Fresh fruit and veggies and even herbs and spices too!…read more We enjoyed stopping here and shopping at this road side fruit/produce stand with friendly folks and great prices/service!

Wonderful produce. Everything looks delicious, and they have a top notch selection of fruits and…read morevegetables. The service is excellent. I can't wait to comeback for some of their farm fresh eggs.

Love their coffee shop here! Great vibe. They have pretty much any coffee drink you could want and…read morethe breakfast sandwich is so yummy. Very kind and welcoming staff. Farm puppy Mico was very friendly too.

I haven't reviewed anything in a while This place deserves…read moreto be shared A working Farm with Modern Coffee Shop I'm going back to check out the Market!

Perfect vanilla orange swirl. Didn't get a chance to explore since we went to closing time and it…read morewas raining but we got what we went there for, the soft serve vanilla orange swirl. It was EXACTLY what I was hoping for. I actually got a cup on the side and let it melt a little like a shake. Highly recommend stopping by for a cool, sweet treat.

Close to home with a variety of honey, fruit, vegetables, jams, tchachkes, and plants for sale…read more Some of the food is grown locally, some is not. They have many items the are "no spray" which is absolutely up my alley! There are pigs, chickens, goats, turkeys on premise, however not any you are able to go up to and "pet,", at least not in our experience. :-P Our son had fun running around, swinging on this cool round swing, climbing up to a tree house. Yay! We'll go again on beautiful days, or just to grab some produce that is organically grown. :) Thank you Petersons Groves! You can trust me, chemical free and local are two of my favorite words. ;D

After years of seeing their adverts and postings online, I finally made an effort to find Citrus…read moreUnlimited, locally. This Florida citrus producer regular travels up to North Carolina and Virginia to see their fruit direct to customer. But given the two hour window to find their truck, I always wondered if it was worth the effort? But after one visit, I can tell you they are totally worth the effort! The Citrus Unlimited truck stopped in Cary, NC near Cary Crossroads and I popped in. $48 for some Sol Zest mandarins in a 20 lb. box and I'm back in the car and heading home. The box had about 50 or so pieces of fruit, all in pristine shape and condition. I peel a couple and pop some slices into my mouth and wow! So good, this fruit was super fresh and these Sol Zest mandarins might be the best citrus fruit I've had in my life. You may be doubting me but the only way you're going to find out is to check out their schedule and get some!

2024-25 was an off year for grape fruit & honey bells. We purchased a box of grape fruit on their…read morefirst visit. They were small & had no taste. We threw them all away except for 2. We purchased Honey bells in January. They were huge & had absolutely no taste. Tasted like water. $100 down the drain this season. Navel oranges were good according to a friend. I emailed Diane, co-owner & no response. We'll go to Sam's next year.

I have purchased several things from this location. The staff are wonderful and the food is very…read moregood. Yes it 's on the high price side, but so worth it. You know you're going to get the best product out there.

Great CSA in Brevard County! I love getting an assortment of veggies in my half share when I order.read more

This is a suprisingly good grocery store where you can get food, too. The grocery selections are…read morepretty complete including fresh vegetables and reasonably priced meats. Food to eat comes from a little window in the back wall; the large menu is posted over the cashier. The cashier was very friendly and quite helpful to a newby.

Very friendly and authentic with great selection, don't skip the meat market!…read moreBuy your seasonings here!

I've read the other reviews and am a little perplexed when comparing the Vero Beach Farmers Market…read morewith those in Fort Pierce, Stuart or even Fort Lauderdale. To visit a particular place or establishment and rate it down in comparison to others is unfair. This is the Vero Beach Farmers Market - not the Fort Pierce, Stuart or Fort Lauderdale Farmers Market. I've had an opportunity to visit a number of Farmers Markets throughout the country and have found the one in Vero Beach to be small, quaint and local to those they serve. Across from Humiston Park on Ocean Drive, this market is open early (according to Vero Beach standards) on a Saturday morning. With a slight breeze from the Atlantic Ocean, it never seems to get "too hot" for those visiting the various vendors. Local food - seafood, fresh bread and pastries, fruit, vegetables, honey, coffee, along with other healthy drinks - and even homemade dog biscuits are available. And yes, the Farmers Market is dog friendly. Young's Market and Rhonda's Seafood appear particularly popular as they always seem to have customers surrounding their stand. On my most recent visit, I enjoyed a cup of mushroom infused coffee. Locally grown plants and homemade crafts are available from various vendors. Tastefully displayed, the farmers market is not a flea market. It's not stuffed with garbage. For those visiting the Vero Beach area, this is also a wonderful opportunity to check out the unique beachside shopping district and restaurants within walking distance of the farmers market. Plenty of street parking and restrooms available at Humiston Park. I debated whether to rate the Vero Beach Farmer's Market 4 or 5 stars. Definitely worth a strong 4 plus stars, I rated them up a bit based upon the friendly atmosphere and seamless way the market is run. No apparent problems or issues - all the pieces seems to fit perfectly. /s/ William E. Lewis Jr. Vero Beach, Florida

Overpriced everything? They have it. Bizarre and entirely unnecessary products? Loads. Old ladies…read morepushing dogs in strollers? Absolutely everywhere. We were going for coffee which we never found. We bought a couple of pastries that were solid B- category and yet priced at a higher amount than the fantastic bakery near where we live (in San Diego so its not a cheap place). Blows my mind this place even exists. The people mostly seemed friendly? I'm kind of grasping at straws to find a reason to give that second star.

Amazing pineapple!! Different sizes and pricing for each! Great customer service... Would…read moredefinitely recommend!

From the owner: After being in citrus for many years, we started growing pineapple on the Indian River and have…read moreworked for many years to perfect a sweet tasting pineapple for our customers to enjoy! Your satisfaction is guaranteed!

Great Family Farm, Fav in town. Love their new CSA credit system, I can use for anything in retail…read morelike meat and eggs

After seeing an advertisement in Portfolio magazine, my wife and I took advantage of Osceola's…read moreoffer for an early sign up and joined their CSA for $850. At the time we were promised"...a shopping bag of fresh local fruits, and vegetables ready for pick up at the farm each week..." from September 2024 to May 2025. The first bag of food did not arrive until December. It contained a spring mix of kale and collard greens. There was no communication about the delay so we called and were told that poor weather and rain delayed the farm from having vegetables any sooner. We were promised that the season would be extended to make up for it. For the next several weeks, we received a small bag of spring mix. After that, bag preparation and availability became less consistent. As often as not we would take the twenty minute drive to the farm and find no bags on the shelves and no one at the farm we could talk to about it. When we did receive bags they contained one of the following; kale, collard greens, broccoli greens, and beet greens, a few cherry tomatoes and a handful of edible flowers. Occasionally bags included a small head of broccoli or a handful of carrots as small as my thumbnail. When we tried to reach out to the owners, we were told that we did not understand how a CSA operated. During a second call a refund was offered, but quickly retracted. In late March, we went for our weekly pick up. There were no bags but a hand written sign stating that there was sickness in the family and they could not provide veggies. There was no communication beyond that. After three more weeks with no bags we concluded that the weekly bags would not be continuing and the season was over. A few weeks later we received a text stating that they would have a bag together for the following week and that they would be continuing to offer micro greens. We received one additional bag of spring mix, but nothing else. We have been members of CSA farms in the past and have never experienced the lack of communication and broken promises that we had with Osceola Organics Farm.