Depending of the season the produce is good, they give fair prices especially if you're a frequent…read morecustomer. The owner is a pretty decent man, and very helpful. It's great if you're looking for organic produce of large quantity.

Huge dispatching warehouse... if you're looking for special vegetables or fruit by the case. No…read morewalk ins though.... you enter shipping department, first thing they ask you is for an order number! This is where ALL fruits & vegetables come together!

Thought was a good idea to support organic and local produce. Picked up my first box of produce…read moretonight - very disappointing. Potatoes are sprouting. They may have been sitting in the owner's refrigerator for a long time. No way to tell if they are organic or not. The one pineapple I got had a very big hole in it. It looked absolutely pathetic. Cherry tomatoes were in a small plastic box like what you would find in a regular supermarket. However, it was only 1/3 full. I almost feel someone just took a whole bunch of old vegetables and fruits from her refrigerator and sold them to me for $45. Update - Owner Mia responded to my complaint. She compensated me with some green beans and grapefruit.

This is a small market, but they are doing four important things right even though their farmer's…read moremarkets throughout the city are not really much, especially when you compare them with the farmer's markets in other cities. Four Rightly Things: - ORGANIC. Everything's organic, healthy, and oh-so-good here! - FRESH. Because of the small selection, the freshness of the goods are critically important - and I did not see anything that was lacking in freshness. Good job! - CONVENIENCE. No, it's not open late. But comparing with farmer's markets, it's open more days in the week! - PRICE. For example, 3 navel oranges is a dollar here. At Wal-Mart, it was 58 cents for each navel orange. It's cheaper here!

I had the chance to stumble upon The Market Company's Wynwood Warehouse Organic Market today, and…read moreit was exactly what I'd been missing in the Midtown area: a small, well-curated organic vegetable selection. (Publix is fine for somethings, but I can do without the crowded aisles and lines.) PLEASE NOTE: I'm writing this review on a bit of a high, having just eaten a salad of arugula, heirloom tomatoes, goat cheese, and tabbouleh, all from the market. So, hopefully, you'll find it to be fair and balanced. In addition to beautiful, local, in-season produce, they have a small selection of dried goods (pastas, crackers), honey (try the walnut honey packed with whole walnuts), oils, olives, fresh mozzarella, etc. If that weren't enough, a Lebanese chef had a stand with beautiful organic goat cheese, stuffed grape leaves, hummus, the aforementioned tabbouleh (which I was driven to get by the amazing smell alone), and other lunch-ready fare. The market is small, but the owner told us that she has plans to grow. This is where Michael's Genuine, Brosia, etc. are getting some of their menu ingredients. Kris Wessel of Red Light showed up while we were there, and we heard him wax poetic about the variegated eggplants, which he described as 'like cake'. The market is now open from Tuesday through Friday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Oh, and bring your recyclable bags to fuel that saintly, healthy, green feeling you'll get from your visit.

What a happy surprise that I found Real Sorbet at the Food Trucks on Saturday night. I was there…read morefor Mac'n, and once we were done with all the nomming there, we were on a quest for a vegan friendly dessert. At Real Sorbet, I tasted the Chocolate Coconut (awesome--that's what I got) and the Mango (also awesome--that's what I'm probably getting next time). I came home and checked out their website, which is great and listed above, but you MUST check out their tumblr--http://realsorbet.tumblr.com/--watch the video about how the Chocolate-Coconut sorbet is made, you'll want some immediately, I swear! Seriously, it doesn't get much more awesome than this for a health-conscious environmentally-minded vegan-foodie-with-a-sweet-tooth: Organic? Check. Local? Check. Dairy Free? Check. Totally Delicious? Check. And even if you're not a health-conscious environmentally-minded vegan-foodie-with-a-sweet-tooth, you should totally support Real Sorbet--they're doing a great thing and they're doing it in a VERY yummy way! Enjoy!!

Organic, delicious sorbet! Amazing seasonal flavors that are made with fruit that is sourced…read morelocally. Totally dairy-free! Served from an eco-green cart - no noisy smelly generator. The sorbets are made by the couple that runs the business and they happily talk to customers about the fun flavors, ingredients they use, and the awesome health benefits of eating fresh organic fruit. My favorites are Peach Iced Tea and Coconut Chocolate. Yum!