Our experience Honeybell picking at Dooley groves was everything and then some. First of all- the…read morepeople are what make it amazing. From all of the people in the front letting you taste the fresh fruit before you pick, to the gentleman who taught us what to pick and how, to each of the several people wishing us a safe drive home before the rain came through. There were plenty of oranges ripe for the picking and the groves are healthy and active! The honeybells are seriously the juiciest citrus I've ever had. The farm market has everything Florida you could ever need and we also brought home some orange tea cookies, monkey butter, chocolate gators, and some juicy fresh pomelos. PLEASE pay Dooley Groves a visit and bring your out of state friends- they will thank you! (Ps- they also ship their citrus!)

We had a wonderful time visiting Dooley Groves today. The staff were so friendly, clearly…read morepassionate about their small business and I truly enjoyed talking with them! Breanna was exceptional in helping up figure out how the actual U Pick works and our cashier specifically went above and beyond; even going so far as to recommend additional local spots in the spirit of supporting others local small businesses. I'm so sorry to forget her name as she truly made our experience. The actual oranges are firm and juicy and the overall ambiance was the perfect edition to any trip showcasing 'FL highlights.' Thanks again ladies your hard work does not go unnoticed!!

Talk about a cool find. Went next door for lunch at KBop Box, and Cypress Creek Produce caught my…read moreattention. Little did I know what appeared to be a small space from the outside was pretty spacious and had a good amount inside. I can tell they have lots of local produce here and local crafts. I saw strawberries and blueberries, fun exotic fruit, seafood and fish, Amish jams and jellies, gluten free baked items, vegetables and basil. They also had orchids, snacks, some small plants that a plant lover could rescue. There was some great prices that I saw. I picked up a small coconut bar snack which was also next to some local chocolate fudge. It was very good. The person working was very nice and welcoming. It was a very organized produce shop and I'm glad I stopped in.

Very friendly ,clean and plenty of fresh produce ! I will be back…read more The sweet person behind the counter was very accomodating .

Amazing informative service, and the BEST pitaya bowl I've ever had. It's so hard to find a good…read moreone in the area and all the açaí bowl franchises are no good. The pitaya was creamy and NOT icey. Fruit was fresh and so delicious! I can't wait to come back.

This is my fave spot for all things fruit . Everyone is always so nice. We always eat there and…read moreplay jenga. It's a nice lil outdoor spot for a refreshing lil snack.

This store is amazing! It was stocked well and the customer service was great! I love finding new…read moreand inexpensive products and items! The store was clean, well-stocked and uncluttered

TJ Maxx, Sam's club, Ross, Ollie's, Burlington, Kohls, Walmart, Dollar Tree - Dollar General,…read more National Wholesale Liquidators - is anyone's head spinning with discount stores and what they offer and where to go for what. Or is it once you plop yourself in a new location, you must do independent research to reacquainted thy - self with what the store you knew near you had - and now, well, that same names store doesn't have what you're accustomed to them having, what you went there for but during the holidays with someone you enjoy, buy some butter cookies and brush it off. Am I making sense to anyone but myself? The cool mist ultra portable Sonic humidifier was a shipt jump to the left, just a step away from organic lettuce and multicolored slippers and take a jump to the right to lounge wear with or without the buttons, now put your knees together and swing your hips just right doing the pelvic thrust towards the pistachios as we go insane. A smaller Aldi with packed in products that must ask "what do you need"? to this area and I don't know this area quite yet. It's a rapidly aging community so how about an electric shaver and Trivial Pursuits with a serving tray for the nice selection of cheeses and wines and olives - which is next to a vacuum boost sealer - in different sizes. I'm confused - Three isn't adequate and four is presently a bit ambitious - I'll review