Boca Farmers Market & Grill

Produce and citrus looks like it was salvaged from Publix discards, .Huge pile of rotting produce to the right of the store. Grill was closed. This place will close soon and deservedly so. Worse place of its type I have ever seen.

This place keeps getting worse. When we first came here the food was good and so was the service. The food is now just OK but the service and policy was poor. Our server rushed us, challenged us when someone asked for ketchup or mustard («You’re sure you need it? We don’t want to waste»). The lettuce wrap came with too few pieces of lettuce but I was told I could get more. I did and I needed to call the manager to finally get some delivered. He said they don’t want to waste food. That’s not the way to run even a green restaurant.
I later learned that others had the same experience — the place started off good and hass been going downhill.
We won’t be back.

I’ll admit I came once to Bocas farmers market and walked out. I saw a produce stand of overripe tomatoes and it grossed me out and I didn’t come back till today. Now I am so regretful I didn’t give them a second chance sooner.
I am on a juice kick right now so finding juice bars that don’t prebottled their juice and rob you of your money are hard to find. Boca farmers market does neither. Its not fancy by anymeans but what it lacks in beauty it makes up for in price and customer service.
Before I went shopping for produce to juice at home I checked out their juice menu. They have a handful of different juices with fun names. The prices are insane. A 16oz juice for 6 bucks and a 32oz juice for 10! And this juice is fresh baby! Talk about the owner walking around the counter and grabbing the organic produce from the stand fresh. I got a 32oz doctors orders and decided to shop. Two other people were getting juices too so I figured it would be a bit before it was ready.
They have a lot of produce and a decent sized orangic section. Now you do have to search a little when it comes to easily bruised fruits (apples, oranges, etc). These aren’t your waxy publix fruits so it bound to happen. They do lack a bit when it comes to meats and specialty foods. They do have a nice offer where if you make a $ 20 purchase you get a free carton of eggs. By the time I was done piling orangic produce into my basket (kale, cucs, ginger, carrots, oranges, apples, mint, etc) my juice was finished. I purchased everything at the same time and my ENTIRE order including the 10 dollar 32oz juice was 24 dollars. That means my three full bags of produce = 14 dollars! Talk about best deal of the century.
For anyone looking for a better place to buy produce than a supermarket and a better juice bar then a plastic bottle– go here!

Kufta was good. It came with green peppers rice, hummus, salad, and pita. They had lots of fruits and vegetables. The only problem i had is when i went to the restroom, there was no soap or paper towels, when i went to search for toilet paper to dry off, they didnt have that either. Other than this the experience was nice.

I come here for my veggies ALL THE TIME. I won’t even buy at publix or anywhere else for fresh produce. You can’t beat the price for local grown. Will continue to be a loyal customer.

Nice local place that serves Mediterranean food and assortment of fresh squeezed juices in addition to its produce. I went on a weekday evening to pick up food and they were out of a lot of items (ie, the only meat they had was chicken). Some of the produce looked great and was pretty cheap, while some others seemed a little aged. That might just reflect the seasonality of the items. I thought I’d get a juice after my food was ready so it would stay cold, but unexpectedly, it took a while because he said he had to rinse off some containers and such. The food was decent, and I particularly liked the soft pita and tender chicken. I wasn’t as much of a fan of the juice. I’d probably go back if I was ever in the area and wanted a quick bite or to pick up some fruits and veggies.

Extremely friendly staff, great produce, amazing prices. Always a pleasant experience. Highly recommended.

I have been meaning to review this place since my initial visit. Why do people feel the need to preface reviews with this? I don’t know!!! Us Unilocalers are a singular bunch and just a bit daffy overall! U feel me
I love it! Firstly, it’s a nice little farmer’s market — one can get their fresh produce for a great price. They also have a juice bar. The grill is why I come though! Mmmm yes darling I get their chicken kabob platter. I especially like their garlicky-​butter-​spread to accompany the meal. Perfect! All for less than $ 10. Please support this business.

I visit this little market every time I am on the east side of Boca, as I live way out west. The staff (Freddy & Katie) are always friendly and helpful. I had never tried lychee or dragonfruit before – bought both! The prices are excellent, quality is great. Let’s all support SMALL LOCAL BUSINESSES!

Great little market in a small shopping center at Boca Raton Blvd and 20^th street. Lots of fresh produce both fruits and veggies as well as lots of organic items, cage free eggs, chicken and cheese as well as a grill and fresh juice bar! The prices here can’t be beat and the store owner is very nice and accommodating.

Such a nice place with fresh organic or pesticide free groceries! They even have cage free chicken for half the price of publix from a farm an hour away! There is also local honey sold here and I even met the guy who produces it as he was delivering it this evening. On top of everything the owner is so nice (Fred) and they give you free eggs with $ 20 spent and let me just say it’s hard to spend that here I had a full basket of veggies and decided to go with chicken to get my eggs :) I will only be coming here for now on

Nice people. Ok enviro. Good prices. Just so you know the address is wrong! It’s next to the Dunkin donuts off 20^th and boca raton blvd.

This is our «go-​to anytime» place for produce, and many other food items. Great quality and even better prices. For example, the other day I bought hass avocados 2 for $ 2 (and they weren’t overripe like the ones at Publix when they sell them 10 for $ 10). Try the Old Florida tortilla chips. So good! And don’t forget the ingredients for guacamole, too.

This place is so stinking cute. I love it. You can pick out your fruits and veggies and bring it right to the juicer guy and he blends it up right there. There’s also a menu of like a thousand choices. The sandwhich area was nice too. I think I had some sliders and they were quite tasty. The chips were yummy, local. Love that. Lots of cool things to try and see. Friendly people. Reasonable prices as well. Also very close to my office. Can’t wait to return

The best priced produce by far. Very convenient parking. Extremely nice service. Nice juice and sandwich counter. Great background music. What else can you ask for?

This place is the best. Inexpensive, excellent quality, local and mostly organic produce as well as additional pantry items. I’ve been coming here for over a year now, ever since they opened, and it just keeps getting better and better. I will continue to make this my primary source of food and support our local community!

I go here every week. Always fresh fruits and vegetables at prices that are better than Walmart and quality has been great.
I love when new fruits come in that I haven’t tasted; the owner is very knowledgeable and tells all about it or will give a sample.
They have a grill there where they make chicken and eggplant dishes. YUM!

If you shop for your produce at Publix please stop. This market has stupendous prices and a great selection, all the basics plus exotics like jack fruit, asian pears and dates by the pound.
They sometimes have organics too, organic local tomatoes for $.79/​lb, compared to $ 3.50 at Whole Foods!
They also have refrigerated and dry goods.
They have prepared food, falafels that are out of this world, and a variety of other things on the menu.
They also give you a dozen free eggs if you spend $ 20!
Support your local market!

I visited this place today & I was pretty impressed! There was a variety of produce available for very cheap (cheaper than Walmart & Publix.) I purchased a bag of onions, two tomatoes, 4 bell peppers, kale, parsley, 4 garlic heads, a container of mushrooms, 4 sweet potatoes, green onions, 5 limes, & a pack of freshly made pita bread all for $ 16.
Like I said, it is cheaper than Walmart & Publix but has around the same prices as Aldi. Also, some of the items were not as fresh (such as strawberries & broccoli); I think this may have been due to the fact that it was Sunday.
Overall, I definitely recommend that you go!

Nicely setup local farmer’s market in the neighborhood. A lot of the fruits and vegetables are grown by them locally and sold in the store. They also sell the produce to other business around. They probably have the cheapest prices on fruits and vegetables if not the cheapest in the area. I’m surprised how little the bill turns out to be in the end. They even put up prices in comparison to the prices at Publix as they are often asked about how cheap is it. LOL.
Apart from the fruits, veggies, and dairy products they also sell fresh meat — a section they opened recently. The owner and the staff are very friendly and informative. They do sell lot of middle eastern items like sweet tamarind, dates, pitas and other items that have harder names to remember.
Its been open for about a year or so and now have a food counter that serves awesome fresh Falafel Sandwich and they make the Pita bread in-​house. They also serve the homemade Lamb Burger, Philly Cheese, and other sandwiches. I have tried the Falafel sandwich and it is delicious for just $ 4. They also have the Veggie Burger which will be interesting to try.
They have good store timing too. They are open on all 7 days mostly till 9 pm which is commendable. Parking has never been an issue and their location is convenient too. I think its a brave effort and they should be encouraged to support growth of local stores. The prices are quite cheap and lot of it is grown locally.