A great place to come and enjoy a Sunday. Everything you need from Asian cuisine to Salad…read moredressing. You want it, they have it. Check out LOFRA Asian cuisine or Go Kelvin's Dressing. There is coffee, fruits, knife sharpening, fruits and all on the edge of Babcock Ranch Lake. You'll have a great time here and will be returning customers on Sundays. It's a great community with very friendly people. Come by and visit and sit a spell.

Babcock has beautiful homes and it is becoming a huge community with everything steps away. No need…read moreto h outside of this community -- it has it all and it will have even more in the coming up future! If you don't mind HOAs then look no more. If you don't want HOAs and rules and regulations... then you can go to other areas of SW Florida that are just residential with no HOAs and freedom rings ya'll !!

The farmer market has increased in venders now, fruit, fresh eggs and veggies. Arts and crafts are…read morethere too. Also baked goods, and boiled peanuts, open every Saturday no matter the weather, it's in an large open-air building, best hours are 8am to 3pm.but come early for best produce.

Fresh mushrooms, organic pork & beef, tones of vegetable, clams, bread, wild honey, spices etc…read more.. all reasonably priced

Been over 20 years since we were there, my husband drove truck, we stopped every time we were…read more there. Praline pecans his mommas recipe.Every time we see something about Valdosta we both say Big Rosie! Not sure if they are open but what a nice man

I absolutely LOVE Big Rosie's and stop in maybe 5 or 6 times per year whenever passing by. The…read morefresh fruits that are available in season can not be beat! I am definitely partial to their ginormous watermelons that are THE sweetest ones I have ever tasted! And the peaches at their peak, OMG! When it comes to nuts, this store is an homage to the pecan and the peanut offering everything from butters, candies, fresh, roasted, syrups, etc. you most definitely can't go wrong with sugar free roasted pecan syrup for your pancakes and if available, a nice size bag of some freshly boiled Cajun peanuts to snack on! They also carry fairly priced Vidalia onions which I always stock up on a few bags every time I visit. There is a vast assortment of jam, jellies, chutneys, dressings, pickles, honeys, syrups,fruitcakes, juices, etc..... Plenty of samples to try and you would be hard pressed to not find something you like!

We enjoyed the Farmers Market located on the charming tree-lined street of Haile Plantation Village…read morein Gainesville. It is open once a week on Saturday from 8:30am to 12 noon. The market features local farmers with fruits and vegetables, local baked goods, artisan foods, prepared foods, meats and fish, cut flowers, plants, crafts and more. It was a nice stroll over a couple blocks purchasing several items along the way including sourdough bread, quiche, honey, fruit and desserts.

I love this farmer's market! It's in a perfect spot where there's plenty of space for different…read morebooths but it's still easy to make sure you get around to all of them. There's a great variety of vendors and while things can be a little pricey, that's just the nature of a farmer's market and supporting small businesses. I would come here every week if I could and it's always the highlight of my Saturdays! I will say parking can be tough so I like to come early, but usually if you drive around enough you can eventually get a spot. The vendors are always super friendly and lots of them will give out samples as well. I definitely recommend coming here to start out your weekend with something pleasant.

I love it so much and incredible unbelievable remarkable so much and the staff so nice and kind and…read morecaring loving sweet they everything from vegetables and fruits etc it is so clean and organized! I love coming here so much so gorgeous unbelievable unique! Lots of food and drinks very organized! From Lauren

This is the worst fresh market I have ever been to. The produce looks old and their prices are…read moreoutrageous, this lady tried to charge us $23 for 4 mangoes?? The place looks run down and a bit dirty, I would not recommend it having much better options like the beach blvd flea market.

Specialized unneeded items. Only one honey vendor who was rude and over priced. Guess the grocery…read morestore is a better choice. Save your money and your time

I have been to this farmers market for a few years now and I'm very disappointed in the available…read moreoptions for those with SNAP benefits. There's only one person who offers it. And because we do not get any announcements of who will be coming on Saturdays it's really an inconvenience to travel so far and not have options for fresh produce that cater to those on financial hardships.

The only place to get produce. They have good prices and the quality of the produce is great. The…read morestaff are friendly and I love how they decorate for the seasons.

It's been a LONG time since I'd been to a REAL farmer's market. Farmer Brown's is about as…read moreauthentic as it gets. As a tourist, I had to go for the local honey, local cane syrup and some raw, green peanuts to make my own boiled peanuts. I'd never had them and ...... well..... THEY'RE GOOD! Prices are fairly decent. I came away with some awesome goods and wanted to go back for more. BUT, I had to get back on the road. Hope to stop by here again sometime.

Beneath the prominent oak trees - and just a few blocks from the state Capitol - I tripped upon the…read moreDowntown Market Tallahassee on my return home to the Vero Beach. I'm in favor of supporting local business, so I stopped. Homegrown produce and eggs, fresh cut flowers and native plants (native to Tallahassee that is), plenty of homemade food and baked goods, along with locally roasted coffee and hand-crafted items were available among the various vendors. Free parking is a plus. Open from 8 am until 2 pm, I arrived at the market just after 12 noon. In speaking with several of the vendors, I was told that the market is on the rebound with more and more vendors returning each week. As someone into coffee, I stopped in and purchased several bags of roasted coffee from the husband/wife couple at Midtown Coffee Roasters. Hungry, I made a purchase of Indian food from that vendor. Purchasing early Christmas gifts for my kid's teachers, I visited Ken over at The Clogging Potter. Cookies and brownies from the father/daughter team rounded out my visit. Interesting little market. I will visit again and hope that more vendors will return as the leaves start to brown and Fall sets upon us. William E. Lewis, Jr. Vero Beach, Florida.

Every Saturday from March through November, Ponce de Leon Park comes alive. Celebrated local…read moremusicians play their music on stage, authors and poets present readings, and regional artists show their arts and fine crafts, while local farmers offer Mother Nature's best. Special events bring hands-on art activities for children or sneak previews of upcoming cultural events.

its open now. the farmers market is open and fantastic! Lots of local…read morevendors,food,produce,jewelry,plants,music,etc

Cute little market on the Main St. Of Leesburg. We stumbled upon Leesburg on our way to Mt. Dora. I…read morelove old fashioned Main Street with cute little side walk cafes and little shops. The market is in the center of everything on Sat. Mornings. There are probably about 20 local vendors here including ones with local jewelry, art, pet products, produce, kettle corn, and jam, and honey to name a few. Afterwards or before hand, stroll the shops and grab some coffee. It makes for a nice chill easy going, easy breezy Saturday Morning!

I'm a fan! I came to this market one Saturday afternoon because I was in need of some local honey…read morefor my allergies. As we know, local honey is much better and more beneficial than store bought honey. The Frenchtown Farmer's Market is rather small. I would actually say it is smaller than the one out by Thomasville. However, the fresh produce and other goods are great....great quality and great price that is. I saw foods such as watermelons, sweet potato, tomatoes, okra, onions, and beans. There was also some great local honey from Walter, the bee keeper. He had some freshly cut sourdough bread for us to try the honey before purchasing. He had honey both with and without the honeycomb and they were $10 each. He also had some candles that were made out of bee pollen and said those, too were good for allergy sufferers. There was a stand where a lady was selling boiled peanuts; both spicy and non spicy. I saw some t-shirts for sale as well as some artwork. What I appreciated most was that there were people from different ethnic backgrounds and different ages. Everyone was so nice....it's not all the time you walk down the street and are greeted by everyone. There was even a young women set up street side who offered us some free water and free slices of watermelons. Many of the neighbors were sitting on their porches people watching and striking conversations with passersby. Although this is not a place where I could "stock up" on all the produce I desire, it is a great place to stop in to purchase a few items. I love that this market is still around and that some of the culture and history of Frenchtown is being preserved.

From the owner: Frenchtown Farmers Market is reviving community through health advocacy and access to fresh,…read morelocally-sourced food. We're the only place that can double SNAP-EBT on produce purchases. Our vendors care about the community and the planet, and some vend exclusively at this market. Along with the freshest, locally-grown produce, you'll find gourmet jellies, artisan breads, farm fresh eggs and chicken, heritage pork and sausage, local honey, specialty spice mixes, delicious cookies and confections, vegan bakery items, natural body scrubs and hair products, as well as local art and handmade jewelry. Come have some fun with us and support the local economy. We challenge you to join the Frenchtown Fresh Food Movement!