Amazing place clean well laid out fun to look around . Great helpful employees and very…read moreknowledgeable Happy to answer any questions Well stocked fruits vegetables jam dressings and lots more. Will be going back k soon.

I like this place…read more The meats in the freezer are ultra expensive. A little outside my budget. The produce is reasonably priced and I love the layout of the place

We placed a order for oranges on December 3rd and here it is one week before Christmas and none of…read moreour orders have been delivered yet. When we went there to ask for the status of our orders, we were told they were NOT shipped until after December 13th!!! That is horrible service. When I called to ask why the late shipping, the owner hung up the phone on me! How is that for service after spending money for Christmas presents, they will not be delivered until after Christmas. The owner's rude treatment of a customer says it all with her "I don't care attitude."

We must buy from local businesses for the economic health of our community, and as for our personal…read morehealth, local produce is the best thing we can do for ourselves. In this regard ,Reed's Groves is a must. With a roadside stand on some days, in season, located in downtown Ocklawaha, Reed's Groves offers the most fabulous citrus--all grown at local groves. Short of stopping at a single grove in season, there's nothing better than this. Reed's offers a variety of citrus, navels, locally crossbred grapefruit, a variety of delicious, nutritious citrus fruit. Also, at the seasonally open store in Weirsdale, there's local honey, preserves and a wide variety of produce--onions, eggplants et cetera.What better gift to your health, what better gift at all?

We recently bought a few varieties of orange marmalade from them and they were by far the worst…read moremarmalade we have ever had. They did not taste like marmalade at all. They all had the same overly sweet corn syrup jelly taste. Even the most generic marmalade in the store would be better. Don't waste your money here.

Thank You Susan for your cheerful and excellent work ethic. A rare thing these days. I received my…read more2 trays of Red Navels today and they were perfect. I am sure the 12 orders I had shipped to family and friends this year will be the same. Delicious and Perfect. Shirley

Every Saturday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm you can experience this vibrant event where the Town Square…read morecobblestone streets are lined with food tents, handmade crafts, captivating art and locally grown produce. If you're craving international delights or neighborhood favorites...these food vendors promise an alluring culinary adventure. Adding to the unique market atmosphere, you can also dance along to the live acoustic music on the Gazebo Stage. Whether you're looking for a special gift, a quick nosh or simply want to appreciate hometown the talent...the Mercado at Spanish Springs is a must-visit. Support local.

Nice Saturday stroll and great selection. Would like to see more handmade crafts and fresh…read morevegetables.

Local Farmers Market to Lady Lake ..., every Tuesday .... Lots of jams ,jellies , baked goods,…read morecandles, dips , wax candles, incense , herbs etc

From the owner: We are fostering a sense of community and showcasing local businesses that make high-quality,…read morehomemade, and handcrafted items making our Lady Lake Farmers & Crafts Market a destination for shoppers. From the very beginning of October to early April. We take a seasonal break during the heat of the spring and summer months.

This is my favorite Publix. The bakery is great. I love the Butcher, he will trim up any cut of…read moremeat you want just for the asking. The store is clean and well organized with big aisles. The produce section is always fresh and well stocked. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Although, sometimes, prices can be a little high.

Publix...who knew it pioneered such "first" innovations as the electric-eye doors and fully…read moreair-conditioned grocery stores in America? It's also the largest employee-owned supermarket chain in the U.S., founded in 1930 in Florida, known for exceptional customer service, quality products, and community involvement. I love that there's so many locations to choose from. But, it's still second best to my Chicago born grocer Jewel-Osco! IYKYK!!!!

Wow. I love this store and it's just a golf cart ride away from home. Great prices, with great…read morequality products. There is always a unique selection of Seasonal specialty items around the Holidays and an aisle dedicated for these items. The selection of fresh produce is always good and I heard they keep it local, which I like. I didn't know about the Quarter for the shopping cart until another shopper told me about it, but that's kinda cool to keep the prices low. The lines are long sometimes at check out, so I like to shop in the morning when they first open. This location is super clean too. I also found out Aldi is a brother company to Trader Joe's...so I'm a fan of that too. Oh, and don't forget your shopping bags, you'll need those to pack up your groceries.

I've NEVER seen a busier Aldi's in my LIFE…read more It's a ZOO here. Carts everywhere. People everywhere. Stockists everywhere. No clear path to travel with your cart. This sucks !

This location is no longer open if you would like to shop this business in now located at 20915 US…read moreHwy 27 groveland Florida. They have lots of great fruits and veggies that are all very fresh. They also no offer local delivery. They have a Facebook page as well called Lanier's Produce.

Decent fruit and veggie stand. Open every day but Sunday. They get most of their produce from Plant…read moreCity and packaged goods from out of state. Good in a pinch or if you don't really give a shizz, but really? How hard is it to make jam? Do you really need to ship it in from Michigan?

My wife and granddaughter had an awesome time at Bunny camp. The staff were very friendly and…read moreprofessional and the selection of assorted chocolates is amazing.

Came across this store and have loved the experience. You walk into a chocolate world, there's…read morechocolate all over the store and a revolving ice cream display which contains unique yummy flavors. They make most of their chocolate products in store which is great to hear. They have very unique shapes and sizes which are great for gifts like chocolate footballs, dragons, acorns, and seasonal things like pumpkins. They also have a chocolate advent calendar which is made out of wood and just so stunning. They have chocolate covered popcorn which was their specialty back in the day but now they do a little bit of everything. They also have sugar free options. There were some free samples which was nice to try. Yes the prices are a little high but it's because of how unique and funky the chocolates are. I was craving just a regular chocolate bar so we bought a simple one and it tastes rich and yummy. It's not my all time favorite but it definitely tastes delicious and not like plastic like the mass produced chocolate bars. They have cute little baggies for small purchases which I love! Instead of just handing me the chocolate bar they handed me a cute little bag which adds to the overall shopping experience. It's a great shop to stop by on your visit to the villages.

The vitamin department has an excellent resource worker her name is Joan…read more She's very knowledgeable and very helpful! I look for her help and if I don't see her I ask for her!!! She's amazing. Thank you Joan!!!

I sure wish I could figure out Sprouts Business plan. To the consumer, it appears they build…read morebeautiful new stores. But within a year or so, they start to empty the shelves of merchandise. I understand, they really only want to sell the high profit fake pills, vitamins and potions that have no scientific backing. But to get customers in, they really should stock the produce department, the dairy department and the grocery department. Today 12/29/25, the produce department was empty at 10:00AM. No lettuce, No celery, No kale, No pre-washed lettuce or salads. Sprouts is the only store that carrier a certain non dairy coffee creamer. Usually, I buy 3 when I go in. Today, they had 1 in stock. If this Sprouts was truly a "Farmers Market", I'd worry about the farmer. Truly a disappointment.