Went to the fall festival with my 9 month old. She had a blast in the pumpkin patch, with the…read moredifferent animals and then the tractor ride. Definitely a lot to do for toddlers and up. For the price of $25 a person I think it's worth it to do but not an every year thing. The store afterwards had great fresh juices and ice teas to cool you off. It is all cashless fyi

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.

I was checked out by a young boy with a soccer outfit, and he was the most personable, friendly,…read moreoutgoing service I've ever got from any business in my life. i've been telling everyone about JB Farms, and this experience from him. That was unbelievable he exemplified, true professionalism, customer, service, smile, personality that I'll never forget and I'll be shopping there as long as he is checking me out. He's the best thing that the business owners can do for business

Stopped in bc I saw the sign for sea moss gel, the turmeric honey one taste delicious to me! I also…read moregot dried hibiscus flowers, soursop leaves, and honey. Will return

This place is so fun, and bizarre! I struggle with this Yelp listing because this is one part of a…read moretrio of spaces, with a wonderland out the backdoor. The interior storefront is part ice cream store, part candy shop, and part open seating. It connects directly to Bambini's pizzeria, which is takeout only. However, the open seating is the perfect spot to eat that pizza. Old fashioned looking booths and tables are made even more fun with a ceiling full of vintage toys and interesting items. My kids spent the whole time pointing at things they saw. In the front, there is a table with paper products and pizza fixings. You don't have to eat inside though - there is also eating outside. A small backdoor is the secret entrance to their amazing backyard space- full of tropical plants, statues, some covered tables (although not covered during heavy rain). To go beyond this, you must pay a fee- to see their animals. A very old school florida spot! It was raining so we weren't able to go this time, but my kids loved looking at all the vintage things and drooling over a million candies, that it was fun just being there.

The Girls has been around for years, however, while it maintains its original charm it has become…read moresomething entirely difference! What began as a small shop with local jellies, ice cream, and fruit is now a fun attraction complete with animal experiences! When you first enter, you are brought to a classic ice cream shop. There are delicious flavors of ice cream along with little souvenirs that are sure to grab children's attention. To the right is their pizza shop, which I haven't tried but always seems to have a line of people waiting so it must be good! Out back is where the real magic happens. It's like walking through the Narnia wardrobe. There are several areas for dining outdoors , a smoothie shop, a train ride, and a GIANT area to walk through in using all types of animals . The have goats roaming, highland cows, bird experiences, bunnies, pigs, and turkeys!!! You do have to pay to enter, but it's a small price for all that is offered. They also have food available to purchase so you can feed the animals. I recommend grabbing the veggies bucket because the goats roaming around LOVE the veggies and are very friendly with kids!!! They also offer a petting area where kids are able to interact with bunnies, pigs and goats. There is something to do for kids and adults of all ages!!!!!!!!!!

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!

I like to stop by here occasionally to pick up some of their prepared tuna salad, fruit, and fun to…read morelook around for other interesting things. Today, broccoli salad, watermelon, grapefruit (really fantastic), Empire apples, 3 packs of Romaine, and strawberries. The place is a trip... in a good way.

This review is strictly for the hot prepared food, that I finially got to try…read more The mile-high turkey dinner was delicious. It was a portion of white turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and a few green beans. Definitely will order again. I tried the sliced beef with mushrooms and it was good. It was not a marsala sauce, but similar. I would order this again. I was disappointed with the brisket, as it was on the dry side. I know a few people who buy it often and rave about it, so this was surprising. I definitely will try it again at some point. Looking forward to trying the eggplant parmesan next time.

Great little produce market at McNab and 18th aka Cypress Road. They have your standard produce,…read morebut also cool special items and prepared goodies, like soups and breads. It is a small spot, so be courteous and patient. Nice staff. Highly recommend a visit, especially if you believe in supporting local small businesses.

Love the store and love the name. I got really good feta cheese as well as grape produce and snack…read moresnacks.

ALDI takes some getting used to when you're accustomed to the full-service supermarkets that are…read morepopular in South Florida like Publix. It's a Germany company and they do things differently to keep the prices very, very low. Most folks aren't used to cart deposits. Yes, you will need to insert a quarter into the lock to release the cart. You get it back when you return the cart. This saves ALDI the cost of an employee running around the parking lot to bring the carts back. Most folks aren't used to bringing their own shopping bags. Yes, ALDI will sell you bags instead of the usual unlimited bags (at least here where the government doesn't require selling them). Oh, and you'll be bagging your own groceries instead of an employee doing it. The selection is limited, generally only a single brand of products and that generally isn't a name brand. ALDI's generic brand is very good but people may prefer a name brand. All of this and more to keep the payroll costs down. There generally aren't more than four or so employees in the store at any time. Low cost for them translates to low prices for you. Yes, do your full weekly shop here and be amazed at how little you're paying for your groceries compared to TJ's or Publix! [Review 426 of 2025 - 2071 in Florida - 23988 overall]

The selection of items this time wasn't so great. And even tho they had flowers for sale, when I…read moregot home they were wilted. So I don't think I would buy flowers here again. The store had many items but not so many that I would run here again. I did find rice cakes here that I like and some bagels but the fruit did not look great. That was a disappointment. I gave some nice lady my cart and told her to keep the quarter!

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

My mom was vacationing in Fort Lauderdale for her birthday. I always try to support small business…read moreif I can. I called and spoke with helpful and very nice employees. The arrangement was beautiful, delicious, and shipping was perfectly on time. I sent from Philadelphia. If I lived in the area I would definitely use this business again.

Thank you at Delightful Fruits Flowers. Your service is amazing. I was so worried about ordering…read morebecause I live in Canada, however the process was so smooth. The updates of picture to show me what the basket looked like, sending me pictures of the balloons via text so I can make a decision to the confirmation of my order when delivered. This made the process of ordering from another country really easy. My sister loved the basket. Happy Canadian

My first time today. It seems Christmas came early this year, lol, and I love it. I loved the…read moredecorations and the Christmas music playing. The market is located on a corner. The parking lot is kinda small, and some spaces are awkward to get out of if you have a bigger car, I found out. The market was easy to spot. It is very clean inside and the prices are great. It is a fruit and vegetable market with a few other things like eggs, some pasta, cheese and other things but it is mostly fruits and vegetables here. I did see one long aisle with bargains. It had products of many kinds of things I didn't expect to find here. You have to bring your own bags. They don't have bags but they have some boxes you can use. If you use your charge card. A convenience charge fee is charge. I think it was 4%. They take cash.

As a "branch" of the original 99 cent farmers market, we were excited to check them out. They…read morehaven't been open here for very long. Inside, the counters with fruits and veggies are neatly arranged. Each item has signs nearby with their prices. They have a cold case with some veggies, herbs, juices, and prepared foods. Against the back wall are some boxes and canned/jarred items from Flora (pastas, etc) and Goya and other brands. The counter to pay is up front. You still need to bring your own bags. We took a stroll around. Some prices were outrageous and some were on the mark. You have to know what Publix or Walmart, etc are charging to see if the items are worth their prices. Honey and olive oil etc. etc. that we bought in the old location for 99 cents or $1.99 is now almost $5 or more here. I'm glad we came to check them out. Now we know.