Food and servers are hit or mess. Definitely need more wait staff. Poor waitress had almost every…read moretable to herself.

My Fair Ladies and Lords, if thy wish to travel back in…read moretime, then Rennaissance at Cauley Square in Homestead must be thy destination. From the moment you walk in there are maidens and squires to greet you. Consider it like a starving actors playhouse on a giant stage, with different stages at several locations and if you take the time to stay, funny, some actually involve the audience in their act making them do silly things and getting the crowd laughing hilariously. Some things I've never seen at other Festivals were the Jousting skills challenge and tournament. An actual fencing where you can challenge a friend or family member !!!! Yes, you put on a vest and a fencing helmet and glove and try to pop balloons attached to each others helmet. Archery. A covered sit down eating area, where a live band walks around and plays bagpipes and drums: entertaining . Free games like Balance tower and giant chess boards : which we played. After every show or act they ask for donations, which is worth it, but, does bring cost up. I took my 2 kids and it cost me $ 64 to get in, then donations for each show, then food; at the end of the day it ended up costing me $120 for the three of us. It was a great time with my kids, they were laughing and enjoying the shows and the games, so at the end it was worth it.

Had a Great day at this event , food was good all around, roasted corn, conch salad, funnel cake,…read moreribs, shish kabobs, Stone crab, conch and shrimp. That's just all I ate with my family. Oh and the lemonade , soooo good and fresh!! I'll be back next year!

How disappointing. First and only time. 1- When you go in,…read moreyou have to make a (15 minutes) to buy tickets to get beer, cocktails, water or soda. 2- you gave to make another line (30 min) to redeem the ticket and get your drink. 3- It's called the Homestead Stone Crab Seafood Festival, may I ask where is the Stone Crab, only 1 vendor had Stone Crab and it was ridiculous, $20 for 5 small claws. No one else had Stone Crab. 4- Prices where ridiculous, $15 for 6 oysters, $10 for corn, $15 for 6 shrimp with cocktail sauce, $18 for yellow rice "paella". 5- The vendors, only 4 where worth being there. Overall, I would never go back. It would be better if they would charge $25 for entrance and had more seafood, more options, MORE STONE CRAB and lower food prices.

I came to the Berry Farms with my family for their eggstravaganza event. It was really fun! I went…read moreon Easter sunday so it was a bit crowded. We had a great time overall. It would've been nice if they had more staff working the day of because it was a lot of wait time to get in and participate in certain activities. Other than that activities were all super fun. We got to take pictures with the Easter bunny, go through the sunflower maze, my son got to play in the children's playground, he was able to participate in the egg hunt and we had some delicious açai bowls for lunch! There are also so many beautiful activations throughout the farm to take cute Easter photos. They do such a great job decorating the farm!

Awesome, large venue for a nice day out with the family and very kid-friendly! There is an entrance…read morefee, and parents must sign a waiver; enter at your own risk. You can access this on their site so you can complete before hand. The playground goes on for days, and the corn pit was a huge hit. My child thoroughly enjoyed making corn angels in it. LOL. Just a heads-up--on hot days, it is VERY hot here. There are also a lot of gravel areas, which are pretty miserable to push an umbrella stroller through, so bring your Rolls-Royce cruiser if you have one. They also have a blob bounce area, which is a lot of fun, but keep your eyes on the little ones! The bigger kids give no Fs around here, and apparently neither do some of their parents. So... bounce at your own risk. There's a nice selection of food options, although the wait times were pretty long. I was really looking forward to a delicious smoothie on such a hot day, but unfortunately, the drink was so warm it wasn't even drinkable. Definitely felt like a waste of money there. Overall, I'd go back because my child had such a great time on the playground, but for us, it would probably be more of a once-in-a-while outing rather than a regular trip.

This was my second visit to the RBB festival. Like other festivals at Fruit & Spice Park, you can…read moreopt to try your luck parking on the swale of SW 248 St., or you can, for only $5 park in a field on the east side of the park with it's own entrance. You pay the $10 festival admission at the same time as the parking. It is much easier this way. The price of admission lets you see the whole park, if you're into horticulture. The fest itself takes up about half the park. There were several bbq vendors, as well as a Thai food booth and a conch fritter booth (George Mira's: very delicious). I enjoyed my first visit better; some of the things that changed were 1) there were only 2 bands, whereas before there'd been at least 5. One of the bands, Southern Stampede, featuring young guitar virtuoso AJ Gaytan, was great, and alone worth the price of admission. 2) There was only one one beer vendor, Exit One Taproom of Florida City. They were good, don't get me wrong, but you only got a small cup of craft beer for $6. Previously, some food vendors were allowed to sell more mainstream beer at a better price; I bet it's probably some dumb legal rule the Miami-Dade Parks Dept. thought up! Luckily, you ARE allowed (at least through the side entrance) to bring in a cooler, so I had plenty of Bud Light (my preferred choice if I'm going to be in the hot sun listening to music for awhile). 3) The prices of the ribs were high, as they were only selling full, or in some cases, half racks. I thought it'd be a cool idea to have, say, a sampler portion at a reasonable cost so you could pick and choose. I ended up choosing a known vendor, T&W Barbecue, with a smokey Georgia style full rack, as well as an order of redneck nachos, featuring wonderfully tender pulled bbq pork. 4) This is a family friendly event, but it'd be nice if they provided a separate play area. I was seated near the stage trying to enjoy the bands, but a lot of kids and parents were playing ball and blocking the view. For the life of me, I don't know why these parents were letting their kids within feet of PA speakers blasting high decibel music with no ear protection, but.... In any case, this is an enjoyable springtime festival that is worth a visit. Just bring cash for the bbq, and your own beer filled cooler, and you'll be fine!

I had a great time. Food was good and you could see the whole garden while still listening to the…read moremusic. $8 admission which was discounted on groupon. I recommend paying the full price if you can afford it, it goes to a good cause. They had a car show and I enjoyed the music. It reminded me a bit of chili cook-off but more family oriented and with better music and food. I will definitely go next year.

We had the best time at Pinto Farms this past weekend! I've visited a few of the farms in Homestead…read moreand this one is my favorite so far. The farm is huge with so many fun activities to enjoy as a family. There's also a brewery and a restaurant inside which is great and made it easy to grab food during our visit. You could easily spend half a day or even the entire day exploring and enjoying all the activities! We went during the pumpkin patch season, which is currently happening and it's super cute! They had different areas throughout the farm decorated for the season which we loved snapping photos at. We enjoyed the paddle boats, tractor ride, cars, corn maze, gem mining, pony ride and bounce pad for the kids. I can't wait to go back! Most of the attractions are included with the entry fee but there are some that require an additional fee. The entry fee is $31 during the pumpkin patch. We bought the gem mining and goat feeding experiences. Both were really nice! If you're looking for a fun way to spend the day with your family, I highly recommend visiting Pinto Farms this fall!

It's not bad it's a lot of mosquitoes and it's really for kids. If you're going on a couples date I…read morewouldn't recommend this place it's literally for kids ages 4 to 8 years old other than that it's boring.

My main two reasons for visiting the market village are the amazing and inexpensive beautiful and…read moreorganic produce. Seriously. There's the typical ingredients that are usually used in regular cooking, but also unique finds. Great place for anyone looking for out of the box produce and discover new amazing flavors. The second reason is the arepas!!! Soft, warm, ooey and gooey! Well-made and utterly delicious. As far as parking, it can get a little tricky around noon. But after 2, it's far less stressful to find parking and walk without bumping into so many folks.

Redland Market Village is one of those places that just feels alive. If you're looking for a fun…read moreweekend outing with the family, this is definitely a spot worth checking out. There are tons of vendors, plenty of produce, food trucks, fresh juices, games and rides for kids, lots of parking, and enough things to see that you can easily spend a few hours just wandering around. My favorite part, and honestly the main reason I keep coming back, is La Fontana Verde. If you love herbs, teas, tinctures, and natural wellness, do yourself a favor and stop in. The owners are incredibly kind, patient, and knowledgeable. My family and I always end up asking a million questions, and they never make us feel rushed. They genuinely care and are always willing to share their knowledge. It's become our go-to herb shop. The produce selection at the market is huge, and it's actually kind of fun comparing prices between vendors. My only wish is that there were more certified organic fruits and vegetables available. If organic produce is your top priority, that may be a downside. But if you're looking for seasonal fruits, including seeded watermelons (yes, fruit is supposed to have seeds!), you'll find plenty of options. Another bonus is that parts of the market are covered, so even if Florida decides to randomly rain on your plans, you can still enjoy walking around. Overall, Redland Market Village is a South Florida staple. Come for the produce, stay for the Seeded fruit, and definitely don't leave without stopping by La Fontana Verde.

I really feel that this event needed a larger venue. It was extremely crowded, and I arrived around…read morenoon. The lines were very long, and I felt that some of the vendors were not even offering authentic Asian food. The large tent was especially packed, making it difficult to move around comfortably. It also didn't help that several cars were displayed inside, taking up a significant amount of space that could have been used for attendees and vendors. On top of that, the food was quite expensive. When I went to purchase a bottle of water, I was surprised to see a gratuity option added for card payments. Paying nearly $8 for a bottle of water felt excessive, especially considering how hot it was outside. Overall, I think the event had potential, but better crowd management, a larger venue, and more reasonable pricing would have made for a much better experience.

I've worked at several Asian festivals in my lifetime. As much as I wanted to like this one, it…read morefelt underwhelming. It was insanely cramped with people, and the hot humid weather did not help. The allotted area for the venue was too small for the amount of people attending. The lines to get food were long, and took a while to get the food. Most of the food tasted decent, but the restaurants that came with the food prepped already were cold and stale. So I would stick to those that cooked or grilled on sight. I also felt this year that most of the food was Americanized versions of the dishes. I'm also not sure why there were arepas there or Nashville's hot chicken. They had an indoor portion with some sellers of goods. I couldn't enjoy because it was too cramped.

First time at the rodeo and it was so much fun! I'm a cowgirl at heart and had to experience this…read morenow that I'm in Florida. We got there a little past the start of the show (1pm). The line to actually get into the grounds were crazy long, as to be expected for an event like this. Once in, parking was being directed by staff and easy. There were so many great food vendors and everything we bought was delicious! I saw the prettiest turkey leg ever.. we sampled arepas, bbq, street corn and a fried Cheeto thing that was okish. The show itself was great! Entertaining and fun. Lots of cowboys, cowgirls, bulls and horses. It was a great day at the rodeo

I'm happy to come back for the 75th annual championship rodeo. The gates open at noon with lots of…read morevendors selling cowboy items and barbecue. The events start at 2 PM & today was considered the national wrangler patriot day here. We paid our admission, it was $35 pp for the day & were given a day sheet listing the events. We watched the bareback riding, breakaway, down, and bronco roping, steer wrestling, saddle bronco, bull riding, Barrel racing and even a contest for the best overall cowboy. There were over 100 Cowboys from all over the country participating and there were lots of well cared for animals. There was a large crowd with many families present. I heard many languages. The country music played and cowboy hats were the look. There was a children's corner with the petting zoo, bounce rides, and a ride the bull. We shared a bbq brisket plate with cold slaw, ,Mac & cheese with a slice of white bread. I should have packed water and sandwiches. The Porta potties were pretty gross, I'm glad I brought my own paper.

FIREWALL FIVE STAR REVIEW for this years 2023 Deering Sea Food Festival!!!…read more From the entrance to the back of the bay all amazing! Here's the run down; Bahamian Carnival Line, Caribbean Food, Free Easter activities for kids, LIVE MUSIC, And the BEST PART OF ALL; the FOOD AND DRINK! You must check out my photos! If you haven't attended one of these yet WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? As a FL native, I've been in Miami since 2005 and I can't believe I just got around to getting out here! Even if you're just visiting for the weekend like me, it's a must see and do at least once! Very family friendly and just so much fun in the sun!

This was our 7 th time coming! But this year 2025 was the…read moreworse!! Most of the food is fried !no healthy options , the portable toilets are discussing !! The band only came out twice & the food & drinks are ridiculous expensive The only thing is , I like is the ambience & that is a very family friendly event

This was a nice Sunday afternoon diversion. Got there early with my lawn chair and staked out prime…read moreshade tree territory near the stage and crawling distance to the beer tent ($3 Landsharks on a very hot day were great) The turnout wasn't that much, but that was good because there weren't that many food vendors...My favorite was George Mira's $12 meal of 2 crab cake sliders with 5 conch fritters, with sauce, tomato slices and onions.(And I got to shoot the breeze with George, the legendary 'Canes football star himself!) Also very good was Craig's Restaurant's famous fish sandwich ( one of the best Ive ever had). The first band playing was Shadow Creek from Davie, FL. Very good country and classic rock..their guitar player looked like a guy you'd see in line in Publix, but onstage, he absolutely shredded it! Improvements which could be made would be a wider variety of vendors, a wider variety of beer and wine, and some more port-johns. Also, maybe a few dining tents to offer more shade. All in all, I left full and satisfied, with a nice afternoon beer buzz.