I came to the Berry Farms with my family for their eggstravaganza event. It was really fun! I went…read moreon Easter sunday so it was a bit crowded. We had a great time overall. It would've been nice if they had more staff working the day of because it was a lot of wait time to get in and participate in certain activities. Other than that activities were all super fun. We got to take pictures with the Easter bunny, go through the sunflower maze, my son got to play in the children's playground, he was able to participate in the egg hunt and we had some delicious açai bowls for lunch! There are also so many beautiful activations throughout the farm to take cute Easter photos. They do such a great job decorating the farm!

Awesome, large venue for a nice day out with the family and very kid-friendly! There is an entrance…read morefee, and parents must sign a waiver; enter at your own risk. You can access this on their site so you can complete before hand. The playground goes on for days, and the corn pit was a huge hit. My child thoroughly enjoyed making corn angels in it. LOL. Just a heads-up--on hot days, it is VERY hot here. There are also a lot of gravel areas, which are pretty miserable to push an umbrella stroller through, so bring your Rolls-Royce cruiser if you have one. They also have a blob bounce area, which is a lot of fun, but keep your eyes on the little ones! The bigger kids give no Fs around here, and apparently neither do some of their parents. So... bounce at your own risk. There's a nice selection of food options, although the wait times were pretty long. I was really looking forward to a delicious smoothie on such a hot day, but unfortunately, the drink was so warm it wasn't even drinkable. Definitely felt like a waste of money there. Overall, I'd go back because my child had such a great time on the playground, but for us, it would probably be more of a once-in-a-while outing rather than a regular trip.

This was a cute place…read more Ended up here one Saturday afternoon in Miami as my little cousin's horse lives there. Apparently, this little farm does a lot because while I only knew about the animals staying and being kept well, reviews say they've had events there and what not. Cannot say anything except that my cousin's horse was healthy and that it appeared she rode well. I don't ride horses, but some of my family members do and they took turns. It was a nice afternoon. I mainly spent it talking to family and just watching my little cousin ride. I'm sure I'll go again while in town. My little cousin was so excited to show me how well she rides.

Precious farm with kind and informative staff. I would recommend for anyone looking to have a laid…read moreback experience or anyone with small children.

I've been coming t Flamingo Road Nursery for over a decade. They always have the best selections of…read moreplants & flowers. You can tell they put so much love & attention to every single potted plant no matter how small. Their selections of plants that have had it a little rough is nice because that gives them a second chance at being adopted to a good home! Always love to check them out. They also host many seasonal events which is nice considering that we live somewhere where we have 2 seasons at most.

This is the place to go for all your plant needs. They have…read morethe largest selection of plants and trees at any nursery that I've ever seen. It's even a nice place to just go for a visit, get a shake and enjoy the beautiful gardens. The prices are reasonable.

Stopped to view the trees! You can smell the evergreen as soon as you open the car door. They have…read morea great assortment of trees. The trees are full, beautiful and fresh! They have been selling trees here in this corner for over 25 years! Most years I have bought my tree here. They have always been fresh and kept until New Year!! Spoke to a couple of people there and they were very knowledgeable and were able to describe the difference between each tree... Fraser Fir, Douglas fir, Blue Spruce and which would be best for me. They receive shipments daily. Spoke to a young gentleman, Paul, who was kind, knowledgeable and extremely helpful. He walked around with me, opened several trees and helped me choose my perfect tree. These guys work for tips. Tip generously! ''Tis the season of Kindness!! Come out, ask for Paul and shop for your tree and tip local!! Happy tree shopping!

I purchased my first Christmas tree since moving to Florida and felt it was important to purchase…read morefrom a small company rather than a big chain..boy did I regret this decision! Let me start by saying that I purchased the tree base and when applying it to the tree, I added water to it and found that the base was completely cracked. No big deal, right?! WRONG. I drove it back to them to return it, and they refused to take it back. Two young gentleman working the tent did not even entertain my concern and instead directed me to a number that proved to be futile. This is not how an owner should operate a business, what happened to attentiveness and trust? To make matters worse, my tree completely browned in just a few short weeks. I'm well aware of proper pine tree care, and on my years on earth this has never happened to me. Two independent terrible experiences from this company, next year I will go to Home Depot like the rest of my family who's trees are still lush and green. It's a shame, I truly did want to support this business but as an owner you need to have return policies in place, sell a good product, and have customer service skills.

My boyfriend and me love marando farms. Him in especially. He loves buying fresh eggs from the…read morefarms on a weekly bases. The staff is always super sweet when we visit. First time i discovered the farm was when we went to a pumpkin patch. Great spot to spend the afternoon with the family. They have a petting zoo in the back where you can purchase food and feed the goats, pig, tortoise and even emu. They have a cafe inside where you can order food and have some great smoothies. The spot also offers a lot of organic food, house supplies and beauty products you can buy as well as packaged goods like sauces and pickled food. Marando farms also sell plants and fresh fruits and vegetables. You can definitely leave with a couple bags of goodies here.

Such a sweet little farm experience. I visited with my 1-year-old daughter and we had such a lovely…read moreafternoon exploring the market aisles, meeting the animals, and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. We picked up some homemade jam, fresh sourdough, and an absolutely delicious mango salsa made from produce grown right on the farm. They gave us lettuce to feed the animals, which was definitely a highlight: the goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, and other animals were so friendly and excited for snacks. A really charming spot for families, especially with little ones.

So I grew up with the old location and had mixed feelings about going to the new one, to be honest…read more But I was happy to know the taste and recipe are the same. I enjoyed an outing with my cousins here and treated myself to a dozen rolls and a vanilla shake. There's space to just hang out, enjoy some other sweet treats available by a food truck, and sit down on benches. Leashed doggies we're here to accompany and made some friends along the way. The menu has stayed the same with pies, rolls, and breads. Not all veggies are available they use to have but still the mos5 "popular" veggies remain. They still seperate the baked items from the shakes and drinks. I came on a weekend and there was practically no line which was unusual for me but appreciated. The smells, tasted, and feels are still the same. I'm glad someone took over but kept the tradition.

I heard a lot of great things about this place so I was excited to finally come and try it. Upon…read moregetting there I thought it was cute, but honestly I am not sure where all of the hype stems from. We waited 40 min in line on a random Thursday to try their cinnamon rolls. While I thought it was a pretty solid cinnamon roll, there was nothing really overly exciting about it. It was just a decent cinnamon roll. We also tried the strawberry milkshake and I will say that was also pretty good, especially on a hot Florida afternoon. I appreciated the real strawberry flavor. Additionally there wasn't a lot to do when we got there. Maybe it was because we were there at the end of the season, but from what I could tell there wasn't really only the bakery and milkshakes. Again, solid option but I had heard so much about this place and just don't quite understand the viral nature of this place. But overall a good thing to do to spend an open late afternoon

Here at Pinto's Farm in the Redlands area of Miami, FL, I'd like to highlight two sections around…read morethe grounds that made for a worthwhile visit. The first part is the paddle boats. Designed to accommodate 2 passengers, leisurely float down the tropical inlet of a man-made river. Riders can enjoy unlimited paddling trips and it's a nice way to appreciate nature, surrounded by colorfully green waters and palm trees. Next area of the farm to check out is the Petting Zoo. Quickly grab the attentions of goats and sheep by purchasing a small bucket of hay for $5. The animals are not shy and they have endless appetites. Pinto's Farm also has a race track, pony and tractor rides. The Brewery House offers food and refreshments and Pinto's Ice Cream Truck sells handcrafted milkshakes. General admission is $20 per person on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Overall, Pinto's Farm is a pleasant way to spend a few quality hours within the suburban community of Miami, FL.

Fun for kids and surprisingly enjoyable for adults too…read more We ended up at Pinto's Farm somewhat by accident while in the area, and we were glad we did. It's clearly geared toward kids, but we still had a good time as adults. We were able to pet the goats and sheep and talk with one of the staff members, who was friendly, patient, and happy to answer our questions. It made the visit feel welcoming rather than just a quick walk-through. There are a few growing pains, it seems. Some areas could use clearer signage, and the place felt a bit understaffed at times but nothing that ruined the experience. Overall, it's a worthwhile visit. Adults will enjoy it, and kids will almost certainly love it.

My jaw dropped when they rang up our tree... a yellow tag one (7-8' tall) $170!!!! We usually pay…read moreabout $100 for a tree that size, including purchasing trees from a non-profit that uses the proceeds to fund their programs. Home Depot trees right around the corner are $65. Premium trees at other tree lots (like the one on Old Cutler and 177 st) are $105 for that size. The trees here are nice, there is a big selection and the service is quick... but the same goes for the tree lot on Old Cutler without the 63% markup. The stands here are 38% more expensive than the stands at other tree lots.

Price is double than Home Depot ... Home Depot was $85 for 7-8... this place was $140 for a 7ft…read moretree... almost double .. no thanks

New baby and moving to a new house made it impossible to go get a Christmas tree until Dec. 23rd…read more This was the only place that had a few trees left and the owners were so gracious to accommodate us by opening the shop after they had closed for the day. They helped make the baby's first Christmas extra special. Thank you!