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.

I don't know how long this market has been here, but I'm so happy to have found it! The fruit and…read moreveggies look great, and the prices are terrific! I got large 2 bunches of bananas, 2 large onions, a Kent mango, a FL avocado, 4 ears of corn, a large yellow squash, over a pound each of green beans and snow pea pods, and a dozen large farm eggs, all for $13.50! There's lots of plants there too. It's fairly close to Fletcher/I-75 and Morris Bridge Rd. I have finally found my regular fruit and veggie market!

What a hidden gem in Temple Terrace! Misty and her husband are so friendly and eager to help. The…read morefruits and vegetables are reasonably priced and Fresh and huge and ripe and....It is a one of a kind produce market. There are chickens and ducks walking around. Two friendly dogs and even a little play area for the kiddos. Misty has plants, herbs and all kinds of interesting things. Huge yellow and orange peppers 3 for $1??? Yes please!!

Checked out Ruskin Fresh Market and was very pleased with the freshness of the vegetables and…read morefruits that were there. The market, of course is kind of small in terms of the items available with definitely worth returning the two young ladies that were there were very friendly and helpful for the questions that I had especially I had no idea that this place has been there for a couple of years.

My goal was to locally source more produce since I live near so many farms. This market is mainly…read moreproduce with a small selection of milk/apple cider and some meats in the small fridge pictured in my review. They keep the warehouse 61-66° which must be great for the fresh foods. Prices beat Publix in avocados, strawberries, and more. I loved the "defect" section where foods past their date are offered at 0.45cent/lb. It reminds me of the company that saves "ugly" produce from grocery stores to resell at a discount.

A Florida Gem! I was told that I wasn't a true Floridian until I spent an afternoon at Parkesdale…read moreFarm Market and I am so glad that I made the trek (and apparently am now a true Floridian- somebody get my membership card to me!). The plants are gorgeous and beautifully cultivated for the location and for sale. The produce is a combination of local and seasonal varieties as well as uniquely acquired varieties such as pink pineapple. The canned items are an abundance of what Florida farms can provide your pantry. Lastly, the strawberry desserts are the perfect way to end a visit to this historic cornerstone of Plant City! We went in February, toward the tail end of strawberry season, so shortcake was already out of season but their strawberry sundaes and shakes make pretty fantastic treats, too! Strawberry Festival time is the busiest of times, so know that traffic will be thick and parking will be sparse if you venture to this landmark during the festival weeks. Just enjoy some old Florida charm and treats check their website for hours and season specials!

PLEASE NOTE: STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE SEASON STARTS IN JANUARY. Apparently there's a season for the…read morestrawberry shortcake. I was driving from Tampa to Orlando in August and saw a bunch of signs for the "world famous" strawberry shortcake but couldn't get any :( there should really be a sign that details when the shortcake is available if it isn't going to be available year round but those signs are. It was pretty disappointing not being able to have it. I opted to get a strawberry bread (apparently it's always season for that) when I was there and it was really good! I wasn't quite in the mood for a milkshake, but the milkshakes are supposedly good here as well. Besides the strawberry treats, there is a whole store inside with a variety of jams, hot sauces, and merchandise as well as fresh fruit and veggies for sale. The seating area is really adorable (you can see it in the picture I posted). I guess I'll just have to come back during shortcake season to let you know if it's worth the "world famous" title.

Stopped into Yellow Banks Groves to browse around and it was very nice!! The entire store is…read moreperfect "Old Florida" style!! They have lots of souvenirs, candy, taffy, honey, sauces, fresh squeezed citrus juices, local honey and more!!! Also, have cirrus shipping deals which is cool!! We had their orange/vanilla soft serve swirl ice cream which is made from real orange juice. Definitely recommend getting that if you're visiting the area!! All the staff working were very friendly and a pleasure to speak with!! This establishment is classic Florida in a nutshell!!!

This is worth the stop for the soft serve ice cream orange vanilla mix or just orange. Must get…read moresome fresh OJ wow best ever. The staff is great and nice. But the prices for oranges well leaves you sticker shocked. We are in Florida now it is off season but seriously.

I love looking at the La Mexicana spice display, it's looks like a thin open closet and reminds me…read moreof the candy racks that I used to watch with delicious wonder as a child. But I never buy anything because I've no idea how to use it, but I still stop and stare anyway. To the left is a cool refrigerator with a glass door showcasing sauces and guacamole with other prepared foods, this is a display case that I do actively participate in. Just below are two hot coolers that are insulated holding the heat in to keep the tamales and corn tortillas warm. $8. For 5 with your choice of chicken or cheese both are absolutely delicious, served in corn husks with a generous cup of red or green sauces. This is the thru area, a walkway to go left or right. Right takes you to the bagged snacks also of Mexican descent more candies, hot sauces bags of beans, rice with some products you'd use in your kitchen and bathroom. I'm always good for buying a new hot sauce to try out and keep a record of my taste buds findings. Left is a narrow little path with fresh flour tortillas, some sugary light pastries, two shuffle steps right and your in the meat case. Pre prepared seasoned meats (and non seasoned) sell by the pound, so if your having company or just wanna give the family a special Sunday night dinner, buy the seasoned meats, set and go in the oven. You'll be thought of as the finest cook in town. Sweeping right turn takes you into the produce area with fresh vegetables and fruits. Jose's is a real market in that you'll need not ship anywhere else for your food, assuming you're eating as much Mexican based foods as I am. Meats and produce hold no such ethnic divide. Everything is well laid out, well labeled and we'll described by the lineages of workers and Jose's daughter who I love to talk to. She's a smart business lady with a view of the world that I very much relate to in my current journey to find my animal spirit and totem spirit, I'm right about there.

This has to be the most bougie Aldi I've ever visited in the United States. Super clean, nice…read moreparking, friendly associates, and lots of food options not seen in typical Aldi stores.

I love this Aldi. Staff and nice and helpful, you can't beat the prices or the freshness of the…read morefood! Don't forget your quarter for a cart and your reusable bags :)

We buy all our local beef & pork here, which is amazing…read more We also love all the local produce, which is amazing. The girls that work here are total foxes too, which is really amazing. 5 stars 5 stars 5 stars !!!

This is the best little Organic, Amish "farm to table" OUTDOOR market I have found with tons of…read moregourmet locally sourced produce & foods of all kinds with fresh baked goods also available OuiOui. Yes, it's outdoor. So plan your trip with the weather in mind. The first time I was there it was pouring raining & even though it's covered, I got soaked in the Florida "Sun Showers" we often have here hahaha. The coolers they have under this covered little market are full of everything from Gator meat to locally sourced fish, like Grouper & Snapper but they also have wild caught salmon & sushi grade ahi tuna etc., They also carry Wagyu burgers & steaks etc., I had the Wagyu burgers they are very good. They also have tons of other beef, pork & chicken. Even chicken feet. I also like their local country sausage OuiOui. The Amish eggs they sell are from an Amish farm, the best ever & the raw cow yogurt is magnificent. The really great thing they do here is the Sourdough bread they are making, it's the best I have found in the area. All of their baked goods are fabulous but the Organic unsliced sourdough boule is AMAZEBALLS OuiOui :).. The other Amish/European Market down the street also has fabulous sourdough bread but it's pre-sliced. This one here is so much more sour & I love the size & shape of it. Very artistically crafted. The best sourdough I have found by a long shot OuiOui. Added to moi lists of Best Organic, raw, vegan/Best Bakeries. Will Return. Highest Recommendations.

The farmer market move to Derby Lane Gambling parking lot. It becomes a very big area for vendor…read moreand parking. It provide the need of the market and bring a lot of visitors. The market is like the flea market that has food. Most of the food truck after the morning farmer market they move to the night market at inside. There are many food truck to attract my attention. My wife likes the produce that they display. Some of the veggies have good bargains price. The market also has clothing, antique, and more. The visit may take 1 hour or more. Great for morning walk.

It was pretty small today maybe due to larger Deeby events but it does have a few good stands but…read moresome are really really overpriced. Watched a woman pay 19 dollars for a mango and 2 tangerines! Also definitely more of flea market than farmers market but I will try again another weekend to see I just caught a bad weekend!

I've been wanting to try this wine bar/bistro since the day it opened. I just never seemed to hit…read moreit at the right time. Fortunately, it was open the day after Christmas at 1pm. What a lovely surprise! It's kind of hidden on Bay Street. It's behind the Restoration Hardware Gallery. You'll see the outdoor patio area on the left as you're exiting the food court. In fact, that appears to be the main entrance (or it was that day). There's another entrance next to the Shake Shack as well. The interior is very reminiscent of bistros in various parts of Europe. It's somewhat dark & moody with warm wood furnishings. The wine/coffee bar is the focal point. The seating is comfortable & diverse. There are also large tables set up for groups of people. It's definitely a great meeting place after a day of shopping. It's also great for couples on a date. I was the first one there that afternoon, and had my pick of tables. They have such a great wine list. I already knew what I wanted thanks to the great descriptions on the menu. The white wine flight is a pick of any 3 from the menu. I had a generous pour of a few French Sauvignon Blanc wines and a Blanc de Franc. It was my first time trying the latter white Cabernet Sauvignon. What a treat! I loved all 3, but my absolute favorite was the one from Domaine Doudeau-Léger. The service here was wonderful. Nina gave me some great suggestions when I asked about the toasts. I ended up choosing the Wild Truffled Mushroom one. It was delicious! The mushrooms were the star of the show. The subtle hint of truffle really brought out the natural flavors. I totally recommend this one. If you're a mushroom lover, there's a mushroom & pea soup that was also recommended. I couldn't leave without dessert. I think my only disappointment was that they didn't have the croissants ready. The Crème Brûlée one is popular as well as the Basque Burned Cheesecake. It would have taken an additional 30 minutes. I ended up getting the Pistachio Ricotta Cake. It turned out to be a good decision because the croissant would have been too filling for me. This cake was perfectly light and paired very well with the cappuccino. They serve Kimbo Italian espresso for all you coffee lovers out there. Even the small detail of having a delicious Italian biscotti cookie bite in the spoon was the perfect ending for me. I'm looking forward to more visits. Hopefully, I'll get to try that croissant dessert that everyone raves about. They serve brunch on the weekends. That's what I want to try the next time I'm at International Plaza.

Such a cozy wine bar! I enjoyed my time at 10&10 Enoteca but for people who are not familiar with…read morethe area, it is hard to find. It is to the right of Restoration Hardware and if you see the sign where it says Bay Street restaurants and shopping, that's where it's at. The service, food, and wine list was amazing! Definitely will be coming back! What I ordered: - Ahi Tuna Shoots: Sushi grade tuna, sesame oil, curly negi, soy sauce, truffle panko crumbs - Dates with goat cheese - Toasted Almonds - Wild mushroom & Taleggio cheese truffle oil - Build your Charcuterie Board: Brie, Manchego 6 Months, Pecorino Romano, Prosciutto di Parma, Coppa Salami, Sopressata Sweet