This was a cute place…read more Ended up here one Saturday afternoon in Miami as my little cousin's horse lives there. Apparently, this little farm does a lot because while I only knew about the animals staying and being kept well, reviews say they've had events there and what not. Cannot say anything except that my cousin's horse was healthy and that it appeared she rode well. I don't ride horses, but some of my family members do and they took turns. It was a nice afternoon. I mainly spent it talking to family and just watching my little cousin ride. I'm sure I'll go again while in town. My little cousin was so excited to show me how well she rides.

Precious farm with kind and informative staff. I would recommend for anyone looking to have a laid…read moreback experience or anyone with small children.

Fun place to find a pumpkin and to take pictures! They offer so many different shapes, sizes and…read morecolors of pumpkins here so you should be able to find what you're looking for. There are very friendly workers here who I believe are mostly volunteers. The prices are a bit higher than you might pay at a store but it helps some of the church programs. I know this church often helps feed the less fortunate so I'm on board with helping out towards that cause. Happy Halloween and happy pumpkin picking!

Good selection!! Friendly volunteers to help you. Beautiful big field to take pictures of your kids…read morewith the pumpkins!! The proceeds from the sales support many church missions, so you may pay a little more.

I have no idea what these reviews are talking about, my friends and i came here in search of…read morepumpkins to carve, and we found the best pumpkins out of 3 others patches we had visited. a lot of these reviews said the old man was rude but he was anything but that, he was super sweet and had us all laughing none stop. definitely recommend this spot to anybody in search of pumpkins for this fall season. and i can't wait to be back for christmas time !!

The customer service here is horrible. Everyone gives you attitude, no one greets you and workers…read moreeven scream/ yell at you. There's a way to talk to people and ask them questions. Be kind to your clients were the ones supporting your business. Teach your workers to be kind and not scream.

Todo maravilloso, muy especial, la música, el ambiente familiar que siempre existió, un servicio y…read moreatenciones la valoraría de primera...encantados

We loved our Easter weekend at the farm! there were so many fun activities going, the kids enjoyed…read moreevery bit of out trip!

I'm so happy to have found Tinez farms! It's very far from my home but well worth the drive. My…read morehusband and I continued to say how this is the most well kept farm we've gone to with our young son. We went with our family on Easter morning and it was perfect. I also looove how they did many rounds of Easter egg hunts so that all the kiddos could truly enjoy and gather a sufficient amount of eggs. We will be back soon and I encourage any locals to visit their beautiful grounds. The animals look happy and well kept.

We visited Tinez Farms for the first time this month to enjoy their Fall Festival. It was such a…read morefun experience! The pumpkin patch was beautiful, and there were so many engaging activities for kids. My baby had a blast feeding the farm animals, riding the cow train, and jumping with me in the bounce house. This farm is also perfect for photos! Every section is so beautifully decorated. The food was also amazing! I had the burger and coconut water, which were both delicious. We can't wait to return for their winter activities. Highly recommend this place for family fun!

My husband and I had an exceptional experience at Casaplanta Nursery, and I cannot recommend it…read moreenough. The nursery is beautiful, with a wide variety of Talavera pots, fountains, statutes, and beautiful plants. Everything is thoughtfully organized, making it easy to browse and find exactly what you are looking for. One of our favorite parts of the visit was their variety of Talavera pots. They add such a beautiful artistic touch and really complement any yard perfectly. What really made my visit stand out, though, was Yollie's help. She was incredibly knowledgeable and patient. She took the time to answer all our questions, offered help, and made sure we left feeling confident about our purchase. Her friendly and approachable attitude made the whole experience enjoyable. If you are looking for quality plants, stunning Talavera pottery, and exceptional customer service, Casa Planta Nursery is it.

Such a lovely plant nursery. There are tons of gorgeous…read moreplants and flowers. Some prices are great but others not so much. But their plants and flowers are all beautifully displayed and in a healthy state. Every once in a while they gave massive sales but for only a select few plants. I just love walking around and enjoying the lovely plantings. It feels like a free tour. But I do buy a few beauties every time I go. Definitely worth a visit. Oh! I can't forget to acknowledge the workers. All so knowledgeable and friendly.

"Yes, American flamingos are considered native to Florida. Though they were hunted to…read morenear-extinction by the early 20th century, new research confirms they are returning, with growing populations in the Everglades, Biscayne Bay, and the Florida Keys." My Yelp friend, who was recently in Mexico at a park there, took a lovely photo of the Flamingos there. I liked the photo & said; "Great photo, my favorite OuiOui!" He asked me if I had been to that park to see them. I told him I had, and I had seen them in many many different places & parks. However, it was my wish that they would come back to the Everglades. He wrote me back & said, "I didn't know they left." I was very surprised by this statement. I thought everyone knew that American Flamingos were native to Florida & they have been pretty much extinct since the early 1900's. In the early 1900's, flamingos in Florida were nearly hunted to extinction for their meat AND their pink feathers, which were highly valued as fashion accessories for hats and fans. La vie en rose OuiOui. "Historically, large flocks lived in South Florida, but they vanished around 1900 due to the plume trade." They were also over hunted for food as they are considered a delicacy. So is the Blue Heron & the Sandhill Crane. The Sandhill Crane is known as "the filet mignon of the sky." If you look in very old cook books you will find recipes for all these birds. Thankfully, they are now protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) of 1918. This law prohibits the hunting, killing, capturing, selling, or transportation of protected migratory birds without a federal permit. I love all the Flamingos, American Birds. I'm always traveling around trying to get photos of all of them, especially in the wild. I write about this all the time OuiOui. The best place to see the American Flamingos up close right now, is at Flamingo Gardens. Flamingo Gardens is a 60 acre botanical park that was built in an old Orange orchard. It's an incredible place filled with beautiful tropical plants & flowers. There are orchids everywhere, gorgeous tropical birds everywhere, it sounds like you're in a jungle when you're there. It's a truly magnificent, magical place OuiOui. I'm so thrilled that the American Flamingos are coming back to their native Florida. The recent storms blew some of them in, all up and down the east coast, from the keys to upstate NY. You can see some small groups of them in the wild right now, however, it will take some time for their flocks to multiply back to where they should be, as Flamingos reach maturity slowly (6-7 years) and typically lay only one egg per year. In the meantime, you can see them up close & personal at the Fabulous Flamingo Gardens. Moi fave Botanical park in America. As always, I will keep searching for them in the wilds, always & forever, "1000 wild flamingos" la vie en rose OuiOui. Highest Recommendations.

Flamingo Gardens was established in 1927, and is one of the oldest botanical gardens and…read moreattractions in South Florida. It was originally founded as an orange grove, but has now become a nonprofit botanical garden. My wife has always told be about this place when we first started dating. Over the years I'm finally started going. I think she understated just was magnificent it truly is. They have hundreds of unique trees, some of which are the largest trees of their species in Florida. This is home to some of the largest collections of naturalized orchids, cycads, and heliconias. They have over 3,000 species of rare & exotic, tropical, subtropical, and native plants and trees. The Wildlife Sanctuary which is a home to permanently injured or non-releasable Florida native wildlife. Some of these animals include alligators, bobcats, eagles, otters, panthers, peacock, and of course, flamingos! I have to say that the tram tour, is my favorite part of this place. It takes you around the property showing many of the unique plants and trees. If you like birds, you can also head into the aviary and walk around with birds that are free flying. All through the year Flamingo Gardens offer different events. One of the eagerly anticipated events is the Party in Pink. This is to raise money for Flamingo Gardens. They have food and drink vendors come in, they have a silent auction and so much more. I would highly recommend this event. It is a great way to learn about Flamingo Gardens, meet some of the residents and have a great time and great food!

Fun for kids and surprisingly enjoyable for adults too…read more We ended up at Pinto's Farm somewhat by accident while in the area, and we were glad we did. It's clearly geared toward kids, but we still had a good time as adults. We were able to pet the goats and sheep and talk with one of the staff members, who was friendly, patient, and happy to answer our questions. It made the visit feel welcoming rather than just a quick walk-through. There are a few growing pains, it seems. Some areas could use clearer signage, and the place felt a bit understaffed at times but nothing that ruined the experience. Overall, it's a worthwhile visit. Adults will enjoy it, and kids will almost certainly love it.

Here at Pinto's Farm in the Redlands area of Miami, FL, I'd like to highlight two sections around…read morethe grounds that made for a worthwhile visit. The first part is the paddle boats. Designed to accommodate 2 passengers, leisurely float down the tropical inlet of a man-made river. Riders can enjoy unlimited paddling trips and it's a nice way to appreciate nature, surrounded by colorfully green waters and palm trees. Next area of the farm to check out is the Petting Zoo. Quickly grab the attentions of goats and sheep by purchasing a small bucket of hay for $5. The animals are not shy and they have endless appetites. Pinto's Farm also has a race track, pony and tractor rides. The Brewery House offers food and refreshments and Pinto's Ice Cream Truck sells handcrafted milkshakes. General admission is $20 per person on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Overall, Pinto's Farm is a pleasant way to spend a few quality hours within the suburban community of Miami, FL.

So I grew up with the old location and had mixed feelings about going to the new one, to be honest…read more But I was happy to know the taste and recipe are the same. I enjoyed an outing with my cousins here and treated myself to a dozen rolls and a vanilla shake. There's space to just hang out, enjoy some other sweet treats available by a food truck, and sit down on benches. Leashed doggies we're here to accompany and made some friends along the way. The menu has stayed the same with pies, rolls, and breads. Not all veggies are available they use to have but still the mos5 "popular" veggies remain. They still seperate the baked items from the shakes and drinks. I came on a weekend and there was practically no line which was unusual for me but appreciated. The smells, tasted, and feels are still the same. I'm glad someone took over but kept the tradition.

I heard a lot of great things about this place so I was excited to finally come and try it. Upon…read moregetting there I thought it was cute, but honestly I am not sure where all of the hype stems from. We waited 40 min in line on a random Thursday to try their cinnamon rolls. While I thought it was a pretty solid cinnamon roll, there was nothing really overly exciting about it. It was just a decent cinnamon roll. We also tried the strawberry milkshake and I will say that was also pretty good, especially on a hot Florida afternoon. I appreciated the real strawberry flavor. Additionally there wasn't a lot to do when we got there. Maybe it was because we were there at the end of the season, but from what I could tell there wasn't really only the bakery and milkshakes. Again, solid option but I had heard so much about this place and just don't quite understand the viral nature of this place. But overall a good thing to do to spend an open late afternoon

Always a wonderful family experience . Beautiful trees so full. Glad they have delivery service to…read morebring to my house. I get the same guy every year and he is so helpful. Looking forward to next year's tree.

The best trees ever! Everyone who works here provides amazing service! Been going there for years…read moreand every year we get so many compliments! Great selection of trees and great value!