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.

I don't review often, but I must say I love the 99 cent vegetable fresh market off of federal and…read more10th Street and Deerfield Beach. Every time you go in there, you are greeted with a friendly, warm smile and it's just a pleasure going in there. It's really nice. The staff is great and of course the prices

They are closed. I went there in Deerfield. I liked shopping…read morethere in the first and second location. I liked it when it was all food based, veggies, etc. They went downhill when they brought in bins of clothes, etc. I think they are out of business now.

The Parkland Farmers Market is held the first & third Sunday of the month, November thru April. It…read moreis held in a large field, also known as the Equestrian Park. At other times, there are horse shows and competitions in the same general area. Parking is free for everyone! They provide handicapped parking for those with valid placards. Just show it to the parking guides. We rarely see horses here during the market, but it sometimes seems that EVERYONE brings their dog. Any many of the vendors cater to the dogs as well, selling dog food, treats, doggie duds, toys and more. Parkland's dog parks, (one for little dogs and one for large dogs), called Barkland, are right down the road from the Farmer's Market. It is not a large market, but it has a nice selection of items. Many of the vendors give out tasting samples. There are food trucks as well, and a covered seating area, so feel free to buy food at the market and eat breakfast, brunch or lunch right there. The people who sell honey let you taste any and all. Be sure you taste brfore you buy. The honeys have a very broad range of flavors and colors, with avocado honey being almost avocado green...Really! The french bakery has yummy breads & pastries.The croissants are fresh, yet, when we sat down to eat them at the market, we decided we like them better lightly toasted with butter and/or honey on them. I'm bringing the rest home. Samples are always free at the apple cider donut booth, kettle korn, paela, dips, salsas, banana breads, (one if our favorite vendors). Believe it or not, the item least represented are fruits and vegetables. You'd think that at a Farmer's Market, there would be more. Many of the fruits and veggies even come complete with stickers, printed with codes for the supermarket. Not everything is homegrown.... They, however, usually have homegrown tomatoes, eggplants, zuchini, carrots, string beans, cheeses and more. . Other vendors sell veggie sprouts, many varieties of mushrooms (sometimes), various homemade clothes, granola, hot sauces, dips, The fish guy sells fresh fish salads, whatever he has caught in the last couple of days. The pickle guy is very popular, selling al different kinds of pickles. From time to time time there are special events: An antique car show Musical performers For Christmas there were 3-4 aisles of homemade gift items. and more... We've come to the market just to pick up their terrific banana bread. It comes in several varieties, but, having tried a few, opt for the original now every time. Hint: It freezes well too.

I've been coming to this farmers market for a few years. It's huge! Lots of great vendors, lot of…read morecute dogs walking around and just overall good vibes. Supporting small businesses - many vendors offer free samples! They have a wide variety of things to choose from, coffee, pastries, pickles, dips, hummus, breads, produce, bbq, the lists goes on and on. There is something for everyone! Everyone is so friendly and you get a reusable bag to put your goodies in. Parking is free. It's stroller/wagon friendly. Come hungry and ready to spend your coins LOL. It's worth it :)

The Coconut Creek Hometown market is held the first and third Saturday from 9 to 2 on the south…read moreeast corner of Sample Road and Lyons Road in the Township Plaza. You can find everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to 3-D printed items to local honey to fresh bread & pastries and everything in between. Some of the vendors offered samples of their food items. It was very pleasant to walk through the market and visit all the vendor booths in a cool Saturday morning. Everyone was very friendly. There is plenty of parking in the plaza lot. This was my first visit, but I will definitely return

I went to Coconut Creek Farmers Market on a whim. It is very small and only has one vegetable/fruit…read morestand. Quite a few bakers and some ready made food. It's not a place where you can come and make a produce run. The shops I liked the most were: Homemade Jam Teas and condiments sold by the ounce Naan stall Bread stall (there are several) Cookie stall Paella stall There are more, but these were my favorites It'll take les than 5 minutes to walk the whole thing, but there is something for everyone. Pretty chill and relaxed. I'd come back for more spices!

The store is an expansion of the nearby La Union Bakery. It offers a variety of produce…read morespecifically for Mexican cooking, including fruits, vegetables, chiles, and squash. The grocery section extends to Mexican snack foods with an assortment of chips and cookies alongside a fridge stocked with traditional Mexican soft drinks and beers. A butcher counter features in-house-made chorizo sausages, pre-seasoned carne asada, pork carnitas, and other meats ready for grilling. The bakery area will provide baked items from La Union Bakery, such as breads, empanadas, and churros. Additionally, the grocery includes an espresso machine for Cuban coffee drinks, with prices like a basic latte set at $2.49, offering a competitive option for coffee drinkers in the area.

Really good place, cute and small but it had everything I was looking for. The staff was very…read morehelpful.

Best farmers market ever! They do such a great job hosting and making each market fun and a little…read moredifferent every time. I follow them on Instagram to stay updated on where their markets will be next. They also feature vendors ahead of time, which is great for both customers and the vendors. They rotate locations throughout Fort Lauderdale, which keeps things interesting. They also incorporate fun themes and events like ladies nights on Wednesdays and yoga on Sundays, along with other special events. I usually attend their markets at Huizenga Park, and it's the perfect setup. There's a great variety of vendors, especially on a sunny Sunday, and the location itself is ideal. They're there every other weekend, which is awesome. I've been three times now. While there are a few returning vendors who are my favorites, I also get to discover new ones each time and try new things. Highly recommend checking them out. These markets are awesome!

Nice little market with some hidden gems along the walk. Bought some amazing sourdough bread there…read moreand I saw a lot of fresh eggs and nice crafts. The knitted stuffed animals were so cool and reasonably priced. I'll be back next time I'm in the area ! Easy parking as well !

The Cove Farmer's Market is a new, local market held in the Cove Shopping Center off of Hillsboro…read moreBoulevard in Deerfield Beach every Saturday through May from 9 AM to 1 PM. This market was created to offer small businesses a chance to sell local products. There were two aisles of tents selling a variety of items including juice shots, sugar cane, fish dip, ceviche, conch salad, guacamole, cheese, coffee, bread, pastries, bagels, microgreens, produce, orchids, healthy desserts, jerky, Balkan Breakfast, World Famous Cakes, raw honey, jewelry, acai, and more. I was really intrigued by the microgreens as I was recently thinking of ways I could incorporate more into my diet. I was also especially happy to see a favorite vendor, Doctor Pickles. With the variety of vendors, this market is well worth checking out if you are in the area. It is also surrounded by great dining and shopping options in the Cove. If there is a drawback, it is that parking in the Cove can be a difficult experience. The tight lanes are often blocked by people waiting for a car to pull out. Also while the parking is free, you still have to register your vehicle at a parking kiosk for a two hour maximum in order to prevent people from using the Cove to leave their cars while they attend other area events.

If you love fungi (mushrooms), the rare place I found a vendor. I bought the best Oyster mushrooms…read moreand made this delish dish.

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!