I love this place. I usually get what I am going to be cooking and eat it quickly…read more I like that you can buy one or two peppers instead of a pack of everything like ALDI. I have been going here for 2 years now. They started to buy bins of good and I do not really see anything good in those buys. I might be the only one but I liked it better when it just had produce and other food items. The people that work there are very nice. Bring your own bags to shop. Worth going and seeing what you think. I love their herbs there. They have lots of fresh greens too. They get a truck every day but you do not know what's on it. Give it a try.

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

The Parkland Farmers Market is held the first & third Sunday of the month, November thru April. It…read moreis held in a large field, also known as the Equestrian Park. At other times, there are horse shows and competitions in the same general area. Parking is free for everyone! They provide handicapped parking for those with valid placards. Just show it to the parking guides. We rarely see horses here during the market, but it sometimes seems that EVERYONE brings their dog. Any many of the vendors cater to the dogs as well, selling dog food, treats, doggie duds, toys and more. Parkland's dog parks, (one for little dogs and one for large dogs), called Barkland, are right down the road from the Farmer's Market. It is not a large market, but it has a nice selection of items. Many of the vendors give out tasting samples. There are food trucks as well, and a covered seating area, so feel free to buy food at the market and eat breakfast, brunch or lunch right there. The people who sell honey let you taste any and all. Be sure you taste brfore you buy. The honeys have a very broad range of flavors and colors, with avocado honey being almost avocado green...Really! The french bakery has yummy breads & pastries.The croissants are fresh, yet, when we sat down to eat them at the market, we decided we like them better lightly toasted with butter and/or honey on them. I'm bringing the rest home. Samples are always free at the apple cider donut booth, kettle korn, paela, dips, salsas, banana breads, (one if our favorite vendors). Believe it or not, the item least represented are fruits and vegetables. You'd think that at a Farmer's Market, there would be more. Many of the fruits and veggies even come complete with stickers, printed with codes for the supermarket. Not everything is homegrown.... They, however, usually have homegrown tomatoes, eggplants, zuchini, carrots, string beans, cheeses and more. . Other vendors sell veggie sprouts, many varieties of mushrooms (sometimes), various homemade clothes, granola, hot sauces, dips, The fish guy sells fresh fish salads, whatever he has caught in the last couple of days. The pickle guy is very popular, selling al different kinds of pickles. From time to time time there are special events: An antique car show Musical performers For Christmas there were 3-4 aisles of homemade gift items. and more... We've come to the market just to pick up their terrific banana bread. It comes in several varieties, but, having tried a few, opt for the original now every time. Hint: It freezes well too.

My favorite farmers market! And yes I'm biased cause this is my hometown…read more This market is 15 minutes away from my house and always has the best vendors. I also like how each one has a theme so there's health themes, craft themes, car shows, etc on top of the regular farmers market things. They always have bathrooms and food vendors and tents with picnic tables as well as a dj playing music. They also usually have a table in the front giving away free reusable bags in case you didn't bring your own. I try to come here every week it's open, and I always stock up on my favorites to hold me over till the next market. I will say I have noticed some vendors come and go, but the main ones stay pretty consistent. I went today and got a bunch of French bread/pastries, empanadas, cheese curds, Italian food, and an acai bowl.

Key Food Fresh Market formerly know as Bravo Supermarket located in Royal Palm Road next to Monkey…read moreJoe's. First time coming here. I found the frozen breadfruit I needed to make breadfruit tostones. Here you can find all your Latin Caribbean and International foods you don't normally find at Publix or Walt Mart. Plus great variety of fresh produce and also has a hot bar. Ready prepared foods to choose from. The Bakery has flan, choco flan and Dominican cakes. Store had a bit of a smell like in most international markets I've been before. This was not an issue for me. I will come back anytime as long as I'm able to purchase latin foods. Service was fast as hardly any lines and store is well stocked.

Today I bought white rice, red beans, sweet plantains, and chicken stew. The rice and sweet…read moreplantains was hard. The beans was a little hard, I can't even describe the flavor. It was really bad and it's not usually bad. The chicken tastes as it was lightly salted and cooked in water with no other ingredients. Come on now! thumps down today.

I'd intended to visit this market last week in preparation for some home cooking, but as I didn't…read morefeel well, I sent my husband out to shop. He came back with everything on my list and more. So this week when in the area, I wanted to stop by and check it out myself. They have a lot of produce. All very nicely arranged and marked clearly with price signs. Some items are quite reasonable -- especially those items in sale. Most are at a good price or comparable to your local market. They also have a section of ready to eat cooked food and other deli items in a cooler. I did get another container of chopped chicken liver as I'd really like the one we tried before. I liked the fact that some of the cooked foods were in small portions for 1 or 2 people. What I didn't expect was the shelves of international food items -- from British to Mexican. These shelves line one wall. The place isn't large, but it certainly will have most of the fruits and veggies you're looking for. My husband thought their jumbo eggs were a real bargain, too. I'm sure we will be back when next in the area.

My wife sent me out with a list of items for some holiday cooking. I'm happy to report that I…read morereturned home with everything on her list...and then some! This place is small but is well stocked with fresh fruits and veggies, precooked traditional meals, side dish items and foods from around the world, not to mention fresh Jumbo Eggs for $1.39. The inside is bright, clean and inviting, with friendly staff members to help you find items you may have passed over. They offer specials to enjoy and save some $$$, as well as bakery items from locals. As you get near the rear of the store you can smell some of the delicious aromas from items they are cooking up fresh. Prices are modest and better than the supermarket chains. If you are looking for some ready meals or are planning on cooking a meal yourself, here is where you will want to come to complete your shopping list.

5 Stars for a GIFT of a grocery store at Logger's Run Shoppes featuring an impressive produce…read moreselection and everything you don't know you need in your spice drawer! My in-laws live in Logger's Run and we discovered the new Bravo in this shopping plaza. First off, the produce selection is INCREDIBLE. We're talking bitter melon, jicama, yuca, cactus leaves, and so much more. Their spice aisle is equally impressive, with more versions of adobo and sazón than I've ever seen in my life. They also have an extensive array of packaged spices for much cheaper than grocery stores in the area. Finally, the prepared food- I didn't get to try it, but I saw someone walking by with a hot plate of ropa vieja and saw them advertising their prepared food out front. Plenty of parking, incredibly friendly staff, self-checkout aisles... what more can you ask for! We'll definitely be back.

Store super clean, big selection of fresh meat, good prices, a deli that make lunch, empanadas…read morepastry,friendly staff that always invite you to come back well recommended

The Coconut Creek Hometown market is held the first and third Saturday from 9 to 2 on the south…read moreeast corner of Sample Road and Lyons Road in the Township Plaza. You can find everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to 3-D printed items to local honey to fresh bread & pastries and everything in between. Some of the vendors offered samples of their food items. It was very pleasant to walk through the market and visit all the vendor booths in a cool Saturday morning. Everyone was very friendly. There is plenty of parking in the plaza lot. This was my first visit, but I will definitely return

I went to Coconut Creek Farmers Market on a whim. It is very small and only has one vegetable/fruit…read morestand. Quite a few bakers and some ready made food. It's not a place where you can come and make a produce run. The shops I liked the most were: Homemade Jam Teas and condiments sold by the ounce Naan stall Bread stall (there are several) Cookie stall Paella stall There are more, but these were my favorites It'll take les than 5 minutes to walk the whole thing, but there is something for everyone. Pretty chill and relaxed. I'd come back for more spices!

Food was good, great music, awesome vibe! Took my youngest daughter and my grandson. It was a good…read moreexperience!

The Tamarac Farmers Market is held year round on Sundays from 9 to 2 in the Tamarac's Veterans Park…read moreon University Drive. Most of the local farmer's markets are on Saturdays so it is nice to have a Sunday option. The market is next door to the Gary B Jones Park for People and Pups so there are usually lots of cute dogs walking around with their owners. Parking is limited in the area by the market but if you don't mind a short walk I find it is easier to park in the dog park area. This Sunday there were vendors were selling local honey, fresh mozzarella, Kona Ice, burgers, fresh produce, tacos, quesadillas, fresh squeezed juice, ceviche, seafood, Melly Nel's Famous Rum Cakes, nut butters, candles, Wolf Den Soup, and live plants. I recognized a lot of the vendors from the Saturday Plantation Farmers Market in Volunteer Park. Well not overly large this market has a good mix of curated items. If you get something to eat there are a few covered picnic pavilions overlooking the canal to dine at. The restrooms are also right there. I was happy to be able to pick up raw local honey that I use in my tea and when cooking. If you are in the area it is worth stopping by.

Not the largest or most dazzling location of The Fresh Market, but don't let the size fool you,…read morethis place delivers where it matters. For anyone who actually cooks it's impressively well-stocked with the kind of ingredients that elevate your cooking from good to fabulous. Case in point: the cherry selection alone deserves its own spotlight. We're talking Luxardo, Amarena, and not one, but three varieties of Bada Bing cherries, the kind of ingredient you'd expect to see in a mystery basket on Chopped. It's a foodie treasure hunt. This is a destination grocery for those who get excited about specialty ingredients and finishing touches. The kind of place where inspiration strikes as you walk the aisles. Service had a bit of a stutter in the past, but on this visit, the team felt present and back on their game. Bottom line: not the biggest or best Fresh Market, but absolutely fits the bill if you know what you're looking for or are on the hunt for something unusual.

Very poor customer service at this location…read more While waiting at the bistro, no one acknowledged us for several minutes. When a male employee finally approached, he didn't greet us and simply said, "You were next?" When I asked about the $5 pizza pie on Tuesdays, his response was "What about it?" He gave minimal answers, didn't take my name, and told me to come back in 10 minutes. His attitude made it clear he didn't want to be there. At the register, I realized I had left my money in the car and asked if the next customer could be charged so I wouldn't hold up the line. The cashier refused, saying a manager override was needed but the manager couldn't come out because they were busy in the office. When I mentioned the poor service at the bistro, I was told they were understaffed. Overall, the staff attitudes were unpleasant and unhelpful. This is disappointing, especially compared to the Pembroke Pines location, which is consistently friendly. I won't be returning to this location.

I always find Doris's a pleasent shopping experience. You never have to wait long in any line, the…read morestaff is extremely helpful and courteous. The cannolis are so delicious I had to eat 2 minis when I got into the car! If there was a downside it is the parking lot, it's very crowded and very difficult getting in and out, drive carful it is worth it!

Doris, You're Beautiful... but My Wallet is in Witness Protection…read more If Whole Foods and an Italian grandma had a love child, it would be Doris Italian Market & Bakery in Coral Springs. The place is gorgeous -- like, "I suddenly care about the proper marbling of a ribeye" gorgeous. You walk in and instantly feel fancier, even if you showed up in gym shorts. Everything here screams quality. The produce looks like it just finished a spa retreat. The deli and meat counters? Absolute showstoppers. The bakery? Let's just say if carbs are a sin, I'm ready for eternal damnation. They bake everything in-house, and you can taste the pride (and probably a little buttered joy) in every bite. I came in hunting for a very specific treasure: Vidalia Onion Salad Dressing. I'd bought it here before, and it ruined me for all others. It's got this onion flavor that doesn't overpower -- it just whispers sweet nothings to your taste buds. Publix versions tried to compete, but they're like off-brand perfume: close, but not quite date-night material. Was it $7 a bottle? Yes. Did I still buy two? Also yes. Because once you've had this dressing, you start thinking $7 is a small price to pay for happiness in liquid form. Now, let's talk prices overall. Doris isn't cheap. If you tried to do all your grocery shopping here, your checking account might file for bankruptcy protection. But you get what you pay for -- and in this case, you're paying for quality, presentation, and a faint whiff of "old-world Italian pride." Five stars for the food and quality, four overall because you won't find every everyday item you need... but for meats, fish, deli, and bakery? Doris is absolutely worth it.