East Coast Farms and Vegetables is a family owned business that grows, packs, and sells produce…read more They typically wholesale to the food industry. They pack and ship under the names of Private Labels, East Coast Farms, and Broadline. East Coast has one of the only year-round cold storage packing facilities located in Florida. Their 38,000 square foot cold storage and packing warehouse allows them to sell to food service companies, wholesalers, and brokers. I was scrolling through Facebook when I received a notice that East Coast was offering a $10 box of produce on Saturday. I am always looking to incorporate more vegetables into my diet and with Thanksgiving coming up it seemed to perfect time to try them. The building is clearly marked and boxes were sold from 10 AM until they ran out. I was greeted with a smile and a hearty hello. All you have to do is drive around the warehouse, pop the trunk, hand them the money, they put your box in, and away you go. When I got home my box was still cold and in it I received 3 ears of corn, 3 large carrots, 2 cucumbers, 2 zucchini, 2 large yellow squash, 2 peppers, 2 onions, and asparagus. The sweet potatoes are so large that they are all I need for Thanksgiving dinner and I look forward to baking a loaf of zucchini bread tomorrow. I have an awesome prosciutto and pasta recipe for the asparagus. A family member saw the squash and wanted to know how I found such large ones. The produce is so fresh and super sized. I feel like I got a bargain. The box was practically paid with the asparagus and peppers alone compared to what Publix charges for just those two vegetables. I am super happy with my purchase and will definitely be back.

This place was easy to find -- on Lantana Road just west of Jog Road. There are signs to the…read moreentrance. As you drive in, a (masked) young man hands you an order form with what's available for the day. You fill out the form as your car is in line. They were out of the first $10 veggie box with avocados and butternut squash, but we figured we'd get the second box with a small watermelon and zucchini instead. We also added on peaches and some eggplant. When we got to the head of the line by the tented area, a young gal takes your order form and your cash. They then deliver your order to your opened car trunk. When we got home, we saw what was in the box and the rest of the order. The extras -- the eggplants were small but that's fine. The peaches looked wonderful -- but were hard as rocks. I cut a couple up to try with whipped cream. So disappointing. I'm hoping they'll ripen a bit. If not, I'll cook them or use in a pie or cobbler. If my experience was solely based on the peaches, I'm not sure I'd come back. In our $10 box, were 4 apples, 3 onions, 4 small sweet potatoes, a zucchini with a chunk missing, a large acorn squash, 3 cubanelle peppers, and small watermelon. We are so hoping that the watermelon is sweet... I think you have to get a few combos to find out which of their products you like. That way you can decided if it's better to order "a la carte" or stick with the prepackaged boxes. Now, to find some recipes to use my new set of veggies! I'm so glad these farms decided to do this to raise money when their normal sources were not using as much of their produce. It's a great idea -- for all of us. Plus it gets us to eat more veggies!

This cute little farmer's market was great. It opens early and closes in the afternoon. It was…read moreright under the bridge. The parking was limited, not to many space. I enjoyed my time there. It was nice. The market had many different types of stands. They had someone singing, vegetables, coconut water, fruits, coffee, jamaican food, pet treats, clothing, custome made cards and many other stands.The first stand whose aroma greats you is the BBQ stand. Ga's Smoking BBQ. That stand smelled so good. It put me on a trance. Friends Products was the vendor I tried. I had the spinach artichoke garlic spread with the chips. It was delicious. It was vegan. I tried it and bought it. I was that hooked on it lol. The vendors were all very nice. They educated me on things. Everyone here was friendly. I enjoyed the service and the experience I had here.

Open 52 weeks / year. I love the almond croissants there, and the microgreens sometimes to be found…read moreamong its offerings.

Honestly I'm so happy I found this market. It's a bit out of my way but whenever I am in the area I…read morewill make sure to pass by every time to stock up on fresh produce! Also if you're like me and care about the environment, this place is great for zero waste shopping since they have bulk beans/legumes and other pantry staples!

Great produce, great prices, small location, but worth the stop if you're looking for fresh food…read more Employees were nice, will be back

This is a Spanish supermarket with nice meat, fish, and produce departments. Plus they have all…read moreyour favorite Latin groceries. The front of the market opens up to the outside. In one corner is a place for fresh cut up fruits -- in smoothies and other concoctions. There's a case with bakery goods. And some cooked foods. Contrary to previous reviews, the fried chicken place is no longer here. Instead there is an Argentinian Picanha restaurant (where we ate lunch). See the separate review. As we browsed the market, we noticed some prices were quite high while others were reasonable. We wound up getting some wonderful baby bok choy, some hamburger, and some steaks. We will be back...

The Victoria Green Market is near the campus of Palm Beach State College in Palm Springs Fl. There…read moreis free parking out front. This farmers market/grocery store has a Latin influence. Attached to the market but independently owned is the Ying Korean Chicken Street Food Style restaurant. There is also a phone fix it kiosk at the entrance to the market. Th inside of the market was clean and well organized. There is a fresh juice and smoothie stand. The rest of the market is the typical grocery store items along with produce and a meat counter. The produce looked fresh and they had some interesting things you might not find everywhere like sugar cane stalks and chicharon pasta. They even sold pots and pans. The groceries however were very expensive. For example a small bottle of sesame oil was $12. With so many businesses in one spot this was still an interesting stop.

I was in the area and spotted this bright yellow barn looking building and saw that they had fresh…read moreproduce so I stopped to check them out. There is a large parking lot in front and the building is open to allow fresh air to pass through but there is no air conditioning. Inside are bins of produce, the typical supermarket varieties of fruits and vegetables. They also sell plants, large pots, frozen pasta, pantry items, spices and seasonings, McCoy's honey, fresh herbs, and roasted peanuts. There is a discounted produce section which was a bargain. The regular fruit and vegetables however were more than I have been paying at Aldi's where they look fresher. Outside there are some plants next to the parking lot that are being used for a botanical study. I am always checking out different farmer's markets for cooking inspiration but I can't say I really found any here.

I purchased two tomatoe plants last week. They both died when I planted them at home. I went today…read moreand bought another one. I politely asked if this one died, could I return it. The woman, very very coldly replied, "no.." What happened to friendly service??

Great Farmers Market!! The açaí bowls are cheap and the best in West Palm, service was very fast…read moreand made to order food was fresh and delicious! Highly recommend!

West Palm Beach store is not very big. Large selection of wine and for some reason potato chips…read more.. I'd prefer more fruits and vegetables. Prices are very high...

Want to try the best mangos? This is the place! They have over 300 varieties of mangos! CASH ONLY…read morebtw My husband found this place on Google and decided to try it. We got there and they had some Edward mangos available to purchase. They let us try some mangos and we bought some. It was $5 a lbs. The first day we went we got a bag for $22 and we went back there two days later and bought another bag for $20 and ended up bringing a little tree home for $40 (Dwarf Hawaiian) - can't wait to see my little tree growing! The Edward mangos were delicious! It was flavorful and fiberless. Yum! The workers are very knowledgeable and very nice. They explained about the magos and how to care for them. Definitely coming back to get some more when I'm in the area. They also ship fruits and trees!

I bought 7 healthy mango trees, best place to get your mangos and or trees. The grafted trees are…read morelooking great and they informed us how to take care of them. They are very friendly and helpful! Will recommend 10/10

We are BIG FANS of their tortilla chips that we buy from Bedner's! We decided to check out their…read morestore and we are so happy that we did! We met the family of the family-run operation; and it is true that everything is made with LOVE! We ordered steak tacos, spicy salsa, pico de gallo, guacamole - and everything was DELICIOUS! We also stocked up on more tortilla chips and blue corn/yellow corn tortillas to make enchiladas at home! We are so happy that we stopped there; and met them! I only wish we lived closer, but we will definitely go back when we run out of their chips and tortillas at home! Thank you for all that you do!

This place is a hidden gem. They quietly supply wonderful chips, salsa, guacamole and very special…read moretacos and a few other items to go, you're enjoying the real thing here. Take out only. Yellow and blue corn tortillas. All minimally processed and healthy. The Patron Claudia insure the quality stays high as we've enjoyed their daily offerings since opening. You'll be wonderfully satisfied after eating here. It's the best!1