Everything! The vegetables are absolutely beautiful and fresh and organic. We buy from the…read morefarmer's market in St Pete. I look forward to buying their produce. It's joyful.

Consistently the best organic vegetables available anywhere, even though they had to completely…read morerestructure how they sell their produce due to the pandemic. They moved from a farmer's market model to a farm box model when the markets closed. Though I miss the farmer's markets immensely, and can't wait to visit their booth to pick out my own produce, I can trust each farm box to contain high quality, tasty, and safe organic produce. I just bought a farm membership for the upcoming season and consider it an investment in my health, in supporting my local food supply, and in supporting our ecosystem by eating local and in season.

Visited the Winter Garden Farmers Market this past weekend, and I have to say that this is probably…read morethe best farmers market in the Central FL area. Parking was easy, free, and conveniently located to all the festivities which is a huge plus. This is also one of the few local markets where I've actually seen a large selection of fresh produce and and farm goods available. It was refreshing to see so many people bring their market bags on wheels, wagons, etc. ready to purchase fresh fruits & veggies and support our local farmers. Beautiful watermelons, tomatoes, papaya, lettuces, corn, peppers, zucchini, and more. There's a good mix of vendors ranging from jewelry and handcrafted goods to food trucks and specialty food items. We got mango coladas, mango flower with tajin, breakfast tacos, and of course, kettle corn. Huge plus that there is the downtown splash pad for all the kids to play right in the middle of all the action. It was a HOT one and this was a great way for my little guy to cool off and burn some energy while we sat and enjoyed our food. If you have kids, I highly suggest they wear their swimsuits and bring some towels to dry off.

Been to Winter Garden's Farmer's Market a few times and I do like its set up. It's not the biggest…read morenor the smallest and it's close to the parking garage so it's very convenient. Restrooms close by and lots of different food options. This last time we came the rain was coming so they were packing up real fast. We got there around 12, and they close at 1 but closed a little bit earlier so I just quick walked through. It is def worth checking out on a Saturday morning. Views of some great local vendors and dogs make make me happy.

One of our favorite farmers markets…read more We first came here by accident a year or so ago. We were on our way to family in Ocala early in the morn when i knew it was time to stop for some coffee(the wife doesnt do wel without her java). I did a quick search for a spot, and saw a dunkin nearby. I exited the highway and headed that way. as I got closer I grinned. I had never been to the Villages. My gal didn't know what that was so as we pulled up and parked she said, "what town is this". I just played dumb. We walked into the Brownwood square and I had to tell her. She really didn't know much about the Villages so I filled her in. for my first impression it was great. The farmers market wrapped around the square and trickled out to the side streets some as well. They had the usual thing you would hope for like produce and pieces of art made by locals. But it had other things you dotn see often like some more quirky artisans, multiple flower and plant booths, empanadas, and the one that hooked me, a both that had all kind of mushrooms to eat. We swing by here about once a month for the farmers market, and enjoy it every time.

I went down to the market today and it's always enjoyable. I picked up my weekly supply pierogies…read moreand Kabasa Also somehow some bialys fell into a bag going to the farmers market is very nice to pick up some fresh produce some good cheese and some good bread

TIP - Bring cash!…read more I've heard about Swap-O-Rama in the little town of Webster for quite a while now, and I finally had the chance to visit! They're only open on Mondays, which normally doesn't work with my schedule (lol). But with Memorial Day falling on a Monday, we finally made the trip. It is also their busiest day of the year. We arrived around 9:30 a.m., though I believe they open as early as 7 a.m. Even though we stayed until around 11:45, we probably only covered about 1/3 of the entire venue. The place is big! Swap-O-Rama features both indoor and outdoor spaces, with rows and rows of vendors selling everything imaginable. From antiques, tools, clothes, electronics, collectibles, handmade crafts, plants, and household items. They also have an entire aisle of produce and fruits. We left with a couple pounds of grapes for just $2 and a decent-sized watermelon for $3. Once we got home, my husband sliced it up, it was sweet and delicious. There's no shortage of food here. We saw vendors selling: Fresh coffee and lemonade, Kabobs, Kettle corn, Corn on the cob, Hot dogs, beer and more. Swap-O-Rama in Webster is a fun day trip worth making, especially on Memorial Day. I am already making plans to go back next year.

Not as busy as it used to be for a holiday. A variety of vendors and foods and things to look at…read moreboth covered and uncovered at the market.

My earlier reviews are from when this was Fernandos and had friendly staff, a falling apart produce…read morearea and lots of love. It changed hands and now has a "cute" little produce area and unfriendly staff. I have basically stopped going because you just do not feel the love anymore. They really have to change the lady who is always there because she is so unwelcoming. It's such a turn off. I'd rather just go to Publix and that is saying a lot for me because I adore supporting local farmers. Ick. They really lost the charm since the sale despite their "cute" / updated farm stand. Hours expanded at least. But ick. I leave there unhappy after interacting with her.

This is the best place to get fresh organic vegetables! You leave feeling confident that your…read morepurchases are truly organic and not just "labeled" organic. The only thing better than the produce is the customer service - Carolyn is always so friendly and helpful!

We stopped in here to pick up some produce for a long day of cooking! Super friendly folks!…read more We picked up some onions, cheeses, a sourdough kit, and some lemon olive oil. Really happy with all of our items, and will definitely be back to support local business!

I really enjoyed my visit to this hidden gem! It's outdoors, which is a plus during the pandemic. I…read morelove being able to buy local eggs. They have a good variety of fruits and vegetables. I look forward to going back and trying some local produce, whatever is in season. A tip: you *can* park on the grass right where you see the sign on College Ave. or you can turn right after the sign and turn right again at the next corner, which will bring you to their parking lot and the main entrance of the market.

This was a fabulous way to spend a Sunday morning! We…read moregot to walk around, pet some dogs, do a little shopping, do a little eating and drinking, all while enjoying the fresh air and laughing at the best business name ever!

What a pleasant and thriving farmers market this is!…read more I come from Lakeland where they have their own impressive weekend market and usually find most don't compare. But Clermont's farmers market may just take the cake. Not only does it span the long main road in downtown Clermont, but this market branches off i onto multiple side streets as well. It's a pretty big market compared to many in Florida. It's also every sunday whereas the majority of markets are saturday mornings. If you are a foodie, then this will be an even more amazing market. They have an impressive array of small businesses serving many types of food, from Brazilian to Colombian to homemade bagels & pretzels to yummy fresh pressed lemonades and much more. But you can also find an assortment of other types of products, like clothes, retro gaming systems, books, kitchen utensils, keychains, rugs, other outdoor house decor, and beyond. There was even a guy selling old golf clubs for decent prices. It took us well over an hour to walk around here and we didn't even really see everything. Clermont is already such an adorable and quaint area and getting to stroll its little market was splendid. Definitely recommend visiting for a fun and chill weekend activity.

Local Farmers Market to Lady Lake ..., every Tuesday .... Lots of jams ,jellies , baked goods,…read morecandles, dips , wax candles, incense , herbs etc

From the owner: We are fostering a sense of community and showcasing local businesses that make high-quality,…read morehomemade, and handcrafted items making our Lady Lake Farmers & Crafts Market a destination for shoppers. From the very beginning of October to early April. We take a seasonal break during the heat of the spring and summer months.

They have so many different things but I go there for the Global Roast coffee. I am loving it. I…read morelove to try flavored coffee so this butterscotch coffee really hits the spot. He has many other flavors and original coffee too. It's so smooth. I am going to get more today. The Olive oil is really great. It is cold pressed and so good for you. I love his flavored balsamic vinegars too. The picture on here is the vanilla fig vinegar. This vendor sells some produce too. Another vendor had avocados for just 59 cents a piece. The fish monger has fresh fish. I love the variety and he has ice to keep it safe for the ride home. I'd bring a cooler. I bring my rolling cart/stroller. You'll be glad you did. Your hoard gets heavy. There's plenty of produce. My favorite day to go is on Sunday morning. Nothing's cheap but it's not as expensive as places like Publix, Earth Fare or Sprouts. I bring my little Italian greyhound Nana. She loves going and people love visiting with her. She's a cutie. There's a vendor who sells dog treats and clothes too. Many other things too.

Wide variety of products. Got eight hard cover books for $6…read more Got a Kentucky derby hat for $10.

A great marketplace in the Winter Garden area. This houses Crooked Can Brewery, which has very nice…read morecraft beer. There are various small eateries and shops, and the price range can be a bit high as they are boutiques. However, the quality is great at every place I went. Crooked Can had great beer, loved the oysters at Bruno's, and the dessert at David Ramirez was sinfully good! The people at the booths were very nice and professional. I definitely want to try Norigami sushi next time I visit. There is occasional events and entertainment at the facility. When I was there, a guitarist was playing at the brewery. I was able to find parking in the back, and it was free and relatively easy. This is a fun and great marketplace in Winter Garden. I need to visit there more often. Overall: A

Good selection of food. Love AntiquiTEA Got a pizza and a…read moreCuban. Food came out pretty quickly. Large outdoor patio but not enough indoor seating for Florida. Not everyone enjoys the bugs and sun on a toasty May day. Good experience though