New Organic Farmer's Market at FIU!…read more Finally, a new venue for organic produce! This fledgling farmer's market is still in the growing stages but it looks promising. Bring a blanket and hang out, buy produce, drink a fresh fruit shake, listen to live music. Where and When: Every Wednesday from 12-3 pm by the fountain in the center of the FIU Univ. Park Campus. Come early because the produce sells out quickly!

Super cool hippie station. They have fresh vegetables and different hummus. If you want anything…read morespecific, like pure honey, coconuts or the hummus itself you need to be there early they do sell out extremely quickly. I used to buy fresh coconut from them, but now my kick ass coconut tree which I planted about 9 years ago is giving me coconuts nonstop with the best tasting water ever to go with my rum after being chilled. I do still pass by when I see them and buy squash ;)

What a great Saturday morning at City Hall…read more So many fresh fruits and vegetables. Baker's, fresh local honey, the stone crab guy, smoothies. George Mira used to bring his conch fritter shack. Good times. Relax, take it easy, get a coffee and croissant, browse the vendors.....

Unexpected fun and good times. Came here with the family on a Saturday midday. It is a cute small…read morefarmer's market with local plant sellers and artisans. There were a plethora of food vendors so it's an excellent place to have lunch and walk around. I recommend K Toast, their sandwiches are to die for. The vendors are very helpful, friendly and willing to answer questions about their products.

This farmers market is just starting out. It is in a parking lot behind the movie theater parking…read moregarage, so the location, other than convenience, has nothing to recommend it. I am a bit disappointed in the "farmer" aspect of this market. There seems to be only 1 main produce vendor and their prices are way too similar to Publix and some items are even more expensive! The produce selection doesn't have any real gems except for the lychees. Those are sold by multiple vendors and at a very good price! Sadly, the produce aspect of the market is underwhelming and defeats the real purpose of a farmer's market. HOWEVER, the product stalls are full of really nice gems. The best one is the fresh ceviche truck. $5 gets you a very generous portion of fish ceviche. It is super fresh and well seasoned. The kettle corn found at another stand is that perfect sweet and salty marriage that only the best of snacks can achieve. The fact that it is made in small batches with a lot of attention to detail is very evident! The arepas are really great! Not your standard fair food - these are authentic arepas that can be stuffed with a variety of options like pork or veggies and not just cheese. There is also a brick oven pizza stand. The pizza is very thin crust and good if eaten right away. Took leftovers home and they did not fare well at all :( Really liked the pooch perks booth. They have homemade treats and toys for your pets and the owners were very nice to my little boy. Market also has the follwoing stands: smoothies, Indian curries, asian fruits, gelato and some clothing and handmade creams. I'll go back for the finished food products, not the produce. Most vendors take credit cards, but have cash on you as well.

I absolutely love coming to this farmers market on the weekends. They have quite a variety of foods…read moreto choose from, plenty of ready-made foods like empanadas, sandwiches, juices, and more. The food is really delicious although a tad bit pricey. Still, it's fun to stroll around and take samples And enjoy the shade and fans. It's a really great and casual outing for a Sunday, highly recommend!

Small farmers market…read more Roll & dough has been blowing up on TikTok with people waiting hours to get their cinnamon rolls. Have absolutely no idea why. There was no one there when I went and I got the honey bun roll. No flavor. It was just soft bread with literal butter on top with a bit of honey in it. $9 which is an insane price for what it is. The hummus guy was there, delicious as always. Tried a chewy oatmeal raisin cookie, delicious.

Excellent fresh and sometimes organic fruits delivered every Monday afternoon to our office in…read moreDowntown. Setting up the service was easy, as the owner Martha is very pleasant and has impeccable customer service skills. They rotate fruits depending on which ones are in season. You get fun surprises of fruits every now and then. If something goes wrong, a fruit was received bad, or there was something missing, Martha is incredibly good about making it up. I highly recommend their service!

Fresh, exotic fruits right to your doorstep. This service is very fast and friendly. The fruit…read morecame right on time and it was delicious. Highly recommended!!!

Vizcaya Village is part of James Deering's historic Vizcaya estate built in 1916 to support…read moreVizcaya. It included staff quarters, barns, workshops, and fields to supply the main house. Today it has been repurposed as a cultural hub of eleven historic buildings offering community programs and a farmers market. This farmers market is tied to Vizcaya's agricultural past. Vizcaya once had its own farm. This very area housed crops and farm animals. Today it is home to a weekly farmers market sponsored by the Urban Oasis Project and held every Sunday from 9:30 AM to 3 PM. This may be the most charming farmer's market I have ever visited. The historic buildings are the perfect backdrop to vendors selling fresh produce, coffee, raw honey, plant protein, hats, healthy desserts and snacks, bike powered fresh juice, plants, spices, candles, jewelry, canned fruits and vegetables, healthy dog food, fruit boba tea, pastries, and prepared food. If you purchased a meal there were picnic tables set up in the courtyard. Lovelo was on hand to book self guided e-bike tours. I enjoyed walking through this lovely market and ended up purchasing several ingredients to inspire my home cooking. In addition to the Sunday market they also offer workshops at the same time for a nominal fee. On the day I visited you could do yoga and paint. They also offer a night market. Check their website for dates. This is a dog and family friendly. Parking was a little tight in the lot for this popular event so come early or pack your patience. If you have never toured majestic Vizcaya across the street I highly recommend you pair a visit with this market.

This night market happens once a month at the Vizcaya gardens, minutes away from Brickell. Each…read moremonth there are new vendors and performances. This market brings together local vendors, has creative activities and live music in a relaxed environment. Each monthly scheduled evening is themed. This month the theme is Friendship Forward, celebrating El Dia del Amor y la Amistad. A tradition observed across Latin America that honors both romantic and platonic love. The market is a perfect wind down, easy going evening, perfect for some family time.

Over the last few months I have become an Aldi convert. In a world where groceries are getting…read morequite expensive - I find Aldi offers some awesome products at even better prices. This is the second Aldi location I have visited and while shopping in the store is very overstimulating and chaotic - I found my solution. If you download the Aldi app, you can order online and do curbside pickup. While I love grocery shopping, this is a total game changer since I order the same things week after week for my groceries. There is no upcharge for this, and it's a mere $1 to add the curbside pickup. All you do is alert them on the app when you're otw and then when you arrive and someone will bring your groceries to you. One of the times there wasn't an attendant available so I had to go inside, but they got my things pretty quickly and I didn't have to wait in the long line to checkout. They have a pretty good variety of frozen, wild seafood, some solid organic produce, and great basics for SO cheap. I've been consistently doing a week's worth of groceries at Aldi for under $50 which is pretty wild to me considering I eat breakfast and lunch at home most days, and dinner at least 4 times a week. If you want to buy groceries without breaking the bank, I think Aldi is definitely a strong choice. Parking in this location is very chaotic since the garage is small, but if you go on off times I have found it to be ok.

This is a brand new Aldi's located at the intersection of Douglas Rd and US1…read more To start, the parking can be a lil tricky so set your mood in patience mode cause you might need it. After you park, you have to go up a ramp, put a quarter in the chain attached to the cart and release it in case you've never been to an Aldi's these are the kind of things you should know... *You need a quarter to get a cart *You need to either bring your own bags or pay for them at the store, the store has boxes around for you to carry your groceries out but I always bring my own bags *Be ready to get shocked at the prices in this store...they're amazing! They have really good produce for the price, (it's Publix quality at least) and very fresh. I love that they carry a lot of organic produce which is something I always look for in a store. I enjoy their organic fruits! Everyone here is very nice. From the moment you walk in you have a greeter at the front! The ambience all around the store is very chill.

We come here for Frankie's Seafood and Francisco's Soups…read more Frankie's Seafood is a table at this market and he sells some of the most fresh fish you can find. The stone crab is sooooo delicious and freshly caught (never frozen), their ahi is to die for. I could go on and on about this spot. Frank and Grace are delightful. Francisco makes these soups in these huge cauldrons and my goodness are they to die for. The cilantro soup, the tomato, there's so many to choose from. Go visit both! Their service is really phenomenal. The location is quite quant and there isn't a lot a lot to it but it's one of the nicer locations I'd say. Go and check em out! Tell them Steph sent you.

A lovely way to spend a weekend morning. Parking does get a little tricky so try to go early. The…read moremarket has shade from the trees that add to the vibe, just wished there were places to sit. There's a wide selection of vendors for whatever you're looking for. I picked up some delicious rosemary sourdough and beet garlic spread for some sandwiches. You have to get a frozen lemonade to drink while you walk around. There's also a ton of food vendors for whatever you're in the mood. The carnitas tacos hit the spot!