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This stop outside Homestead, FL is not too far from Everglades National Park. This is actually the second time we have been here, with the first time in 2014. The milkshakes were so memorable that we had to stop again! I loved my strawberry key lime flavor. It's made with fresh fruit and you are allowed up to three different fruits. After that, there will be additional fees. They have lots to choose from and the portion sizes are pretty large. There is also a market, where you can find lots of produce, souvenirs and gifts. A petting zoo is out back with birds, emus, turtles, goats, etc. The animals look a little dirty. I know they are outside but I kind of wonder about their care. Hopefully they are taken care of ok. Most looked healthy.
Robert and his story is one of service, family, and love of South Florida. There is no better reflection of this community than Robert is Here. It is truly a gem and I would not have enough words to express how much I love this place. I highly recommend you take family and friends here and explore the history of this place. The staff is very friendly and the care they take to serve is unmatched. Keep up the good work.
We made a stop here for lunch after visiting the Everglades. I got the taco combo from the taco truck there and it was delicious. Plus they had another truck there that serve coffee and juices. I got the pineapple juice and it was very refreshing. There's also a variety such as a zoo, fruit stands, and other various food joints on site. They have a lot of parking in their parking lot. Otherwise I recommend coming by if you're in an area.
I dont know what to say besides this is an institution and a blessing to south florida. We just wanted juice and I got the biggest mango (that they cut for me) and a visit to their rescue animal area in the back. They have emus and cows and goats. It's so fun to observe the animals. The fruit is amazing, I with I lived there and could stock up. The fact they cut the mango for guests is so convenient while on vacation. The juice is so fresh! I had passionfruit and they suggested to add sugar to cut the sourness, glad I did. Not on the cheaper side but it's a whole compound and a must do when you're in the area.
We can't go to Homestead & the Everglades without visiting Robert Is Here! Robert was a little boy who opened a fruit stand in 1959 at age 6 to help his father sell produce from the family farm. To get the attention of folks passing by, Robert's dad scrawled the words "Robert Is Here" on signs placed on each side of the table. That day, Robert sold out all his produce by noon and a budding farmer & entrepreneur was born. The farm stand not only gained a name that day, but has gained a loyal following ever since. And that little boy? Robert himself still works the stand today. Robert's is more than just a fruit stand, Robert is a true Miami treasure! Throughout the year, there's live music every weekend. This enormous fruit stand is stocked with exotic fresh local fruits: 1. As the largest tropical fruit that grows on trees, a single Jackfruit can weigh up to 80 lbs. The skin resembles a green sea urchin, and inside is a soft orange fruit featuring a pineapple-vanilla flavor. 2. Guanabana has a similar green prickly skin as the jackfruit. When the fruit is ripe, the skin is extremely soft and can be opened with your hands. Robert says the pockets of fruit you'll find inside taste like "pineapple cotton candy." 3. Dragon fruit has a bright pink skin protecting white fruit inside, which has small black seeds. It tastes like a blend of raspberry, strawberry & kiwi. We waited on a long long line for fresh fruit, milkshakes and smoothies. We bought all kinds of fruit, vegetables and exotic fruits to try. I was disappointed they used to have samples so we could have a little taste of exotic fruits before we purchase them. The fruits and fruit drinks have become significantly more expensive than they were the last time we were here. There are about 30 different varieties of honey and we can't sample those either. I couldn't resist buying some homemade jams from passionfruit and Guanabanas. If I could taste some of the fruit, I would be more eager to purchase. In the back, our plants for sale, wood, carvings, a barbecue a Mexican food truck .. there are lots of old farm machines to climb on and play with an animals to pet and feed. We found a shady picnic table to sit and enjoy our fruit drinks.
Another great stop. Enjoyed the smoothie and the bananas lasted long and tasted way better than in a grocery store!
This place has amazing smoothies, live music often, and great vendors behind the establishment. We came after a crazy day in the everglades and spent $9 for 3 tacos which was a deal you don't get many places. Local honey, jams and huge fruits all around. Animals are cute too. Recommend always
Such a fun place for fresh fruits and fun! Went here in the winter and enjoyed spending time with the birds, animals, and enjoying fresh smoothies. In the summer they have SO much variety of Miami mangoes and other seasonal fruits. If you don't have a local connection, this is definitely a great place to get sweet mangos. We even got to meet Robert! Nice fun fruit market. There's plenty of parking outside the shop.
Visited here while in town. Fun to try lots of new fruits I've never had before. The petting zoo area is fun. Everything is very pricey though. I decided to order online when I got home so my family could try some things. A month and half later, after many calls back and forth, I was told the mangoes I had ordered were no longer in season. That's fine, they offered some other mangoes. They told me the Mamey I wanted would still arrive along with the mystery fruit box. A few days later, I finally had my box. The fruit was rotted, smashed, moldy and they didn't have the Mamey (they did refund this before the box sent) I basically paid $170 for some mangoes because the rest was inedible and had to be tossed. Reached out and haven't heard anything back. Not impressed with the customer service, or lack there of.
It's a tourist trap, expensive fruits and juices. There were long line for the smoothie and milkshake, $10 each, it's pricey and the quality was not consistent, I had the seasonal jackfruit smoothie, it was awful, I throw it away after 1-2 sips. Waste of money and time, there's a 30 minutes wait for the drink after ordering. My intention to visit was to get some tropical fruit and I was shocked to see the price of the fruit. My advice to all - good to drop by for a rest then move on to other places fo better juices and fruits shopping, there's Publix grocery store with better fruits and decent prices.
Pro: tons of variety and cool open market feel Con: everything seemed pretty expensive and smoothies were not impressive I liked the idea...I love the background story. The place was loaded with fresh fruit (and unique varietals) as well as tons of honey, sauces, dried fruits and nuts, cheeses, skin products...a lot. Market on side sold smoothies and shakes. They were expensive and nothing special...and the staff making them could be seen in back chatting away while people waited 5 + minutes to get their order. Out back was a plethora of animals. They seemed well cared for and the kids there seemed to enjoy them. An interesting stop but likely wouldn't go out of my way to return.
This is always a fun stop while in the area. The milkshakes are top notch. Although $10, it's well worth it for the fresh fruit shakes and slushes. The passion fruit is really great The store itself is so cool with fruits and veggies of all kinds. So much to see here and goodies to buy. Outside you will find a farmyard area. Lots to see here. There's also lots of seating for two food trucks out there. Plenty of parking. Fun to see the purple martins in the summer in their houses by the parking lot.
This is a very cool (and touristy) stop on the way to the Everglades, and it caught our eye because of its claim for delicious juices and great fruit. It's got a cool little animal petting area in the back and areas to sit with some food trucks as well. However, for the price you pay, you're completely ripped off based on the quality of the products. The smoothies we got were of questionable quality - not very flavorful. The passion fruit and orange one was the best of the two, the guanabana one was a little weird. The sugar cane juice fell flat too. The biggest let down was the fruit we bought. The papaya and chickoo we bought was absolutely tasteless, we had to throw it out because they tasted like crap. For how much we paid for it, and for the fact that we bought it from a farm stand, it felt very disappointing. The tangerines were decent though. The stand should stick to things that are good.
2 years ago
I know Robert is Here is a popular local tradition, but it was not what I expected as an out of town tourist. There is a great selection of unique fruits and other oddities to purchase in the food stand. The famous milkshakes and smoothies were good, but $10 seemed unreasonable. It also took close to 15 minutes to get our milkshakes. After that, the fruit stand explodes into a little bit of everything. You can find live music, a taco truck, a barbecue stand, an antiques seller, and a coffee shop. You can also find tons of different animals- tortoises, emus, Guinea fowl, cows, goats, turkeys, geese, and chickens, some of which run free. There was just so much going on, and honestly the place did not feel clean or orderly. I'm sure some people love the atmosphere, but I did not expect it. In the end it felt like a tourist stop that I could have skipped. read more
2 years ago
So glad we stopped here! A great pit stop after a day at Everglades. The best part is just seeing so many different fruits! We each tried a spunky milkshake and they were all great. In hindsight, I probably would have enjoyed drinking something a little more classic, but "when in Rome," it's fun to try something new. We got: - black sapote, cherry, coconut (one of the daily specials) - black sapote, Oreo, and banana - black sapote, strawberry, and banana The black sapote did really taste like a close cousin of chocolate! Loved trying it. And I really loved the fresh coconut shreds in the milkshake. We enjoyed sitting at a picnic table and listening to live music on a Saturday afternoon. read more
2 years ago
Honestly, I wanted to buy everything but the prices are ridiculously expensive. They have an incredible variety of exotic fruits, vegetables, salad dressings and other products. The atmosphere is incredible, super great for families and children. The mini pet zoo is really cool and the area with live music is also great. We decided to eat at the taco food truck that was there. Jay chose "3 way tacos" $11 (he liked his) and I chose a vegan option $13 that had no flavor at all and gave me diarrhea the next day. I can't say anything special about the service because I barely had contact with anyone except the girl at the cashier where we paid for the fruits we bought. Unfortunately, I didn't try their famous milkshakes and juices but I plan on going back there for that and taking my daughter this time. read more
This is a Miami landmark that is worth a visit, I always look forward to going with my family. The honey, vegetables and fruits are always top of the line. I always look forward to saying hello to Robert as well as his super cool collection of animals in the back. I love having the spicy boiled peanuts and fruit smoothie. They have live music in the back which is nice to have. The service is always attentive! The ambiance at Robert is Here is fun and pleasurable! I can't wait for my next visit. read more
1 year ago
I recently visited Robert Is Here Fruit Stand & Farm, and overall it was a very unique and fun experience. The service was excellent -- the staff were friendly and welcoming -- and you can find a wide variety of seasonal fruits as well as eggs from different bird species. One of the highlights was the farm area in the back, which I highly recommend checking out. It was a lot of fun to see a goat standing on top of a tortoise, along with plenty of chickens, parrots, and even adorable miniature cows. It's definitely a great place to visit with family. Free parking is another plus. That being said, I do feel the prices are way too high. For example, paying $10 for a regular mango and $15 for a slightly more exotic one just doesn't feel reasonable. My boyfriend spent around $150 and I spent $170 -- and in the end, it was only two bags of fruit. While the quality is good and they do have exotic varieties you don't usually find elsewhere, I honestly believe you can get the same or even better fruit at a lower price in other spots around Homestead, or even at places like Whole Foods. So here's my honest take: if you don't mind paying premium prices and want to explore exotic fruits you won't easily find elsewhere, then yes, it's worth it and I do recommend it. Personally, I'll probably go back when I specifically want to try something rare and different. But because of the prices, I would rate the experience 70 out of 100. Everything else -- the staff, the farm, the atmosphere -- was excellent, but the cost really brings it down. read more
Driving by and seeing tons of cars it's easy to mistake this place for a tourist trap. Robert is Here is worth an extended stop. You may start with a line to order your smoothie or milkshake and it is so worth it. While my son got Oreo and my wife got blueberry and strawberry I decided to try a tropical fruit I can't get at home - black sapote. The fruit tasted like chocolate pudding - wow! While waiting for our shakes we checked out the rescue animals and birds - it's amazing how many animals are here. It's outdoorsy and a bit rustic but in addition to the animals there are occasional concerts and food trucks. But don't skip the fruit stand - it is full of tropical fruit! Robert was on site and he was happy to offer us some ripe mango. I've never seen one that big and it's never tasted that good - a little juicy and sweet but not tart. When you're heading to the Everglades or heading back after your visit take an hour, grab a beverage, and enjoy your visit to Robert is Here. read more
1 year ago
This is a fun touristy stop. Nothing wrong with touristy! There is no admission fee and they had a petting zoo, free range chickens and exotic birds in the back. Look closely and you'll find a couple of exotic fruit trees (we saw papaya and jackfruit). Some unique fruits to try - we looked for items marked locally sourced. read more
Drive by as I was headed to the Everglades and the place was absolutely packed so I made sure to stop as I passed again. This place is so much more than a fruit stand! They serve food for lunch but we opted for smoothies. You can choose a combo they have or make your own with up to three fruits. And the list of fruits is extensive! You can get them as a smoothie or shake and we opted for smoothies. They were large and delicious! Make sure to check. Out the back of the fruit stand as there are tons of animals to observe. It was like a mini zoo back there! Great spot to stop with kids. Robert's is absolutely worth the short detour. read more
11 months ago
10 months ago
Always a great visit. Loooove the canistel shakes and someday I swear I'll visit when black sapote is in season. Lol read more
1 year ago
Robert is here is amazing, gives you a feel of farm life, the true homestead. It's definiitely one of the gems in homestead. The line for shakes was so long, I said forget about it. But the food looks amazing. The market place everything looks local, definiitely a good place to take the kids or just to get out and explore read more
2 years ago
Robert was there!!! If you are looking for out of the ordinary tropical fruits Robert Is Here is your place. We did not purchase any fruit because I am highly allergic to the majority of what was for sale and the prices were higher than at other stores. We did have smoothies which were excellent and I would recommend one if you're there, keep in mind that when we visited they were $10 each but still very delicious . Don't forget to check out the animals in the backyard. read more
2 years ago
This was a fun place to visit - they are known for their milkshakes and smoothies, but they also have other (pricey) products in their store as well (fruit, salsa, etc.). It was a nice pit stop after visiting the Everglades! read more
Good to try if you're on the way (for example, the Everglades). A lot of different fresh fruits are available. The milkshakes and smoothies are refreshing. Other products like eggs (including ostrich eggs), sauces, popcorn, dried fruits, etc. The prices are higher than most other stores. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
This was a definite gem we found on our way to the Everglades NP. This is waaaay more than a fruit stand. It has a milkshake/smoothie shop, a petting zoo, a farm stand, a taco truck and a bird exhibit! There were so many fruit I have never seen in my life for sale there. I saw the largest avocado in there! They even has a real jackfruit tree in the back. Stop by on your way! It will not disappoint read more
Where do I begin?! Just stop and explore the delicious whimsy: Fresh fruit, milkshakes, fresh fruit smoothies, fresh honey, fresh cut fruit ready to eat, antique tractors, iguana and parrot viewing...this list just scratches the surface. Stop for a picnic, clean restrooms and food. I got a fresh strawberry classic milkshake and it was glorious. I am so glad I stopped in. read more
1 year ago
This place is a tourist trap. We got a couple of overpriced smoothies that tasted blah and both not worth $10 each. read more
11 months ago
From Ft. Lauderdale, decided to drive down to the keys for the day. This place is literally a 5 minute detour and will def be a stop we have to make every time we drive down to the keys from now on. Came for the smoothies and were amazed. I got the mamey milkshake. I love mamey and it can be kinda difficult to find so I had to get it. My bf got the #4 smoothie (made with fruit and ice) that had tamarind, cherry and strawberry. Both were the BEST milkshake and smoothie I ever had!!!! Def worth the money. Our 15 month old daughter was also a big fan of both! They had a lot of exotic fruit that can be difficult to find in Ft. Lauderdale and probably even harder to find anywhere else. Prices were pretty expensive for the produce compared to the international supermarkets we have up in Broward where you can get mamey, guanabana (soursop), sugar apple (sweetsop), jackfruit, sapodilla, tamarind, fruits if that nature. But if you're not from south Florida and can't get those fruit as easily just do it for the plot, spend the money and have fun trying the exotic fruits. Guanabana (soursop) is one of my favorites. We walked to the back to see if there were tables to drink our smoothies at before heading down to the keys and to our surprise they had animals! A lot of animals!! Chickens just walking around, which my daughter loved. And other animals in a nice big enclosure. They had tortoises, baby goats, cows, geese, iguanas, and probably more but that's all I can remember right now. It was really nice to watch all the animals while drinking our milkshake/smoothie. It was a really cool place to stop at. Also had a lot of different honeys, sauces, seasonings, jams/preserves that can be a great gift to bring home for friends/family and even yourself. I didn't know what to expect going here but it was better than what I imagined and will tell anyone I know traveling near this place to go check it out. read more
1 year ago
Our latest and greatest day dates (hubbs and I) have been exploring farmer's markets, and I don't want to dive too deep into why--but I'll profess this: they're simply the best! In our Homestead and Redlands explorations, I've heard great things about Robert Is Here and was finally in the logistical area to swing by. The word around town is that they started super tiny and have grown into the fabulous little store it is today, featuring tons of divinely fresh fruit, homemade jams, dressings, sauces and local honey, just to name a few. We were on the lookout that day for some soursop and were lucky to find a nice little selection. Some fruit, I must admit, were outrageously expensive, but I get it--they're hard to find and even harder to harvest for local 'no pesticides' farmers, so I can't get mad at their need to feed their own families. My tiniest gripe was their sauces and dressings--they add a couple sneaky ingredients to keep their consistency and shelf life, which isn't ideal for most gut biomes. Aside from that, I was tickled by some of the creative names for their jellies and spreads, and the petting zoo is a hit for both kids and adults alike. On our way out we grabbed a smoothie from their made to order bar. No need for additional sugars or sweeteners the natural juices were simply delicious. Glad to have finally made this very special pit stop. read more
While coming back from the Everglades, it is tradition for us to stop in at Robert is here. They have a new system now when ordering shakes where you put in your order and then you pick it up around the back. This is a much better system and helps their to be less congestion around the fruits and vegetables. I love that you can mix and match flavors. The reason for the four stars is that the shakes have changed over time and it didn't feel as fruity as before. Also, the pricing here can be quite pricey Considering this should be a farm store. They have built out the area in the back to really be friendly to family stopping in and a great area for little kids to play. It is a must do when heading into the Everglades or out. read more
1 year ago
Robert Is Here Fruit Stand is an absolute must! I stumbled across it while heading out of the Florida Keys and I'm so glad I did. They have an incredible variety of fruits--some familiar, and some I'd never even heard of, but every single one I tried was delicious. The real star, though? The milkshakes. Seriously, they're out of this world. Fresh, creamy, and bursting with flavor--you can tell they use real fruit. The service was friendly and fast, and the whole place has such a fun, tropical vibe. It felt like a little oasis in the middle of the drive. Definitely worth pulling over for--I'll be back anytime I'm in the area! read more
3 years ago
NOT YOUR TYPICAL FRUIT-STAND: This is a tropical paradise of exotic fruits, a mini zoo, a food market, and a quirky, yet relaxing pit stop. Best part is that you can order smoothies or milkshakes with up to 3 fruits! CREAMY, COLD & REFRESHING: I ordered a milkshake with mango, banana, and canistel, and I LOVED IT. Canistel distinctly tasted musky and custardy with a flavor reminiscent of durian. The passionfruit, papaya, and mamey milkshake was a hit too! SUPERB SERVICE: I asked a worker a question, to which he eagerly helped me pick produce while sharing fun facts too. Upon purchase, the cashier even offered to cut my fruits open for immediate and convenient consumption. BOOKMARK THIS: It's not easy to find customizable drinks with a such a generous fruit selection. That's why I highly recommend swinging by Robert is Here for a fruity sweet treat! It's the perfect snack for the road :) read more
We had spent the day at the Everglades National Park, and we were recommended here for a Key Lime Milkshake - perfect treat after a day of hiking, and great because it's so close to the national park. Definitely a fun stop for a road trip, and kids would love this as well. This "stand" was so much bigger than I was expecting and is more like a full attraction. A huge fruit stand with all kinds of tropical fruits and well as their famous milkshakes. They also have good food options, a gift shop, and animals to visit. Their Key Lime milkshake was super rich and the perfect tartness. It was plenty to share between the two of us, but also a good size to drink alone. A great stop to grab a snack or lunch and take a break while on your adventures. read more
6 months ago
This is a fun and quirky pitstop. It's a fruit and food stand and they also sell freshly made milkshakes and smoothies. There are also goats, turkeys, emus, iguanas, and giant turtles behind the stand which you can observe. They also serve up fresh BBQ. You can select the flavors for your milkshake or smoothie. Our milkshake was fine but tasted more like good old fashioned ice cream than fruit. A smoothie would probably be a better choice. The shake probably took 10 minutes to make but there is plenty of food and animals around to keep you occupied while you wait. The fruits and food offered for sale looked absolutely amazing. The prices were not bad at all. This is definitely worth a stop. read more
5 months ago
This was by far the number one thing that was recommended for our family to see while we were in south Florida. Needless to say, it did not disappoint. This is a very large "fruit stand" that has everything from delicious shakes to a full-on petting zoo with chickens, emus, tortoises, goats, exotic birds, and more! There isn't any air conditioning as this is more of a roadside attraction. We got two of their milkshakes and they were delicious! Well worth the $10 for each of them. It probably took them about 15 minutes to make them, but that gave us time to browse their vast selection and see the animals. Also, they had live music that was pretty good! Let me be just another person adding to the hype and giving this place a 10/10 recommend. Get you a shake, pet a goat, and buy a coconut! read more
3 months ago
Robert Is Here is an outdoor fruit stand with a milkshake/smoothie stand, BBQ, and outdoor music. Swung by here on my way to Everglades National Park. There are so many tropical fruits I've never heard of before for sell. I found passion fruit the size of an ostrich egg and an avocado the size of my forearm! We ordered a Cuban sandwich, a milkshake, a smoothie, half a mamey , and a key lime pie tart . The milkshake and smoothie were refreshing on a hot day. The Cuban sandwich was solid. It was fun trying mamey for the first time. The key lime pie tart though tasted off. It didn't even taste like key lime. The service here was great, the workers are friendly. Definitely a spot you should check out for its large tropical fruit selection. read more
We loved our shakes, Cuban sandwiches & fresh fruit. Robert was there & my S.O. visited with him. However, as birders seeing invasive European House Sparrows taking over the Purple Martin houses is both heart-breaking & infuriating. Robert- PLEASE check out the website & remove the House Sparrows. They are a non- native species. You can just yank out their nests. Since they have been allowed to nest this is probably going to be a lot of work. Since you boast this colony, we hope that you will do the right thing. Thanks in advance! read more
2 years ago
Full disclosure - I was a little toasty from spending the day at Schnebly's so that may be impacting my opinion, but overall I this place was a blast. First, I got totally entranced by the birds in large cages while my guy went to find the restroom. Thankfully he knew even in my thoroughly-mimosa'd state that I'd be in the same spot he left me due to my tendency to cavort with feathered friends. We reunited and then were off to continue exploring. We then went inside and snagged a couple shakes to sip while perusing the labyrinth of aisles showcasing all kinds of fresh, unusual, jarred, saucy, and gifty items. As other reviewers have mentioned, this place isn't cheap, but it's fun. Jenny was our sales gal who helped us load up our basket with all kinds of things we didn't need but HAD to have (like three packages of boujie butter, a couple kinds of honeys, my $15 loofah, a $23 jar of Florida Keys salt scrub, terrapin dill pickle aioli, hot sauce, ugly fruit, and oh so much more). The kicker though was when we went to check out I recognized the gentleman at the counter..."are you Robert?" I asked. AND IT WAS INDEED FREAKING ROBERT HIMSELF ringing us up! We got into a fun little chat about his shop and other topics, took a selfie, and we were on our way with a $160 box of goodies that kept us sell snackified on our drive back to Orlando. Would definitely come back, and perhaps next time I'll do less imbibing before hand so I hold on to my purse strings a bit tighter. read more
1 year ago
I love this place but for the second time I bought black sapotes and they will not ripen. They were harvested too soon and won't ripen off the tree. Be careful what fruit you buy because their suppliers are not vigilant. read more
1 year ago
Most exotic farmer's market in Florida! Located in the farmland of south Florida is a modern day farmer's market with a traditional touch! We went after hearing all the rave about this place . It was indeed pretty cool. They certainly have the widest variety of fruit that I've seen at any single location. The staff is friendly, like family. Robert himself works one of the cash registers. They have a farm in the back with lots of animals and toys for the kids to okay with. I think the items are very overpriced but I believe you're also paying for the experience ! We will rerun if in the area. read more
3 years ago
A must-stop when entering Everglades NP from South Homestead. We spent several hours checking the exotic fruits, an incredible line of salsas, marinades, BBQ sauces, honey, and more. We had a delicious lunch, Cuban sandwich, milkshake, and key lime tart while listening to live music. Spent time checking the emus, goats, and exotic birds. The funniest part was the roosters begging for food, like doggies around the table, they will crow at you to get a morsel read more
In the area and got some to time to kill, this is a great place to stop and have a unique experience so unique that it makes the list on Atlas Obscura as a Roadside Oddity - You'll find the old favorites like tomatoes, watermelons, papaya, oranges, tangerines, grapefruit and corn, but there are more unusual treats as well like an incredible selection of tropical fruits including carambola, mamey, lychee, atemoya and mangoes. There is a large selection of fresh fruit milkshakes and homemade key lime pies they even have a key lime milkshake. Walk through the fruit stand and enter a world filled with laughter, smiles and little kids skipping and spinning in a Noah Ark like setting where a huge selection of domestic and exotic animals live in harmony in a community corral filled with ponds of fresh water and boulders with plenty of shade for man and beast alike. The only cages here are for the intellectual fowl who greet you with audible sounds of hello and good-bye, don't judge it's impossible for them to know if you're coming or going. There's a large pole-barn for picnics with tricycles, big wheels, tonka trucks, art displays and lots of old farm equipment with no "do not touch" signage, imagine this in today's world. Today was a nice escape, an attraction with no admission, a time capsule frozen in time that I hope never thaws, definitely a bucket list item... read more
3 years ago
What a beautiful place to visit! You can enjoy a fresh fruit milkshake here, do some shopping for fruits and vegetables, and also visit with the emus, turtles, and other animals in the little zoo in the back. We ordered the #7 in the milkshake form as well as a Mamey/coconut milkshake and both were delicious! I would recommend getting the milkshake rather than the smoothies. If you choose to have the coconut blended in, you can actually taste the little coconut flakes in your smoothie, fresh from the coconut. We also bought some mango and guava fruits and they were kind enough to help us to slice up the fruit on site for us to enjoy immediately. read more
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Do they have non-dairy ice cream?
Yes, my son is lactose intolerant and they have a non dairy option.
Is the splash pad for children open?
Last time we were there was New Year's Day 2021 and the splash pad was not on.
With Covid and social distancing in effect, is it still possible to sample honey? Looking to pick up a new flavor soon.
I didn't see any samples out, but would not be surprised if Robert would help you out.
Does this business have a UPick orange grove?
I didn't see one last week. I also believe I saw a sign near the citrus indicating they were from Indian River.
Any ideas where I can purchase a strawberry guava tree?
Try Pine Island Nursery Inc.
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