I just want to say they have the absolute freshest vegetables and fruit. No need to shop the big…read morechain grocery stores, Misty's Market beats everyone's prices. The absolute nicest people you ever want to meet. They greet everyone with open arms. Your not treated as a customer, your family!

Best prices for fresh fruit, vegetables, and plants! Very nice woman that runs the stand. Only can…read moretake cash, Cash App, and Zelle to keep her prices low.

Love this place! Stumbled upon this place and have been there once a week since. Amazing local…read moreproduce with great prices! After moving to the area and being shocked by produce prices at the grocery this place is a breath of fresh air! I can easily get 6 bags of produce for $20. My suggestion is to go early!

Fresh coconut $4 each Togo cup is about 2 coconut for $7…read moreStar fruit is $1 each but was pretty big.

Be aware that SANWA no longer stocks live lobsters. The lobster tanks are still there but I was…read moretold they've discontinued lobster sales

Sanwa Farmer's Market is a busy, casual market that offers a wide variety of fresh produce, meats,…read moreand everyday grocery items at generally affordable prices. It has a very local, no-frills feel, and it's more about practicality than presentation. The experience is generally solid, especially if you're looking for fresh ingredients or bulk shopping. It can get crowded and a bit hectic at times, but that's part of the typical market atmosphere.

FANTASTIC new farmer's market with REAL farmer's and only local vendors. The organizers of this…read moremarket ensure all vendors are real and local and there is a nice variety without it seeming like a flea-market atmosphere. Very friendly small town market. Being held every Saturday 8-11am. You can see the vendor's list on their website and they also have a nice facebook page

First time going to the Temple Terrace Farmers Market. There wasn't much to see or buy from with…read moreless than 10 vendors. I got there around 9 am on a Saturday morning. It was disappointing with a small selection of produce, breads, honey, herbs, and other less popular items. The best thing I found was the baby daikon. I would return for the daikon and if I'm strawberry picking (just on the opposite side), otherwise, I don't think the selection is enough for me to return or recommend.

My new favorite farmers market! I've been passing by it for so long and finally stopped by to check…read moreit out and omggg! You can't beat their pricing. I live so close to Publix I find myself spending $30-$40 every other night on food. I Recently spent $15 on vegetables that lasted me all week. I did a price compare to Publix and would've spent double the amount getting the same amount of items. Publix had 2 for $5 mangoes. I got 3 mangoes for $4.50 at Branchton! So OK that's all I need to say. I can't wait to have to go back!

I recently visited Branchton Farms, and honestly, I left feeling extremely disappointed and upset…read more I am not normally someone who leaves negative reviews, but what I witnessed here needs to be addressed and heard. The overall condition of the facility was extremely run-down, and more importantly, the condition of some of the animals was deeply concerning. As someone who has raised and cared for farm animals my entire life, I know what proper care, housing, cleanliness, and basic husbandry should look like--and what I saw was absolutely not it. One situation in particular really upset me. There was a large Brahman heifer being kept in an EXTREMELY small pen--so small that she could barely do anything more than turn around. Yes, the pen opened into a larger "paddock," but the entire area was extremely thick and deep with mud. I understand that Florida gets a tremendous amount of rain, but that does not excuse leaving an animal standing in those conditions. At the very least, the area should be maintained and the mud managed when possible. Keeping cattle in constantly wet, muddy conditions can contribute to serious hoof rot problems. What concerned me even more was the condition of this heifer herself. Her rear hocks appeared extremely swollen, and she seemed uncomfortable and painful when moving. She also appeared to have an open, bleeding area behind one of her front legs. I do not know what caused the injury, but seeing an animal in that condition without knowing whether it was being treated was extremely upsetting. And unfortunately, this was not the only issue. The water in what appeared to be roughly 90% of the animal pens was BLACK, dirty, and full of mud. Clean drinking water is one of the absolute most basic necessities for any animal. Dumping a trough, washing it out, and refilling it takes only a few minutes. There is simply no reason animals should be expected to drink filthy, muddy water. I also did not see fans available for the animals, which is especially concerning given Florida's extreme heat and humidity. I am not writing this review to be hateful or dramatic. I am writing it because I genuinely care about animals, and it was heartbreaking to see them in these conditions. These animals depend entirely on the people responsible for them to provide clean water, appropriate housing, proper medical attention, and basic care. I sincerely hope Branchton Farms takes these concerns seriously and makes immediate improvements to the care and living conditions of these animals. They deserve MUCH better. I hate leaving a review like this, but staying quiet when something is clearly wrong would bother me even more. Please take care of these animals and give them the care they deserve.

I will definitely be back to this farmer's market!!!!! I did notice that the vendor who had a…read morestreet view were definitely higher than the vendors in the back. The vendors in the back were also less pushy. I really enjoy being able to just look around and not have someone breathing down my neck. I believe the lady that helped me in the back vendor booths name I believe was Samantha was just a joy. Made the whole experience just that much more enjoyable. I didn't haggle prices, I mean really $5 for a case of tomatoes....CASE!!! All of them large and tasty. The whole box. Granted you will have to give some away or can them but wow. Anyone who has been to the grocery store....ever....will be amazed at the prices. I, also, am not sure if these are local farmers or not. I was told that some were, I was also told this place may be open 24/7. Will have to get back to you on that one.

In the peak of summer heat, there are fewer vendors open, fewer selections and very few local…read moreitems. Today we could not find broccoli or mushrooms, but some great deals on avocados. Most of the available stuff like tomato, cabbage and lettuce are clearly shipped in and wilt in the mid-day sun. This place is best in the winter growing season for Central Florida when strawberries and green veggies are abundant and cheap.

We had such an amazing time picking organic strawberries here. I was so thrilled to find a farm…read morethat offered U-Pick that is USDA certified organic. So grateful that we can enjoy this fun family experience and not worry about being exposed to glyphosate. There was a huge area of strawberries, but they also had a big area of sunflowers and other flowers to pick. Strawberries when we went were $2.50 per pound. I'm not sure what flowers were. I would have picked some had I had a pocket knife on me. The stems of the big beautiful ones had such thick stems I wouldn't feel comfortable trying to break them off by hand. I saw online they also may have had black eyed peas to pick but didn't know where that was located and had a busy toddler more interested in picking strawberries. Everyone was friendly at the front. I'm glad I brought a bag to carry as I didn't know if they had containers for picking or not. I also liked that they had other vendors there like one lady selling pecans. The milkshake/other treats area seemed to be closed when we were there also. We will 100% be back. There's nothing quite like freshly picked organic berries. Super sweet and delicious!

The cutest farm and super convenient location, just 10-15 min from Tampa palms and under 30 for…read moresouth Tampa. And organic! No lines just get your unpick box and start picking and pay once you are done. Just $4 a pound and a cute market with a variety of veggies and jams etc. they also have some food for sale, hotdogs, boiled peanuts.The whole family had a great time, kids loved picking and the animals, good turf area to chill afterwards and not too crowded at all! Easy parking on site just follow the signs and make sure to enter from rock hill.

If you want the best local honey in all of Tampa Bay, this is the one and only unique spot! Come by…read moreand see Joe and Kim and tell them Dave with the cop car sent you! They are both very personable and friendly! The honey is truly fantastic and 100% natural! Kim offered us tastes and it's wonderful! Life is good with local characters!

Great local honey. The owner was really nice and she had a great selection of nicknacks.read more

I love this place. Their knafeh is absolutely amazing. Found…read moreone of my childhood snacks, the kinder egg, the one with egg is actually made out of chocolate. The people working there are amazing and respectful.

This market is popular among the residents near Temple Terrace. At the opening day, the celebration…read moreattract many people visit. The parking in this plaza is lack off. It is difficult to find a parking spot during peak time. The market has a lot of desserts and choice of coffee. The chocolate choice is good. Overall has some market good for Mediterranean food. The visit is about 10 minutes.