This hidden gem has an amazing selection of produce including some true Latin, hard to find…read morefavorites. The store is super small and compact but you can find everything that you need. It's a local favorite with tons of repeat clients. Everyone is super helpful and ready to answer questions. We grabbed papaya, guanavana (sour sop), burro bananas and even some cachapas and Honduran cheese. When you get to the register, get some empanadas, chicharrones and get some home made tortillas (you have to ask for those-secret compartment behind the register). The prices and selection are great and we will continue going back for more. Love it!

just a true hidden gem. I only went in on a reference of a friend. So glad i did. The meats are…read moreamazing and the produce is so much better than anything i have seen in the box stores period. Everyone there was very polite and eager to help you. The Spanish music just adds to the experience. will not be shopping here at least once a week as it is just a few blocks from home.

The most delicious pistachio butter! Worth every penny. Bought some at the art walk last week and…read moreate it all in 3 days!

Who knew there was a hidden community garden in Oakland Park. They are a nonprofit which truly…read moreserves the community. I have been on their mailing list for a while but finally joined them for one of their weekly gardening talks, Talk @ 10. The topic was tomatoes I learned something and it inspired me to purchase a tomato plant (wish me luck). I plan on attending future talks as my schedule permits. The presenter was knowledgeable and patient with all the questions. They have garden plots you can purchase and the is a garden shed that sells gardening items.

Credit to the Urban Farming Institute for offering the urban farming in a low income, high crime…read moresection of Oakland Park. It is a food desert in the nearby area and the concept of fresh vegetables for the community is encouraging. The Institute offers a variety of classes including in beekeeping. The also have garden plots and vertical gardening.

My favorite thrift store in Broward. They actually give back to the community in many ways, & are…read morean authentic thrift store with decent prices. They have classic thrift store vibes, finds. & prices. They have a really cool craft section. I also found really cool modern & urban clothing and accessories. The workers are smelly sweet, helpful, & Iove that the company supports the community.

I had a tour of the food pantry and was very impressed with the pantry's mission. A thrift shop is…read moreon one end and all proceeds go to the pantry as well. You may donate money to help support the food pantry at Poverello.org. or donate food supplies to the pantry and donate furniture, home goods and clothing to the thrift shop.

I just want to gratefully thank Raymond, the deli manager at your location. This Thanksgiving, he…read morewent above and beyond to make sure my mom received her Thanksgiving box. He is incredibly kind and helpful. I can't wait to return to your store. Thank you for the excellent service! See you again soon!

I've had consistently great experiences at the Sprouts in Oakland Park. The store is always clean,…read moreorganized, and well-stocked, but what really makes this location stand out is the staff and management team. Amy, the Assistant Store Manager, is incredibly professional, helpful, and welcoming every time I've interacted with her. Bill, the Grocery Manager, clearly takes pride in keeping the store running smoothly and the shelves looking great. Kevin, the Manager, also deserves recognition for leading such a friendly and customer-focused team. It's refreshing to shop somewhere where the employees genuinely seem to care about both the store and the customers. Thank you all for the hard work and positive atmosphere!

Only open on the weekends this outdoor market is worth a stop in off of Wilton Drive. We were…read morewalking out of "Out of the Closet" thrift store when we noticed the tents up in the lot across the way. We stopped in to see what there was we could snap up. There wasn't actually many options. In the large tent there is the numerous tables of fruits and vegetables, many organic. There was a couple other tents with random things. One had dietary pills and another was for selling handmade crafts. It would have been a bust if not for the soup guy. He sets up in the front of the market so you cant miss him. He has prepared soups frozen in coolers that you can get for 5 dollars. We got 3 different homemade soups from him, to include a Matzo and a Chicken. We had them later, and yes they were pretty good. So with that redeeming moment I would say stop in on a weekend if you are walking by. You cant miss it, there is a posted sign right off the street for the Green market. We will pop back soon. If there is more options and tables next time, we will add more stars

Wilton Manors Green Market takes place on weekends, Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 am until 2:00…read morepm in the parking lot on Wilton Drive next to Wilton Manors City Hall. Don't think the likes of LA's Framer's Market or anything like those of major or even minor cities, but more in terms of a small community green market. It's small, really small, only a couple of vendors but a decent enough choice of locally grown fresh vegetables, fruits, homemade soups, pickled and jar canned goods. Among them you'll find Ms. V who has a variety of really good pierogis, preserves, spreads, salsas and other items. You'll find her lasagna and stuffed peppers to be particularly good. Also the "Soup Queen" (remember this is Wilton Manors, if you catch my drift) with various soup offerings; among them a rather good chicken soup. As far as a star rating on this green market, I have to agree with Yelper Tim S. at two stars, but only because it is so small and so very limited in its offerings.

Great candy shop. I'm originally English and they have a lot of things from home. Yes it's a little…read morepricy but much of the stock you can't get anywhere else I know and it's always in good condition. I think a bit you have to get used to the gentleman that's usually serving, he has his own sense of humor and will make quips about things. I always enjoy coming here.

Would you like customers or not? Service could improve for sure. Came in yesterday to support a…read moresmall business as always. On top of having a strange experience at the shop, I left feeling pretty scammed when the handful of items I picked out came to a total of $48 hahahahaha.. Unwelcoming visit to say the least, I was a loyal customer. Before you can avoid accountability, yes I am referring to the candy shop very clearly labeled out front 'To The Moon' in Wilton Manors, FL. I believe the owner is a native New Yorker and all I have to say is: Stop making us look bad, absolute moron.

Great selection of prepared dips, cheeses, crackers and other items for a quick snack or picnic…read more The store was very clean and the people manning the registers were very pleasant. They have a good selection area for wines and a smaller section for spirits.

Came in this evening to grab a few things. Fruit, snacks, mochi, mini ice cream bars. Jim was at…read morethe check out and made sure I had everything. He was great. Love that you can always count on Trader Joe stores to be consistent. Their products are always amazing. This was ver6 convenient and a quick in and out trip ,

Great service and neighborhood ambience in an older Publix that's renovated but much smaller than…read moretheir usual store. Right in the heart of Wilton Manors, it's more like a community center. It makes it easy to find things given the small size. They've also recently rearranged aisles and the entrance to make the layout simpler. Aside from the friendly neighborhood vibe of both staff and customers, they also now have self checkout.

Today, I had an interesting experience with an employee at Publix. He was standing at the customer…read moreservice desk speaking to another employee, doing nothing more than talking. I left the line and went to one of the two employees standing behind the customer service desk. The man who helped me continued to say that the self-checkout was open... I reminded him that I'm not an employee of Publix. He continued to repeat that the self-checkout was open. I should have said Mrs, Sir, If I wanted to work a register and bag groceries I would get a job doing just that.

Meat N' Bone is my favorite local butcher in south Florida. I've never been to any of their…read morelocations; you really don't have to visit their stores because the website is so amazing and easy to use and if you're in the area, they will deliver for free if you order above a certain amount. You can call them with any questions, they are very helpful. Whenever I make a pastrami, I get it from Meat N' Bone. It is not a cut of meat that's easy to find, at least in my experience, and theirs is great quality and it always comes out amazing. I hosted for my family a "pre-Thanksgiving" dinner the week before TG and ordered 4 cuts of beef (plenty for 4 people). It was delivered right on time on the day I requested, so easy and dependable. I let them thaw over night and them added a bit of oil, salt and pepper to marinade for about 4 hours, I wanted us to try different cuts and ratings so I got a few wagyu 6s and wagyu - angus cuts including a rib eye, sirloin, and two filet mignons. They were all a huge hit - everyone loved them!

UPDATED REVIEW: It…read morewas the one week anniversary of Tripping Animals Tap Room and we went next door to Meat N' Bone (who share a common outside patio) and viewed all the fresh flash frozen meats in the clear glass coolers including browsing the digital online menu. My original review indicated that Javier was the owner per his own words during my last adventure here. Well, I was obviously duped and Javier was a mere outgoing employee, but the man I was speaking with today is named Mel who vehemently advised that he is the actual Owner. Just an update for clarification purposes.