Say what? Where else can you get a variety of fresh fruit cup up and placed in a large container…read morefor only a mere $3?!?! When we went there was a mother-daughter team working inside. What initially drew me in was the $3 mango smoothie, which was placed in a huge styrofoam container. But then the customer ahead of me ordered this fruit bowl and I had to have it! Easy, fast, fresh and clean! This lil camper was located a few blocks down from LECOM Park (formerly McKechnie Field). I saw another "fruteria" down the road on US 41 North. Not sure if they are the same.

This food truck does one thing, from Friday through Sunday, and does it well. Pay $4, get a vat of…read morefresh fruit with lime juice. It depends on what's in season. This weekend we got mango, pineapple, and watermelon. A few months from now the fruit cup probably won't include mango, nor should it. But whatever it is, the plastic quart container will be full of deliciousness. You can sprinkle on some salt if you like, and there's also chili powder (salt, cayenne, and maybe other flavors). I declined both offers. After I tasted the chili powder, however, the guy running the truck poured me a pseudo-horchata (I think it might have just been mostly sweetened condensed milk with water) for free as a lagniappe. I think the expression on my face told him I could use a drink to wash that stuff down. The address is an approximation so that you can find it with a navigation app or a GPS. Just look in the parking lot of the former service station on US 41 at 30th Avenue. If he's there, you're in for a treat.

Goichi's has always been a bright spot on the bee ridge corridor in an area void of good choices,…read moremuch less great. Goichi's is responsible for some Top tier sushi (I love the Solcano roll) and their ramen is top notch!

Recently, I was told that Takoyaki and Taiyaki (authentic Japanese street food snacks) can be found…read morein the Sarasota area! But, only during the Sarasota Farmer's Market on Saturdays at Goichi's stall. We went to the market specifically for this cart and were not disappointed. The Takoyaki are generously filled with seafood and basted in a warm sweet sauce. Then, topped with dots of Japanese mayo and sprinkled with bonito flakes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takoyaki We definitely will be back, and to try all of the other items!

Cinco de Mayo- if the mountain won't come to you, you go to the mountain. FEWD tent came to our…read morecommunity to celebrate the holiday. I ordered a chicken burrito that was huge and had both chunks and shredded chicken plus rice and beans in it- very filling and very reasonably priced. I need to find them and have been told they were voted best burritos in Bradenton.

Love their food. Really full, flavorful tacos. Had the beef. Pork quesadillas also great and full…read moreof meat. Empanada was fried to perfection. Quick, friendly service. Great food truck addition to Corporate Ladder and trivia

Beautiful gorgeous cutting boards. Artisan crafted and unique. Splendid reclaimed woods. The best…read more Nice guy. Made in eastern Manatee County. Go local!!!

I attended Your Tampa Market Pop-up at the Sheraton Riverwalk on 12/12/2020 and 12/19/2020. They…read morehad a lot of great vendors at this Market. I was impressed by how well-organized the market was. There were so many great vendors! Everyone wore face masks. There was hand sanitizer at the booths that I went to. There were vendors on the outside around the pool and bar area and also on the inside in one of the banquet rooms. What better way to shop then with beautiful views of the Hillsborough River and last night was the boat parade which was an added bonus! During this time, it's important now more than ever to support our local businesses who have struggled the most! So, let's get to my shopping! Angie's Fairy Cakes and Parties had some really good prices on bundt cake for $6, Triple Chocolate Chip for $5 and Hot Cocoa Bombs for $10. I sampled some items and everything was so delicious! I ended up buying the bundt cake mmmmm... :-) Chanel's Boutique had a lot of unique items. They had so many different kinds of masks and they were good quality, too! They even had vintage purses and a red 1950s suitcase for sale. There was a really cute 1920s Art Nouveau, leather purse that was going for $200. I looked it up on the internet and a similar one was $225 + shipping. Jennifer Ann's Boutique had a lot of fun holiday, crossbody bags, Christmas ornaments for $8, and face masks for$6. The display was really cute and the prices were not bad at all. I bought some fresh sea moss from BAXXABILLION. It was made that morning. An 8 oz jar is $10 and a 16oz Jar is $20. There were also BAXXABILLION sweatshirts that look pretty high quality. And the owner, Terrence Baxter, told his personal story on how sea moss and also other natural alternatives helped to heal him after he was shot while driving an UBER! He talked about how natural alternatives changed his life, his health, and the health of his family. He's very knowledgeable on natural products. I bought some wine from Brookstone Wine. The wines are locally crafted in Spring Hill, Fl. I got to taste all of them including their delicious Tropical Sunset, Green Apple Harvest, but it came down to the Cranberry Celebration and the Blackberry Blossom. I ended up getting the Cranberries Celebrations but it was a really tough call! They're $20 a bottle. A little pricey but got to support local. I also bought a couple of hand rolled cigars from Smokey's Lifestyle Cigars. The bourbon infused cigars smelled AMAZING. I bought a pack of the Rum infused ones. I think they were 5 for $20. Thr prices were pretty good. There were so many great vendors including Ilianna's Boutique with such great stuff for 20-somethings, Lavish Lab Cosmetics with the most luscious glosses, and on and on. I wanted to buy from all of them but I just didn't have enough money! I put some of their cards in my review if you wanted to check them out. Happy Holidays Yelp fam :-)

I have been to and participated in many "Your Tampa Markets" shows. It's always a great time…read more Incredible food, great art, and a wide variety of vendors. I would highly recommend any of their shows as a great way to spend an afternoon.

First time visitor. My daughter and I was undecided on what to order. We just saw people buying…read morehuge cups of fruits or smoothies. ( Mexican Fruit Shack ) So you could order the fruit cup which is all the fruit the shack has or you could choose your fruits. I had a smoothie with coconut, mangos and strawberries. My daughter had a smoothie with bananas, strawberries and pineapple. Great choice! Smoothie with any fruit except strawberries $4.00, $5.00 with strawberries. I guess the strawberries are not in season. Anyways great buy. Will definitely go back. There's only one size. The cup is almost the size of the pineapple

I been by this spot a few times and I always saw lines of people to order, until I saw someone with…read morea cup in their hands with fruits another one that looked like smoothie with big chunks of mango, oh boy it looked so DELICIOUS!!! So my daughter came to visit me and I told her about this spot and we decided to try it, first time we went there was small signs that said CASH ONLY so we left because we had credit card only. Now we went prepared with CASH and order 2MANGONADAS & MANGO SMOOTHIE..... OMG!!! It was DELICIOUSSSSSS I do RECOMMEND THIS SPOT BUT TAKE (CASH).

Welp, that was a fantastic lobster roll!…read more Got a roll at this week's Gecko fest in Gulfport for $19 and it was fresh and perfectly seasoned and full of big chunks of lobster meat. I almost gave up on a good lobster roll locally but this place blew me away! Tasted just like lobster rolls in New England. Was standing w/ my roll at another food counter and everyone working at that counter was commenting on how good it looked and asking where I got it. Can't wait to come across these guys again and try the Lobster Bisque + another lobster roll! Believe they are usually at the Tuesday market in Gulfport.

I was so excited to try this stand at the Carrollwood North Tampa Market until I saw the man…read moreworking take a bite of whatever he was eating, lick 2 of his fingers, look at me, then grabbed a napkin and wiped his face. I then witnessed him serve a couple a minute later without ever washing his hands and no gloves. Absolutely disgusting. It's a shame because after reading the reviews, I was looking forward on trying a lobstah roll but not anymore.