Amazing staff and delicious acai bowls! We got the berry acai bowls with a coffee…read more They carry amazing produce as well.

Pulled up to Bender's in WPB on a Sunday afternoon and the parking lot was dead empty. That's…read moreusually the first red flag -- good spots stay busy on Sundays. Walked in and it felt like a high-end convenience store. They got a little bit of everything, but nothing really deep. Prices were up there too for what it is. Most people coming through were just grabbing one or two things and dipping. Fresh veggies and produce? Slim pickings. Not what I was expecting at all. Wine and ice cream selection looked solid, but I didn't mess with it. The only thing that actually hit was the açai bowl -- that was fire. Staff was decent, nothing crazy. If I'm on that side of town I might swing back just for another açai bowl. Outside of that though... hard pass.

Always wonderful. Beautiful farm and fantastic fruit. Appreciate all the effort. Alex and Becky…read moreare exceptional people.

I bought 7 healthy mango trees, best place to get your mangos and or trees. The grafted trees are…read morelooking great and they informed us how to take care of them. They are very friendly and helpful! Will recommend 10/10

My special needs child needed a slow intro to horses and Spike was perfect. They had him in the…read moreshade with brushes and a play house barn right next to him. My girl was able to slowly warm up to him and even went on a ride.

We took our Grandson's here. One of them was very nervous. Erica, the owner is the most…read moreenthusiastic adorable, intelligent teacher. She is outstanding. Any young child would want to ride a horse with Erica's encouragement. Run to the New Spirit Farm! My grandsons are looking forward to taking more lessons. It is clear that Erica loves what she is doing. Thank you Erica!

Nicoya Farm provides fresh produce at Lake Worth's farmer's market & as a CSA. They always have…read moredelicious homegrown fruits & veggies. I've tried their tomatoes, mint, sage, Bok choy, kale, dill, and more! I can't recommend Nicoya Farm enough!

I've came to these market a couple times to try food and buy some food to bring back home such as…read moreproduce and baked breads. I was happy to know they offer free parking for the market by the Subculture coffee! All the vendors were very kind and more than willing to explain their products and some even gave free samples to try out! I will say toward beginning of April is when there isn't crowds at all so definitely the best time to visit and walk around without feeling like you're running into people. This market is a staple in west Palm for a reason and offers the greatest products while allowing yourself to get some steps out in the Florida sun!

We came to downtown West Palm with friends to try a couple restaurants, not realizing that the…read moreGreen market was happening at the same time. I did hear, however, that this was the last one of the current season. I've never been before, so it was nice to have a chance to stroll down the middle of the street between the displays and to see all their wares. The market stretched for quite a few blocks down Clematis Street which was closed to car traffic. There were a lot of people selling clothing and jewelry. A couple folks had collectibles/antiques. I'm not sure why it's still called a "green" market as we didn't see much edibles/food nor produce. The street was quite busy. I'm not sure how much selling the vendors were doing, however. I thought prices of many of the items were quite high. Then again the folks slumming from the "island" (palm beach) wouldn't mind a bit. Although we didn't buy anything, we always enjoy browsing.

This is a great experience for animal lovers. You get a lot of time with the otters and kangaroos…read morespecifically, which I loved. The otters are hilarious and they untied my shoes while I wasn't looking at my feet. The tour guides really care about the animals and explain how all of them ended up here. A lot of them were pets that people abandoned/couldn't handle, which was sad to hear but I'm so glad this place exists for them. I also want to give a shoutout to Albert the albino porcupine. They got him for Lola, the black porcupine, but she won't mate with him because she sees his white color as weak. Albino porcupines are mostly blind, so she keeps rejecting him because she wants strong offspring. Poor Albert!!! I hope he finds love soon.

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!

Worthy of a visit. Here is some information regarding this natural geographic slice of nature…read more This is called The Witches Wall and is up to 200 ft tall. The narrow tunnel is cleaved from coquina stone and wedged between rows of multi-million dollar estates and the golf course for one of Palm Beach's elite private clubs. The road was carved through the hill -- which is made of coquina, a type of limestone that has pieces of coral, sea shells and marine invertebrates, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- in 1916 after a powerful hurricane cut off the North End from the rest of Palm Beach. These cliffs are the Coral Cut, or, more colloquially, the Witch's Wall -- one of the most storied and spooky spots in Palm Beach. One story says the little space is haunted by a girl who was imprisoned there. Some who tell the story say it was a witch who kept the girl captive. Another story says the small window led to the lair of a witch who would lure children through the gate by tempting them with sweets. Yet another tale says the cliffs are haunted by the spirits of sailors who were stranded on the coastline hundreds of years ago.

On the the southwest corner of the Palm Beach Country Club you will find Coral Cut also known as…read morethe Witch's Wall. It was created from a deposit of rock and coquina shell up to 200 feet tall that is the result of the intracoastal to the west and the ocean to the east converging on this spot. You can see the layers of sediments where they cut through to create Country Club Road. While this is an interesting place from a geological perspective what makes it fun is all of the legends surrounding this road. On the south face of the walk is a small window with a covered gate. Stories say a witch living on top of the mound would kidnap children and lock them behind the gate, hence the name Witch's Wall. What the gate is really guarding is a pipe that leads to a water pump station. Some of the spooky stories may stem from the fact that the road is very dark at night except for a single cage light on the stone wall. If you decide to drive down this road take it slowly because it is very narrow and there are signs reminding you not to stop. Once you emerge from the wall there is a gorgeous view of the Intracoastal awaiting you.

They don't do this all the time, but they have $10 produce boxes for sale. I was happy to see that…read morethey were going to do this again, this weekend after not having done them for awhile. We've been to two other produce places in south Florida before and each place has been a bit different. In one of the places, you could also purchase some veggies (or fruits) individually. One other place was okay, but some of the products in the box were a bit past their prime. This was our first time coming to Mecca Farms. This was such an easy experience. $10 cash only. Pull up, pay the money, and they put the box in your car. Everyone was masked and so were we. There wasn't a line at all when we came -- just one car ahead of us. When we got home, everything in the box looked like it had just been picked off the vine or bush. It was a gorgeous array of colors. Our box today had: eggplant, zucchini, green peppers, Cubanel peppers, poblano peppers, yellow squash, red tomatoes, yellow tomatoes, and a pound box of strawberries. I had to taste one of the yellow tomatoes right away -- sliced with a touch of salt. It puts those grocery chain tomatoes to shame. So much flavor. After dinner, we had some of the plant city strawberries for dessert. The ripe red berries were huge and so sweet. They doing this again tomorrow should you be in the area. Just check their website or Facebook page to see their schedule. If in doubt, send them a message to ask for produce sales dates. I'm sure we will buy from them again. The $10 price is a bargain. It's especially a deal when the produce is of the high quality that we got today.

All of my friends were posting photos of the boxes of produce they got from here. The photos of the…read moreluscious looking fruits and vegetables made me realize it is time to put down the pandemic hot fudge sundae spoon and get back on nutritional track. Mecca Family Farms is offering a drive through. They have partnered with Fresh Start Produce Sales, a grower based company in Delray Beach. When you pull up you get a menu of what they have that day, place your order, and then pop the trunk and the workers who are masked and gloved put the boxes in. Payment is cash or Venmo. All boxes are $10. There were maybe 15 cars in front of me and the line went very quickly. You can follow them on Facebook for updates on what they have and recipes so you can use your produce. All of the vegetables are locally grown. My vegetable box included 2 green bell peppers, 2 poblano peppers, 3 green chili peppers, 3 cubanelles, 3 ears of corn, 2 zucchini, 2 cucumbers, 3 Kirby cucumbers, an eggplant, 5 red tomatoes, 4 yellow tomatoes, a head of iceberg lettuce, and romaine lettuce. You really get a lot for only $10. Some of the things I am going to make are a salad, BLT's, and zucchini bread. The peppers, especially the hot ones are a little more challenging since I don't usually cook with them. If the mangoes from my tree ripen in time I will use the jalapenos for salsa. Maybe I'll make stuffed poblano and green bell peppers. I am taking it as a challenge to find recipes to use the peppers. The $10 fruit box is usually mixed but they only had blueberries left and they gave you four pints. I use a ton of blueberries so they will go fast. I throw them into my smoothies and if I have enough I have a recipe for blueberry cobbler I have been wanting to make. There are so many reasons to come and get produce. A portion of sales goes to the Restoration Bridge International, a Lake Worth charity that provides food to the needy in Palm Beach County. You are helping local farms during a time when many of them are having to leave their crops to rot on the vine due to lack of demand. Most of all you are getting a great deal that can spark your cooking creativity and improve your health. There is nothing better tasting than a fresh box of farm fresh vegetables and fruit.

We came here just to check it out before they closed. They were pretty dead as Halloween had…read morepassed. Didn't stop us from buying two pumpkins. I wish there was a discount since October ended. But it wasn't too expensive and they are still good. I think they'll last for a while. A couple other families were exploring the grounds but there weren't any kids playing on the inflatables or anything. This is a good spot for families. Parking was free in their make shift grass lot. And location is great right in downtown WPB. We didn't stay long since there wasn't much to do but we took a couple pics. Staff were nice and were occupied cleaning up and getting ready to close the event for the year. I'd come back next year for the aesthetic.

This is a fun little pumpkin patch with various activities. They had a pumpkin carving station,…read morepumpkin smashing area, haunted maze, lots of photo ops and of course tons of pumpkins! There was a food truck out on the parking lot. I was happy to find them open until 9pm! I just wanted photos in our costumes.

First time stopping in here after a friend's recommendation…read more Great little store with a big variety of fresh produce, including some mangos I've never tasted! Cold refreshments, a shady sitting area out front, and fruit trees for sale out back!

Love a good farmer's market that is open everyday! I've visited a few farms and most of them are…read moreonly open on specific days and very minimal hours. I'm so glad I found one that is open everyday and basically all day! They mentioned that following their Facebook page provides the most updated information. They actually post everyday about what is available. They also seems to have pretty comparable pricing to other farms and right now, they are selling a bunch of varieties of mangos for only $2.99 per pound. Some farms are selling them for $6-7 a pound so this is a steal! They have different farms that bring produce over to them to sell, so you know you are still getting farm fresh produce and fruits! We went on a weekend and they still had a good selection of items around noon, but it recommended to go by 8-10am if you want to get the first pick of the day.