My husband and I were looking for an adventure on a Saturday morning. We decided to drive down…read morechrome and see if we can come across any fresh fruit or somewhere to have lunch. We came across tropical village farm. There was plenty of parking, which is great. As you walk in, it's large and airy. They had a lot of different fruits and even fruit trees. We ended up buying a pepper tree as well as some fried Chicharron. The Chicharron was delicious. They had a lot of different options with some at reasonable pricing. I would definitely stop in again when in the area.

Best milkshakes in Krome the guanabana is awesome. Cuban style Hot food plates as well. Give them…read morea try.

Got a great soursop. Very nice workers. The store is very nice and peaceful to sit in!read more

Friendly service, better to come in June to September for more tropical fruit varieties. They only…read moregot sabuchet & milk fruits in April.

It is the only place I have been able to find what I want as far as vegetables and fruits. GREAT…read moreVARIETY I have done purchases at this place for 26 years when I moved to this area. I guess that can give you an idea that I like it a lot.

This place is phenomenal the variety extreme, customer service is very good. The freshness always.read more

This was a cool produce stand. They had some of the fruits a larger, popular produce stand in the…read morearea had but with less congestion. The lady who helped me was quite nice too. They have anonas, pumpkin, red papaya, Thai bananas, Mamey, sapote, longan, guava, plants, jellies, candy, etc. I found it refreshing versus felling hurried. Everything is neat and of good quality.

If you're heading south toward the Everglades or anywhere near Everglades City, a stop at Robert Is…read moreHere is absolutely non-negotiable. This iconic fruit stand is a true South Florida institution. From the moment you pull in, it feels like stepping into a charming, old-school roadside market bursting with color and character. Crates overflow with vibrant tropical fruits, the air smells sweet and fresh, and the whole place has that nostalgic, family-run charm you just don't find everywhere anymore. The mamey milkshake is my go-to and hands down my favorite. It's unbelievably thick, creamy, and packed with rich tropical flavor. One sip and you'll understand why it's legendary. Beyond the milkshakes, they carry incredible local honey, homemade sauces, unique jams, fresh shallots, beautiful vegetables, and perfectly ripe fruits. The exotic fruit selection alone is worth the trip. you'll discover varieties you didn't even know existed. What makes it even more special is that Robert himself is often there, still working and interacting with customers. It adds such a personal touch. Everyone on staff is genuinely kind, welcoming, and happy to answer questions or offer recommendations. Don't skip the back area, there's a small petting zoo where you can buy feed and interact with the animals, which makes it a fun stop for families and kids. It's more than just a fruit stand . it's an experience. A must-visit South Florida classic.

Robberies Are Here is more like it…read more We stopped at Robert Is Here for what should have been a fun family experience. Instead, we left with a smashed rental car window, 1,500 dollars in stolen valuables, and a ruined vacation. Our car was broken into while parked directly in front of the property -- in plain sight. We weren't even there for 15 minutes. When we asked about security camera footage that might help identify who did this, we were told the cameras don't work. Let that sink in. A high-traffic tourist destination with non-functional security cameras and apparently zero deterrent for criminals who clearly know this area is an easy target. This isn't a random isolated incident -- this is a known problem and the owners have done nothing meaningful to protect their customers. Working cameras, security presence, adequate signage warning visitors of the risk -- none of it. Just a cute fruit stand with a dangerous parking lot and zero accountability. (To be fair, the employees seemed remorseful, and gave us some trash bags and tape to cover the window.) Save yourself. Buy your fruit somewhere else. No smoothie is worth what this visit cost us.

A quiet peaceful place tucked away in Homestead FL with a slight deviation from your travel to…read moreeither Everglades or Keywest. The place has some tropical fruits and if you are a fruit lover, you are bound to enjoy the fresh and exotic fruits that tingle your sense of taste that you miss, especially if you were born and raised in a tropical country. They have jackfruits, sapodilla, sugarcane, lychee, guava, coconut and more. We tried a few and made stops twice at this place. If I'm in the area, I would definitely visit again and if I lived nearby, I would ve stopping by weekly to get my fresh fruits.

We were attracted to this farm by the fruit trees & fresh fruits they seemingly had, but aside from…read morethe longan was was extremely delicious--- most items were frozen imports. The produce is exotic & good though. I bought 8 jugs of sugarcane for $25 each & the caps weren't even sealed just placed on top. They all expired within 3 days & it was a complete waste of money. The produce lasted two days.

Terrible! The Chicharrones were cold and the tamal was so dry and full of water. Will definitely…read morenot be coming to this place again. Oh yea and there juice are 4.50 and they are the small cups.

If your in Homestead and have time to kill stop by this spot and treat yourself to a great all…read morenatural fruit juice. I had Papaya juice and it did not disappoint. It was exactly what was needed on a hot day. So when you get there you find a little surprise inside, they have a full restaurant inside. I was too full from the food festival to grab some food but it looked delicious/ smelled amazing and ppl were buying a few plates to go. So I will be back!!

For most members of the public, their only encounter with Bee Heaven will be at farmer's markets in…read moreMiami-Dade County. For a lucky few (and I'm one!), membership in the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) group will get them a box of organic fruits and vegetables from South Florida organic sources during the November-April growing season. Egg and honey shares are available too. One box I received this year had Florida sea salt! (who knew?) The CSA shares can either be picked up at the farm, or at various delivery sites in Miami-Dade, Broward and the Keys. During the summer, weekly emails list what summer fruits are available for purchase at the farm. Just sign up on the web site for notifications. This week I picked up two varieties of carambola (starfruit), passionfruit, longans (like small leechees) and tropical fruit honey. There are almost always avacados available in the summer. Keep in mind that this is not a tourist attraction. It is a working farm, with the associated dirt roads, mud, bugs, etc. Don't wear your dancing shoes.

Week 7 of our CSA membership and I am very happy with my decision to join. You don't choose what…read moreyou receive each week, but I prefer that. I am finding new favorites and getting creative with the food I prepare. Everything you receive in your box is organic and from a local farm. We receive the small share and I believe it's plenty for two people.

Everything our group had was really tasty! I had falafels which can be dry but these were…read moredelicious. Highly recommend!

Looking for a good wrap in the area and found this place. Decided to give it a try. It's in a strip…read moremall and there's plenty of parking. When I entered I was greeted immediately and was give a little tester of a juice they had. It was good! I ordered the chicken Caesar wrap to go. My order was made quickly and I was out the door shortly after. I didn't realize it came with chips too. The chicken in the wrap was good, my only personal preference would have been more dressing in the wrap. It was a little dry to me but no big deal I know how to order it next time!