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Detwiler's Farm Market

4.2 (130 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Acai bowl
Monica K.

Detwiler's has a great selection of grocery items including fresh meats & seafood, produce, baked goods, prepared to order foods and pre packaged items. The prices on most items are quite affordable and less than other stores. The aisles are neatly arranged and I found it easy to locate items I was looking for. During my visit to Florida, I think I ended up visiting about 4 times. During my visits, I purchased pre packaged peanut brittle, fresh baked cinnamon roll ($1.99), hand scooped ice cream (I believe a double scoop was $2.99), an acai bowl ($6.99) and a made fresh to order English muffin sandwich ($3.99). All of the staff was very friendly and didn't dilly dally. Everything was very good. I will definitely be visiting again when I'm in Florida.

Local fruit
Brenda L.

The good: The ice cream here is very affordable. I got a fall seasonal flavor (pumpkin) and tried my kid's cotton candy ice cream. It had little crystal cotton candy chunks inside that melted in your mouth which was fun. They sell a lot of tropical fruits like sapote and passion fruit. The folks here were friendly. The bad: It was crowded and congested in the front fruit aisles. The interesting: There were so many free samples available to try at your leisure. I tried Apple chips and strawberry juice.

Watermelon
Erik G.

I love going to Farmer Markets and Detwiler's is a great farmers market to visit. They have some really great produce, seafood and all sorts of items. I really enjoyed some of the items from the bakery. We got some really good cod from Detwiler's. They have a pineapple machine where it will slice your pineapple for you, but it wasn't working when I went to try it. We got some amazingly fresh fruit here. The watermelons were really fresh and delicious.

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Reviews are generally positive. Shoppers highlight the fresh produce selection, reasonable prices, and unique market atmosphere, as well as friendly staff.

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Great selection. The Clark Road store in Sarasota has a much better layout and easier to move around there

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Too crowded, everyday! Prices fluctuate and so does the assortment of vegetables, meat and seafood.

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8 months ago

Fresh everything and their Amish selections are awesome. Meats, cheese, bakery items are prepped by Amish folks. AAA +

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Great place. Good prices and fresh produce. Great selection too. Really enjoy the sample stations also.

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Great place to shop. The variety of fresh vegetables and produce is amazing. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and willing to help.

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expect crowds, limited parking to accommodate high volume and Quality foods at reasonable prices

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4.2(13 reviews)
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Such a fantastic find! Something for everyone with a broad variety of cultural foods including…read moreGreek German, Polish, Spanish, Mexican Jordanian, Brazilian, and Italian. Many of the booths have samples. Local fresh fruits and vegetables of every type, including tropical fruits, and some you may have never heard of! Cowabunga donuts is not to be missed, sourdough warm and fresh donuts were remarkable. Gourmet hot, sauces, pickles, popcorn, organic, dark chocolate. There's also a machinist who sharpens your scissors and your knives, etc., right at the stand! The paella stand is a sight to see cooking up authentic paella in the open air was just delicious. Aqua Fresca stand, Dole whip, fresh squeeze, lemonade, freshly roasted coffee, hot, or iced. Half a dozen artist playing live music, all the merchants have their doors open, offering Coastal, clothing, sterling silver, jewelry, candles, plants, and fresh flowers. Parking can be tight during the high season, but not too hard of a little effort. Bring sustainable shopping bags to make it easier to carry your purchases. Plan to spend the full-time from 9 to 1 as there is much to see and enjoy.

I'll admit I was not expecting too much after reading the other reviews but rest assured, this…read moremarket has grown and evolved since then. We were so pleasantly surprised! The markets featured at least 30-40 food and beverage vendors ranging from produce to prepared foods like pretzels, empanadas, ceviche and more. I ended up hauling home fresh orange juices and pretzels. The market was filled with live music performers and is conveniently located on the main drag on Dearborn St neighboring several local shops and restaurants. I enjoyed popping into the Culture Coffee shop to grab a drink before heading home. Overall, a fun and bustling market. It appeared to be dog-friendly as well.

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First time here since moving to Manatee County area in 2011. Thought the only worthwhile pumpkin…read more festival was the expensive Hunsader farms. Which charges anyone 11 and up $12/person and $5 parking before you even go inside. Fruitville Groves charged only $5 parking and very reasonable prices for the activities. $2/per for Hayrides. $1 to feed the goats. $3 to hold piglets and get a picture and lots more.. So many things for the family. Good food vendors and really nice craft vendors everyone working very friendly. It ran the whole month of October. Get there early to avoid crowds and get a decent parking space. Would definitely recommend for a fun family day without breaking the bank.

Pretty cool place, went here for the 38th Annual Pumpkin Festival. Parking was a breeze, phew! Over…read moreall the place was nice no crazy muddy roads to walk across to get to the event and lots of mature old shade trees with long moss hanging from the branches although that didn't help much with the crazy heat we had that day! Cute southern charm though. The best parts where the indoors where we had to go take breaks in half the time! The interesting apple cider floats seemed worth a try but I was just so hot and frustrated that day with my toddler I needed a reliable pick me up treat so classic root beer float totally was a big hit and hit the mark, yummy! Given how busy it was the service was pretty great and fast and there was enough seating inside and was clean! Yay! Being all sweaty and gross yourself you can appreciate a clean environment to refresh lol There was a nice bathroom attached to the building inside the gift shop/ice cream and matcha drinks mini stand. But the even did provide decent porta potties with hand washing stations on the other side of the event. My favorite part was the tractor choo choo train it had a nice wooden fort playground where we can play while waiting our turn which was also quick. But, it cost $3 for a quick ride. As a matter of fact every stand cost a minimum of $3 like simple jump houses that were mostly empty and too hot to jump in. I can't imagine how much the tractor and pony rides were. Probably more. The petting zoo was nice, you can purchase milk bottles and food to feed the goats, there were so many of them and the baby goats were sooo dang cute. My toddler was just not have any of it that day so we just walked by. I think that was the place with the highest traffic, probably because it was free! The mermaid stand was cute, honestly that's what excited me the most when I saw the poster, but I was too embarrassed to get a picture, which probably wasn't free either because those ladies were soooo beautiful. But again. Mostly people walking around and not willing to pay. You even had to have $5 cash to enter at the beginning with ATMs that I had to use that I could get $20 out minimum with an almost $5 fee! So yea it pretty much cost me $10 just to enter. So definitely a cash grab, this event.. it's ok I don't blame them, who else will pay for all this stuff, it's just good to know. - lady behind me literally turned around and left when she found out the small $5 entry cost and said no way am I paying to get it. So I guess it would help posting this on the adds to save everyone some time and extra frustration. No one likes a grumpy customer. Huge difference if we are prepared, which again, you only got yourself to blame, places like this are still cash only I guess.

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Detwiler's Farm Market - farmersmarket - Updated October 2026

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