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 farmers market is a good place to come on a weekend. There are a lot of different food spots…read moreas well as the actual grocery market. The food itself is pretty expensive in the market. They carry eggs, fresh meat. Anything that you would expect to see that has all been raised on a farm. Other than that, there is a Haute coffee truck, a Venezuelan empanada shop, a sandwich place, a middle eastern truck and more. As I am a fan of the coffee place, I ordered a coffee. It was a bit on the sweeter side, but they had really cool flavors. I got the praline latte. The Venezuelan empanadas were great and I would definitely get them again.

Whole Foods is an amazing grocery store. The people are very friendly and always helpful. The…read morequality of the food is great and I love shopping there. It is a tad expensive but if you want a nice shopping experience , you should go.

Excellent service. Ulysses n Jacoby excellent service in preparation foods. Tyrees n wilter n fugi…read morealso fantastic n semantha n nayo best service. Mr Eddy is so helpful n Jo Jo N Mauricio n Lucas best service always n toma is the best thanks. N Weegy Juan Ivan n Steven best veggie guys always great service. Keith n Carlos best grocery service. I am Mrs. Rosie grahm. N shop in the store a lot and meet for breakfast. I appreciate Amazon n whole food.

I stumbled across this whilst exploring and being out and about. I enjoyed perusing all their…read morespecialty goodies to include everything caviar and truffles!! I sampled a foie gras sandwich made to order. I also sampled a Russian plum cake. I love to try different foods. I would definitely visit again if I was in the area.

Today for the 1st time we had 2 of their famous sandwiches, I had foie Gras and my husband had a…read moresmoked salmon and both of them were delicious, we also bought 2 pieces of cake that you will see in the pictures we took and both were terrible , super dry and not tasty at all, finally we had 2 amazing cappuccinos.... We will stick to the sandwiches and items of the market but never again the cakes.

So lucky to have this gem close by to us in Brickell. I was looking for some things for Greek…read moreOrthodox Easter and found an amazing selection here an easy walk from home. They also have parking if you drive there. Lots of halloumi (and confirmed it's from Cyprus - so it's legit!), sweets, beverages, meats and a great hot food bar. The falafel might be the best falafel I've ever had - so well seasoned, does not need a dipping sauce! They also have some prepared food packaged to take home and warm up like dolmades and cabbage rolls. I also love their fresh spinach pies. The owner is very kind and helpful - he even reminded me to get my umbrella on the way out! Please go support this beautiful local business and try their delicious foods and products.

I used to love this place, especially when I lived in the neighborhood. However, now I have a dog…read morethings have changed. I cannot even go in anymore - no dogs allowed at all, not even service animals. I assume it's not Halal. Instead, I went to eat next-door where they were very dog friendly

The Fullei Fresh Marketplace is an educational place. They host events on the 3rd Saturday of the…read moremonth. They've had great speakers..since they opened!!!!! They also sell sprouts that they grow! full variety.. from alfalfa to wheat grass, sprouted garbanzo beans, beets, clover, etc... you name it, they have it! although this space is used for educational purposes, try checking them out when there's an event going on! Today they had: Frankie Ruiz from Miami Marathon, Blue Cross Blue Shield & Deliver Lean!! Great purpose..! Keep the good work The Fullei Fresh Marketplace!

This has to be some kind of record for Yelp. Nearly ten years between the FTR to the second review…read more Think about that for a second or ten years. The great Martin O peeled himself away from Miami Heat games to get himself a large tray of wheat grass. Now-a-days you don't need to go to some fufu health store to get your wheat grass. Find Fullei Fresh For further feeling fun. Here you buy your wheat grass mere feet from where it was grown. I came by to check out their new market. You can pass by here and get regular portions of all kinds of sprouts. I was able to sample some beet sprouts on a cracker with hummus and it was delicious. Sprouts come in all forms a flavors such as Alfalfa and Bean all the way to Spicy and Snowpea. I'm not the healthiest of eaters but any little bit of good that you can fill up the gas tank with can only help. The people that work here are as nice as they get and have been doing this for a long time. This place is legit as it gets being around for forty years. Sure it's in the middle of a bunch of warehouses but I'd rather get my sprouts at the source than pay double at some pretentious place with some funny mustached, monocle wearing jerk.

What a cool place to experience. The amount of foreign options is amazing. They have different…read morechoice from cheesecake flavored Kit Kats to steak flavored lays potato chips.

I loved when they had it open. The food was always fresh and delicious. The service quick and the…read moreambiance was great.

A long time ago I had heard about this farmer's market but I was never able to check it out. Then I…read morehad to visit Miami Children's Hospital on a Wednesday and walked into this market by accident. It's impossible to miss it. They set up right at the entrance of the hospital, and you have to walk by them to enter the premises. The first time I saw them, they seemed to be only a few vendors. I picked up a couple of baked good, spoke to some guy making popcorn, looked around quickly because I didn't really give them much credit. I thought they were just a "farmer's market" (with quotation marks) at the entrance of a hospital. How clever!, I thought. Then, I got home, opened my box of baked goods, took a bite and dropped on my knees after doing an Elvis Presley style leg shuffle. I couldn't believe how good the stuff was. I had picked up an "apple filled brioche" covered in almonds, and a pack of brownies. The stuff was really, really good. After finishing the snacks, I started obsessing about when to go next. I was luckily required to go again, on a Wednesday again, because that's how the Good Lord works (in mysterious ways), and I was able to satisfy my curiosity. I got there and immediately went to the baking lady, she comes from Ft. Lauderdale, and this time I got some brownies, croissants, and an apple tart. Satisfied, I then proceeded to walk around, with a tight grip on my shopping bag. Who was there? Well, an empanada lady who specifies her empanadas are Argentinian style empanadas, a ceviche lady who serves a lot of other dishes and juices, a quinoa guy who serves quinoa stews and sells quinoa, a Jamaican guy serving roti burritos and other Jamaican stuff, a popcorn man selling stuff that tastes like Fruit Loops cereal, two stands serving gyro meat and meals and Greek salad, and people selling sweets, candies, smoothies, nuts, soaps, oils, etc. Surprisingly enough, there was only one person selling vegetables. His produce is the usual array of vegetables, something you would normally find at a supermarket. He does have some oversized oranges that look delicious. But truly, the king/queen of the farmer's market are the people with the baked goods. I mean, who gives you a side of chocolate ganache to put on your brownies? I think that this farmer's market is organized as a way to thank, or reward, the staff from the hospital. It is nice to go to a farmer's market for lunch. Of course, patients benefit implicitly, as well as neighbors, office workers, and gluttons like myself. That's my go to breakfast spot on Wednesdays, and I love it. The Miami Children's Hospital Farmer's Market is only open on Wednesdays, from 9 am to 4 pm. Parking is free at the hospital's parking lot. Send me a note if you think those baking goods are on point. Enjoy!

I love this farmers market. It's small, but the location is beautiful, & has some dope shops & eats…read moreclose by. My favorite booth is the spiritual shop. The lady who works there has everything, & is knowledgeable & has the best energy. Every time I've stopped by, I've had an amazing experience. There's also some local jewelry, food, & fruit stands. It's worth checking out.

Lovely fresh market with a variety of vendors to chose from and all are very friendly. The orchid…read morestand has gorgeous orchids! There was a stand with beautiful looking fruit, an arepa stand, an incense and oils stand and a flower stand, but we decided to tried some fresh juices... at $6.00 each, they were the most delicious juices we have had in a while and the vendor was oh so friendly. Would definetly recommend and will be visiting again myself.