Keystone Farmers Market - Odessa, Florida

Michele O.

So this farmers🧑‍🌾 market was very cool.😎 So when you walk in, typical farmers market, produce🥒🫑🍅🥕🍓🍎🥬🍄‍🟫, all from Florida chips🫓, a wide variety of salsas and jams, and items for sale. The highlight was feeding the cows🐄🐮 and the old tractor 🚜 so cool! There was a really persistent light brown cow (in pics)📸 on the farm🤠 that day and he wanted both buckets! But we fed all of them just the same...lol 😂 the only reason for 4 ⭐ is that they have no cooling 🥵system for guests and the produce was purchased from a distributor not grown there. But had a wonderful time and the employee was very nice and knowledgeable and he even took our photos📸 with the Keystone board! THANKS we will always have a great memory here! 💌♥️🧡💛💚💙💜

Stephanie S.

My husband and I frequent Keystone Farmers Market so we can get the cow feeding experience. I was lucky and got to grow up on a farm, but I feel most people in the area don't get the pleasure of being around livestock. For a few bucks you can get a bucket and feed the cows. We make a date out of the experience. I get to buy local produce and some fun items (the salad dressings are amazing!) for a decent price. Some stuff is cheaper, but pricing is comparable to some grocery stores. You do get the ability to purchase farm fresh eggs, unpasteurized milk, and a lot of local items. Make sure you check labels/ expiration dates. This rings true with any market. I look forward to new animals and a larger food menu. Yeah, that's right. They serve a couple quick breakfast/ lunch items. And they're great! I would love to see little pop up events showcasing artists or small businesses. Overall, this is always a fun experience. I would recommend this farmers market to anyone.

Jessie E.

My girls and I visited this farmers market a couple weeks ago. The produce was not fresh. I am always willing to pay more for local produce, but the selection was awful and there were store carried brands in there as well. We purchased two fruit buckets for the cows and thought the idea of feeding and spending time with animals was wonderful. However, the cows did not look well taken care of. Their bellies were covered in some kind of fly that are not the same ones that were swarming them. Their eyes also appeared unhealthy with their eye whites having black chunky looking spots on them and their tongues were gray :/. Very sad. Will likely not be visiting again. At most, only to check on the cows.

Linda F.

This is a small boutique market and recommend if in the area. It could be a destination for your family as you can purchase food to feed the cows on property. There are local grass fed frozen meat which is priced n the higher side, organic pasture raised eggs, some specialty shelf items that are sometimes hard to source, honey, some plants and gift items and of course the fresh produce and veggies with many kept in the coolers. We always find produce we need but found a few items past their prime on this last visit so choose carefully. The staff is friendly and helpful. The parking seems sufficient as never has had an issue parking.

Jason O.

I like this place. No idea how the prices stack up against the local norms, but decent fresh selection. Got a good deal on some excellent blood oranges. People were friendly. There is a boiled peanut Hut here which take me back a decade or two.

You can also buy a bucket of vegetables for 3 or 4 dollars to feed the resident cows by hand which is pretty fun!

Michele G.

I was headed Northeast and stumbled across this great farmers market. They're carrying all kinds of local items. Fresh produce, local honey, homemade soaps, salsas. Jellies and jams. A little bit of something for everyone Plus they have beautiful cows out back. You can ask get some fruit and feed the animals They also have a fire pit. And a couple of tables around the cows. If you want to grab a quick bite to eat sit and relax and enjoy the view.
They also carry three different kinds of boiled peanuts. If you ever in the keystone area definitely stop in it's a great place.

Timothy W.

This is a great little farmers market stand between Tarpon Springs and 589. Was out driving one day and found it. Took the kids back to feed the cows. Ton of fun for then. 2 buckets of food do the cows was a little over $7. Loved the fire. Shame it was so darn hot. Would be a fun place to chill and roast hot dogs on a cool day. Great food in the market. Tons of flavored honey. Check it out.

Abbey A.

The variety at Keystone Farmers Market is impressive, offering everything from seasonal fruits and vegetables to handcrafted products. Each vendor showcases the rich agricultural heritage of our region, making it a must-visit destination for all.