Love this market. Reminds me of back home in NY. People are wonderful. Produce is always fresh,…read morethey have an actual butcher you pick your fresh meat from! Don't hesitate, go now!!!

Everything was good for the most part. Ordered sandwiches at the deli and the lady was not very…read morefriendly. When I tried telling her what toppings "lettuce, tomatoe" she rudely said "everything that comes on it" we said yes. Turns out that includes nothing. We get home to sandwiches with meat and bread only. She cut me off to proceed to make them incorrectly. $10 for subs that don't have anything on them? Not worth the price or wait.

This is a real working ranch and farm. They have a large…read morestrawberry orchid to pick your own. Other times of the year there are blueberry and blackberries to pick. They also sell local produce and sides of beef. The staff gives you buckets to fill with strawberries There are three different types of strawberries spread out in different sections. Some are sweeter than others. There were no signs posted to differentiate them. . We picked all types. After you are finished they will bag and weigh your strawberries, and you will pay by weight. Picking strawberries is a good deal of work, walking on uneven ground and constantly bending to pick. The season runs from December to March, so the temperature is nice. The best way to store the strawberries is in the refrigerator, unwashed, and covered. The ones we picked have so far lasted one week and still taste fresh.

The local farm near me for strawberry picking seems to never be open when both my hubby and I are…read moreoff work. JG Ranch is about an hour and a half away from me, and was the only place open when we had the time, and it was definitely worth the drive. The ranch was pretty easy to find, just a drive down a dirt road following signs to the farm. You pass some chickens on the drive up that you can park and feed for no charge. There's a mailbox that was full of bread upon our arrival, and we also brought our own bread scraps as the website said we could. Pulling up to the farm, you see lots of rows of beautiful bushes as well as a bunch of big ol cows and some babies. :) You can feed the cows for free from a bin of leaves or have a little lunch at one of the tables by the cows. The farm itself is lovely. They're currently in their strawberry season, where you can hand pick strawberries into a bucket, and you're charged by pound. $3.75/lb. Not bad! Behind the entrance they had other veggies available for picking such as kale, rainbow chard, cabbage, lettuce, etc. When we came, a very friendly woman showed us the four different strawberries they had available: wild strawberries, strawberries for chocolate dipping, big giant strawberries good for making juices or drinks, and super juicy strawberries that are supposed to spoil faster. She was super helpful and showed us how the farm was also labeled with markers so we would always know which strawberries are in front of us. One of the farmers was in the back tending to the strawberries and showed us an easy way to pick them off the stem, and he also gave me a big beautiful strawberry that he picked for himself. Paying was easy as they took card with no fee. The payment area was inside a shop with other fresh produce and some baked goods. I know here you can also inquire about fresh meats. Overall we had a wonderful experience here picking strawberries. They also have a blackberry and blueberry season!

Best homemade pickle and lots of nice fresh fruits and veggies that are in season.the people…read morerunning it have been in the area for over 15 years

This has become the Saturday routine for the wife and I to visit here. There is always something…read morenew to look at, even if you don't find something to buy, the people watching is 1st rate and you will most likely see "Florida Man/Woman" while waking though the market. The market itself is mostly covered, and there is a bar and band stand. There is also various food vendors including a bakery and hot dog stand, as well as whatever boiled peanuts are. Can't really expect anything more out of a Flea Market.

This place is a wreck. I used to go there as a kid and this is just so run down. Over priced to…read morerent a space. I really wanted to like it. There are some good vendors, but the flea market itself needs to be fixed up. A lot.

I'm on a healthcare plus I have two disabled children with severe autism. Their consumption and…read morediet is very important to me. I do not want my children to grow up and have elements worse than they already do. This market has been amazing and has provided us with a way to enjoy a meal as a family while still being able to make things that our children are going to eat as well. This place has provided things that are hard to find sometimes that other markets, but they were nice enough in hand enough to order things without charging us or anything so I really happy with their service.

This store had everything I needed for my Asian recipes, and at reasonable prices. The place is…read moreclean, and the staff was so helpful. The manager took me to each item I needed, then we roamed around and bought more. On my, this is my go-to Asian market!

im a new here and have been comeing to shop at the store a few times already l and i can say i love…read morethe market best market ever the way they treat you is wounderful and i love the icecream and more very good please they will also wait for you if there closeing at 7 and you call them and say your close and on your way they will wait for you i recomend this market and i thank them for makeing me feel great when i shop here

From the owner: We believe in bringing freshness and quality to your table every day. Located at the heart of our…read morecommunity, we specialize in offering a wide selection of fresh meats, farm-fresh produce, and pantry essentials--all carefully sourced for their superior quality and offered at fair prices. Whether you're planning a gourmet meal or stocking up on everyday essentials, El Frezco is your go-to market for freshness you can taste and trust At El Frezco Supermarket, freshness and quality is a paramount. Located at the heart of Spring Hill, we offer a wide selection of fresh meats, fresh produce, and pantry essentials--all carefully sourced for their superior quality at a fair price. Whether you're planning a gourmet meal or stocking up on everyday esse

Do you want fresh vegetables? Do you want honey? Do you want seafood and meat and wild game? Then…read morethis is the place for you to come. To think this place is right around the corner for me. George Gifford is the owner. He is a very nice gentleman. This is such a unique store and market. If he doesn't have it, I bet you he can get it for you. I especially like produce because I'm trying to stay healthy but I like meat and seafood too. I will return very soon for all of these!!!

Every time I go in here the owner is so helpful and knowledgeable. Answers every question and gives…read moregreat insight in all My questions

Loved this super market , butcher and hot food. Clean and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy…read more Loved this super market , butcher and hot food. Clean and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy

The only thing that has changed is they have more choices of take out food. The Papa Rellenos and…read moreEmpanadas are delish as ever!!!!! Love this place!!!

This store is always clean and shelves are filled in a nice, orderly design. The food is of great…read morequality and reasonably priced. The employees here are pleasant and welcoming. The managers greet us with a smile, are professional, knowledgeable and always make us feel like VIP customers.

I usually enjoy shopping at Sprouts Farmers Market, though they do seem to be frequently out of…read morecertain items. Unfortunately, today's experience was disappointing and something I think management should be aware of. When we checked out, there was only one register open. The cashier, Johnny, was friendly and clearly working hard, but when he asked for help bagging from three nearby employees, he was ignored while they continued talking amongst themselves. I ended up bagging my own groceries, which I don't mind--but it was frustrating to see a hardworking employee not receive support when help was readily available. At one point, an employee even made eye contact with me while I was bagging and then walked away. This seemed less like a staffing issue and more like a lack of teamwork or oversight. I hope management can look into this, because employees like Johnny deserve better support.