Stumbled upon this cute family owned farmers market and I was so impressed on how fresh and…read moreaffordable the produce was! Everything from tomatoes, corn, different mushrooms, spinach , fruits- you name it and they had it! They also have a little section for food and coffee which is a nice little addition while you shop. The staff was super friendly and helpful while I made my way around everything they had to offer! I can't wait to come back and bring my family and friends to experience this amazing spot! The location is super cute, clean and organized and they always have the most freshest produce you could ever find ! 10/10 recommend

Absolutely love this family farm! The service was friendly. It felt like I was in a countryside…read morevisiting a little local market. It was right on the farm and you could buy from their freshest selection of fruits and veggies, which was amazing. The scenery behind the market is their farm and it is so lovely to see. They also had eggs and local honey. Purchased some oranges and they were the best oranges I have ever had, so extremely juicy!

Fresh coconut $4 each Togo cup is about 2 coconut for $7…read moreStar fruit is $1 each but was pretty big.

We came late but there were only two places selling produce. Most of it was store bought or same…read moresuppliers as the big stores. The prices were nothing to get excited about, they were normal to high. And the produce wasn't great either.

I don't know how long this market has been here, but I'm so happy to have found it! The fruit and…read moreveggies look great, and the prices are terrific! I got large 2 bunches of bananas, 2 large onions, a Kent mango, a FL avocado, 4 ears of corn, a large yellow squash, over a pound each of green beans and snow pea pods, and a dozen large farm eggs, all for $13.50! There's lots of plants there too. It's fairly close to Fletcher/I-75 and Morris Bridge Rd. I have finally found my regular fruit and veggie market!

What a hidden gem in Temple Terrace! Misty and her husband are so friendly and eager to help. The…read morefruits and vegetables are reasonably priced and Fresh and huge and ripe and....It is a one of a kind produce market. There are chickens and ducks walking around. Two friendly dogs and even a little play area for the kiddos. Misty has plants, herbs and all kinds of interesting things. Huge yellow and orange peppers 3 for $1??? Yes please!!

I recently visited Branchton Farms, and honestly, I left feeling extremely disappointed and upset…read more I am not normally someone who leaves negative reviews, but what I witnessed here needs to be addressed and heard. The overall condition of the facility was extremely run-down, and more importantly, the condition of some of the animals was deeply concerning. As someone who has raised and cared for farm animals my entire life, I know what proper care, housing, cleanliness, and basic husbandry should look like--and what I saw was absolutely not it. One situation in particular really upset me. There was a large Brahman heifer being kept in an EXTREMELY small pen--so small that she could barely do anything more than turn around. Yes, the pen opened into a larger "paddock," but the entire area was extremely thick and deep with mud. I understand that Florida gets a tremendous amount of rain, but that does not excuse leaving an animal standing in those conditions. At the very least, the area should be maintained and the mud managed when possible. Keeping cattle in constantly wet, muddy conditions can contribute to serious hoof rot problems. What concerned me even more was the condition of this heifer herself. Her rear hocks appeared extremely swollen, and she seemed uncomfortable and painful when moving. She also appeared to have an open, bleeding area behind one of her front legs. I do not know what caused the injury, but seeing an animal in that condition without knowing whether it was being treated was extremely upsetting. And unfortunately, this was not the only issue. The water in what appeared to be roughly 90% of the animal pens was BLACK, dirty, and full of mud. Clean drinking water is one of the absolute most basic necessities for any animal. Dumping a trough, washing it out, and refilling it takes only a few minutes. There is simply no reason animals should be expected to drink filthy, muddy water. I also did not see fans available for the animals, which is especially concerning given Florida's extreme heat and humidity. I am not writing this review to be hateful or dramatic. I am writing it because I genuinely care about animals, and it was heartbreaking to see them in these conditions. These animals depend entirely on the people responsible for them to provide clean water, appropriate housing, proper medical attention, and basic care. I sincerely hope Branchton Farms takes these concerns seriously and makes immediate improvements to the care and living conditions of these animals. They deserve MUCH better. I hate leaving a review like this, but staying quiet when something is clearly wrong would bother me even more. Please take care of these animals and give them the care they deserve.

I recently visited Branchton Farms, and honestly, I left feeling extremely disappointed and upset…read more I am not normally someone who leaves negative reviews, but what I witnessed here needs to be addressed and heard. The overall condition of the facility was extremely run-down, and more importantly, the condition of some of the animals was deeply concerning. As someone who has raised and cared for farm animals my entire life, I know what proper care, housing, cleanliness, and basic husbandry should look like--and what I saw was absolutely not it. One situation in particular really upset me. There was a large Brahman heifer being kept in an EXTREMELY small pen--so small that she could barely do anything more than turn around. Yes, the pen opened into a larger "paddock," but the entire area was extremely thick and deep with mud. I understand that Florida gets a tremendous amount of rain, but that does not excuse leaving an animal standing in those conditions. At the very least, the area should be maintained and the mud managed when possible. Keeping cattle in constantly wet, muddy conditions can contribute to serious hoof rot problems. What concerned me even more was the condition of this heifer herself. Her rear hocks appeared extremely swollen, and she seemed uncomfortable and painful when moving. She also appeared to have an open, bleeding area behind one of her front legs. I do not know what caused the injury, but seeing an animal in that condition without knowing whether it was being treated was extremely upsetting. And unfortunately, this was not the only issue. The water in what appeared to be roughly 90% of the animal pens was BLACK, dirty, and full of mud. Clean drinking water is one of the absolute most basic necessities for any animal. Dumping a trough, washing it out, and refilling it takes only a few minutes. There is simply no reason animals should be expected to drink filthy, muddy water. I also did not see fans available for the animals, which is especially concerning given Florida's extreme heat and humidity. I am not writing this review to be hateful or dramatic. I am writing it because I genuinely care about animals, and it was heartbreaking to see them in these conditions. These animals depend entirely on the people responsible for them to provide clean water, appropriate housing, proper medical attention, and basic care. I sincerely hope Branchton Farms takes these concerns seriously and makes immediate improvements to the care and living conditions of these animals. They deserve MUCH better. I hate leaving a review like this, but staying quiet when something is clearly wrong would bother me even more. Please take care of these animals and give them the care they deserve.

Bearss Groves might have the prettiest pumpkins I've ever seen…read more I wanted to get Halloween pumpkins with the kids. I also would like to get a cute autumn picture or two of them without the whole place being a zoo. And I didn't want to drive too far out of Tampa. Bearss Groves fit the bill. It's a cute farmer's market with plenty of very attractive pumpkins, a pretty set up for a picture out front, and a reasonable distance from 275. The pumpkins were all in great shape, no rotten pumpkins mixed in. My husband commented that he's never seen such a nice selection of pumpkins in one place. They also have some other local produce and items, many at very reasonable prices. I got some good Florida honey and locally produced jam for much lower prices than you'd fine at a grocery store.

GO SUPPORT! They lost about $40k in product due to the hurricane and insurance doesn't cover it!…read moreThey have TONS of great quality pumpkins right now! Love their eggs. I wish they would grow more of their own produce. I like that they offer items from local farms and businesses but it doesn't seem that all of their produce is local. Service is always good. Cute spot but I REALLY wish they would gravel their entrance. The divots in the terrain to park are not fun!

A Florida Gem! I was told that I wasn't a true Floridian until I spent an afternoon at Parkesdale…read moreFarm Market and I am so glad that I made the trek (and apparently am now a true Floridian- somebody get my membership card to me!). The plants are gorgeous and beautifully cultivated for the location and for sale. The produce is a combination of local and seasonal varieties as well as uniquely acquired varieties such as pink pineapple. The canned items are an abundance of what Florida farms can provide your pantry. Lastly, the strawberry desserts are the perfect way to end a visit to this historic cornerstone of Plant City! We went in February, toward the tail end of strawberry season, so shortcake was already out of season but their strawberry sundaes and shakes make pretty fantastic treats, too! Strawberry Festival time is the busiest of times, so know that traffic will be thick and parking will be sparse if you venture to this landmark during the festival weeks. Just enjoy some old Florida charm and treats check their website for hours and season specials!

PLEASE NOTE: STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE SEASON STARTS IN JANUARY. Apparently there's a season for the…read morestrawberry shortcake. I was driving from Tampa to Orlando in August and saw a bunch of signs for the "world famous" strawberry shortcake but couldn't get any :( there should really be a sign that details when the shortcake is available if it isn't going to be available year round but those signs are. It was pretty disappointing not being able to have it. I opted to get a strawberry bread (apparently it's always season for that) when I was there and it was really good! I wasn't quite in the mood for a milkshake, but the milkshakes are supposedly good here as well. Besides the strawberry treats, there is a whole store inside with a variety of jams, hot sauces, and merchandise as well as fresh fruit and veggies for sale. The seating area is really adorable (you can see it in the picture I posted). I guess I'll just have to come back during shortcake season to let you know if it's worth the "world famous" title.

Be aware that SANWA no longer stocks live lobsters. The lobster tanks are still there but I was…read moretold they've discontinued lobster sales

Sanwa Farmer's Market is a busy, casual market that offers a wide variety of fresh produce, meats,…read moreand everyday grocery items at generally affordable prices. It has a very local, no-frills feel, and it's more about practicality than presentation. The experience is generally solid, especially if you're looking for fresh ingredients or bulk shopping. It can get crowded and a bit hectic at times, but that's part of the typical market atmosphere.

Great place, delicious food. I love organics and everything connected with it…read more Thank you

No way to contact them...none of the phone numbers work and i am blocked from their website. If…read morethey could fix issue I could order food.

I've been twice now and had several phone conversations with them because they are aa good ways…read moreaway from me, I wanted to make sure they had what I was looking for before making the trek, and always are they very nice and helpful. And for a local business, this is what you want and this is what you should expect, and this is what you get! So I have no problem taking the extra time and gas going there, especially when they have things that many other places do not. They have produce, plants and a little room with products from the larger Bay Area...along with some other seasonal fun items you can decorate with, etc... And even some gift items. This time, in addition to my pink pineapples....I also purchased the Farmhouse brand guava jelly (as a gift) and am excited to present it along with the pineapple and a bottle of rosé. Fun little gift idea and they had all the goods. The parking would be the only thing I don't like, each time I've gone, I'm not sure I'm in the way of someone else trying to get in and maneuver around because the paved area isn't so paved and lots of large holes and it's on a corner so part of the time I feel like I'm on part of a sidewalk, but I don't really know...it's not marked. But that's ok. I tend to go when it's not so busy and haven't had any issue yet. I really like this place mainly because of the people!

Im so sad to find out that they are closed !! I loved stopping in to chat with the fellas and get…read moresome produce. From what I saw in another review they might open another location in the future!! I hope so !! You guys rock !!!