Terrible! The Chicharrones were cold and the tamal was so dry and full of water. Will definitely…read morenot be coming to this place again. Oh yea and there juice are 4.50 and they are the small cups.

If your in Homestead and have time to kill stop by this spot and treat yourself to a great all…read morenatural fruit juice. I had Papaya juice and it did not disappoint. It was exactly what was needed on a hot day. So when you get there you find a little surprise inside, they have a full restaurant inside. I was too full from the food festival to grab some food but it looked delicious/ smelled amazing and ppl were buying a few plates to go. So I will be back!!

My nephew once again came through with another phenomenal recommendation this organic market had…read morethe perfect mix of Norman Brothers, Trader Joe's, and Whole Foods vibes all in one place. After spending some time at Home Depot, we stopped in looking for something refreshing to cool us down, and their smoothie selection did not disappoint. Tons of options and sizes to choose from. A little on the pricey side, but honestly worth it. I tried the watermelon, strawberry, apple, ginger, and lime smoothie. I was expecting it to lean sweeter with more watermelon flavor, but it had more of a tangy kick and it was still so good and refreshing. My husband ordered the papaya, strawberry, and apple smoothie and wow... absolutely delicious!!! The whole place just has such a fresh, relaxing vibe the second you walk in. Perfect little stop to cool down, grab a smoothie, and enjoy some snacks.

What a sweet find. Located right in the heart of the Redlands offering nature at its best. They…read morehave a delightful shop that sells a lot of their produce that they make on site. I bought some of their tea and I can attest that it was authentic and very pleasant.

Pro's: -Milkshakes are yummy and cheap…read more Con's: -Saw maggots in the garbage can -Area has a "dirty" feel to it -Fruits/vegetables for sale not great looking and many weren't even local (imported) -BIGGIE (for me): they sell animals for "religious purposes" next door. This can only mean they're used for sacrifices (yuck!) Not sure if it's sold by the same people or not but I don't like being near that stuff

Loved this fruit and veggies stand where you can also get yummy shakes. Besides that they also have…read morebeans, raw honey and other drinks. We tried the strawberry and peanut butter and chocolate shakes, both yummy...cold and creamy. A bit slow at there was only one person but the kids entertained themselves with some dominoes they had on a table by the side.

The restaraunt could benefit from having the option of breakfast until a little later in the day…read more Instead of stopping breakfast at 11:00, maybe 12:00 would make all customers happy. Many restaurants do an up charge for breakfast after a certain hour. I asked for eggs at 11:40 am and the manager said she couldn't make them for me. I didn't have appetite for lunch at that time so I drank coconut water for breakfast. :/ I love that the owners made a place for families and people to meet and take the kids. I am not a fan of keeping animals enclosed so anything to give them more space or land would be a plus for the animals. I'm also not a fan of seeing animals used to carry people and pretty much labor, they have no choice, they are captive and also have to work restlessly. The roads would be much better if they were paved as opposed to dust. It would make the experience a little more clean. The decorations could use a fancier upgrade. Either way it seems a lot of people enjoy the place. It's not a place I would frequent too often.

What a great little spot! We recently discovered it during our annual Homestead exploration and…read morewere immediately welcomed by our server, Ruth, who shared the history of the restaurant and even let us sample their homemade honey. We had breakfast--steak, eggs, hot Cuban toast with butter, and café con leche--and we were stuffed by the time we left. Absolutely delicious. There's also a small, kid-friendly playground further into the property that requires a fee to enter, but we didn't check it out this time--maybe next visit. Head over to By Brothers for breakfast. It's amazing!

Always a fun time to go with my family and see what is ready to harvest! They have a massive…read morepassion fruit vine- it was so interesting to seen how they grow. Prices are reasonable.

May have been late in the season but nothing much to pick in March. The field…read moreCould be in better condition.

Michael Borek Farms has the most amazing vegetables! They are always super fresh and last a long…read moretime in the refrigerator! I am a local caterer in the Keys and I use his farm often to make amazing farm to fork food! I would recommend his product to anyone! He has a CSA package that would be very nourishing to any individual or family! I love visiting the farm and seeing all the delicious vegetable growing in the fields! This is real food for the soul! Try them out..you will not be disappointed!!

Really, really, really fresh produce! Worth a visit for sure. It has become a favorite and the…read moreheirloom tomatoes when in season are fantastic.

What are you passionate about? PG Bakery is PASSIONATE about FL guavas and making delicious…read moreproducts with these special fruits. I first ran into them at Dessert Wars where their pastelitos won over all the attendees. I tried their products at a few other events around town and finally bought a jar of their guava marmelada at Yelp's Big Bite to use at home! Spread that on some toast with cheese, and it's delicious! It contains no artificial ingredients, food coloring or preservatives which really sets it apart. I'd suggest following them on social media to see where you can hunt them down. Spots like Fireman Derek's uses it in pie, American Social serves it up with brunch specials, Azucar puts it in ice cream, and more! Can't wait to see what's to come!

I love guava and I loved their marmalade. I had the chance of trying their product at a Yelp Event…read moreand it tasted so fresh, sweet and ,of course, fruity. It is hard to get your hands on good guava around the area but these folks just found the right spot and the best recipe. DELICIOUS!

Came across this place as I was trying to get on the highway to our florida keys adventure and…read morecaught my eye, so I had to share it with my friends in the yelp community. You all know how tents as establishments in the dirt road near Ureka or Homestead are hard to keep clean. This farmer's market is on the left side on a dirt road and I was impressed how everything is neat and clean. All their fruits and produce have a very rich look and smell. Definitely not what you get at your supermarket covered in Estou a caminho! And preservatives. The mangos have a gorgeous ripe smell and the cilantro is rich and fresh since they keep it on cool water pots and fridges. The owner, Nelson has two huge tanks with constant running water where he has gorgeous sized tilapias which he will catch the one you like and have it cleaned for your enjoyment at home. He also breeds his own fish and feeds them top quality pellets with fish products and organic fish food. No hormones here. The prices are phenomenal for the deep and the shallow pocket, you can spend two dollars on a small tilapia or eight dollars on a tilapia alone, it also depends how how much produce and fresh fruit you go ahead and buy, it's all up to the consumer. Regardless the prices are very inexpensive in my opinion and you are receiving great service and amazing quality. Besides tropical fruits, they can make shakes for you with anything you buy and they also have coconuts, sugar cane juice (guarapo) and many more like tamarind. I will be visiting more often, after all it's very close to us and with their advice, their hygienic standard and feasible prices it's a no brainier.

Love this place. Fresh fruit and vegetables and fresh cooked delicious cooked food. Strawberry…read moremilkshakes to die for. Excellent service, super friendly.

Called today 12/1/25. Oxtail is $9.99/lb cut, $8.99/lb whole and 1 x 40 lb box is $129.99. I…read morethink I need to find someone to split a box with me!

We walked in and immediately had to turn around walk out. It smelled a bit like rancid food. I…read morecan't even comment on the quality of the meat because I wasn't able to stick around and buy it.