanna go and get something a little bit cheaper, you can always hit Don Victoria south of Forest Hill. I typically go for their açai bowls and smoothies. Highly recommend the "happy farmer". Staff is always friendly and nice. Enjoy!

Based on previous reviews, I think I expected more. By that, I mean that their prices are more…read morethan Whole Foods on practically everything. It was not worth the 20 minute drive and the tomatoes that were " grown locally" were tasteless. I'll pass.