"Farm to Fork" is just a misleading name not an actual practice…read more I've been buying from Farm To Fork meals in Miami, and while the food is convenient, I'm starting to wonder: how much of this is actually coming from a farm vs. a standard wholesaler? The name "Farm to Fork" implies a direct link to local agriculture, but I haven't seen any specific local farms named on their menus or website lately. When I asked in the store whether the ingredients are organic, they said that they're not. And then when I asked if it comes from a farm, they said yes and didn't elaborate about which farms when I asked. I pushed harder and also tried to get the phone number of the actual farms or facilities that produce or provide the ingredients. They couldn't tell me that either. When I called the customer service, they also gave me a generic response and couldn't point out to which farms they are actually referring, and which produce are being sourced from what farms. In a city where "farm-to-table" has occasionally been used more as a marketing buzzword than a reality, I'd love some transparency. https://www.reddit.com/r/ReadyMeals/comments/1ryc6c6/farm_to_fork_just_a_misleading_name_not_an_actual/

These healthy prepared food stores are in every plaza with the same concept just different flavored…read moredishes. The foods are produced in a local kitchen to sustain the freshest quality. Fifteen dollars per entree is steep except for maybe the Fit dishes that are protein rich. The sole employee was super informative about their three premade food sectors - Paleo, Fit and Vegetarian. Delivery is offered each week from $8 - $16 based on the amount of consumption. The Paleo foods are gluten and dairy free and the Fit foods are heavily protein based 50 grams of protein at 650 calories which is an excellent ratio. I eat multiple times per day, so unsure if this concept would work for my normal daily caloric intake of 4,500 calories. Although, my daughter is obsessed with these type of prepared foods for a tight life schedule.

I came back from visiting family for Christmas and really wanted to lose the 35 lbs Ive been…read morecarrying around the last few years. I found FFF online and they had great reviews and figured I try them out. Now I'm a foodie and when Ive tried food delivery places before but there food was always like eating plastic to me. Not FFF I look forward to their food. Its delicious and gourmet (the turkey Tamales are my favorite). I been using them for lunch and dinner. I've now been eating FFF food for 2 weeks Im down 8 lbs. Ive found, their lunch/dinners are usually around 350 to 525 calories (soup is around 200 calories). I couldn't be happier in the food quality and that I chose them. Price is reasonable as well. Wish I could give them 6 stars. -Darren

You cannot get in touch with anyone! They hold you credit card on the site and will not let you…read morecancel. I did my first order and paid for two meals I never received. I have been trying for days to email, as their phone number doesn't work!

We stumbled across Don Neto's Kitchen (4353 Peters Road, Plantation), a newish Guatemalan sandwich…read moreshop (opened 1.5 years ago), which we found on Google after dropping off our car for service at Gunther nearby. It's hidden in old plaza just off 441 on the Plantation/Fort Lauderdale border. Run by a brother and sister team, it has Cuban-style sandwiches and Guatemalan-style plates, sandwiches, and antojitos. And breakfast. Rachel got a Cubano Arepa with amazing lechon and I got a crazy po-boy-ish hot mess street sandwich (similar to a Mexican Torta) called a "Shucos Chapines", with chorizo, carne asada, Guatemalan slaw (repollo), avocado, and all the fixings -- messy but delicious. This place is really set up for takeout but it has one large picnic table (seats six, you might have to share) and counter seating at the window.

The food was Fantastic! We were in the area just for today and so I searched on Yelp and found…read morethis gem. The chicken arepa was awesome.

Clean comforting dinner with retro vibes. Good southern hospitality. Enjoyed my breakfast and did…read morenot feel rushed to leave although I came in close to closing. Coffee 6/10 Egg white omelette 9/10 Biscuit 7/10 Fruits were very fresh 8/10 Total was $23.40

The Plantation Diner is a true local staple. I love stopping in on the weekends for a hearty…read morebreakfast before running errands. You'll usually see neighbors chatting at tables and local church, women's, or sports groups enjoying meals together--it really feels like a community spot. The portions are generous, and the service and prices are always excellent.

A variety of selections. I'm here every week to pick up items from an app or dropping a package…read more I love getting their $13 single meals (1protein, +2 sides) I meal prep that for 2 days and truly it is enough becuase they always stuff the the whole container. They also have the $35 (4proteins+sides) in a full tray. I always love their bakery section, the chantilly cake is too die for! So delicious. Parking it a bit crazy when it's busy, it's hard to get in and out but this Whole Foods overall is great. Very spacious, very clean, plenty of stores to walk to in the plaza. They also have Amazon packaging here so it's #convenient Service is always excellent!

What I have come to appreciate with Whole Foods is the hot bar and the single slice pizza I got I…read morethought was delicious. Now I need to go to my local location and pick that up as well. Food is a little pricey but this is prepared food and everything I tried was delicious. I would go again and again and again.....Service was helpful when asked and the store was generally clean. The restroom not as much but that probably has to do with customers.

This is a hidden gem. I was at the auto shop down the street when I was looking for a place to eat…read morebreakfast. If you're tired of the basic you must try La Fonda! It's delicious! My meal was large for a really good price!!! The server was so nice and bilingual. Menu is in both English and Spanish. I went in the morning and it was calm and very clean. More people need to know about this hidden gem.

Wow just finger licking good ribs!! This place is on the corner ya can't miss the smells while your…read moreat the red light! I recommend the Rib plate it has the best tasting mild sauce

Very tasty, authentic food, ample portions. Both BBQ sauces are pretty good. I prefer the tangy…read moremustard sauce on rib tips, but the sweet sauce on a rib sandwich. Seafood is decent, mac & cheese enjoyable. If you are a people watcher, like myself, the interesting crew and patrons make the brief wait under the tent or in your car while your order is prepared entertaining. Antonio's is a hidden gem that after passing by for many a year w/o stopping, I'm glad that I gave a try.

Have driven by this location for years. It appeared to grow from a food truck with a home-base to a…read morewalk-in/take-out location with storefront signage. To succed in the taco space is just about as difficult as a local pizzeria. As a takeout and delivery spot, I finally made the decision to give them a shot. I got the 4 steak taco meal and took them up on the instruction to ask for corn. For me, it's not authentic Mexican if its on flour. I also ordered the chips and salsa. I always start there because you're getting 80%+ of the ingredients in all the dishes with those 2 selections. That philosophy has done me right a many of a late night post night adventures. Stick with the basics and things tend to work out. The flavors were on point! A squeeze of fresh lime and a drizzle of the green sauce they provided were they perfect additions to the steak taco. Seasoned perfectly without the sauce too. They do simple flavors and don't complicate it with unnecessary additions. From a flavor and quality standpoint, they push out a very good taco. Where this review dips down to a three, almost two is the value to portion size and for the $11 chips and salsa. The tacos were $5 each, which is middle of the road price wise when you're buying a 4 pack menu item. The taste didn't make up for amount of steak and condiments that $20 got me. I want to stress the taco was good, 6/10. The chips and salsa not so much. I couldn't tell if it was fresh salsa or canned. My years owning a burrito/wrap restaurant didn't help make that determination either. My hope is canned based on the product. It was the consistency of a loose V-8 with less than 10 pieces of onion and tomato with one tiny flower tip of cilantro. The flavor was neutral, very tomato forward. Same thing with the chips, I couldn't tell if they were homemade. The completely saturated paper bag they were in leans towards homemade, nothing notable about the chip, which in all fairness is usually the case at your average taco spot. My real problem with this experience will show in the photos. $31 + tax and tip for what you see. I have average size hands for reference. A small bag of chips saturated with oil and a 3 ounce cup of 95% seasoned tomato juice for $11 is terrifying to me. The items with the largest profit margins being over charged like that are bad economic signs. Most high volume Mexican eateries provide unlimited chips and salsa, typically with a spicy and mild option. This is a takeout scenario, so I'm not implying that should happen. I'm mentioning it because those restaurants give it away because of the food cost involved. Without the bag and plastic souffle cup, max cost on this chips and salsa is $1.50. That likely covers the paper goods too. $11 is a brave move with a takeout/delivery spot and tons of legit local competition a few miles from Fort Lauderdale. Your food better be top 10% to get away with that. I don't want to beat a dead horse, just look at the photo and put me in my place if I'm out of pocket. Give a fair assessment of the amount of ingredients in the taco as well. It just seems like the juice isn't worth the squeeze imo. If I saw their food truck out in the wild, I would absolutely order some tacos. Otherwise, there are far too many quality Mexican restaurants providing a better product and value to check out.

By a happy surprise, we ended up here for a late night bite around 10:30pm! They are a small hole…read morein the wall that does mostly to go orders. A couple wall facing high chairs inside, and 1 or 2 small tables outside that can hold 2 people each. Food: Burrito carne asada 10/10 - amazing!! Great portions. Super tasty and authentic seeming staff! Quesadilla meat - 7/10. Not as tasty as the carne asada filling but still a great portion

She makes wonderful Empandas of all types. Please contact Irene…read more I like her Chicken Empandas.

This is the best place to find Asian groceries (Chinese. Korean, Thai, Japanese)…read moreThe choices are enormous from fresh fish to meats as well.as fresh vegetables and fruits, to bottled and packaged ingredients and condiments The ambiance is busy and clean isles. Friendly staff although difficult to communicate with some employees who don't speak English.

My youngest daughter had been living on the west coast for the past couple of years and had never…read morebeen here. She was complaining that the produce selection in Florida was not that great and everything was packaged. She was impressed with the variety of vegetables in the vegetable selection. They have live fish and crabs in tanks which do not have the typical overpowering "smell". As we walked around the store, she said that it was almost like an H Mart which made her very happy.