Fresh coconut $4 each Togo cup is about 2 coconut for $7…read moreStar fruit is $1 each but was pretty big.

We came late but there were only two places selling produce. Most of it was store bought or same…read moresuppliers as the big stores. The prices were nothing to get excited about, they were normal to high. And the produce wasn't great either.

I don't know how long this market has been here, but I'm so happy to have found it! The fruit and…read moreveggies look great, and the prices are terrific! I got large 2 bunches of bananas, 2 large onions, a Kent mango, a FL avocado, 4 ears of corn, a large yellow squash, over a pound each of green beans and snow pea pods, and a dozen large farm eggs, all for $13.50! There's lots of plants there too. It's fairly close to Fletcher/I-75 and Morris Bridge Rd. I have finally found my regular fruit and veggie market!

What a hidden gem in Temple Terrace! Misty and her husband are so friendly and eager to help. The…read morefruits and vegetables are reasonably priced and Fresh and huge and ripe and....It is a one of a kind produce market. There are chickens and ducks walking around. Two friendly dogs and even a little play area for the kiddos. Misty has plants, herbs and all kinds of interesting things. Huge yellow and orange peppers 3 for $1??? Yes please!!

Discovering a small Korean corner, with the Korean Association in the compound…read more It's an ordinary grocery store, of a decent size, with a few fresh veggies. Oddly, no price tags are available. I just ordered a jar of Kikkoman soy sauce on Weee at 2/3 price.

I love the kimchi from here. They're very kind and pretty much have a lost of the popular products…read moreyou'd see in SK. I come pretty frequently for the kimchi radish and cabbage kimchi. I also come for the bulgogi and recently was able to grab gal I. The veggies are so reasonably priced and a lot of variety definitely recommend

Stumbled upon this cute family owned farmers market and I was so impressed on how fresh and…read moreaffordable the produce was! Everything from tomatoes, corn, different mushrooms, spinach , fruits- you name it and they had it! They also have a little section for food and coffee which is a nice little addition while you shop. The staff was super friendly and helpful while I made my way around everything they had to offer! I can't wait to come back and bring my family and friends to experience this amazing spot! The location is super cute, clean and organized and they always have the most freshest produce you could ever find ! 10/10 recommend

Absolutely love this family farm! The service was friendly. It felt like I was in a countryside…read morevisiting a little local market. It was right on the farm and you could buy from their freshest selection of fruits and veggies, which was amazing. The scenery behind the market is their farm and it is so lovely to see. They also had eggs and local honey. Purchased some oranges and they were the best oranges I have ever had, so extremely juicy!

The cutest farm and super convenient location, just 10-15 min from Tampa palms and under 30 for…read moresouth Tampa. And organic! No lines just get your unpick box and start picking and pay once you are done. Just $4 a pound and a cute market with a variety of veggies and jams etc. they also have some food for sale, hotdogs, boiled peanuts.The whole family had a great time, kids loved picking and the animals, good turf area to chill afterwards and not too crowded at all! Easy parking on site just follow the signs and make sure to enter from rock hill.

The strawberry shortcake was awesome! The staff and the seating area are very inviting and clean…read more Great place to go for an afternoon snack!

Seminole Heights Sunday Farmers Market is cool cool. But then again, all of the Tampa Bay Markets…read moreare pretty cool and unique in their own special way. They all have a different set up, or atmosphere to me. Many of the vendors that I came across here are not at all of the markets, so it is great to come here and see different vendors than at other markets. Some of my favorite vendors are the lady that sells the home made jam. She has a strawberry mango jam, and a ginger pear jam, and a mango habanero jam just to name a few of her selections. You can sample everything, and then pick out your favorite for $8. There is also a vendor that sells bird baths that are shaped like flowers, and made of plates. There are jewelry vendors, plants and flowers like orchids, boiled peanuts that sit in beer, different types of breads, fruit and veggie vendors and food vendors. My favorite vendor is Maine-iacs, the vendor that sells the Lobster Rolls, Lobster Bisque, and Whoopie Pies. I also want to try the Grilled Cheese Sandwiches. I have tried the strawberry and regular lemonade which are really good from Simply Lemonade. Often there is music playing, and there are a lot of people just strolling around on their Sunday. It's a great place to hang out for a bit, and then maybe go to a nearby place for brunch such as Ella's American Art Café, or get some coffee, or a beer at Independent. There are lots of options around you. You do have to drive but everything is all pretty close. This is a nice family and pet friendly hang out spot on a Sunday, so definitely check it out. All of the Tampa Bay markets can be found at tampabaymarkets.com. I can easily say that I have been to all of them, and they are all just a fun, carefree vibe.

This is a great smaller local market. If you truly want to purchase items from local sellers, this…read moreis the place to go. I have come home with plants, candles, purses, jewelry, and jam, all made from craftspeople located in the Tampa Bay area. There usually seems to be about 25-30 booths of crafts and food, a produce stand, and about 10 food/drink trucks on any given 2nd Sunday of the month. There are also local interest booths - this past weekend there was a Seminole Height's booth, advertising the Seminole Height's Home Tour and selling t-shirts. If you do want to eat something you've purchased here, find the shady section of grass in front of the stage area, which usually has local musicians performing for your listening pleasure. There is a great children's section, too, with crafts, play area, and specialty booths geared towards kids. Also not to be missed is the opportunity to take a tour of historic Hillsborough High School, which is the oldest high school in Hillsborough County, dating back to 1928. They have student ambassadors giving guided tours, and it was pretty cool to see the inside of this massive structure. There is usually a sign stuck in the ground near the front entrance of the school giving more details about when the tours start. The market only operates from October through May because it is too darn hot the rest of the year. Make sure you wear your sunscreen/hat too, because there is minimal shade to be had.

Farmers market is 3 starts. Food vendors is 5 stars. This new farmer market located at front of…read moreJefferson High Parking area. The cover corridor is use for seating area for the food. They have a few food vendor I like. Very close to Vietnamese street food. The table seating just low profile table and chairs like Vietnam street side. Love to get the memories when we visit Vietnam. We got a lot of food. I am not even aware of the name. But they are delicious. Price is in the mid range.

I absolutely love coming to the Fresh Market at Wiregrass. I've been going for the past three…read moremonths and I always leave with my hands full. This week I bought pickled onions from the kindest gentleman. And two small loafs of sourdough bread. Oh and I bought a dozen organic eggs from a sweet lady. I never know what I'll find here as some vendors come and go, but I sure appreciate so many showing up each time. The fresh market also has food vendors which is great if you go around lunch time. The event runs from 10-2. It's a perfect opportunity to support small businesses and get the family out to enjoy open air.

What an awesome farmers market! We finally got a chance to check out it out! It did not disappoint…read more On 2 occasions we've showed up closer to the end of the market and most of the venders were already gone. We showed up around 11am on an empty stomach and enjoyed a few treats and took home local aged cheddar, peach & habenero jelly, and a rum cake. The chicken & vegetable dumplings from the Thai food stand was our fave. Along with the $1 lumpia. Finally got to try a lobster roll made from Maine lobsters too. Pricey but it was bread stuff with fresh lobster. Highly recommend checking out the cheese lodge tent. She's 3rd generation cheese monger as she calls herself and ages her own cheese and she gave us a sample of a cheddar she had been aging and it was SO GOOD I took home a block. I can't wait to go back and buy the homemade fresh caught fish dip she raved about!