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“Market 27: A Love Letter to Convenience, Cuisine, and Chaos
Some restaurants aren’t just places to eat—they’re events. They’re where memories are made, diets are broken, and strangers nod at each other over shared plates of fries. Market 27 is one of those rare gems. Half grocery store, half restaurant, and all heart, it’s the kind of spot where you can grab a soda, a sandwich, and an existential crisis over which ice cream flavor to choose—all in one visit.
Upon entering Market 27, you’re greeted by what can only be described as ice cream nirvana. It’s an endless sea of flavors, allegedly 44 strong (though who’s counting?). It’s like a sugary mirage, beckoning you to drop everything and dive into the Mother Lode of frozen delight. But alas, you must first endure the wait for a table, during which time you’ll find yourself wandering through aisles of preserves, snacks, and sodas so obscure they probably only exist in this corner of Florida.
Once seated, the magic of Market 27 really kicks in. The menu is a sprawling epic, the War and Peace of casual dining, offering everything from burgers to quesadillas, pizza to macaroni platters. You could close your eyes and point at random, and odds are you’d land on something worth writing home about. Personally, I like to experiment—always trying something new, but never straying too far from my comfort zone. (I’m adventurous, but not that adventurous.)
What truly elevates Market 27, however, is the atmosphere. This isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a living, breathing community center. I can’t go there without running into someone I know—fellow model airplane enthusiasts, airport buddies, or just random folks from around town. The walls are adorned with eclectic art and TVs that cater to all interests: sports, trivia, and the occasional oddball video that sparks debates over fries.
Then there’s the ice cream bar. Oh, the ice cream bar. It’s not just a dessert station; it’s a social experiment. Families gather, seniors compare pill schedules, and someone inevitably declares, “This solves all the world’s problems!” And maybe it does. Ice cream has that power.
But let’s not forget the staff—the unsung heroes of this culinary circus. The waiters and waitresses at Market 27 are paragons of patience and cheer, even when the line snakes out the door and a toddler decides to reenact The Fast and the Furious between the tables. They remind us that dining out isn’t just about food—it’s about the experience, and these folks deliver it with a smile.
So if you ever find yourself on the border of Polk and Highlands Counties, near Baymont Park and an RV lot, do yourself a favor: stop at Market 27. It’s more than a meal; it’s an adventure. And who knows? You might just find yourself leaving with a full stomach, a new favorite soda, and a renewed sense of small-town charm.
Parking: If no parking if front swing around to the back and you will see plenty of parking
Kid-friendliness: Ice cream make every scream
Wheelchair accessibility: It is one level so you able to get in.“
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“Life is Sweet.. especially at SWEET FROG=) Kids & Adults alike love to get creative mixing the frozen flavors topped with an endless variety of delicious treats to enjoy while making sweet memories together!
Kid-friendliness: Delicious self-serve froyo + toppings...what more can I say.?.every kid's dream-come-true!
Wheelchair accessibility: Roll-in Roll-up & Enjoy!!!“
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“product is great, service is friendly. They have a DT that is great for social distancing in these times“
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“I took my son here for his birthday as he requested and the experience was great. The staff is friendly, the environment is cute and clean. The portions were big. if you're looking for a spot to bond with your little one, this is the place to do it!“
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“Question can you make a non chocolate icecream cake on 10/23/ 22 for my birthday party, we have allergric to All chocolate,so needs to be strawberry Do let me know needs 8 “ icecream cake . Thanks for helping me out,so appreciated too“
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“Other than giving my order to a person who looked like he just wanted to go home, and was not that friendly. This wasn't too bad of a visit. Enjoyed discovering a special on the chicken tenders meal they have there. Chicken tenders and occasional ice cream orders are my two main reasons for going to DQ. Of course they have burgers there also, and their great selection of blizzards and other ice cream treats. The chicken tender meal was a bit smaller, but cost less. The special part of the meal was that it included a small sundae. Don't visit any Dairy Queen restaurants too often since I don't eat that much ice cream (junk food). But, do enjoy those chicken tenders with some great gravy available for them. Do get the enjoyable blizzard occasionally of course.“
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“Food is ok, the little meal I buy every time does not fill me and if I add a side it’s too much to pay for so little. $18 to $20 Besides that it’s always served hot and I do not mind the wait. I rather have a hot meal than a cold or warm one. Got tired of chipotle serving cold and hard rice, highly don’t recommend chipotle in “
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“Best ice cream in town, hands down! And kid approved!“