I had no idea this was here, and it is wonderful. Love the fresh produce; it's like going straight…read moreto the farm.

Wonderful Selection of fresh vegetables and fruits. Many other things available it's a small…read moreMexican Store also. So Friendly and Clean!

I really liked the vegetables, meat and seafood. It's a little pricy, but the quality is very…read moregood. As an exception, their fresh oysters are an excellent value. Checkout was fast and the staff is very friendly. There's plenty of free parking, and the location is very convenient.

Definitely on the pricier end for groceries, but you find more organic products here…read more I love their bakery section - had their croissants and almond croissants, both delicious and flaky. They also had a lot of coffee beans ranging from light to dark, including flavored beans too. My family stopped by for their $5 pizzas on Tuesdays and it's not bad!

I was looking for a quick take out/Mediterranean spot and this place came up in my search. I was…read moresurprised that it was located by a gas station store. You can order food all the way at the back of the store. They also have ready to eat food and sides in the refrigerator section. I grabbed a big slab of spanakopita for $10 (delicious once I threw it in the air fryer for a couple of minutes at home), hummus (also delicious - it was very smooth), and stuffed grape leaves/dolmas. I also ordered a double shot of ginger juice (which seemed more like a single shot in a tiny sauce container for $5), chicken shawarma platter and chicken Greek salad. For almost $17, the chicken shawarma was a bit disappointing in terms of portion size - it came with two sides, which we did French Fries and grilled veggies. Taste wise it was it was decent but I didn't get full from it. I went on a weekday afternoon and they had a steady stream of customers but only one guy manning everything so service was not the fastest. There were several tables available to dine in but most do take out.

A friend recommended this place to me, so I decided to try it out. I ordered the kibbe, baklava…read morewith pistachios, lamb shawarma, and Turkish coffee. The kibbe was very crispy and firm, the baklava was sweet and flaky, and the lamb shawarma was the highlight--absolutely delicious! I highly recommend it; it tasted incredibly fresh. The Turkish coffee was a bit of a letdown. I usually enjoy black coffee, but maybe I just haven't acquired the taste for it. The service was great--the server was friendly and always had a smile! The restaurant itself looks a bit run-down from the outside, but the inside is relatively clean. It's nothing fancy, but it's a comfortable spot to enjoy a meal. I'll definitely be coming back for the lamb shawarma and baklava, and I'd love to check out more Lebanese snacks and goodies!

My mom and I shop here every week. The store is bright and airy. The staff is extremely friendly…read moreand helpful. They offer a wide variety of healthy options other stores don't offer. My mom loves the proda strawberry lemonade, a great alternative to soda, and only available at sprouts.

My wife bought mahi at Sprouts for dinner tonight and while she was cooking it, it grew 3x bigger…read morethan it was when she bought it. Then we tried to eat it, it was so rubbery; inedible! We started researching it and found that they will use some kind of saline solution (Sodium Tripolyphosphate) to preserve the longevity of the fish. The effect of this solution is an exaggerated puffing of the fish enlarging it and turning the fish into an inedible rubber texture. Awful! How in a place surrounded by water and local fishing, can fresh fish not be in markets - but sold like it is fresh?

So fun shopping at a farmer. The young lady helped and and she was a sweet heart! I made fresh…read moresqueezed oranges with my navels, killed my sweet tooth with grapefruit and the tomatoes were yummy too! Mini oranges did not seem so fresh. But overall still great. The young guy was super nice as well. We really dont mind. We will be back soon!

Very helpful, fresh fruit/vegetables. We were immediately helped and given great information on the…read morefresh available fruits. We got honeybells and grapefruits. Cash only! The family is extremely kind and helpful. Right off 95 off bridge road. Can't wait to visit again

Excellent produce stand!…read more Prices are crazy awesome and all produce looked way better than what I've seen at chains like Publix and Target. They carry a large variety of fruits, veggies, and refrigerated herbs. You'll find cheeses, eggs, potted herbs and some local goods like Florida-made salsas, dressings, and juices. They try to have a variety of goods and carry a lot more specific produce that's in season. We got a bushel of strawberries ($4) , basket of red potatoes ($3), yellow onion ($1), three roma tomatoes ($1), and one ginseng root ($1). $10 for all this, prices you couldn't beat at big groceries nowadays. First time visiting this stop after driving by a few times, I'll definitely be back!

This was a cute farmer's market. The staff was helpful and friendly. I was looking for watermelon…read morejuice. Sadly they didn't have it but they had mango juice and watermelons in halves. Apart from from fruits they had herbs, vegetables, honey, hats, shirts, fresh juices, and other things. They had the biggest cherries. The market is under a big tent it. Is hot here. Some items are refrigerated. The market has a good size parking area. It was easy to find. It had a big sign and it is easily visible from the street.

Super cool little convenience store! I love ethnic food and love exotic fruits/vegetables! The sign…read moreon the indie that reads, "island specific produce" caught my eye. We always drive passed this place on our way back to Palm City from Jujitsu and I kept telling myself that one of these days I'd stop in. It's always a little intimidating when you go into a place you've never been before but the cashier was super friendly, helpful and answered all of my questions. I ended up with quite a few baked goods, some fruit and a Kabocha (my fav pumpkin!). I'll definitely be back to try more of the baked goods!! There's plenty look at here from the island specific produce, to the canned goods, to the dried beans and fresh herbs. Def something to check out!

Cheap, cheap cheap! I eat meals mostly made of whole foods, so I love shopping at R&B. I find that…read moremost of the produce is fresh and very affordable. The shop is small and family run, and the employees are always very friendly. If you're looking for an affordable way to add more fresh fruits and vegetables to your diet, and also support a local business, you have to check out this market!

The Stuart Green Market began in the late 1990s when rancher and honey maker Pat Bradley brought…read moretogether vendors in Memorial Park on Sunday mornings. Today you can find the Stuart Green Market on Sunday Mornings next to the St. Lucie River waterfront in historic downtown Stuart. All of the items must be handcrafted unlike the Ft. Pierce Green Market which is on Saturdays. It's also smaller than the Ft. Pierce market. Free parking was easy to find. Vendors were selling artisan crafts and handmade jewelry, produce, gourmet foods, and accessories. My favorite item was the Jeff Hinkley Copper Art wind chimes made out of copper, wood, and brass. I might have to go back for one of those. If you can't make it to the market, he also sells on Etsy. I also liked the wooden beach chair plant holders from Jimmy's Woodcrafts. After you shop the market you can listen to live music at the waterfront stage and wander the many unique shops and cafes in downtown Stuart.

This is a nice size market. Comparable to the Fort Pierce Market and there are some same vendors…read morenot all. Fort Pierce Farmers Market is bigger and also has more food vendors and is closer to the water with shade. Both are pretty nice markets in the area! I'm glad I was able to visit both of them while in town. I love the orchids vendor and the homemade purses vendor. My actual favorite one was the vendor who sold gluten free baked items but not for them baked items but the beach chairs that are actually plant holders. They have a band right next to the water from 1-4, so if you come around 12 or 1230 you can check that out too!