The selection and produce are nearly outshone by the staff's insight & kindness! Well-crafted…read moreproducts and beautiful, fresh inventory! This is a place that reminds you of what community really feels like; will be returning :)

I've been wanting to stop by Keystone Farmers Market for a while because farmers markets are kind…read moreof my thing. I love checking out local markets, roadside stands, and small businesses whenever I can, so I finally made my way over. First thing I see when I pull up: $12.99 for a seeded watermelon. Listen... we're in Florida. I see people selling watermelons off the side of the road for $5-$6 all the time. The seedless ones were $8.99, which somehow made the seeded watermelon price even more surprising. Unless that $12.99 watermelon comes with a guarantee that it's going to be the sweetest, juiciest watermelon of my entire life, I just can't do it. Once I walked around, I was also surprised by the produce selection. I expected a much larger variety, especially for a farmers market. I actually stopped because I needed cabbage and don't remember seeing any. They DO have some really cool local products--grass-fed meats, seafood, juices, goat milk, soaps and other specialty items--and I definitely appreciate the emphasis on local products and supporting local businesses. It's a cute little market and clearly they have plenty of loyal customers because they seem to do very well. For me, though, the prices were just too high across the board. Even seeing bars of soap around $12.99 had me thinking about the goat milk soap I can pick up at the Safety Harbor Sunday Market instead. So this isn't really a "bad review." It's more of a not-for-me review. I've visited quite a few farmers markets and genuinely enjoy shopping local, but part of the appeal for me is finding good local products at reasonable prices. Keystone just didn't hit that mark for me. If shopping local is your priority and you don't mind paying a premium for it, absolutely stop in and check it out. It's cute, they have some unique products, and you may love it. Personally, I'll stick with Aldi, Publix, my other local markets, and that person on the side of the road selling me a $5 watermelon.

Love this cute shop! I walked in and needed an arrangement on demand and she came through for me!!…read moreOmgosh I love it so much and they have natural things to shop for while waiting for your bouquet. Thank you!!

I absolutely love this place for many reasons. They offer local fresh produce with great prices…read more Anytime I want to find rare fruits like pink pineapples or yellow watermelon I come here. They carry some of the most beautiful roses, flowers, bamboos and orchids. Everyone here is super kind and helpful. They also have fridges full with many other local food items, sushi, sweets etc. They have cards you can buy for all occasions. They even have a water station and sell propane. I highly recommend this place.

This market is well established, unique, friendly and fun! I enjoy going every Sunday morning that…read moreI'm in town! Kaleigh runs an amazing free yoga practice in the large gazebo and it's well attended, full of friendly yoga practitioners. My yoga skills are beginner level at best but the teacher and students are very encouraging and inclusive. The market always includes a wide variety of vendors with french bakers, vegetables/fish/meat purveyor, more food, clothing, crafts, jewelry and many fun surprises! Often, there is a kind man who brings his little chicks for kids to play with, or a lady with rabbits, or even skunk rescue! Kids have a blast and so do I! Life is good with the best local outdoor market in the area! I think I know because I've been them all!

I love a little farmer's market & this one is in my regular rotation for visiting. It can feel a…read morelittle tight at times navigating some of the sidewalks or the one street they close down, but that's mostly just because the people don't always step into the tents and stay out in the walkway. I don't see this as much at other markets, but it's rather common here. There's a good bit of variety, but extremely limited produce options. You see more of the bread, honey, plants, sauces, etc. type of vendors along with some artists and crafters with stained glass, jewelry, bags, and more. There also is usually yoga classes happening or live music right in the center; I've never participated in the yoga but it seems to have a great turnout!

What a nice surprise! Sweetwater Cafe is only open Sunday 10am-4pm but they carry local organic…read moreveggies from FrogSong and other farmers. They also have coffee! Even in the heat of summer, they had a decent variety and another farmer outside who said he was from EcoFarm in Plant City, which I'm unable to find anywhere! They also were hosting a local honey provider! Local organic fresh veggies are the best! Sweetwater is an urban farm right here in Tampa! In summer, come to the Cafe on Hanley and Comanche. The rest of the year, go right to the farm but park on Comanche Ave off of Hanley Road. FYI - Google directions to the Sweetwater Farm take you to a handicapped only parking spot only for the farm. Life is good with fresh, local organic veggies!

This is a pretty nice store! I especially like their deals on produce and charcuterie fixings…read more Great wine selection as well! The self checkouts are easy to use. Love my neighborhood Aldi!

The only way to lure this Hyde Park queen out of her kingdom is to offer these items: finely cured…read moremeats and cheeses from origins such as Italy for charcuterie displays finest entertainment AND Zero carb bread made of fiber and stuff for big girls stuck in skinny girl bodies. Boom. There you have it. The above is the only reason I stand in a long line with only 2 registers open. Ugh, the lines kill me but I have attached pictures of my must have items and understand the business model here: 2 people work the whole store, no bags, cart rental, rock bottom prices for fine products. Let me tell you- my Boar's Head only palette knows quality when it tastes it. (Fan favorite: Speck Italiano!)

This Aldi has a slightly odd layout compared with most locations I've visited. Instead of entering…read moreon the right and moving through the store in the usual direction, everything is essentially reversed. You come in on the left near the produce, and the aisles flow left to right instead of right to left. It took me a little while to get used to it, but it's not a problem once you know the layout. The store is usually very clean, well-stocked, and easy to shop in. There are plenty of self-checkout stations, and the staff have always been friendly when I've needed help. The cart area can get congested because there isn't much room, especially when several people arrive at once, but I've never had a real issue. One thing I really appreciate is that the Aldi Finds section tends to stay stocked longer than at some other locations. Fun seasonal or limited-time items that disappear quickly elsewhere are often still available here, making browsing a little more worthwhile.

Walking distance from home here in Clearwater. I like their prices and products. Mostly purchase…read moreeggs, creamer, peanut butter , fruits and veggies and cheese cake and ice cream.

The food is fantastic and they really fill up your plate but they are not consistent with their…read morepricing. I've always ordered the same thing and whoever is at the register, always the same lady, doesn't ring it up as the same price every time I'm there. When you bring it up and tell her that's not what you paid for last week, she gives a blank expression and says she doesn't know. I'd keep going for the food but not for the inconsistency of how to ring up a plate of food