Fun local spot to stop by and have milkshakes and get some tropical fruits. The prices are on the higher side and you can probably get them cheaper at supermarket. Nevertheless a fun place to stop by with the kiddos as they have a great assortment of animals onsite.
J J
Very good variety, but I saw a lot of the same items at Publix in Key West at a much cheaper price. A bit of a tourist trap. Good for a stop on your first trip to the keys, but probably won’t ever go back.
beth Acheson
Love this place
manjot dhillon
This is not a store but a place to recreate your childhood memories especially if you grew up in a warm climate. They have all kinds of tropical fruits in season. When we visited, I got a very robust sugarcane, sapota/chikku, mamey( trying first time), ripe mangoes which smelled ripe and tasted divine. We also got sugarcane juice which we enjoyed in the back with live music. They have a bunch of animals and a mechanical bull ride which my kids loved.
Craig Jaremczuk
What a cool place to stop. They have a great selection of tropical fruit and other items, make excellent smoothies, and had a nice area to walk around outside and check out their animals plus a nice shaded seating area.
William Lee
They cater to all the tourists given their great location so it’s a little pricey but the milkshakes are tasty. Make sure to check out the farm in the back.
James
An eclectic place where one can purchase fruits and vegetables, some of the best milkshakes (try the key lime, tastes just like drinking a pie!), smoothies, honey, dressing, and other food-based products.In the back, they have an enclosure with farm animals that one unfortunately can't pet, but can watch: goats, emus, ducks, cows.Parking is plentiful on the side and there's also a taco food truck if one wants to grab a quick bite.
Bronson Allen
my mom begged me to go here and get her some Marmalade while I was in South Florida. So I did. Unfortunately I had to ship it home because I was unconvinced that TSA would let me bring it through being that the jars were glass, so that was a pretty penny and I don’t even think she liked them very much.This place is very close to the Everglades so its worth stopping at to take a break, eat some lunch, see some animals, and buy fruits either on your way out there or on your way back. Feels like the middle of nowhere, but its a nice little town and really not that far from west Miami.
Worth a visit!
Known for milkshakes and Cuban sandwiches
Fun local spot to stop by and have milkshakes and get some tropical fruits. The prices are on the higher side and you can probably get them cheaper at supermarket. Nevertheless a fun place to stop by with the kiddos as they have a great assortment of animals onsite.
Very good variety, but I saw a lot of the same items at Publix in Key West at a much cheaper price. A bit of a tourist trap. Good for a stop on your first trip to the keys, but probably won’t ever go back.
Love this place
This is not a store but a place to recreate your childhood memories especially if you grew up in a warm climate. They have all kinds of tropical fruits in season. When we visited, I got a very robust sugarcane, sapota/chikku, mamey( trying first time), ripe mangoes which smelled ripe and tasted divine. We also got sugarcane juice which we enjoyed in the back with live music. They have a bunch of animals and a mechanical bull ride which my kids loved.
What a cool place to stop. They have a great selection of tropical fruit and other items, make excellent smoothies, and had a nice area to walk around outside and check out their animals plus a nice shaded seating area.
They cater to all the tourists given their great location so it’s a little pricey but the milkshakes are tasty. Make sure to check out the farm in the back.
An eclectic place where one can purchase fruits and vegetables, some of the best milkshakes (try the key lime, tastes just like drinking a pie!), smoothies, honey, dressing, and other food-based products.In the back, they have an enclosure with farm animals that one unfortunately can't pet, but can watch: goats, emus, ducks, cows.Parking is plentiful on the side and there's also a taco food truck if one wants to grab a quick bite.
my mom begged me to go here and get her some Marmalade while I was in South Florida. So I did. Unfortunately I had to ship it home because I was unconvinced that TSA would let me bring it through being that the jars were glass, so that was a pretty penny and I don’t even think she liked them very much.This place is very close to the Everglades so its worth stopping at to take a break, eat some lunch, see some animals, and buy fruits either on your way out there or on your way back. Feels like the middle of nowhere, but its a nice little town and really not that far from west Miami.
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I'm hooked on their Carrot/Banana Nut w chocolate chips, but there's fresh fruit, and ghost pepper hotsauce.
Ordered a strawberry/banana milkshake. Great workers. Friendly and professional.
Always good inventory.
Huge place with everything even a petting zoo and exotic birds.
Pricy, high quality produce and exotic fruits, shakes, jams, a small zoo. Definitely worth a stop