This Organic U-pick is a great find!…read more A simple sign was on the road that read u-pick strawberries. I stopped in right as Covid hit and the stores were empty. I picked strawberries and that weekend I made crepes with fresh strawberries ands fresh whipped cream. Another time, I stopped to pick their humongous sunflowers. Last year they had so much more to offer. I picked red and green leaf lettuce, baby carrots, tomatoes, green onions, strawberries. I saw a sign for fresh coconut ands sugar cane for sale but I think you need to call the number to request those items. There is a flat fee of $25 for a large box. You fill the box with whatever you choose to pick. It's on the honor system. You can Zelle the farm the money or put cash in a box. It is pure wholesome fun and the quality of the fruit and vegetables is excellent. I enjoy supporting local farmers and would love to see this farm prosper. This farm is peaceful and relaxing. Once I meet the farmer and his wife driving past while I was picking. They are the nicest people. It's located on Dykes Road just west of 75. It's across from the Firestone on the left hands side.

I went there with two toddlers to pick strawberries. The strawberry feels were not well tended at…read moreall. The place itself was a hot mess. I went there once and that was enough. I would never go back.

I've been coming t Flamingo Road Nursery for over a decade. They always have the best selections of…read moreplants & flowers. You can tell they put so much love & attention to every single potted plant no matter how small. Their selections of plants that have had it a little rough is nice because that gives them a second chance at being adopted to a good home! Always love to check them out. They also host many seasonal events which is nice considering that we live somewhere where we have 2 seasons at most.

This is the place to go for all your plant needs. They have…read morethe largest selection of plants and trees at any nursery that I've ever seen. It's even a nice place to just go for a visit, get a shake and enjoy the beautiful gardens. The prices are reasonable.

Great selection of fresh farm eggs, milk, and yogurt. Also their honey is amazing! Completely…read moredifferent taste than whatever it is that grocery stores stock on their shelves. Eggs had a lovely yellow color and great taste. Customer service was also a great plus as well! Definitely need to return for more goodies.

The Southwest Ranches Farmer's Market is located in the same lot as Haute Coffee and Mr. Rotisserie…read morefood trucks. It gets very crowded on the weekend making parking a bit of a challenge. This family owned farmers market is in it's own small building. It was very interesting to me because this is the first place I found that sells raw milk. It is not something I personally drink but advocates claim that the pasteurization of milk destroys the nutrients, enzymes, and good bacteria. Benefits of raw milk may include more nutrients, improved digestion, and enhanced immune function. Others believe that the benefits are outweighed by health risks associated with consuming raw dairy products. The raw products sold here state they are not for human consumption. In addition to raw milk they also sell raw milk kefir, raw yogurt, raw cheese, raw butter, and raw milk ice cream. Other products they sell include organic produce grown in Southwest Ranches, local honey, hormone free and grass fed meat and seafood, farm fresh eggs, bath and beauty products, bread, and fresh made key lime pies. Staff was on hand to helpfully answer customers questions. I do believe that food is medicine and that it can heal you. This market subscribes to that philosophy. It is a niche for people who don't mind paying more to know where there food comes from, want clean ingredients, or are into a particular lifestyle choice. If you are looking for a large selection or inexpensive prices, this is probably not for you but I enjoyed my visit.

This place is a hidden gem. OMG! I was surrounded by delicious fruits just dangling all over. If…read moreyou like fresh Longan and mango and you wish to see them on the tree and be able to pick them yourself this is the place! I called prior to arrival which you MUST do. The owner answered my call within 2 ring. She spoke English that I understood well and she was friendly and helpful. I forgot her name but both she and her husband came out to greet us and a couple other families. She pointed us to some buckets with wheels and gave us a cutter. She will also weigh the fruits for you. She is very fair with her prices. It's easy to get carried away and pick 20-30lbs of fruits but for just the 2 of us, we hauled out 13lbs of Longan. Yippee!! There's other fruits too such as bananas, sugar apples, jackfruit, mango, milk fruit but sadly they weren't ready yet. They do allow you to walk around on your own and take photos which was a lot of fun if it hadn't been so hot & humid. Do bring plenty of water. Maybe a bottle of spray water if you have it. Leave your purse in the car so you can be hands free. Spray some mosquito spray and sun screen if you aren't used to Florida weather. Otherwise have fun!!

Extremely difficult to deal with. Called and asked for an appointment to go there in the morning to…read moreget some loganberry. Lady who answered said it's out of season. That's not what the AI said for early September. Then she said I can come and pick up some fruit and how much did i want. Well I don't know, I wanted to go to the farm and pick like it's advertised. I don't want to pick up and go. What's the fun in that and defeats the purpose of a You Pick Farm. She said there's nothing else to pick and I can't tour the farm. I asked her if there's other fruits in season because the Yelp page AI said there were several other fruits in season. She said it's all out of season and I can't come tour the farm. Rudely I might add. Well ok.

I had such a good time at this place. To get into the petting zoo for an adult it's $10 and then…read moreyou have to pay additional for food to feed to the animals. My total for two adults plus animal food was about $36 because I got one of each food! The pizza was so good. It is not included in your admission, so be prepared to spend money. But if you're going just to pet the animals, it is definitely such a cheap experience and I would not trade this experience for the world. This same experience in my hometown probably would've been upwards $150. The only additional thing you have to pay for animal-wise is the cows. Which will run you $5 for five minutes or $10 for 10 minutes. Just do it, they're perfect. There are two cows they are so sweet. They are named John and Boots. You also get to hold the bunnies for free. You get to feed the goats for free and you get to go into their enclosures and literally just hang out with goats for like 10 minutes. It's all self paced too! Make sure you try the pizza place as well it was elite! Only downside about this place was that there weren't any reptiles :( Overall, 1000/10 can't wait to come back to Florida and visit again next year!

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.

Mình rất thích vườn trái cây Tam Nguyên! Mãng cầu ở đây rất ngon, chín ngọt và tươi. Vườn còn có…read morerất nhiều loại trái cây như nhãn, măng cụt và nhiều loại trái cây khác để tham quan, hái và thưởng thức. Chủ vườn rất thân thiện, nhiệt tình và hiếu khách, tạo cảm giác rất gần gũi. Nước mía tươi ở đây cũng rất ngon, ngọt mát và giải khát cực kỳ đã sau khi đi tham quan vườn. Cảm ơn gia đình Tam Nguyên đã mang đến cho tụi mình một trải nghiệm rất vui và đáng nhớ. Chắc chắn mình sẽ quay lại và giới thiệu cho bạn bè, người thân!

Vườn trời cây Cô rất dễ thương Trai cây rất ngon và tươi…read moreWill recommend family and friends to visit this place

Bob roths is that spot where you have to visit if you haven't. They make shakes, juices and the…read moreyummiest fudge. We always love to pass by get a fresh juice and pick up a new jam flavor... this time it was mango. The staff is always so kind to us and helps us out with anything needed If you decide to pass by do make sure to grab a pie they make some really good ones. The Best part you always tend to grab something new each time that you've never had beforehand.

This is definitely not what I was expecting. We visited this place over the weekend because I kept…read moreseeing all of these hyped up Instagram posts from other individuals, so I said let's give it a shot. When we arrived, it was very crowded and parking was limited. With some patience you will eventually get a spot that opens up. It's a nice farm stand vibe, with lots of fresh options and baked goods. Price seems reasonable for the area, and for the hype I suppose. The staff is very friendly. Ordering process is a bit on the slower side, and it took a while to get the 2 stinks we ordered. We did also purchase a small cheesecake in a mason jar, along with some fruit candies, everything came up to around $35 dollars. This is a nice place to come to visit if you're inquisitive about the hype, but I honestly can't see us coming back anytime soon.

I've been going to the downtown Delray Beach location from time to time and decided to check this…read morelocation out. I know some like this one better, while it's fine, I prefer the Delray location... it's got all the fruit and veg from their farm as well as some prepared foods... also, more convenient for me. While it's the season, I'm hooked on the corn on the cob... amazing stuff.

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.

Such a cool spot. The owner was unbelievably helpful with talking us through what plants would…read moregrow well for us. We learned so much and left with some fun and interesting plants. Highly recommend!

Love the two who run this! Very knowledgeable and kind! They always have the most unique finds too!read more

This is a small boutique market that is centrally located in the Plantation Walk. It has everything…read morefrom fresh grocery items to organic sundries. I went in at lunchtime to pick up a togo meal and their menu has some good choices. They also have a huge variety of beverages Eveythibg from juices to THC sodas. Service was very slow despite I was the only shopper in the store. Parking is free in the garage and but it was also very crowded and hard to find a space on the ground level.

I strolled through here after seeing a friend. This little market is very charming. They have lots…read moreof unique items. They have everything from wine to empanadas to wraps to lotions to drinks and it goes on from there. I wanted to buy a couple juices to take home. There was a man there who was looking at me and I was looking at him. We each told the other we were ready to purchase. Each one of us thought the other was an employee. It was kind of funny. I waited several minutes but no one came out. I finally left because I had other things to do. I was surprised no one came to the register even after the man called out for someone.