Excellent fresh produce and fruit some grown on site. There's samples of all they sell, beef steak…read moretomatoes are best in area. We drive 18mi. It's worth the trip friendly staff. Cucumber salsa is amazing

From the owner: We Grow Em' Full line of Produce and Citrus!read more

We stopped here on our way home from Ft Myers. So worth it!! It's about 90 minutes from NW Miami…read more It's basically a one way (driving) circle with stalls. Pretty much they all have similar things at similar prices. Lots of tomatoes ($15 for box in pictures), mandarins, strawberries ($20 for the box in picture) corn, zucchini (2x$1), eggs ($10 for eggs in picture) plants, etc. The prices are unbelievably low and it's CASH ONLY!!! You can drive around slowly and make stops as you see something or find a parking spot and walk a bit. It does get pretty full around noon. There are also a few stalls with some ready to eat food and juices. Definitely worth the drive.

Outdoor produce market loaded with stalls. Make sure you come in the right entrance as it's a…read moreone-way drive thru. Park and haggle among the vendors.

Sun Harvest Citrus remains as a favorite place to buy Florida souvenir items for guests. They also…read morehave some wonderful fresh fruits and juices. And, I always use the USPS office in the back of the store to buy stamps and mail packages. There is ample parking and the employees are always friendly. It is a fun place to shop!

Very touristy but love the free samples of orange juice. My personal favorite was the peach orange…read morejuice but they had a ton of different flavors. Parking wasn't bad and if you're looking for a souvenir from Florida then this is the place to go and you can definitely spot where you are by driving down the road and seeing a big metal orange. This place is full of souvenirs to potentially bring back: spices salt, and pepper, shakers, alligator jerky, Florida, popcorn, coconut candies,etc. I love that you can have samples of the juices before buying. They even had some salsa and chip samples. They are shown to have a coupon in the touristy maps and guides. One where you can use to actually get a discount on your ice cream. I ordered the dreamsicle which is the most popular, but I didn't have a chance to look at the sizes and after ordering realized that the lady, I just put me in for the regular size which was too much sugar for me. If it does, though she was kind of rushing me which I didn't love. Also, if you're wanting to use the coupon, you have to have your own copy and cut it out/rip it out. And it's also one per order. I also ordered the Keylime pie. I like the filling. It had a very much coconut flavor probably because they use more coconut milk, but their crust on it was not very good. The cream score was actually pretty good. It was a hot day so it melted pretty quickly, but I liked the orange thing that it had and balanced with the vanilla.

The red tomatoes were amazing! A great local market for fresh produce. The orange was sweet but a…read morebit dry. It is a refurbished garage and adjacent to A&B restaurant.

Small Vietnamese fruit farm run by a couple. The lady is middle aged and runs the shop area selling…read morelots of local tropical fruits such as sugar apple and sapodillas. Prices can range high but it's much cheaper than back in the dmv for sure. She also serves fresh sugar cane juice and has a little pup named panda running around the area.

It took my family over an hour to drive to La Vang Tropical Farm from St.Petersburg. The farm had…read moretall grasses that covered the walking path around the farm and seem like it was not maintenance in a long period of time. We decided not to walk around the farm walkway path in order to avoid mosquitoes bites. Everyone in my family tried to stay in the shade because it was hot and very humid. It was impressive that there is large fish pond outside with big fishes. The owner was very busy. She was by herself to do multiple tasks at same times such as selling tropical fruits and sugar cane juice to customers. The restroom was cleaner than I was expected. I will not come back, because I can get tropical fruits at local markets in for the same price.

Fresh and unique items. I love the fresh sauerkraut, raw cheese & yogurt and the fantastic prices…read moreon produce.

The best prices and best produce. I can walk out of there with 3 or 4 bags of produce for $20 or…read moreless.

This is my go to for local produce with great selections of cucumbers, zucchini, mango,raspberries,…read morestrawberries,blueberries,oranges,grapefruit,lemons, limes, avocado, potatoes and various tomatoes onions, garlic ,lettuces ,ginger ,pickles, eggplants, farm fresh eggs, turmeric ,mushrooms ,lions mane, melons and local honeys and breads.The service is always great and the stand set up is conveniently located on the US1 roadside .Shop local and small business and support this great produce stand!!

Fresh fruit and veggies and even herbs and spices too!…read more We enjoyed stopping here and shopping at this road side fruit/produce stand with friendly folks and great prices/service!

friendly, knowledgeable, took me on a golf cart to show me things. no wonder people blab on too…read morelong in a review. More characters were required ere.

My go-to place for a wide variety of mangos. The staff is always helpful and loves to give out…read moresamples!

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.

I've visited here many times, and I always find the food delicious…read more The fresh collard greens are huge, but absolutely fantastic! I really recommend you try it. Thank you so much for your wonderful service!

While visiting Fort Meyers for the first time, it was recommended that we go to Buckingham Farms…read morefor breakfast. We were excited to try it based on their website, reviews, and the recommendation. Upon entering you can pick up a menu or look at the menu board. There is no table service. Once you place your order you can sit down at a table and wait for your pager to go off. When your pager goes off you have to go to the back of the restaurant to get your utensils. The utensils are plastic that are dispensed. The coffee cups are made of Styrofoam, surprising since this is promoted as a"farm to table" restaurant. You can dispense your own coffee and pick up non refrigerated packaged creamers. No fresh milk or creamer offered. Again surprising. My wife asked a food preparer if she could have some fresh milk for her coffee. It was provided in a plastic container. I ordered an egg, cheese, and bacon on a biscuit. I didn't see any other type of bread offered. My wife ordered the waffle making a point for it to be prepared plain. Our pagers went off and we went to pick up our food. The waffles my wife ordered plain had some kind of cream on it. The server said she didn't see any note about it being prepared plain. She took it back to remake it and brought it out to our table. The coffee was very weak and not very good. My wife threw hers out. Her waffle was tasteless. She took a couple of bites and threw it out as well. My biscuit sandwich was also very disappointing. The biscuit was dry and hard, the texture of the bacon was like shoe leather. We could not understand why this restaurant was as busy as it was. The only thing we could think of, was that it's the only place around. We left and drove 20 minutes to a Bakery/Cafe where they served good coffee, bread, and pastries.