This place is a hidden gem. OMG! I was surrounded by delicious fruits just dangling all over. If…read moreyou like fresh Longan and mango and you wish to see them on the tree and be able to pick them yourself this is the place! I called prior to arrival which you MUST do. The owner answered my call within 2 ring. She spoke English that I understood well and she was friendly and helpful. I forgot her name but both she and her husband came out to greet us and a couple other families. She pointed us to some buckets with wheels and gave us a cutter. She will also weigh the fruits for you. She is very fair with her prices. It's easy to get carried away and pick 20-30lbs of fruits but for just the 2 of us, we hauled out 13lbs of Longan. Yippee!! There's other fruits too such as bananas, sugar apples, jackfruit, mango, milk fruit but sadly they weren't ready yet. They do allow you to walk around on your own and take photos which was a lot of fun if it hadn't been so hot & humid. Do bring plenty of water. Maybe a bottle of spray water if you have it. Leave your purse in the car so you can be hands free. Spray some mosquito spray and sun screen if you aren't used to Florida weather. Otherwise have fun!!

Sweet and juicy fruits. Easy to park and find. Need reservations. Don't come with a lot of choices…read moretho

As we're renovating the landscaping at the front of our home, we wanted to incorporate more fruit…read moretrees. We found D's Fruit Trees through Yelp recommendations and made the drive down. Be advised... you'll drive into a residential community, which may be confusing, but keep going. D has a massive lot with all types of healthy looking fruit trees at various ages. He was able to teach us about best practices for placement and care of our new avocado tree, and was also able to answer our questions about the vision for our yard. D does consultation for creating food forests and also will source and deliver whatever you need. We look forward to purchasing more flourishing trees from him in the future!

Great selection of fruit trees! They even had peaches! I was very impressed by the space. A little…read morehidden gem with nice staff and they even had a friendly kitty!

Always a fun time to go with my family and see what is ready to harvest! They have a massive…read morepassion fruit vine- it was so interesting to seen how they grow. Prices are reasonable.

May have been late in the season but nothing much to pick in March. The field…read moreCould be in better condition.

So I grew up with the old location and had mixed feelings about going to the new one, to be honest…read more But I was happy to know the taste and recipe are the same. I enjoyed an outing with my cousins here and treated myself to a dozen rolls and a vanilla shake. There's space to just hang out, enjoy some other sweet treats available by a food truck, and sit down on benches. Leashed doggies we're here to accompany and made some friends along the way. The menu has stayed the same with pies, rolls, and breads. Not all veggies are available they use to have but still the mos5 "popular" veggies remain. They still seperate the baked items from the shakes and drinks. I came on a weekend and there was practically no line which was unusual for me but appreciated. The smells, tasted, and feels are still the same. I'm glad someone took over but kept the tradition.

I heard a lot of great things about this place so I was excited to finally come and try it. Upon…read moregetting there I thought it was cute, but honestly I am not sure where all of the hype stems from. We waited 40 min in line on a random Thursday to try their cinnamon rolls. While I thought it was a pretty solid cinnamon roll, there was nothing really overly exciting about it. It was just a decent cinnamon roll. We also tried the strawberry milkshake and I will say that was also pretty good, especially on a hot Florida afternoon. I appreciated the real strawberry flavor. Additionally there wasn't a lot to do when we got there. Maybe it was because we were there at the end of the season, but from what I could tell there wasn't really only the bakery and milkshakes. Again, solid option but I had heard so much about this place and just don't quite understand the viral nature of this place. But overall a good thing to do to spend an open late afternoon

We found Paleta Mania a few months ago, and we have never stopped going. We have taken many of our…read morefriends to go have this frozen delight. The establishment is located in an odd kind of a place, it is in a strip where it is mainly homes on both sides. It's a new neighborhood in Kendall. Close to Baptist Hospital West Kendall. The inside is always immaculate, they have an area for children to play and sit. I have tried the BlackBerry with condensed milk on the inside, I have also tried the passionfruit with condensed milk on the inside. I love both. My husband loves their coffee flavored treat with condensed milk on top. We will continue to be frequent visitors of this delicious Balita place.

Heard so much about this place and had to come by and try it!! It is in a neighborhood, family…read moreoriented, nice size business. The ambiance was very nice. Loved the "little people " section. The paletas are made in their wear house every other day . They are always mixing up the flavor choices to suit the customers pallets. A Very sweet and attentive lady, Daniela, suggested several things. Each sounded better than the next!! I decided to go with the coconut with leche condensada and my daughter chose cookies and cream with Nutella!!! What delicious choices! It is a little pricey but worth the Deliciousness that they have to offer. If ever in the area I suggest you try it , you won't be disappointed!!

I'm so happy to have found Tinez farms! It's very far from my home but well worth the drive. My…read morehusband and I continued to say how this is the most well kept farm we've gone to with our young son. We went with our family on Easter morning and it was perfect. I also looove how they did many rounds of Easter egg hunts so that all the kiddos could truly enjoy and gather a sufficient amount of eggs. We will be back soon and I encourage any locals to visit their beautiful grounds. The animals look happy and well kept.

We visited Tinez Farms for the first time this month to enjoy their Fall Festival. It was such a…read morefun experience! The pumpkin patch was beautiful, and there were so many engaging activities for kids. My baby had a blast feeding the farm animals, riding the cow train, and jumping with me in the bounce house. This farm is also perfect for photos! Every section is so beautifully decorated. The food was also amazing! I had the burger and coconut water, which were both delicious. We can't wait to return for their winter activities. Highly recommend this place for family fun!

Great little meat market, they carry a variety of meat and seafood. Highly recommend their Picanaread more

We came here to purchase meat for a family get-together this last Saturday and came away very…read morepleasantly satisfied with the quality of meats and the prices. As is typical of these meat markets, it was busy on Saturday with people lining up to purchase from the meat counter. 3 order takers were doing a good job of keeping things moving along fairly smoothly. We purchased entraña limpia (trimmed skirt steak) that has the silver skin (gristle) removed for $8.99 per pound. This is the more expensive cut than the entraña sin limpiar which is $6.99 per pound but you'll have to trim it at home. This can be quite a chore so be careful when ordering between the two. The packages range in size from 3-7 pounds. I bought a large 7lb package which was enough to serve about 10 people. The quality of the meat was excellent and very flavorful, equal if not better in quality than the choice cuts available in the higher end supermarkets and $2-$3 per pound cheaper. I grilled them up that afternoon and everyone raved about the flavor! We also purchased an excellent whole salmon filet for $5.99 per pound which we cooked Sunday evening. Although it was frozen and cryo-packed, It tasted fresh and was flaky and flavorful. At this price, the salmon was a bargain. Lastly, we also bought a 28 oz. pack of Don Quixote dry chorizo for $9.99 which is another bargain! So why only 4 stars? Well, it's because of the way this place us set up. You have put in your order at the counter where your given a numbered receipt for your order, you then go to another line where you go to the cashier and pay while another guy is pulling your items from their cold storage area. You never see your merchandise until you've paid for it. This kind of bugs me but I'll grin and bear it if I can enjoy these quality products at these bargain prices. I'll be coming back to sample their other meats and seafood offerings again very soon.

I'm always hesitant about going to places that have live animals due to treatment reasons. I want…read morethe animals to be well taken care of and not in horrible conditions. I'd say about 65%-75% were in reasonable enclosures. I will say some of the animals, especially the one camel by itself with the cows was really picking on the cows and it made me feel so bad for them being chased around a small space. There was also a gator that had lacerations on its arm, and there were way too many in one small enclosure. They had an opportunity for you to take pictures with two baby gators, but they literally just had them sitting in a tank with tape on their mouth and it was maybe a 40 gallon tank which is what I keep my pet lizard in by himself. If I could, I'd give a 3.5 stars because it was still an interesting experience,, there was a lot of things to see and a lot of stuff to do. We did paintball we wrote on the train. We checked out all the animals the fish and I think my favorite part was the aviary. All the birds were able to roam freely and were following us around to see if we had food. as far as cost, it's a really accessible price and you have access to a lot of different things, but I do question the animal treatment.

What a great little spot! We recently discovered it during our annual Homestead exploration and…read morewere immediately welcomed by our server, Ruth, who shared the history of the restaurant and even let us sample their homemade honey. We had breakfast--steak, eggs, hot Cuban toast with butter, and café con leche--and we were stuffed by the time we left. Absolutely delicious. There's also a small, kid-friendly playground further into the property that requires a fee to enter, but we didn't check it out this time--maybe next visit. Head over to By Brothers for breakfast. It's amazing!

We drive far for this restaurant - we love it…read more Fried grouper and fried shrimp were the best. Caribbean Mahi was great, but wish they had snapper and. sauce had more flavor. Wicked tuna ceviche was great, but drowning in dressing. I'll ask for less next time and it will be perfect

Food: The only fresh fish was snapper; lobster tail was frozen and cost per pound was 2x the MP;…read morewe ordered the special $29.99 and the blackened grouper sandwich. Disclaimer: I really wanted to like this place especially because of the location and reviews. The cook (definitely not a chef) had the oil to hot so was the grill that my grouper was cooked on; you could smell the oil. The snapper was overcooked my sandwich was inedible. The table that came in after us ordered conch fritters; they were burnt too! She tasted one and put it down. Service: ok Ambiance: It loves to reference the Keys kinda of cute; clean; fresh seafood questionable. HARD PASS!

Here at Pinto's Farm in the Redlands area of Miami, FL, I'd like to highlight two sections around…read morethe grounds that made for a worthwhile visit. The first part is the paddle boats. Designed to accommodate 2 passengers, leisurely float down the tropical inlet of a man-made river. Riders can enjoy unlimited paddling trips and it's a nice way to appreciate nature, surrounded by colorfully green waters and palm trees. Next area of the farm to check out is the Petting Zoo. Quickly grab the attentions of goats and sheep by purchasing a small bucket of hay for $5. The animals are not shy and they have endless appetites. Pinto's Farm also has a race track, pony and tractor rides. The Brewery House offers food and refreshments and Pinto's Ice Cream Truck sells handcrafted milkshakes. General admission is $20 per person on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Overall, Pinto's Farm is a pleasant way to spend a few quality hours within the suburban community of Miami, FL.

Fun for kids and surprisingly enjoyable for adults too…read more We ended up at Pinto's Farm somewhat by accident while in the area, and we were glad we did. It's clearly geared toward kids, but we still had a good time as adults. We were able to pet the goats and sheep and talk with one of the staff members, who was friendly, patient, and happy to answer our questions. It made the visit feel welcoming rather than just a quick walk-through. There are a few growing pains, it seems. Some areas could use clearer signage, and the place felt a bit understaffed at times but nothing that ruined the experience. Overall, it's a worthwhile visit. Adults will enjoy it, and kids will almost certainly love it.