John's Fresh Produce Market

L J 3 months ago

Great find. Is like an old time farmer's indoor market with wooden bins,cold cases, open shelving, and concrete floors. I loved it. Prices are great and employees are nice. European goods available also.

Hailey 5 months ago

I really really love this rustic market. The family that runs it is the best. The food is much superior to supermarket quality/selection. They have lots of unique varieties of produce, like Nantes carrots, potatoes from around the world, etc. The freshly made sourdough is same-day and lasts several days longer. And don't get me started on the fresh Kalamatas, artisan oils, fresh cheeses.... You can't go wrong with anything here, and highly recommend the treats too! I also like that the preserved goods have a very short ingredient list without all the chemicals we normally see in the US. Please don't change, shopping here has become a family tradition and one we relish. Thanks for putting so much heart back on the table.

Cassi Campbell 5 months ago

there is nothing better than a local family owned business that has fresh and reliable produce. The difference between their produce and going to sprouts, Publix or Walmart is unmatched. I live an hour away but work down in this area and make it a point to stop in once or twice a week so that my family gets the best products. The team there is extremely personable and welcoming.

Toni Thompson a year ago

I stopped at this humble spot just to check out the fresh produce and found a whole new world. The freezer offers various phyllo doughs and baklava dough. The variety of fresh breads and banana bread is amazing--close to the section for sale price on day old rolls, buns, and bread, just one more element of a European market. Today it is too chilly to use the outdoor veggie and fruit bins, so everything is inside. The packages section offers candies, flours, cookies, crackers, pastas, and everything food prep from many countries. I found items from Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Greece, Italy, North Macedonia, and so many more. The local market ambiance is very quaint. I found the clearance sections of 5 for $1 lemons and soft apples. Staff is helpful. Co-owner Eva, wife of namesake John, highlighted the people from many countries as well as native Floridians frequent this place. The assortment of shopping carts out front make me think that people left them in the store lot fomr other places. Just another touch here Entrance and free parking lot are wheel chair accessible. The quaint store shelves are not really accessible, but that section is small and staff will

IamWendy G 4 years ago

I'm so happy I went to this place many of the items are like $1 dollar less than Publix. . For example apples are $2.79 per pound at Publix here there are $1.79. And so many other items too. The service is good. Its feels like a mom and pop shop. No long lines. They are pretty stack on produce. I suggest to give it a try. They also have other things like cheese, bread, etc...