Fruits & Veggies in Parrish, FL

“What a beautiful treasure in Parrish. Gamble Creek Farms is one of Florida’s few Real Organic Certified farms, and you can feel the care in every detail.

I visited on a Sunday and was amazed by the abundance in the farm market: fresh sourdough bread baked in the morning, organic produce, meats, seafood, microgreens, fresh turmeric, herbs, heirloom tomatoes right off the vine, spices, organic coffee, mushroom products, soups, sandwiches, salads, cookies, croissants, personal care items, seeds, and so many wonderful discoveries.

The heirloom tomatoes tasted like childhood, like eating straight from the garden. There are tables outside to sit and enjoy the food, and the whole place feels like a community hub rooted in health, land, and care.

I am so grateful for the stewards who tend this land and offer such nourishing food to the community. This is the true soul of place: people caring for the Earth while caring for each other. I can’t wait to return, and looking forward to the fall to see what the next season brings. A must-visit Florida farm market.”

“Added 7/20/25
Still choose this one over Palmetto, even though I am literally next to that store. It's older, very dingy and dirty, and the turnover of staff since January has brought a very dark and angry cloud to that store (Palmetto).

Love the new store. All aisles are wider. Layout familiar to other locations. Really appreciate self-checkout. While I understand the cashiers are being held accountable for their scanning times, I absolutely LOATHE that my purchase is often bounced, bruised, and haphazardly 'chucked' into the awaiting trolley. I don't spend my time selecting good produce, only to arrive home to it battered and beaten. Sign me up for self-checkout every time.

Updates 7/26/26: I still drive to the Parrish location over the closer Palmetto store. Still for the same reasons. I may be the only one, but at ALDI specifically, self-checkout RULES! Noone can bruise or bounce my fresh produce, they can't place a gallon of milk on my tortilla chips, nor can they place food items with cleaning products!”