On this day, I decided to take my daily adventure to Fellsmere, a quaint little town just west of…read moreSebastian. For fellow Brevardians, it is a diamond in the rough with its restaurants, boat tours, history, and festivals. Definitely go there during The Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival and Fellsmere Day. Over the past decade, there has been an influx of Mexican culture in the area sprouting up a number of Mexican businesses. This is especially true for groceries and food. Big C's Produce is one of those businesses that does both. Think of it as a starter Thrifty Produce. The grocery part of the business has the necessities needed plus the addition of authentic Mexican art, pottery, jewelry, and clothing. The restaurant part is like a food truck, similar to La Preferida up in Eau Gallie. However, the one part of Big C's I can personally review more so ever is the food. I ordered the enchilada especial and a Jamaica drink (consists of dried hibiscus flowers, water, and sugar). The food was average compared to many other Mexican cuisine I had here in Brevard County. I must stress that doesn't mean it is bad. It was well-prepped and delicious. But if you were to put Big C's food next to the food of other Mexican restaurants that would also be rated as average, in general, most won't be able to tell much difference. Nevertheless, if I am ever in Fellsmere and I am craving Mexican food, I won't hesitate to get it from Big C's Produce if I am passing by. Also on a sidenote, the food averages between $10 and $20. Not bad given the fact the prices on all fast casual, casual, and even fast food restaurants have gone up.

Located in the heart of Fellsmere! Right off of Main Street you drive by this place and may have…read moreactually driven by this place a few times and not even know. Big C's is first and foremost a produce stand if you walk out to the side of the building there's a food truck. Go up to the food truck and order your food they'll give you a receipt then go inside and pay for the receipt. The produce stand did not have prices easily available to read. I would have purchased some of those nice pineapples they had in stock but there was no price listed so I did want to surprise. All the produce appear to be in very good condition. The food was really good, lady at the food truck was friendly as well. They were pretty quick how about getting the food out. I ordered what it was called enchiladas what I received it's not the typical enchilada you would expect. I enjoyed their take on the enchilada dinner. Lots of meat in there right on top so you can Dive Right In. The price is also very fair.

Overpriced everything? They have it. Bizarre and entirely unnecessary products? Loads. Old ladies…read morepushing dogs in strollers? Absolutely everywhere. We were going for coffee which we never found. We bought a couple of pastries that were solid B- category and yet priced at a higher amount than the fantastic bakery near where we live (in San Diego so its not a cheap place). Blows my mind this place even exists. The people mostly seemed friendly? I'm kind of grasping at straws to find a reason to give that second star.

Saturday mornings done right. Fresh produce, great bread and pastries, local vendors, and that…read morelaid-back community vibe that makes you want to wander instead of rush. Everything feels genuinely local and well curated. Only knock is the live music. Love the idea, not the volume. When you can't hear the vendor standing right in front of you, it's a bit much. Still, it's a staple. Show up early, grab your goods, and enjoy one of the best weekly rituals in Vero.

I came to this market on a rainy Saturday during my recent visit to Florida and I had a great time!…read moreI feel like a lot of normal venders weren't there because of weather; it seemed smaller than it sounded like it would be from the website. Regardless, many venders were still there offering great products. I had a delicious coffee and açaí bowl during my time here. There's a great view of the water and it's close to the downtown so you can walk around after.

We decided to stop by the Fort Pierce Farmers Market while we were in the area, and unfortunately I…read morewas a little disappointed with what we found. The market is in a very nice location and was easy to get to. Parking was also not a problem during our visit. There was street parking available along with parking at the library and another parking lot next door, so we were able to park and walk over without any difficulty. The waterfront setting makes it a pleasant area to walk around, but the market itself was much smaller than I expected. During our visit, there were only about 15 vendor tents set up, and most of them seemed to be selling clothing, jewelry, crafts, and similar items. Since this is called a farmers market, I expected to find vendors selling fresh produce, plants, locally grown foods, baked goods, or other farm-related products. Unfortunately, I didn't see any of those during our visit. It is certainly possible that the number and types of vendors change from week to week, and perhaps we just happened to visit on a particularly slow day. The vendors who were there had some interesting things to look at, and the location itself was very pleasant, but it simply wasn't what I expected from a farmers market. Overall, if you are already in downtown Fort Pierce, it may be worth walking through to see what is there that day, but I don't think I would make a special trip based on our experience. Enjoy!

Frozen Orange juice and ice cream dessert is delicious…read more Service is good. Cute cafe $7.50 for 12 oz

Great service and the BEST slushie and softserves! I could drink one every single day for the rest…read moreof my life. Icecream to go is always a hit as well. Great outdoor seating.

Local GEM that we have been missing out on! Gorgeous fruits and veggies and local beef pork and…read morechicken products not to mention citrus and gorgeous honey and great local gifts. Just go it is a treasure

Schacht Groves got its start in the citrus business in 1950 when traveling salesman Henry H…read more Schacht purchased 50 acres of orange groves west of Vero Beach. Indian River County is world famous for its citrus fruit. Over the next seven years Henry expanded his groves as he grew sweet oranges, grapefruits, and honeybells, a hybrid of grapefruit and tangerines that have a bell shape. In 1970, Henry's son, Henry F. Schacht Jr, launched the gift fruit shipping service that started as a hobby but grew to a popular service that ships thousands of orders of fruit across the country. Today, Schacht Groves is 145 acres and it's still a family operation run by Henry F. Schacht and his son, Louis. In addition to ordering fruit, you can visit the Schacht Groves store and u-pick. There is a scenic 18 acre lake where you can purchase food to feed their friendly turtle and fish population. In the charming, old fashioned store you will find ice cream, fresh squeezed juice, citrus fruit, herbs, vegetables, gift fruit shipments, candy, jams and jellies, local honey, home goods with citrus decorations, candles, clothing, aprons, children's toys, holiday decorations, wild caught seafood, pastries, and so much more. Schacht Groves also offers events that include a Fall Festival in November, a Holiday Festival in December, and grove tours every Monday at 10 AM during season. The coconut layer cake was really calling my name but I stayed on the healthy track and purchased delicious fresh squeezed orange juice, navel oranges, and honeybells. Citrus fruit can help lower your risk of cancer, boost heart health and your immune system, reduces inflammation and the risk of kidney stones to name just a few of its health benefits. I loved everything in this delightful store and my overall visit to Schacht Groves. This is exactly the kind of Old Florida vibe that is right up my alley. Orange groves like this one are disappearing in Florida at an alarming rate. Citrus greening, a bacterial disease has taken out many trees while others were lost to housing developments. We need to support this kind of business whenever we find it. I was glad to find Schact Groves and see that they are still carrying the citrus torch for Florida.

Love this place! Homemade ice cream on point, can't wait for the produce to start sellingread more

Exceptional food from an attentive team in a clean, open room. A+ from the tuna poke bowl to the…read morecocktails. Ye Ole Davis Farms is a hidden treasure. This is not a young singles bar as most of the patrons are seasoned. ;) If you want quality food at a fair price, then you found it here.

Very small market compared to the Saturday market. One stand with veggies but she had the oyster…read moremushrooms that we came for. Other than that we didn't find much we were interested in. Nice location in downtown area.

Great market lots to choose from especially in vegan and gluten free baked goods. Check out Donna…read moreMarie' bakery for cookies muffins and applesauce honey cakes

Alimentari Gourmet Market is a nice upscale market in Vero Beach near the ocean. SCW and I have…read moredriven by many times and wondered what it was like. Today we stopped in. They have SCW's small chocolates from Italy which she was excited to see in the states. The store is on the small side but not difficult to get around. They have on the south wall a decent selection of wines and champagnes. Some pretty high quality labels. The middle of the market has things like glasses, cutting boards, some more wines and various other kitchen items. All looked to be of high quality. The north end of the market has a fridge/freezer section and a meat, cheese and deli counter. They have some meals for 2 advertised on the board above but keep in mind they are frozen, which didn't really work for us. But they do have plant based options which is nice. The employees are busy but are happy to help you if you need anything. Overall a good experience but knowing a little about wine, the prices are a bit more than I'd pay for the wines I saw.

They just take a look at their history of being written up by the health department. It's…read moredisgusting. I bought some food there the other day and I asked ahead of time how fresh is it? Oh yeah, we just made it. They always say I got so sick I had to stay home 41/2 days I mean, there's no way I could gone anywhere. I was throwing up and running to the bathroom. It was just awful. I would just be very very very leery of buying anything from there. I called them three times they never would return my call Digit to keep getting written up by the health department just tells you how disgusting they are without even changing their ways and for me to get that sick and lose that many days out of my week is really awful. They have no right being in business selling food so be careful beware my husband threw the food out so I'm able to send you a picture, but it was the clam chowder from the freezer and it was the chicken soup the chicken salad?