Come and get your kitsch! Vintage Florida, lives here! Just follow the many bright billboards, to this place off I-95, on one of the Saint Augustine exits. It's been there since 1983 (and in business since 1968). I think we rolled in there in our giant station wagon with the wood grain paneling on a family roadtrip in 1985. (Had our wagon been "metallic pea" instead of burgundy, we would have been the Griswolds) From the name to the merch, this is a classic. Seashells, candy, boiled peanuts, jams and jellies and so much, much more. Lots of retro vibes... and the "only in Florida" feel. I just bought jam this time... but I plan to load up on more when I head back to this area at Christmas time. Prices are good and there's plenty of parking. read more

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Food was great for a gift shop, i got boiled peanuts, amazing!! Then i got some kiwi candy. Service was polite and funny and not pushy. The ambiance was that of a laid back gift shop, definitely want to go back again!! Great spot!! read more

You know when you're driving on I-95 and you see those old school roadside stand billboards? No? I do. That used to be one of my favorite things to read when I was much younger and travelling. I remember driving up and down I-95 seeing this one's signs over and over again. I kept telling myself that I was gonna pull over and visit but it was either too late or I was too tired. This time I had no excuse. The signs for Florida Tropical Fruit Wine had me and I just had to check this place out. Yup, the ultimate Florida tourist trap. From magnets, keychains, and body-shaped mugs to fireworks and of course produce like grapefruit and oranges. They also carried some Disney souvenirs and nuts, honey, Datil pepper products, and jerky. I went for the wine. The staff were very nice and let us sample some of the wines. We picked up 4 bottles! He got the Suppermong Cider (a big fat white grape cider which was made in Georgia) and the Coco Polada (Orange, Pineapple, and Coconut). I got the and I got Orange Blossom Honey wine, and the Key Lime wine. He also got a toasted macaroons too, which he made me try and I didn't like them. I've only tried the Orange Blossom Honey wine so far and it is noice! Not too sweet, very smooth and you can definitely taste the honey. I'm definitely gonna come back. I completely forgot about their boiled peanuts! read more

The Nut House - This Honey Wine was perfect - Farmers Market Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

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Decided to stop by after seeing all of their billboards on the highway. We figured it would be a tourist trap but we still wanted to check it out. One side is definitely a tourist trap but the nuts, fruits, jams, and sauces made up for it. They have a great selection although it all seemed a bit pricy. I would also say their firework selection was pretty good. We did have delicious wine samples but we opted from buying any bottles as many were over $40 (for wines without grapes)! The staff was extremely friendly though which was nice. read more

Buy 3 bags of orange with high costs and bad quality. Very bad experience and never come to this store again.

I love it here!!! Passing through St. Augustine and found the Nut House. Friendly, funny and helpful staff. Bought some local honey, local beer and the boiled Cajun peanuts! read more

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I got oranges which were very good, but they were expensive. They taste much better than anything from the store. The staff was friendly and let us sample pecans, oranges and watermelon. They have a lot of interesting food items and knickknacks. The only drawback is the prices are a little high for me, but all the I-95 fruit stands are expensive. read more

The Nut House - Storefront - Farmers Market Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

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Stopped at this place to get some Florida related items for some friends. Awesome choices to choose from. Ended up with several different flavors of candied pecans, a couple of coffee cups. I saw a review that said prices were high... This is a place for visitors, and yes, they are in the business to make money. Wasn't an issue for me. read more

Very friendly & helpful staff. Lots of goodies to choose from. They sample the oranges, wines and probably willing to let you try anything else you're interested in buying. It's the cider and boiled peanuts that drew me in but we ended up buying a lot more than that. The Cajun boiled peanuts were very good, you have to stop in and get some - it's a staple on a Florida road trip! The Orange juice was also very good. I picked up some Suppernong Cider which I've never heard of, I'm really excited to get it home to chill it and try some! If you caught all the billboards on the way in (don't know how you couldn't have) and you're debating on making the stop, do it! You're sure to find plenty of goodies, road snacks and souvenirs! read more

The Nut House - Suppernong Cider! Never heard of it before! - Farmers Market Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

Great wine tasting with informative talk with one of the gentleman working there. This is a company y to support if you value family owned business that genuinely love what they do and put out the best quality products they can. I visit at least once a year when I make my trip down to FL and I'm never left disappointed! Also make sure you grab some of those red oranges, top tier stuff right there. read more

Service was Great. stopped for the Pecans. The paper shell they had us try were not the same as in the 25 lb. bag. We spent $125.00 for the bag and they are stale!!! Not happy on the way back to Texas. read more

Stopped in . what a great surprise. Fun people real country feel. Great wine . And fruit is yummy all packed up. Thanks you bunch of nut lovers read more

So cool. The guys running the place are so knowledgeable on the fruits and nuts and wines. Great selection of local fruit wines. So heavy on the fruit! Exactly what you would picture coming out of Florida. And guess what, if you find something you love... they Ship. read more

Very disappointed to get home after 1400 miles and spending almost $100 at this business where they clearly don't care that they are ripping people off! I had to throw 5 of my 12 grapefruit in the garbage, even tried to salvage the other half of the one below but it tasted rotten throughout. They sort through these everyday but I was still given an old bag despite our conversation and his knowledge of my trip home to Maine with them. I won't go back, EVER and I have made my vast numbers of friends and family aware to stay away from The NUTHOUSE!!! read more

The Nut House - Rotten fruit discovered the day after purchase upon arriving home after a 1400 mile trip which cashier was aware of - Farmers Market Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

Be careful here! We stopped on way home back to Virginia last Tuesday. We got chocolate covered pecans but there's hardly and nuts inside. We also bought two bottles of their fruit wine and i just saw sticker on the key lime wine that said $52.99. What? I about died when I saw the price sticker. This place is a rip iff. DON'T GO HERE! read more

The Nut House - Farmers Market Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

Got my sticks of alligator jerky here. We got a mini lime and lemon tree to bring home. The people who worked here were very helpful , knowing we are not familiar with the area. They have big massive billboards advertising the place. You can't go wrong coming here for souvenirs. Driving down the highway, you can't miss the billboards. It caught our eye, so that's how we ended up coming here. The alligator jerky is really good. Bout 4 for $10. It's a blend of gator and beef. I enjoyed the BBQ flavor. Samples the oranges and the bits. I enjoyed the cinnamon nuts, and the pralines. I bought some red akin peanuts to bring home. Had to bring me a taste of Florida! There is alligator heads displayed at the shop. For animal lovers, they would probably be upset.. but it didn't bother me. They even have gator feet back scratchers lol. I'd be scared to scratch my back with them but some people might enjoy them more than I would. They have a massive selection of fire works. They also can ship any good you want to buy and there is no shipping tax to do so. read more

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Tourist trap. Avoid. Bought 1/2 bushel of oranges. Opened the bag to find many were old, and rotten. Those that were salvageable were mainly dry and pulpy. read more

DO NOT STOP!!! It's extremely overpriced for low quality product. The "salt water taffy" isn't salt water taffy, they have dead baby hammerheads in jars cheaper than they do a bag of oranges, I completely regret spending what I did on thanksgiving wine the sample taste different than what I bought. I try to support local businesses but I don't appreciate fake business read more

Fake advertising. There weren't any $1 fresh fruit bags. They had us try oranges which didn't taste bad and we eventually bought the smallest bag for $19. Surprisingly the oranges in the bag although we were assure were the same variety of the ones we tasted weren't even close to the ones we had. All oranges were dry, tasteless and a big waste of money. This is definitely a low end tourist trap. read more

stopped here because of all the "great deals" posted along the highway. The older man was a good salesman for sure. I bought a bag of oranges 1/4 bushel $15 guarenteed to last weeks on the counter at home. Opened it at home to find the oranges were all dry inside, and random oranges with stickers from Mexico on them...ugh The bag of pummelos also $15. all rotting in just less than a week. SKIP THIS PLACE AND THE SWEET TALKING CON read more

The Nut House - Mexican sticker on fruit in a produce of USA bag bought at "The Nut House " St. Augustine, Fl - Farmers Market Near Me - Saint Augustine, Florida

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Expensive and not good. Stale honey toasted pecans at $10 per bag! Bought a 1/4 bushel of honey bells and one of ruby red grapefruits. Couldn't see through the net that half was rotten and/or shriveled up. I spent $93 for bad produce! Continue driving up and by pass this one as there are plenty of other citrus places along 95. read more

We were driving down the interstate and saw the signs for $4.99/lb fresh shelled pecans and $1.00 bags of fruit. Do they have these items? Well..kind of... If you purchased the $4.99/lb pecans you would get a bag of pecan dust. What about the dollar bags of fruit? How about two oranges in a baggy? We were looking at their bags of pecans and the man working there said, "The cheapest way to buy whole pecans is in the two-pound bags." I looked at the bag and noticed the weight printed on the label was 30 oz. I paused and made a face. He then said, "Almost two-pound bags." I know two ounces isn't much, but don't lie. Finally, I went out to check the billboard above the store. There it was "$4.99/lb fresh shelled pecans." I went back in and asked about the deal and was directed to the dust. I said, "I don't think that qualifies for fresh shelled pecans." He replied, "Yes it does." "Well, it's misleading advertising." He wasn't happy with my statement. My son then walked up and said, "They have gator jerky." I said to my son, "We aren't buying anything here." We turned to leave. Then the man yelled at my son and I, "I DON'T WANT YOU TO BUY ANYTHING HERE!" Seriously? That was your reply? I simply pointed out the obvious. I wasn't rude or snarky, just stated my thoughts on the sign (Lowe's doesn't sell bags of sawdust and call them 2x4's). If you choose to bait and switch, don't yell at someone for calling you on it. read more

Too overpriced; nothing unique; you can get nuts if not cheaper but at the same price in any other store.

Bought oranges. Most had a lot of dry spots. Wasn't worried about the outside being ugly. Not what they served as samples. Very poor customer service!! Then they gave me oranges instead of grapefruits. The boiled peanuts were good. Would not stop at any of their stands again!! read more

Apparently they " do not participate in covid" and thus forth don't care to wear masks while serving customers. This is appalling and they will no longer get my nor my family's business. read more

We stopped here on our way from Orlando to Myrtle beach. This place is a tourist trap. Don't go here!!!!! We paid $16 for a bag of black rotten oranges. They were placed in a net bag so it was hard to see how rotten and discolored they were. Avoid this place and go anywhere else. Yes read more

I would give them zero stars if I could!! We spent $65 on 3 bags of oranges on our way home to MD only to find them all dried out when we got home! They were nothing like the sweet juicy samples they gave us at the stand. DO NOT STOP HERE IF YOU WANT FRESH ORANGES!!!!! They are a total ripoff!!! I wish I had read the reviews before I stopped!! I definitely would have passed them by!!! read more

Bait and switch. Crazy saw dust for pecans. Thank-you Yelp for allowing us to vent. The bag of pulverized pecans or whatever it was. The liars could have put anything into the dust. The actual pecans shelled were 10.99 a pound. More than twice the cost. I would think that down south pecans would be a bit cheaper. I can pay that on Amazon and trust what I'm buying. These people are terrible. Hopefully more people will read these reviews and not even stop. And 2 oranges are not a bag of fruit. I turned around and High tailed it out of there at that point I didn't trust anything they were selling. Thanks for listening. read more

This is a true Florida business still family run with lots of neat fruits,nuts, and souvenirs. There arent many of these places left and they are always a fun place to stop on vacation with the family. read more

Never never buy citrus from these stands! Expensive and terrible quality. Be aware of the bait and spend your money in something of real value. read more

I saw the sign on the highway going home to nj from Fla. omg I really got ripped off. The honey roasted pecans at 9.99 a bag was not worth it. The lady said if you buy more than two I will work a deal with you. So she threw three more in and that is 50.00 right there. The jams jellies sauces the same thing. Oh the more you buy I will work a deal with you. She charged me regular price. The oranges bought 21.00 dollars worth and I was going to give some of them away. Opened the bag a day after I got home so many rotten oranges. Buyer beware of false advertisement and false sales . The bill was 156.00 one minus thirty dollars that I paid for two t-shirts. Never ever again. This place is one of the worst tourist traps and there are so many of these in the area off the highway. The signs made it seem like this was the only one. Please stay away if you Do not want to get ripped off and receive rotten oranges which I was told were just picked And bagged. I was lied too again. Great sales people work there read more

Stopped here to buy oranges and ended up get getting ripped off! Initially, I was going to purchase a small bag of oranges when an older gentleman that worked there recommended I buy a 1/2 bushel of oranges for $25.00. I thought, why not? I will share some good Florida oranges with my family. After arriving home in North Carolina, and cutting open three separate oranges, they were all dry! Hands down, the worst oranges I have ever had. I believe the guy knew we were from out of town and pawned his bad fruit off on us, at our cost. I will never stop there again, nor recommend anyone to stop. read more

Stopped by Nut House on US1 on our way to St. Augustine. Got a bag of grapefruits I stated I wanted Ruby Red when I got home they were as small as oranges and had white grapefruit in bag also not very sweet. Also bought a bag of oranges got home threw 4 away they were rotten to mush. The prices are terrible at this place will never go there again. read more

Interesting home made preserves, etc. Their Pineapple Pepper Relish is excellent. Also Amaretto Peach Pecan Preserves.