Sun Harvest Citrus remains as a favorite place to buy Florida souvenir items for guests. They also…read morehave some wonderful fresh fruits and juices. And, I always use the USPS office in the back of the store to buy stamps and mail packages. There is ample parking and the employees are always friendly. It is a fun place to shop!

Very touristy but love the free samples of orange juice. My personal favorite was the peach orange…read morejuice but they had a ton of different flavors. Parking wasn't bad and if you're looking for a souvenir from Florida then this is the place to go and you can definitely spot where you are by driving down the road and seeing a big metal orange. This place is full of souvenirs to potentially bring back: spices salt, and pepper, shakers, alligator jerky, Florida, popcorn, coconut candies,etc. I love that you can have samples of the juices before buying. They even had some salsa and chip samples. They are shown to have a coupon in the touristy maps and guides. One where you can use to actually get a discount on your ice cream. I ordered the dreamsicle which is the most popular, but I didn't have a chance to look at the sizes and after ordering realized that the lady, I just put me in for the regular size which was too much sugar for me. If it does, though she was kind of rushing me which I didn't love. Also, if you're wanting to use the coupon, you have to have your own copy and cut it out/rip it out. And it's also one per order. I also ordered the Keylime pie. I like the filling. It had a very much coconut flavor probably because they use more coconut milk, but their crust on it was not very good. The cream score was actually pretty good. It was a hot day so it melted pretty quickly, but I liked the orange thing that it had and balanced with the vanilla.

....18 September 2026 …read more.... My friend and I stopped by the Walker ( Honey ) Farm to purchase some honey for his return trip to Tallahassee. My friend is a former resident of Fort Myers and is familiar with the Walker Farm. This was my first visit. My friend made his purchase and , not knowing there are various flavors of honey until now , I decided to try some. I tried the Black Mangrove honey and the Orange Blossom honey. There are other flavors but I liked the Black Mangrove and purchased a small bottle for $27.50 There are larger bottles for $50.00. The Bees are on site and the honey is produced and sold there in a little rickety wooden frame house. The owner Buddy Walker , a cantankerous BUT pleasant young fellow , ( he's 82 ) greeted us as we entered the store. I admired the beautiful Palm Tree in front of the store and asked Buddy what was the name of that Palm Tree. He said he didn't know. As we were pulling out of the lot to leave, Buddy came running out to tell us that he checked and discovered the name of the Palm tree is Bismarck. Now that I know there are various flavors of honey I will return and maybe try another flavor. Can't wait to try this Black Mangrove in my Green Tea. See ya later Buddy

awesome little place. Love the dog. Houndoghoundoghoundog …read more.. The honey sticks are yummmm

Since ancient times the world has known the healing and health benefits of honey. It contains…read morenutrients and antioxidants. It can help lower your blood pressure and triglycerides and improve your cholesterol. It promotes burn and wound healing and suppresses coughs. it's been touted to prevent cancer and heart disease, reduce ulcers, ease digestive problems, regulate blood sugar, and increase athletic performance. Basically it's a wonder drug but you can't use the processed stuff, you need it in the raw like they sell here. Whenever I find a farmers market I am on the lookout for local honey. That is why I was so happy to find the Harold P. Curtis Honey Co. The Harold P. Curtis Honey Co. store has been a landmark near the Caloosahatchee River on N Bridge Street since 1954. You get the honey directly from the Curtis family hives which can be found in the orange groves, pines, mangroves and along the beaches of South Central Florida. Farmers depend on the bees to pollinate their crops and the bees make the Curtis honey. Curtis Honey Co. is located in a historic building from 1927 that used to be the towns mercantile. The store is managed by the daughter of Harold P. Curtis, Rene Curtis Pratt who I had the pleasure of chatting with. Honey varieties include sea grape, mangrove, wildflower, palmetto, and orange blossom. In addition to the honey offered in many different sizes they also sell gator sauce and other spicy seasonings, honey candy, tea, jellies, honey candy, candles, and honey beauty products like soap, lotion, and lip balm. I purchased the amazing orange blossom honey soap for myself and gifts. The honey drop candy cured a minor throat irritation I have had for a month. I ended up purchasing a few gifts for upcoming birthdays which I know will be enjoyed. With the current focus on supporting local agriculture and eating healthy now is the time to rediscover what our ancestors knew, honey is good for you. Stop by the Harold P. Curtis Honey Co. to find out all the ways you can enjoy this sweet nectar. You will "bee" glad you did.

If I could give Harold p. Curtis honey a 10 star I would this place is the best place for fresh…read morehoney and the people that work here know a lot about there honey and they treat you like family so if you want the best honey come here you won't regret it at all

I've visited here many times, and I always find the food delicious…read more The fresh collard greens are huge, but absolutely fantastic! I really recommend you try it. Thank you so much for your wonderful service!

While visiting Fort Meyers for the first time, it was recommended that we go to Buckingham Farms…read morefor breakfast. We were excited to try it based on their website, reviews, and the recommendation. Upon entering you can pick up a menu or look at the menu board. There is no table service. Once you place your order you can sit down at a table and wait for your pager to go off. When your pager goes off you have to go to the back of the restaurant to get your utensils. The utensils are plastic that are dispensed. The coffee cups are made of Styrofoam, surprising since this is promoted as a"farm to table" restaurant. You can dispense your own coffee and pick up non refrigerated packaged creamers. No fresh milk or creamer offered. Again surprising. My wife asked a food preparer if she could have some fresh milk for her coffee. It was provided in a plastic container. I ordered an egg, cheese, and bacon on a biscuit. I didn't see any other type of bread offered. My wife ordered the waffle making a point for it to be prepared plain. Our pagers went off and we went to pick up our food. The waffles my wife ordered plain had some kind of cream on it. The server said she didn't see any note about it being prepared plain. She took it back to remake it and brought it out to our table. The coffee was very weak and not very good. My wife threw hers out. Her waffle was tasteless. She took a couple of bites and threw it out as well. My biscuit sandwich was also very disappointing. The biscuit was dry and hard, the texture of the bacon was like shoe leather. We could not understand why this restaurant was as busy as it was. The only thing we could think of, was that it's the only place around. We left and drove 20 minutes to a Bakery/Cafe where they served good coffee, bread, and pastries.

These ppl are super knowledgeable about bees and lots of things about nature and how it works…read moretogether. I had bees on one side of my house that were going in and out the hole from the cable wire. They answers every question I had and have not rushed the job. Half the money on first contact and the rest on completion. Highly r commend them!

We applaud Leehoneybee removal, with our SINCERE thumbs up! Removed a large hive from our Cape…read moreCoral garage, with such professional and attentive care. Went above and beyond the norm, to mindfully remove the bees, and patiently educate us in the process. Such a caring and obviously knowledgeable bee-keeper. Tim made it a pleasure. Just the best: A+

A great organic farm and an essential resource as chain grocery stores are stocking more and more…read moreGMO contaminated foods The staff at Circle C is friendly and very informative They stock a wide range of frozen meats and other products Please support this great family farm

Updating my review to address the quality of the meat...everything was amazing! Lamb patties,…read morepasture pork bratwurst sausages, pasture raised chicken breasts, pasture raised chicken half broilers and pasture port tenderloin were all delicious. Only downside is the amount of meat on the chicken half broilers. I would not order those again. But everything else was super tasty and a good value.

The Curtis Honey store is a LaBelle staple. Five generations of Curtis family members have run…read morethis honey store which today sells many varieties of honey, honey candy, and even Granny Ella pies! The owners are friendly and helpful. The renovation of the shop has kept the charm while opening up the sales area to better display the products.

I really like their products especially their palmetto honey it's the real deal. We always stop by…read morewhen passing thru LaBelle

So in the winter the veggies are fresh. However at this time of year the produce doesn't last…read more The staff are always friendly and helpful.

Not sure why yelp says this place is closed, but it's definitely open and is a great place to stop…read moreoff for fresh produce, salsa, guac, and plants (both decorative and for the garden). Staff are easy going and happy to answer questions. Love that they grow some of their own produce and source local produce from Alva when possible. Appreciate that they indicate on their signs when produce is local, organic or non-gmo. Also like when they bring in their wax-free apples each year. (Please start carrying a different apple cider that doesn't have preservatives in it.) Prices are very fair. If you haven't tried the salsa, mango salsa or guacamole, it's worth it!!

Great place to pick up fresh produce they have a lot more than that…read more They have u-pick for tomato's also. Jams jellies fresh local honey and raw milk and fresh farm eggs. Love this spot and will continue to get my produce and fresh eggs from this farm. They have sunflowers and snap dragon flowers to cut fresh and they last a long time. It's great to see the farm and all the fresh produce growing right behind the stand knowing it's fresh!

It would be great if you updated your website to tell people you are closed until Octoberread more