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.

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!

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.

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.

If you love farmer's markets, you will enjoy this one! They have a great variety of fruits and…read morevegetables in terms of vendors and lots of stalls filled with all kinds of things. You can easily spend a day browsing here but I was just looking for tropical fruits which I found a good variety of them.

I visited recently on a rainy Sunday, it's nice that it's mostly covered and you can still enjoy…read morewalking & looking around. Got some really nice produce & got to try mini-papayas, first time trying them and i really enjoyed them. From the food stands, I tried El Tacazo, the Corn King and a shaved ice spot. For a casual outdoor market, I don't really find it that inexpensive, i would actually say its overpriced a bit... i recommend it, if you're bored, passing by, if you want a casual daytime activity... but certainly do not go out of your way for it... it's pet friendly, but I would not recommend you bring your dogs.

The 2022 festival took place in tropical park. I attended…read morethe Sunday session and arrived around 2pm. Parking was easy and free as it was at the park. There was a $15 fee to enter at the door, which personally I found to be high for the small amount of vendors the festival had. We enjoyed some of the live performances, including Bollywood dancing, k-pop and drum sessions. The vendor selection was limited and there wasn't much to see. Food wise, I was disappointed with the limited selection of food vendors. It seems odd that they couldn't find more to participate given the extensive amount of Asian restaurants in Miami. There were two main Thai vendors that had extensive lines and then about 10 or so others with limited items, but smaller lines. I did end up having a really yummy noodle soup, sticky rice and mango and spring rolls. It was a nice experience but could definitely be improved in the future.

Parking at the church across the street for five dollars…read more Beautiful day for a festival. Bring a blanket and camp under a nearby tree for lunch. All things Asian represented. Food, fun and educational stations. You will leave with a full belly and a brain filled with Asian knowledge. Plus the bonus of seeing all that the fruit and spice park has to offer. All of the people here have been friendly and inviting. A stop by the wat buddhist temple booth with the monks there to offer you blessings. Henna tattoo stations in abundance. Little farm is here with some of their animals to pet (pigs, turkeys, lambs, chickens, turkeys and roosters and a bunny). Many shows with song and dance and music and art from all over. Crafts and travel booths and fashion and jewelry. A wonderful day all around.

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

Homestead rodeo is a fun experience! They have tons of food vendors, ranging from steak/chicken…read morekbobs, burgers, hotdogs, tacos, popcorn, and of course funnel cakes! The show is really fun and entertaining. The facilities are good over all, except for the restrooms- they only have porta-potties, and not the nice kind.. entrance is $35, $25 for kids. Parking is free! Make sure you arrive at least 30min early to walk around, find snacks, get situated. Make sure you bring your western attire, hats recommended! Enjoy!

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.