This is a must go if you are visiting over a weekend! Tons of vendors, food and local businesses to…read moresupport. Rows of parking and next to a play area for the kids. Seating as well under a large tent to eat any food you buy. We recommend the gyro stand and chicken salad tent. Many choices as well for fresh seafood/crab cakes to bring back home & cook.

Great variety of vendors! A fun place to browse for fresh produce, delicious açaí bowls, fresh…read morebreads and pastries, crab cakes, local honey, and some of the best coffee ever!

So glad we made a stop here. They do not mess around with their oranges. They are absolutely…read moredelicious! If you want fresh oranges and grapefruits right from the source, look no further. They also have special orange and creamsicle ice cream that many people were enjoying. We tasted their crunchy tangerines and they were so good we shipped some home. OMG... if they're in season, you have to try them. They are plentiful right now so go get them!! They also have lots of other things besides oranges and grapefruits. They have lots of other produce as well, along with plenty of other items like tons of gift items ... the ones you would expect ... coconut patties, orange gum, (my favorite). There are also lots of jars with fruits and veggies, salad dressings, plus jams and jellies and so many other cool things. I could have stayed there all day. So glad we went. Now I will wait patiently for our tangerines and grapefruits to arrive! And the ladies at the cash register were super nice and very knowledgeable, especially the one from Buffalo! I didn't get her name. Did you know you can take oranges in their bags from the orange grove as a carry on on the plane? They can even wrap up a few oranges in their packaging to take home... wish i had more room in my suitcase! No issues for me with TSA!

Produce always fresh & tasty. They have fresh orange juice daily which is always sweet and tasty.read more

The Lady at the register was seemingly agitated for what ever reason. She was chatting with her…read morecolleague across from her about training someone, a guy. She looked at me and others as if she was annoyed to be there. Her scanner wasn't working and she was trying to blame my phone. However, I asked her to wipe her scale scanner, with an aggressive attitude she snatched a paper towel and rubbed it on her scale scanner and acted as if that would do something. Well it needed to be wet first, she did it with a dry paper towel. She needs a vacation, a hug or some re-training. I don't care what you're going through we all have a job to do. Not only that I asked for a paper bag she said she had none which I was looking at it in the other counters is why I asked for one. I didn't ask if you have paper bags I asked for a paper bag and she refused to give it to me she probably thought that the flowers wouldn't fit in it . Your job is customer service not think for the customers and this lady is supposed to be training other people? that's crazy.

Would you want your ribeye steaks to look like this??I fractured and dislocated my shoulder And…read morelost functionality of my left arm and hand. My husband went to Fresh Market for me so that I would have fresh nicely trimmed steaks for my company. The steaks were not flat, inconsistent in thickness, so not able to be cooked properly and discolored. They cost $177.84 @ $27.99 a lb. It was December 24, 2025. So I am returning them. This store has excellent desserts and bread.

Aldi is an excellent addition to the SW Florida grocery market…read more Similar stock/items to Aldi stores in my area (Texas) with similar prices (some things were more expensive, though). But -- the prices here are FAR superior to most of the local grocery chains in this area. We all know the routine at Aldi: bring in your own bags, pack your own groceries, place a quarter in the slot to "rent" a shopping cart. I'm fine to live within those parameters because the savings here are so extreme. People do the same thing right across the parking lot at Costco - but here at Aldi, you don't have to buy a year's worth of pasta (or whatever) in order to realize a significant savings. Many of Aldi's produce items are excellent and often at half the price (or less) than what other local stores charge. Their fresh fish and meats are cheaper and just as tasty (variety can be limited at times, though, so be aware). Milk and eggs are always a bargain! Don't bypass the long display of wine and beer, either! Some fabulous finds at great prices (remember, this is the parent company of Trader Joe's and the "2-buck-Chuck" line of wine). Snacks like chips and crackers are similar to national brands and undistinguishable in taste. But what a difference in price! I love Aldi - I shop them frequently in my home town. So excited that they now have a store here in the Naples area. So worth it! Stock up!

This is one of the reasons that I won't shop at Aldi. I walked in at 8:01 PM and a number of…read morepeople were still in line. I asked if I could get one item but he had a smug comment and he thought it was funny, so he told me come back in the AM. I will never come back to AldI because of people like him. Let's just say that. Publix has let me in under the same circumstances. I understand if I would have been the only person in the store, but there people coming up to check out.. but thank you for showing me what kind of people you hire because Your customer service sucks.! I will be a non-Aldi shopper for the rest of my life.!!

Jey helped me out with this sandwich and I went with his recommendations. Went with the jerk…read moreturkey. 10/10 and Jey's customer service is top notch!! It is truly a pleasure Everytime I am lucky enough to talk to Jey and I hope he gets the recognition he deserves because he is freakin awesome.

I came here to buy lunch. I wanted to get a famous Publix sub but some old ladies working the…read morecounter just couldn't get anything done. There were 4 people in front of me and almost 15 min later everyone was still there and they couldn't figure out how to make anything there. Disaster. I ended up getting a salad from the shelves.

I'm always looking for things to do while in the Naples area, so I discovered this farmers market…read morewhile visiting recently. It is open on Sundays, 9 am to 1 pm from November to April 13. It's located on the campus of Florida Southwestern State College and is in a paved parking lot, which is easier to walk than the Naples Farmers Market in the field. We did a stroll of the vendors and saw lots of food options: Greek, Mexican, bakeries, and more, as well as three produce vendors and other handcrafted items. There was an awesome coffee van at the entrance called Noble Brews that was serving up tasty lattes and coffee drinks. There wasn't a ton of shade in the area, but it wasn't super hot that day. I really liked this small and quaint market. Everyone seemed very friendly and eager to talk about their products. We got some empanadas and tamales that were really delicious. I'd come back!

Nice small market. Good food and friendly venders. Veggies…read morefresh. Recommend for a nice activity.

This Publix just continues to go down in the level of service that is provided. Where are the…read moremanagers. I finally get there at 4:15 after fighting seasonal traffic. The girl at the dely tells me all the roasted chickens are gone, the next batch won't be ready for 1.5 Since the other Publix on US 41 is under construction why not have two of the chicken rotisseries working? Such an easy fix right, but no I guess no one here can think and address this issue, since this Publix is now doing the work of both Publix's. I get to the 10 or less check out lane, only to see the woman that is supposed to be looking at the self service area chatting away with the cashier from the 10 or less lane. I actually had to ask, are you open. Then, I ask this lady how much longer before the other Publix is finished, only to hear a 10 minute whine session on how miserable she is to be working at this Publix because she worked at the other one for 13 years. Could not get out of there fast enough. It always a horrible experience.

Publix came through with what I needed. I found the store to be well laid out with signage that I…read moredidn't really need to rely upon. The prices were as expected, I didn't think anything was ridiculously expensive, I found everything to be relatively reasonable. My interactions with the employees was minimal and was fine. The location is convenient to where I was and where I was going. They have a selection that fit my needs and I will be back.

I am so glad I found this hidden gem! Their baked goods are absolutely on another level because…read morethey exclusively use imported European flour. You can taste and feel the difference immediately. Everything is light, flaky, and delicious.What sets this bakery apart is the clean ingredient profile. Because Europe enforces incredibly strict food laws and bans chemical bleaching agents, artificial dough conditioners, and harmful additives (like potassium bromate), the flour remains completely natural and nutrient-dense. My stomach never feels heavy or bloated after eating here. If you want authentic, high-quality bread and pastries made the way nature intended, this is the place to go. The service was great too. They generously gave us samples of some fine delicacies. Highly recommend! Added bonus: my children said it was the best bread they've ever had!

Because this is the first review of this business it deserves a revisit with additional photos and…read morefeedback. There's a lot more to Landert Bread than meets the eye. I recommend checking out their website. My review will focus on the products they offer and my experience at the farmer's markets sites that I've been shopping at for some time and my recent visits to their store. If you want to experience truly Fine European Bread and Pastry without the plane fare, this is the place to go. Come see for yourself.