We went to the LBTS Farmer's market recently and had a great time. The BBQ grill station still…read morethere, same as JW Pastries. Two of my favorites. There were a few new vendors making the scene varied and vibrant. We found some nice chairs to seat under a gazebo and loved to watch people from all walks of life enjoy their day at the market. Great spot to spend a Sunday morning.

I happened upon this farmers market because I was in Fort Lauderdale for the day. It had great…read morereviews and all the photos on yelp looked amazing, but it was really small. I AM SURE it was because the weather was not great. It had been raining off and on all day and it was really windy. I'm sure this farmers market is typically bustling. Just don't go on a rainy day.

Average quality, high prices. Their old location was bomb and this one is a dud…read more In my humble opinion, the pompano store rocked. 80% of their items were fair priced and 20% were great bargains! They always encouraged me to come back, and I did. Quality is OK day-of. Most of it needs to be eaten quickly. For instance their watermelon or mangoes wont be good after a week. That's fine but $5.99/small melon or $1/mango are almost as bad as publix. Not quite but almost. Where's the deals? If its expensive, Where's the high quality? I respect their game and wish them luck but sadly its a closed chapter for me. Its not that im not going to return out of spite, but I wont be returning simply because there's no point to. Theres no deals or anything amazing anymore. Best of luck

More like a 2.5 today. It's sad because I really liked shopping here…read more I don't know what happened to the store. They used to have beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables, a nice freezer section. I even bought a tomato tree here once. I don't come often since it's not close, but every once in a while when I'm going to Costco, I'll just drive down a little bit further and stop in and pick up some things. I was so disappointed today. They've gotten rid of 99% of freezer section and they have the old cases for sale, so that's the end of that. Today they had long tables of garbage thrown on top and I'm not quite sure what it was, but people were digging through like it was some flea market garage sale. The entire store has changed and in my opinion not for the better. I was able to pick up a couple of avocados at 3 for a $1, a bag of potatoes so I can make mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving, some tomatoes, and that's about it. I did notice that they had a table full of hot pickle tomatoes that expired 9/20/2025 so that did it for me. I don't understand why you would put out food no matter what price it is, after the expiration date. The other thing that bothered me was the 4% fee for credit card. I know as a fact, if you have the right credit card processing you pay 1.9%. They also had a tip jar at the check out...for what... so the salaried employee can slide your purchases across a scanner and you can put the items in the bags you bring. No one packs your bags here and they don't even have plastic or paper bags. With all the fees, the prices aren't any less than TJs or Aldi. I know now, I don't ever have to drive down here again.

Stopped in bc I saw the sign for sea moss gel, the turmeric honey one taste delicious to me! I also…read moregot dried hibiscus flowers, soursop leaves, and honey. Will return

We haven't been here in quite some time ... but it seems they have new (new) owners. They are now…read moreopen year round and they accept EBT. The place seems a bit cleaner. The gentleman stocking the shelves and manning the counter was very nice. Price wise you still have to know what the "regular" prices are. Some things are comparable to the supermarket and some are less expensive. On the other hand, a few things are more expensive and not necessarily better in quality. We did find some nice onions -- I like that you don't have to buy an entire bag of them -- tomatoes, and limes, plus romaine lettuce. They have new and different items in the cooler and on the shelves. Some of the items are middle eastern -- like pita and hummus or za'atar and sumac spices. It was interesting to browse the shelves, too. There aren't that many independent produce markets left, especially in this area. We'd come back to check them out in the future, if nearby.

Who knew there was a hidden community garden in Oakland Park. They are a nonprofit which truly…read moreserves the community. I have been on their mailing list for a while but finally joined them for one of their weekly gardening talks, Talk @ 10. The topic was tomatoes I learned something and it inspired me to purchase a tomato plant (wish me luck). I plan on attending future talks as my schedule permits. The presenter was knowledgeable and patient with all the questions. They have garden plots you can purchase and the is a garden shed that sells gardening items.

Credit to the Urban Farming Institute for offering the urban farming in a low income, high crime…read moresection of Oakland Park. It is a food desert in the nearby area and the concept of fresh vegetables for the community is encouraging. The Institute offers a variety of classes including in beekeeping. The also have garden plots and vertical gardening.

Finally, a fresh fruits and vegetable place that is a convenient location for me. They also have…read morefreshly made health juices and smoothies, made to order. Customer service was excellent. A very quaint environment. Please note that on the outside of the business, you will see the sign "Food Mart" with a banner "FARM FRESH fruits-vegetables"

Great selection of fresh farm eggs, milk, and yogurt. Also their honey is amazing! Completely…read moredifferent taste than whatever it is that grocery stores stock on their shelves. Eggs had a lovely yellow color and great taste. Customer service was also a great plus as well! Definitely need to return for more goodies.

The Southwest Ranches Farmer's Market is located in the same lot as Haute Coffee and Mr. Rotisserie…read morefood trucks. It gets very crowded on the weekend making parking a bit of a challenge. This family owned farmers market is in it's own small building. It was very interesting to me because this is the first place I found that sells raw milk. It is not something I personally drink but advocates claim that the pasteurization of milk destroys the nutrients, enzymes, and good bacteria. Benefits of raw milk may include more nutrients, improved digestion, and enhanced immune function. Others believe that the benefits are outweighed by health risks associated with consuming raw dairy products. The raw products sold here state they are not for human consumption. In addition to raw milk they also sell raw milk kefir, raw yogurt, raw cheese, raw butter, and raw milk ice cream. Other products they sell include organic produce grown in Southwest Ranches, local honey, hormone free and grass fed meat and seafood, farm fresh eggs, bath and beauty products, bread, and fresh made key lime pies. Staff was on hand to helpfully answer customers questions. I do believe that food is medicine and that it can heal you. This market subscribes to that philosophy. It is a niche for people who don't mind paying more to know where there food comes from, want clean ingredients, or are into a particular lifestyle choice. If you are looking for a large selection or inexpensive prices, this is probably not for you but I enjoyed my visit.

In a world where alternatives in food supply are very limited, you really have to appreciate Health…read moreMarkets like BM Organics. BM's is a particularly small market, but even for its size, it's probably more practical than a chain supermarket will ever be (and, yes, even more so than Whole Foods). What makes this place so awesome? - Juice bar and Cafe (fresh Organic juices and prepared foods) - Raw Milk (Grass-fed) - Grass-fed meats (Bison, Ground beef, Filet Mignon, etc.) - Raw Goat Milk - Apple Cider - Pastured eggs and Poultry - Raw nuts - Veggies and Fruits - Goji Berries, Powder, Chocolate Sauce(?), Granola - It's open six-days a week! No longer do you have to wait on the weekends to get your local supply from farmer's at Josh's (if you're in Broward) The workers are always helpful and friendly, and particularly knowledgeable about the items they carry. One guy was explaining -- although I already knew-- the dangers of dielectric heating in microwaves, and how the Russians were the first to advocate concerns. No, he's not a conspirator, y'all. The owner is present, at times, and like the staff, can be seen educating the locals about the dangers of GMOs and MNC's that are harming local farms; and Agri-business in general. Apart from that, they sell products ranging from Baby Supplies to Mattresses, all for the super health-conscious! Go to BM's and educate yourself -- learn from others (workers' community) -- the importance of sustainable living is now important than ever. *NOTE* - There's a onetime membership fee of $15 to join, so don't be surprised during checkout.

If I could give this place 6 stars I would. It might be humble and expensive to those who don't…read moreknow real healthy food if they saw it, but they have some of the best quality food around. Grassfed meat, bones, organs...raw milk products for pet consumption...real fermented veggies...best quality cod liver oil...highest quality canned seafood...all the buzz words if you've heard of the thing called "real food." I hate using all the buzz words but if you've tasted real food in the places it is plentiful and then come to food desert of South Florida and been subsisting on the junk here, you'd know why I feel like I found an oasis. The owner seemed super knowledgeable and nice. The staff were polite and helpful. Keep spreading the knowledge about real food BM!

Part famers market, part petting zoo, part botanical garden!…read more This is a really cool place to experience, and you can make it a whole event! The farm store itself has an incredible variety of goods. They have natural eggs, raw milk, meat and seafood available for purchase. They also have natural bottled condiments and honey. On the weekend the petting zoo is open so that's really fun as well and you can spend some time exploring the grounds.

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.