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!

What a lovely way to spend a summer day! The farm currently has u pick sunflowers as well as…read moreadditional flowers and vegetables. The cost is per stem and very affordable. A really nice touch is you can buy a jar to bring your flower homes in water, which was awesome to help preserve them. Before you pick, they give a quick educational overview so you know the best flowers to pick. Mine lasted over a week which was incredible.

We went to Sweet Fields Farm for the pumpkin patch. It was about a 40-minute drive away, and when…read morewe arrived, we saw the parking lot was almost full, indicating that it's a popular destination. The farm's entry fee was $14 per person, and the pumpkin patch was beautifully decorated, offering great photo opportunities. Beyond the Pumpkin Patch, Farm offers other activities for children to enjoy. These include interacting with various animals, participating in a hayride for a tour of the farm, and more. The farm also offers freshly made apple cider vinegar, which is perfect to try. On our visit, there were also chicken and pizza food trucks for lunch, making it easy to enjoy a meal while exploring the farm. We enjoyed our visit to Sweetfields farm, as it offered a variety of activities that the children particularly enjoyed.

Super friendly staff. Tasty wine and nice strawberries. The rest of the produce was scarce but it…read moremust be the wrong session.

Friendly owner, great produce, fair prices and overall just a great experience!! Picking your own…read morefruit and veggies and having some fresh for dinner is a special treat!!

What an adorable place...Fresh Coffee, pastries and areas to sit with your friends and just…read morerelax..they have items for sale, an Ice Cream Bar, live music sometimes and outside sitting areas as well and a bar area in the Barn. Very friendly staff there as well!

Great hang out walking distance from Longleaf community! There is a coffee shop with raw cow milk…read moreavailable for purchase and other boutique items for sale. Indoor restaurant and bar, The Trough outdoor food, snacks, meals and drinks. Kids inflatable slides and bounce house area for a reasonable price $10 wristbands. Plenty of outdoor sitting area, huge field on the side. The service was great, amazing breeze, as you sit and enjoy good food and company! Restrooms available onsite, Local music and trivia night different nights of the week.

I was surprised about the Hudson produce market and actually accidentally found it. But I was…read morepleasantly surprised with the amount of fresh fruits and vegetables that were available. I'm the fattest carrots I have ever seen! But everything we bought was delicious. They didn't have any eggs that were refrigerated. They had eggs just sitting on the counter where we prefer to have our eggs refrigerated they last longer and they don't get washed. But it was very pleased with that and I've been back several times already and I'll continue to go back. My pictures didn't come out. I don't know why, but when I go again, I will take more. The Husband and Wife team gave great service and surprising. Their tent was out in the dead of the sun, but it was very cool under there and I've had a nice breeze. Highly recommended.

This Place has it all! Great Produce and Excellent Customer Service!…read moreFamily friendly, fresh baked good, great prices, any thing you want or need just ask and they will happily help you! I love it!

This is a real working ranch and farm. They have a large…read morestrawberry orchid to pick your own. Other times of the year there are blueberry and blackberries to pick. They also sell local produce and sides of beef. The staff gives you buckets to fill with strawberries There are three different types of strawberries spread out in different sections. Some are sweeter than others. There were no signs posted to differentiate them. . We picked all types. After you are finished they will bag and weigh your strawberries, and you will pay by weight. Picking strawberries is a good deal of work, walking on uneven ground and constantly bending to pick. The season runs from December to March, so the temperature is nice. The best way to store the strawberries is in the refrigerator, unwashed, and covered. The ones we picked have so far lasted one week and still taste fresh.

The local farm near me for strawberry picking seems to never be open when both my hubby and I are…read moreoff work. JG Ranch is about an hour and a half away from me, and was the only place open when we had the time, and it was definitely worth the drive. The ranch was pretty easy to find, just a drive down a dirt road following signs to the farm. You pass some chickens on the drive up that you can park and feed for no charge. There's a mailbox that was full of bread upon our arrival, and we also brought our own bread scraps as the website said we could. Pulling up to the farm, you see lots of rows of beautiful bushes as well as a bunch of big ol cows and some babies. :) You can feed the cows for free from a bin of leaves or have a little lunch at one of the tables by the cows. The farm itself is lovely. They're currently in their strawberry season, where you can hand pick strawberries into a bucket, and you're charged by pound. $3.75/lb. Not bad! Behind the entrance they had other veggies available for picking such as kale, rainbow chard, cabbage, lettuce, etc. When we came, a very friendly woman showed us the four different strawberries they had available: wild strawberries, strawberries for chocolate dipping, big giant strawberries good for making juices or drinks, and super juicy strawberries that are supposed to spoil faster. She was super helpful and showed us how the farm was also labeled with markers so we would always know which strawberries are in front of us. One of the farmers was in the back tending to the strawberries and showed us an easy way to pick them off the stem, and he also gave me a big beautiful strawberry that he picked for himself. Paying was easy as they took card with no fee. The payment area was inside a shop with other fresh produce and some baked goods. I know here you can also inquire about fresh meats. Overall we had a wonderful experience here picking strawberries. They also have a blackberry and blueberry season!

I am hesitant to write this review because this place is a hidden gem and I dont want them to run…read moreout of all the stuff I buy here. They have the hands down beat, freshest produce at the lowest prices in town. A great benefit is that most of it can be purchased singularly, in other words not in a huge bag. They have all the asian greens, mushrooms, etc. I shop here for all my fruits and veggies every week. They also have local products like honey, and other unique asian products. I love this place! Shhh dont tell anyone how awesome it is.

This is a hidden gem for your Chinese or Japanese food needs. They have an assortment of things…read morethat you cannot find in Walmart or Publix. They even have culantro, which is hard to find. They sell orchids, bamboo plants, and have the best price on roses. You can also bring a jug to get purified water by the gallon. There are a few friendly cashiers, and a couple that need to crack a smile, hence the -1 star. I would recommend this place for specialty Asian foods.

This place is a wreck. I used to go there as a kid and this is just so run down. Over priced to…read morerent a space. I really wanted to like it. There are some good vendors, but the flea market itself needs to be fixed up. A lot.

Some things never changed like this Flea Market. Got a couple good pictures and an arrowhead…read morenecklace and a knife sheath all for 4 dollars. you can't beat that. It's fun to go here on a day like today when it's not hot. I will be back. You always see something different. It's always fun coming here. Guarantee you'll have a good time.

This is a free standing produce stand on US 19, North of SR 54 on the West side of 19. It is easy…read moreto miss, but trust me you will be glad when you find it! They carry a wide variety of fresh veggies & fruit. All is reasonably priced. They have a much larger selection than you would imagine. I noticed at least 6 or more varieties of peppers. Everything is inside & under a real roof, which makes it comfortable. One thing in particular I appreciate, was the tomatoes were NOT boxed. I prefer to pick my own & a whole box is too many for just 2 of us. To top that off they had local Ruskin tomatoes, my favorite! What's a girl to do? You can find produce in stores, but nothing beats getting it from a farm or stand that carries local produce.

Well I think this place is fabulous!!!! And its just getting better and…read morebetter! They are now stocking all the good locally sourced things that we need! i don't shop at big chain stores ... this is the place to go!!!

I've been wanting to stop by Keystone Farmers Market for a while because farmers markets are kind…read moreof my thing. I love checking out local markets, roadside stands, and small businesses whenever I can, so I finally made my way over. First thing I see when I pull up: $12.99 for a seeded watermelon. Listen... we're in Florida. I see people selling watermelons off the side of the road for $5-$6 all the time. The seedless ones were $8.99, which somehow made the seeded watermelon price even more surprising. Unless that $12.99 watermelon comes with a guarantee that it's going to be the sweetest, juiciest watermelon of my entire life, I just can't do it. Once I walked around, I was also surprised by the produce selection. I expected a much larger variety, especially for a farmers market. I actually stopped because I needed cabbage and don't remember seeing any. They DO have some really cool local products--grass-fed meats, seafood, juices, goat milk, soaps and other specialty items--and I definitely appreciate the emphasis on local products and supporting local businesses. It's a cute little market and clearly they have plenty of loyal customers because they seem to do very well. For me, though, the prices were just too high across the board. Even seeing bars of soap around $12.99 had me thinking about the goat milk soap I can pick up at the Safety Harbor Sunday Market instead. So this isn't really a "bad review." It's more of a not-for-me review. I've visited quite a few farmers markets and genuinely enjoy shopping local, but part of the appeal for me is finding good local products at reasonable prices. Keystone just didn't hit that mark for me. If shopping local is your priority and you don't mind paying a premium for it, absolutely stop in and check it out. It's cute, they have some unique products, and you may love it. Personally, I'll stick with Aldi, Publix, my other local markets, and that person on the side of the road selling me a $5 watermelon.