My main two reasons for visiting the market village are the amazing and inexpensive beautiful and…read moreorganic produce. Seriously. There's the typical ingredients that are usually used in regular cooking, but also unique finds. Great place for anyone looking for out of the box produce and discover new amazing flavors. The second reason is the arepas!!! Soft, warm, ooey and gooey! Well-made and utterly delicious. As far as parking, it can get a little tricky around noon. But after 2, it's far less stressful to find parking and walk without bumping into so many folks.

Redland Market Village is one of those places that just feels alive. If you're looking for a fun…read moreweekend outing with the family, this is definitely a spot worth checking out. There are tons of vendors, plenty of produce, food trucks, fresh juices, games and rides for kids, lots of parking, and enough things to see that you can easily spend a few hours just wandering around. My favorite part, and honestly the main reason I keep coming back, is La Fontana Verde. If you love herbs, teas, tinctures, and natural wellness, do yourself a favor and stop in. The owners are incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable. My family and I always end up asking a million questions, and they never make us feel rushed. They genuinely care and are always willing to share their knowledge. It's become our go-to herb shop. The produce selection at the market is huge, and it's actually kind of fun comparing prices between vendors. My only wish is that there were more certified organic fruits and vegetables available. If organic produce is your top priority, that may be a downside. But if you're looking for seasonal fruits, including seeded watermelons (yes, fruit is supposed to have seeds!), you'll find plenty of options. Another bonus is that parts of the market are covered, so even if Florida decides to randomly rain on your plans, you can still enjoy walking around. Overall, Redland Market Village is a South Florida staple. Come for the produce, stay for the Seeded fruit, and definitely don't leave without stopping by La Fontana Verde.

I don't know why this place has such bad reviews. It's a great spot for families with small…read morechildren. We popped in on a random Sunday afternoon for drinks and appetizers. The waitress was extremely attentive and brought out our ordered items quickly. The bounce houses and play areas are all included which was a very pleasant surprise. While my husband and I enjoyed drinks and appetizers, the kids played in the play area nearby; close enough that we could see them. There was also a little pizza making station where for just $10 my son was able to make his own pizza and they cooked it and brought it out to our table for him to eat. For an additional cost you could even do horse riding with the little ones. Overall, I think this is a nice daytime activity to do with the family.

Hmm, I don't even know where to start. Since it was advertised as a farmers market, I expected to…read moresee a variety of vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, and handmade products. Instead, there were only about three vendors, and the place felt almost empty. We bought three ears of corn, but they were so unripe that we ended up throwing them away. Overall, it was a very disappointing experience, and unfortunately, we won't be coming back.

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.

It is the only place I have been able to find what I want as far as vegetables and fruits. GREAT…read moreVARIETY I have done purchases at this place for 26 years when I moved to this area. I guess that can give you an idea that I like it a lot.

Best vegetables around and amazing service. I come here once a week and look forward to it.read more

Stop in here for some lunch after 9 holes at Redlands…read more Had some well cooked pork, congri and mango and guanabana shakes. Really only wanted to stop for some shakes but couldn't look past the pork. Even took some to go. See you soon.

My husband and I were looking for an adventure on a Saturday morning. We decided to drive down…read morechrome and see if we can come across any fresh fruit or somewhere to have lunch. We came across tropical village farm. There was plenty of parking, which is great. As you walk in, it's large and airy. They had a lot of different fruits and even fruit trees. We ended up buying a pepper tree as well as some fried Chicharron. The Chicharron was delicious. They had a lot of different options with some at reasonable pricing. I would definitely stop in again when in the area.

This farmers market is just starting out. It is in a parking lot behind the movie theater parking…read moregarage, so the location, other than convenience, has nothing to recommend it. I am a bit disappointed in the "farmer" aspect of this market. There seems to be only 1 main produce vendor and their prices are way too similar to Publix and some items are even more expensive! The produce selection doesn't have any real gems except for the lychees. Those are sold by multiple vendors and at a very good price! Sadly, the produce aspect of the market is underwhelming and defeats the real purpose of a farmer's market. HOWEVER, the product stalls are full of really nice gems. The best one is the fresh ceviche truck. $5 gets you a very generous portion of fish ceviche. It is super fresh and well seasoned. The kettle corn found at another stand is that perfect sweet and salty marriage that only the best of snacks can achieve. The fact that it is made in small batches with a lot of attention to detail is very evident! The arepas are really great! Not your standard fair food - these are authentic arepas that can be stuffed with a variety of options like pork or veggies and not just cheese. There is also a brick oven pizza stand. The pizza is very thin crust and good if eaten right away. Took leftovers home and they did not fare well at all :( Really liked the pooch perks booth. They have homemade treats and toys for your pets and the owners were very nice to my little boy. Market also has the follwoing stands: smoothies, Indian curries, asian fruits, gelato and some clothing and handmade creams. I'll go back for the finished food products, not the produce. Most vendors take credit cards, but have cash on you as well.

From the owner: The West Kendall Farmer's is located at the Miami Baptist Church. We are open every Saturday from…read more9am-4pm. We offer fresh produce, face painting for children, great local food, and so much more. Bring your friends and families to enjoy this wonderful experience.

Best natural juices ever. High quality food and products…read more I love their green juice, V7, and coconut water (both young coconut and Thai). I learned they have a market in coconut grove. Either way, this location is always worth the drive.

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.

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.

We come here for Frankie's Seafood and Francisco's Soups…read more Frankie's Seafood is a table at this market and he sells some of the most fresh fish you can find. The stone crab is sooooo delicious and freshly caught (never frozen), their ahi is to die for. I could go on and on about this spot. Frank and Grace are delightful. Francisco makes these soups in these huge cauldrons and my goodness are they to die for. The cilantro soup, the tomato, there's so many to choose from. Go visit both! Their service is really phenomenal. The location is quite quant and there isn't a lot a lot to it but it's one of the nicer locations I'd say. Go and check em out! Tell them Steph sent you.

This farmers' market has been around for years. I kind of miss the way it used to be. There used to…read morebe a lot more produce and a lot less people. It was really crowded and parking was crazy!

There actually may be hope for SoFlo produce!…read more Ok, some background. On the outside I look like a really normal middle-aged guy, but on the inside I'm a bitchy, old Italian grandmother who wants to run over the Produce Manager at Publix with my cart. I've lost count of how many times I've gone to ANY Publix produce section and offered my soul for just a good head of lettuce. I know, I know, I must be a freak. I just figure that since we live in Tropical Paradise there could be some great vegetables sometimes... This morning my youngest daughter and I visited the Homestead Farmer's Market... Yahtzee! We got there early and although it's a drive, I'll be back regularly. There are tons of options, lots of Mexican specialties you can't find elsewhere (I bought nopales to make salad with later today) and there's competition so the quality matters.

MONDAYS, 2PM - 6PM. Homestead Farmer's Market is a brand new, local, producer-only market in…read morehistoric downtown Homestead. Locally and sustainably grown fruits and veggies, traditional and artisanal foods, edible plants and herbs, and even a few handicraft vendors. Local musicians can play on the park stage, and Market Festivals will happen on Mondays that fall on holidays. Come check us out, we're just getting started!