Keystone Farmers Market LLC

"Great atmosphere, and family-friendly environment. Can’t go wrong with fresh Regular & Cajun boiled peanuts and homemade fresh fruit smoothies. Local jams, honeys and other products from businesses throughout the area. The array of produce is always fresh as well as meats and cheeses. They have Gluten Free options as well, and all natural dog biscuits. There’s plants and firewood for sale especially for those cold nights. You can purchase food scraps for those who want to feed the cows. A great place to hangout and enjoy a slice of the county off the side of the main road. Been shopping here for years and I go to whenever I’m in town!"

"Discovered this place a few weeks ago and it is now a multiple time weekly ritual. Feed cows, get a delicious fresh smoothie, some AMAZING Cajun boiled peanuts and some groceries, and the day is good. Rare breed of a business, for sure. These kind of places are rare, and this is an exceptional one."

"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."

"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."

"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!"