Go immediately to Bedner's and pick up some of their Fresh Corn on the Cob... OGM! So sweet!!…read more Delicious!!! I like how they send you emails to let you know what's coming off the farm on the weekend... worked on me. Also, I wanted to pick up some Ice Cream from Sutton Milk Farm, a dairy farm in Okeechobee that makes amazing, fresh, ice cream. Both the Vanilla and Mint Chocolate Chip were fantastic. BTW, they also carry Duci Gelato if you can't make it to their place on Congress. That's the beauty of Bedner's Farm Markets... they search out the top quality items for sale at the store... and of course, the great produce, from their farms and other local farms. Just look at the beautiful veggies! Now, do yourself a favor... go pick up some corn! VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I'd been seeing ads for their Lemonade blueberries that got me so curious to try them out so I made…read morethe 40 minute drive up to their Del Ray location before they got sold out. They have 3 locations (Boynton Beach, Del Ray and West Palm) and I had been meaning to check them out for some time. I'm glad I did. The store itself isn't all that big but they do pack a lot of unique produce items, some hard to find. The produce is super fresh and some of the pricing is cheaper than big box supermarkets, while others are more pricey. In the end it evens out but you get local farm fresh produce and that's a win win. By the way, the lemonade blueberries were a pleasant surprise. I thought they would be on the tart side but they were refreshingly sweet. Happy I stopped in and will definitely come back!

So great!!! They had really nice sized herbs, I bought rue, mint and lemongrass . I was not…read moreexpecting to find those and it was such a nice surprise. Packed my car front and back.

Really well kept plant and produce market with a vast array of plants, both indoor and out…read more We purchased seeded watermelons, which were excellent. The prices were reasonable. Will definitely be back.

I've been going to the downtown Delray Beach location from time to time and decided to check this…read morelocation out. I know some like this one better, while it's fine, I prefer the Delray location... it's got all the fruit and veg from their farm as well as some prepared foods... also, more convenient for me. While it's the season, I'm hooked on the corn on the cob... amazing stuff.

It was a beautiful day and I enjoyed walking around Bedner's Farm. Rows & rows of ripe strawberry…read morefields, cornfields, sunflowers, tomatoes & peppers. I picked up a basket and some shears and picked produce. Tractor rides, dining events, warm delicious apple cider donuts.... I came for pots of fresh herbs, unfortunately now they just have cut herbs. Somehow I managed to spend over $60 on delicious shrimp corn chowder, and bags of pristine produce.

Average quality, high prices. Their old location was bomb and this one is a dud…read more In my humble opinion, the pompano store rocked. 80% of their items were fair priced and 20% were great bargains! They always encouraged me to come back, and I did. Quality is OK day-of. Most of it needs to be eaten quickly. For instance their watermelon or mangoes wont be good after a week. That's fine but $5.99/small melon or $1/mango are almost as bad as publix. Not quite but almost. Where's the deals? If its expensive, Where's the high quality? I respect their game and wish them luck but sadly its a closed chapter for me. Its not that im not going to return out of spite, but I wont be returning simply because there's no point to. Theres no deals or anything amazing anymore. Best of luck

More like a 2.5 today. It's sad because I really liked shopping here…read more I don't know what happened to the store. They used to have beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables, a nice freezer section. I even bought a tomato tree here once. I don't come often since it's not close, but every once in a while when I'm going to Costco, I'll just drive down a little bit further and stop in and pick up some things. I was so disappointed today. They've gotten rid of 99% of freezer section and they have the old cases for sale, so that's the end of that. Today they had long tables of garbage thrown on top and I'm not quite sure what it was, but people were digging through like it was some flea market garage sale. The entire store has changed and in my opinion not for the better. I was able to pick up a couple of avocados at 3 for a $1, a bag of potatoes so I can make mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving, some tomatoes, and that's about it. I did notice that they had a table full of hot pickle tomatoes that expired 9/20/2025 so that did it for me. I don't understand why you would put out food no matter what price it is, after the expiration date. The other thing that bothered me was the 4% fee for credit card. I know as a fact, if you have the right credit card processing you pay 1.9%. They also had a tip jar at the check out...for what... so the salaried employee can slide your purchases across a scanner and you can put the items in the bags you bring. No one packs your bags here and they don't even have plastic or paper bags. With all the fees, the prices aren't any less than TJs or Aldi. I know now, I don't ever have to drive down here again.

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.

Found this mobile produce market when I was driving up Clint Moore to 441. Never knew they were…read morethere and so glad I found them. Closer to me than the drive through market in Lantana and the produce is exceptional. Bought one of the $10 boxes and it was packed with fresh produce. Green beans, zucchini, yellow squash, peppers cucumbers tomatoes, potatoes, giant carrots and a big onion. The corn is packaged 6 ears for $5. The ears are huge. Also available was squash for $2 and a big butternut squash for $3. $20 fruit boxes are offered too. Packed with cantaloupe, bananas, oranges, avocados, blueberries and more. The drive through is set up for easy pickup. Just follow the path and you will see the daily choices available, Employees are masked and gloved. They come to the window, you place the order and it's put directly inside your trunk. Cash only. Everyone was so nice and helpful. I prefer to support local farmers over the grocery stores and this was an excellent choice.

Saw this location in a post on Facebook and thought we'd check them out for their produce boxes as…read morethey are closer than the ones in Lantana. All I can say is wow! We got one of their boxes for $10 and added some corn and a watermelon. The corn were packaged 10 ears for $5. The ears are huge. You can also get a half of a package. I figured what we don't eat right away, I can cut off the cob and use in muffins or freeze. The watermelon was $5 as well and it too is quite large. Maybe the size of a basketball? I'm guessing. We won't know until we cut into it whether it's sweet or not. But it too is a very good price. The produce box was packed full! A separate wrapped package of fresh green beans; 2 cucumbers, 2 zucchini's, red and green and yellow peppers, poblano and Cubano peppers; a couple tomatoes... (I'll have Roy F post the pictures as my app is still wonky). Easy pickup -- everyone is masked and gloved. Cash only. They take your money and your order then put everything in your trunk or back seat as requested. Everyone was so nice. And we are so glad we "supported local" farmers and got some great fresh produce at the same time.

The Southwest Ranches Farmer's Market is located in the same lot as Haute Coffee and Mr. Rotisserie…read morefood trucks. It gets very crowded on the weekend making parking a bit of a challenge. This family owned farmers market is in it's own small building. It was very interesting to me because this is the first place I found that sells raw milk. It is not something I personally drink but advocates claim that the pasteurization of milk destroys the nutrients, enzymes, and good bacteria. Benefits of raw milk may include more nutrients, improved digestion, and enhanced immune function. Others believe that the benefits are outweighed by health risks associated with consuming raw dairy products. The raw products sold here state they are not for human consumption. In addition to raw milk they also sell raw milk kefir, raw yogurt, raw cheese, raw butter, and raw milk ice cream. Other products they sell include organic produce grown in Southwest Ranches, local honey, hormone free and grass fed meat and seafood, farm fresh eggs, bath and beauty products, bread, and fresh made key lime pies. Staff was on hand to helpfully answer customers questions. I do believe that food is medicine and that it can heal you. This market subscribes to that philosophy. It is a niche for people who don't mind paying more to know where there food comes from, want clean ingredients, or are into a particular lifestyle choice. If you are looking for a large selection or inexpensive prices, this is probably not for you but I enjoyed my visit.

This farmers market is a good place to come on a weekend. There are a lot of different food spots…read moreas well as the actual grocery market. The food itself is pretty expensive in the market. They carry eggs, fresh meat. Anything that you would expect to see that has all been raised on a farm. Other than that, there is a Haute coffee truck, a Venezuelan empanada shop, a sandwich place, a middle eastern truck and more. As I am a fan of the coffee place, I ordered a coffee. It was a bit on the sweeter side, but they had really cool flavors. I got the praline latte. The Venezuelan empanadas were great and I would definitely get them again.

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.

Gorgeous produce at a great price point. I could spend hours there! Everything looks fresh and…read moredelicious.