Just stopped by this little fruit spot on Calle 8, apparently the oldest in Miami and it definitely…read morelives up to the hype. Everything is super fresh, and the cold coconuts hit perfectly in the heat. Simple, no-frills kind of place, but that's part of the charm. You can tell they've been doing this forever. If you're in the area and want something refreshing, it's 100% worth the stop.

Being from Pittsburgh.. I was pretty excited to visit an authentic fruit shop in Miami. The folks…read moreworking were friendly and spoke both Spanish and English. I went with the fresh coconut and a sugarcane juice. I really loved seeing the sugarcane being juiced right in front of me and seeing him hack off the top of a coconut for me. Both were absolutely delicious. My only disappointment is that mangos weren't in season, or I would have loved to have had fresh mango juice. I drank my fresh coconut juice in their back patio area, which was very relaxing. I loved this place!

Great service and prices. The fruits and veggies are always fresh and tasty. I have been Coto's…read moreclient for 8 months and deliveries, quality and service have never let me down.

From the owner: Coto Distributors Inc is a company registered in State of Florida, it is specialize in distribution…read moreof Fresh Produce .Its the result of a family tradition for more than 50 years, producing and distributing fresh fruits and veggies. The relationship with importing companies allows us to have competitive prices and a great quality product to satisfy customer's needs. Organization and customer satisfaction gives us a better chance among the big distributing companies, which don't pay special attention to the level of quality as well as we do. We serve the South Florida area, delivering from Miami -Dade to Broward and Palm Beach; Mondays through Saturdays. Each zone has its regular distribution schedule according to the orders and the distances, with one purpose: the satisfaction of our customers. For our company, Customer Satisfaction is the most important that's why we always provide "The Best Produce of the Market."

I would definitely come back for this fresh and sweet coconut shake. We got a size large for $15.read more

We were in Wynwood today and decided to stop by the Wynwood Marketplace after lunch. It was super…read morehot out, of course, and we were drawn to this food truck. I don't drink or eat much coconut (except I have never been able to develop a taste for coconut water) so I don't have much to compare it to, but the Coconut Shake with pulp was really good! I expected a shake as in like a Frappuccino or milkshake consistency. It was neither. I'd describe it as more of a light milk consistency but creamier than water. It was super refreshing! My husband had a sample of their coconut ice cream as well and said it was really good. Service was quick, and the guy was super friendly. The truck set up was nice, and it's in Wynwood Marketplace which has such a nice vibe anyway!

Located in the heart of Allapattah, food distribution sector, this place came highly recommended…read more They have fresh fruits to veggies to exotic food and produces. I walked in and was immediately greeted by some friendly faces and 2 cute Pomeranian dogs. This definitely is family owned. Sharpen up your spanish speaking skills because no one spoke English but I love it. Brings me back to my roots. Anyways, my mothers job uses this place for their fresh restaurant produce needs so I can only go by word of mouth which YELPERS know it goes a long way. From what they explained majority of their clients are hotels and restaurants who opt for delivery. Yes delivery is available no job too big or too small beats the drive down here. Anyone who goes ahead and uses their product first hand feel free to leave some feedback. Can't comment on the quality as this order is meant for someone else.

From the owner: We specialize in high quality produce as well as specialty items such as cheese, meats, and more.read more

Organic Mark has been providing an outstanding service. My elderly Aunt is not able to get out to…read moreshop and its been a wonderful convenience for her to receive fresh organic produce, vegetables and grocery staples. If it wasn't for this wonderful service she would not be eating right. Deliveries are consistent and the quality is outstanding and provides a much needed service in the community.

Highly recommend this club!! The produce is always fresh and tastes delicious. Also gives you a…read morechance to try different types of fruits and vegetables!!!

We have been members for three years now and have never been disappointed. The produce is awesome…read moreand delivery is wonderful and punctual. We love the idea of supporting local farmers. Keep up the awesome job.

This service is absolutely outstanding. The quality of the organic local food is just what I've…read morebeen looking for. Better than the grocery store and much more convenient. I have referred many friends to this company. The proof is in the pudding -- take a bite.

Everyone, meet the quietly brilliant supermarket with the pleasant clean at the sphere that makes…read moreus all look like we have a private chef, a nutritionist, and a trust fund, none of which are true. One lap around Aldi and you're suddenly that person who "just whips things up": The produce drop is borderline criminal, $1.49 organic avocados the size of softballs, $0.89 pineapples that perfume your entire car, and those little Persian cucumbers we all hoard like crypto. The Special Buy aisle (Aisle of Dreams) lands limited-edition treasures weekly: last Wednesday it gifted us the $89 air-fryer toaster oven, the $19.99 cashmere-feel throw blankets, and the viral $4.99 French rosé that tastes like $40 Provençal sunshine. Cheese selection that humiliates fancy grocers: $3.49 aged cheddar reserves, truffle Brie under $5, and the infamous $2.99 Emporium Selection brie that has ended friendships when it sells out. Pantry royalty: $1.89 organic fair-trade coffee, $2.49 peanut butter powder, and the legendary $0.89 Greek yogurt we all pretend isn't better than the $9 stuff. Universal Aldi styling commandments (works for every human) 10-minute dinner flex: grab the $4.99 fresh Atlantic salmon + everything-bagel seasoning + frozen Mediterranean veg sheet-pan royalty. Snack drawer supremacy: $1.99 dark-chocolate sea-salt bars + those protein-packed peanut-butter cups = gym bag MVP. Hosting cheat code: $3.99 Moser Roth chocolate + $2.99 baguette + $4 brie wheel = instant charcuterie legend. Bring your own bag and a quarter; we're all part of the cult now. Aldi doesn't just save you money; it hands you a quietly luxurious life at 60% off. I leave every time looking like I meal-prep in cashmere. Tell me, legends: what's your ride-or-die Aldi find this week?

I can never go wrong with Aldi as my go-to for fresh produce and cheeses. The prices are…read moreaffordable, and the return policy is really great. They're usually well stocked and the service is as good as to be expected at a grocery store.

My friend found out about this small artisan food market that was being held on Lincoln Road in the…read morerun up to the Food and Wine Festival. I love Lincoln Road and all of its art deco architecture so it was fun to take a little road trip to check out the market in one of my favorite Miami locales. Lincoln Road is a historic road in South Beach with restaurants and shops. It is closed to cars so you have to find parking on one of the side streets or at one of the city lots nearby. We lucked out with parking but Waze sent me off to the market in the wrong direction. If it wasn't so hot out I would have really enjoyed the extra exploration of Lincoln Road. Eventually we got turned around in the right direction and found the market next to a vintage market that was also being held. That is the thing you can really love about Lincoln Road, there is always something going on. Once we finally found the market it was a greatest hits of some of the best local prepared food vendors in the area. These are the folks who don't have a brick and mortar location so you follow them on Facebook or Instagram to see where they will pop up. We ran into our friends from Sinabuns who we last saw at Dessert Wars at the airport convention center. Also on hand was Better Than Your Mother's who makes cookies so decadent that they are laced with edible gold. She kindly gave us a sample of the best chocolate chip cookie I have ever eaten. I Knead More was selling outrageously delicious guava and cheese babka but I was most excited to find a booth selling four medium stone crab claws for $17. Stone crab claws are God's Christmas present to Floridians. Yes they are expensive but they are so succulent and sweet and only here for a short time. I bought a box and dug in with my friend. An extravagance befitting the holidays. The market even had a booth where you could scan a QR code and enter online to try and win tickets to the SOBE Food and Wine festival. Tickets run from the $100 and up price range per event so wish me luck. This market was a nice way to support local businesses and get everyone excited about the upcoming festival. I am so glad I had a chance to check it out.