I randomly stumbled upon this little hole in the wall while walking home one afternoon, and I am so…read moreglad I did!! It is part vegan kitchen, part natural grocery store, and completely full of heart. From the outside you might not expect much, but the second you walk in you can feel the energy. The main guy in the kichen - my man Carlos!! - has so much charisma. Before I even had time to fully look at the menu, he handed me a small sample of their soup of the day. It was warm, flavorful, and honestly so delicious that I was instantly sold! I am not even vegan, but the food completely won me over. Everything tasted fresh, nourishing, and thoughtfully made. I ordered more than I planned to, and I have to admit something funny. I do not have a single picture of what I ate or drank because I literally gulped it down so fast. It was that good. The only photo I managed to take was of the enchiladas, the menu, and of course; Carlos! Everything else disappeared before I even thought about my phone. They also made me a freshly squeezed orange juice, and I watched them use actual oranges right there. No fake juice, no concentrate, just real oranges being squeezed. It tasted fresh and clean. On top of all that, the prices are very reasonable. It feels good to eat something that is both healthy and affordable. The store side is just as charming, with shelves full of natural supplements, spices, snacks, drinks, and little treasures you did not know you needed. Everyone there was so kind, welcoming, and genuinely happy to have customers walk through the door. It ended up being such a fun and unexpected experience for me. I walked in out of curiosity and left with a full stomach and a big smile. Whether you are vegan, vegetarian, or none of the above, I truly recommend stopping by and supporting this spot. Places like this deserve all the love!!

I love the banana & peanut butter protein shake! Also the soups are very good as well as the…read moreempanadas:) yummm and everyone there is always so nice and friendly

Unexpected fun and good times. Came here with the family on a Saturday midday. It is a cute small…read morefarmer's market with local plant sellers and artisans. There were a plethora of food vendors so it's an excellent place to have lunch and walk around. I recommend K Toast, their sandwiches are to die for. The vendors are very helpful, friendly and willing to answer questions about their products.

I'm so sad there's only a few left of the market. This one runs only from January to March amd it's…read moreone of my favorites. Lost of different food vendors, plants, and local artisans. Great ambience and friendly crowd. They even had a little tent for kids to play lawn games. Parking is dicey as lots is blocked for the market, but it's still manageable. Parking is pay by phone.

I loved when they had it open. The food was always fresh and delicious. The service quick and the…read moreambiance was great.

A long time ago I had heard about this farmer's market but I was never able to check it out. Then I…read morehad to visit Miami Children's Hospital on a Wednesday and walked into this market by accident. It's impossible to miss it. They set up right at the entrance of the hospital, and you have to walk by them to enter the premises. The first time I saw them, they seemed to be only a few vendors. I picked up a couple of baked good, spoke to some guy making popcorn, looked around quickly because I didn't really give them much credit. I thought they were just a "farmer's market" (with quotation marks) at the entrance of a hospital. How clever!, I thought. Then, I got home, opened my box of baked goods, took a bite and dropped on my knees after doing an Elvis Presley style leg shuffle. I couldn't believe how good the stuff was. I had picked up an "apple filled brioche" covered in almonds, and a pack of brownies. The stuff was really, really good. After finishing the snacks, I started obsessing about when to go next. I was luckily required to go again, on a Wednesday again, because that's how the Good Lord works (in mysterious ways), and I was able to satisfy my curiosity. I got there and immediately went to the baking lady, she comes from Ft. Lauderdale, and this time I got some brownies, croissants, and an apple tart. Satisfied, I then proceeded to walk around, with a tight grip on my shopping bag. Who was there? Well, an empanada lady who specifies her empanadas are Argentinian style empanadas, a ceviche lady who serves a lot of other dishes and juices, a quinoa guy who serves quinoa stews and sells quinoa, a Jamaican guy serving roti burritos and other Jamaican stuff, a popcorn man selling stuff that tastes like Fruit Loops cereal, two stands serving gyro meat and meals and Greek salad, and people selling sweets, candies, smoothies, nuts, soaps, oils, etc. Surprisingly enough, there was only one person selling vegetables. His produce is the usual array of vegetables, something you would normally find at a supermarket. He does have some oversized oranges that look delicious. But truly, the king/queen of the farmer's market are the people with the baked goods. I mean, who gives you a side of chocolate ganache to put on your brownies? I think that this farmer's market is organized as a way to thank, or reward, the staff from the hospital. It is nice to go to a farmer's market for lunch. Of course, patients benefit implicitly, as well as neighbors, office workers, and gluttons like myself. That's my go to breakfast spot on Wednesdays, and I love it. The Miami Children's Hospital Farmer's Market is only open on Wednesdays, from 9 am to 4 pm. Parking is free at the hospital's parking lot. Send me a note if you think those baking goods are on point. Enjoy!

I love this place! I have been buying my jamón serrano at La Jamoteca since they started with a…read moresmall cart in Dadeland Mall. The staff always treat me very well. I recently stopped by to pick up some sliced ham for Christmas and it was a great experience, as always. I also recommend their polvorones for the holidays. If you stop by the market, you'll find lots of authentic Spanish products and knowledgeable staff to answer any of your questions. If a trip is not feasible, you can also order from their website.

This place is a dream! Why can't we have anything like this in St Petersburg?…read more Everything you could ask for as far as carnes -- chorizo, morcilla, salchicion, lomo -- serrano, iberico, de belotta -- it's all here, plus olive oils, beans, chickpeas, pantry items, spices, all in a clean, elegant space with friendly and informative service! If I lived in Miami I'd be shopping here every week! If you're craving Spanish goods you can't get anywhere else and you're in Coral Gables, you have to give them a try!

Dropped in for a protein smoothies got the fit Elvis with 1 or 2 substitutions. The staff was…read morefriendly and made it quickly. When I got there they had just run out of peanut butter for the smoothie but offered a good substitution. Looking around the space was clean and well maintained.. so I assume thats a reflection of their practice around "food hygiene". Smoothie was delicious and filling. Def recommend.

Great food, good beer and nice bar. Excellent service! I'm what they call a "regular ".read more

I visited the Honey Baked Ham on 93rd Avenue and Bird Road to pick up my pre-ordered whole roasted…read moreturkey. I arrived a little earlier than my scheduled pickup time, but the line was already wrapped around the building. The system for managing customers was very inefficient; there was only one employee directing people, and many customers weren't following instructions. There was no organized flow, and people were left standing in the sun or under a crowded tent. Although they handed out small water bottles, the wait was still more than two hours. When I finally made it inside, I was handed the wrong order; slices of turkey instead of the whole roasted turkey I had reserved. After clarifying the mistake, I was told that the specific turkey flavor I had pre-ordered and paid for was no longer available, so I had to choose a different one. This was extremely disappointing after such a long wait. Inside, orders were only being processed from one side of the room, so the other side( where I was standing, was barely moving. Someone complained and they started to call from both sides.The entire process felt disorganized and frustrating. I truly love Honey Baked Ham, but this experience was not customer-friendly. I hope the pickup system is improved for future holidays. The waiting line was crowded, hot, and extremely long. The inside of the store was also a mess (understandable during the holiday season on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving). However the line and wait was unacceptable.

Visited Honey Baked Ham for the first time last year to get their famous ham and turkey sliders for…read morean event, and while I was there, I tried their chicken salad sandwich with cranberries which was absolutely delicious! I came back a year later for a pound of that same chicken salad. When I arrived, Gonzalo, the manager, mentioned they were sold out but kindly offered to prepare some for me on the spot. I'm very pleased with their customer service. The other two staff members were also very friendly and welcoming. P.S: they reward new customers with $9 when signing up for their loyalty program.

Got to say thank you again. Thank you for the samples for the Keto program. Its not an easy one…read moreespecially when creativity has to coexist with my Macros. Please never stop being so attentive to customers like me. I could not believe when I went to pick up a special order that you were letting a competitor use your facility. The yielding seed, cause they had no place to operate. Really kind of you to help out the competition. In a market saturated with wannabees, you are the real thing. Thanks bunches and big abrazos to all!!!!!

Great food. Fresh and a plan to meet your nutritional needs. Delivery on time. Good for special…read morediets. Variety of unique meals. Highly recommend.

This is my 2nd time here this week! The staff has been so nice. The first time I just got coffee…read morebut they had some samples and that made me come back again for food! The bowl I got was great and they had vegan protein to add! Awesome! The bowl was yummy and a good size. I love that almond milk is free for lattes. I think oat was a bit of an upcharge but having a milk alternative and not being charged is so nice. Thank you so much! This is my new coffee spot.

Green G hits the spot (pun intended) if you're seeking pleasure for your taste buds. I tried the…read moreLean and Mean acai bowl. It is served in an elegant wooden bowl with a pot of honey on the side so you can sweeten it to your taste. What I found most surprising about my visit was the dirty chai latte. I don't know what magical spice they put in there, but it's the best one I've ever had. You can conveniently order at the counter and then your freshly made bowl is brought to your table. The space is inviting and minimalist with large windows overlooking Miracle Mile. Dining here is sure to leave you feeling satisfied.

This place was great. The Hot Honey pizza and Frita were amazing…read more The staff was very pleasant and helpful. The place was very nicely laid out with great paintings on the walls. Love the Monkey!!

Was excited for a new place to open on South Miami, but it didn't last…read more My partner and I ordered the steak sandwich, which was barely enough steak to cover the bread. We both agreed the chicken club was the way to go. There was a good sized chicken breast. You may chalk this up to us being gringos, but there was a little too much oil on the bread. You can see the shine.