Visited 2/17/26. Owner of a fruit-only nursery called "Gold Gardening" in Indiana. Really really…read moreimpressed by this operation. If you want to try out uncommon, tropical fruit, and buy the trees they grow on, this is the place. Staff was very kind, took us on a tour and showed us around, even suggested other local nurseries that stock other things. This isn't just a place to buy plants, it's truly an experience. Thank you FruitScapes!

Prices are crazy and the quality fruit wasn't the best... the staff was nice, but product awful.read more

It took my family over an hour to drive to La Vang Tropical Farm from St.Petersburg. The farm had…read moretall grasses that covered the walking path around the farm and seem like it was not maintenance in a long period of time. We decided not to walk around the farm walkway path in order to avoid mosquitoes bites. Everyone in my family tried to stay in the shade because it was hot and very humid. It was impressive that there is large fish pond outside with big fishes. The owner was very busy. She was by herself to do multiple tasks at same times such as selling tropical fruits and sugar cane juice to customers. The restroom was cleaner than I was expected. I will not come back, because I can get tropical fruits at local markets in for the same price.

Ok don't be tricked by pictures and you tube videos of this place. It's a mess. I went in July--…read moresupposed to be prime for picking. The fruits were too unripe to be picked. We drove 2.3 hrs to a huge orchard of unripe fruits. It's hot, mosquitoes buzzing (we brought spray) and the place is not beautiful. It's dirty and run down. The employees were rude. Prices for the fruits that were sold are more expensive than what's sold at grocery stores. There's a clean bathroom in the back and a cute kitten ‍ on site. Otherwise it's a disappointment.

This place is a ripoff and scammers. I came here with my family.. no fruits in the garden but they…read moredid sell fruits.. old to be exact!! They had sugar cane that tasted like grass and old. We told the lady we want 3 cups but saw that some sugar cane was already squeezed and sitting there murky. It was old and they tried to sell us old sugarcane.. we ended up getting 2 cups and it was gross. I am never the one to check the menu prices when I go out to eat and I wish I asked because we ordered 2 dishes here that WERE $60 EACH. The portions were ridiculous and we were basically eating in an outhouse with freaking paper plates and plastic utensils that they didn't even provide us with properly. We were a table of 7 and they gave us 4!!! We had to keep asking and ended up sharing plates or get our own. The food wasn't even that good and they charged gratuity for non-existent service. They didn't even have a sign or menu that mentioned adding automatic gratuity. We were going to tip regardless but this is absurd with all the hidden fees. We bought coconut, mangos, custard apple and they were all old or rotten when we went home to eat it. The only thing good was the mango. The custard apple was overpriced and $60 for 5!!! The guy working there told me that it was 10lbs. How is 5 fruits 10lbs?! We drove 2.5 hours from Tampa to come here and it was a waste of time.

This Vietnamese farm is located in Pine Island which close to major city of Fort Myers. Just follow…read morethe signs inside and plenty parking since we were first one their. The farm had seasonal Asian fruit. Some fruit I saw were dragon fruit, coconut a d sugar cane for sale. I would come after 11 am since they have lunch specials. The place has plenty outdoor seating with places to hangout. The owner was very nice and your able to walk around the farm to see the fruit. Overall if you enjoyed Asian fruit and experience it something to check out.

This place is a gem!! Highly recommend. My family and I are from out of town, staying in Tampa for…read morea few days. We decided to make a trip to St. James City originally to visit La Vang( terribly disappointed with that place) . We came across Hot Tropic by accident and it was such a pleasant surprise. The couple are so incredibly sweet and friendly. Fruits are priced fairly, showcased beautifully, and tastes very fresh. I don't think you can pick your own fruits in the garden but the fruits are out in the open for you to choose from. Fresh coconuts are stored in the fridge and are HUGE. The coconut meat is so creamy and firm. They offer sugarcane juice, meat turnovers, pickled mangos, lychees, guavas, mangos, and more! Co Bach was so so kind and honest with what she sells. She was very willing to help me with the coconut. Even though their fruit farm is smaller than La Vang down the street, I will be bringing my business back here any day!

Having recently moved to the area, we went to a local farmers market (Cape Coral Farmers Market) in…read moresearch of local ORGANIC fruits and veggies. I have to say I was quite surprised that 99% of the vendors were not organic. But, luckily while browsing, we came across Michael from Pine Island Botanicals and his vendor tent. Michael is the classic laid back island guy. He quickly introduced us to all of his amazing lettuces. Actually I feel bad calling them lettuce because that makes most people think of a head of iceberg lettuce. YUCK. When I refer to lettuce in regards to PIB, I mean the real green stuff - so many varieties you can't even imagine, and in every flavor you have never thought of. He has spicy mustards and Asian greens mixed and probably twenty or so other that I can't recall the names. He mixes it all up in a mix that you can take home and make the most amazing salads ever. I mix Trader Joes Champagne Muskat vinegar with organic olive oil and drizzle it on and ... heaven. The salad we had our first night was so delicious that I woke up the next morning and had it for breakfast. Yea, it's that good. Anyway, we loved it so much that we went to the actual farm on Pine Island the next week. Michael was nice enough to give us a tour of his completely organic and hydroponic farm. I won't ramble on- just know that if you want real food- not sprayed with the crap Monsanto wants us all to be sickened by- try some of this. You will love it.

This Publix is my favorite go to store, when we go to Bokeelia. It is much smaller than my…read moreneighborhood Publix, but has everything I need. It's a beautiful newer store that survived the hurricane. The staff is friendly and helpful and it's just the right size to pick up a few things on the way home. They have also added some spaces for a few stores outside. So if your in the area, please stop and see what a lovely Publix this is!

Not a very large Publix but they seemed to have everything I needed today, including a box of keto…read morebrownies that I brought to a birthday dinner and some flowers. Like other Publix stores, this one does a three for $12 that makes for a huge and beautiful bouquet. This is a new shop and a new shopping plaza that is still filling out. So far, Publix is the only one here and the parking lot is a little weird. Tidy, bright, well stocked. This is a great Publix. Deli looked great, meat counters were full and the seafood display was perfect. [Review 16764 overall - 1491 in Florida - 277 of 2022.]

love love this place. You should start shipping your key lime pies! I get things shipped frozen all…read morethe time. This would be a home run. if you ever start shipping we will order them !!

Their seafood was fresh and the best. Brought all visiting relatives and friends there for lunch…read more I have lost 69 pounds waiting for them to reopen. Miss their Grouper sandwich. Doc

For an old fashioned atmosphere In a convenient location this place rocks and the beverages are…read morekept extremely cold .

This is a cute little business in walking distance of our house on Sundiet Rd. They used to have a…read moregreat little section of their building that was called Taco Teddies, and they made the best chicken buritos. Unfortunately, it wasn't a huge hit so they had to close it down, but the store part is still there, and I can't wait to visit!

The beautiful multi-colored wall mural paintings were inviting. Walking up the big cement steps…read moreadded a nostalgic, old school feel. The mound of red snapper on ice was eye-catching, with its vibrant color standing out against the chill. Entered the tiny market and noticed the fresh grouper and sea bass filets in the display case. Large stone crabs at $27.00 per pound were actually competitive priced. The tubs of white fish and smoked salmon dip were slightly high at $10.95 for a quarter tub. The Alaskan King crab legs looked intimidating by their enormous size.

Amazing location! Blue crab steamed to perfection and the ladies were very nice. Definitely will…read morevisit again when I'm in town!