Glaser Organic Farms

I've been a fan of the brand since I first tried their products in St.Pete and I finally had the chance to visit the farm in person! Their selection was even better than expected - fresh fruits, veggies, raw dairy, eggs, fruit snacks, dried goods, unpasteurized juices, and raw fruit desserts. We adored the fresh coconut water in the coconut, the chocolate macadamia milk, and the fruit roll up. We also stocked up on tropical fruits. Next time, I can't wait to try that fruit cake!

Favorite place to stop by and stock up on real food done very well. Not fillers, only clean food from the earth. The key lime pie is divine and better than anything you’ll find in the keys. Healthier too :-) it’s nice to read a label and see under 10 things in an item, sometimes less. Very friendly staff and always love chatting with Tracey!

An amazing stop for some healthy options for our family. Staff was very friendly and offered to place our cold goods on ice for our trip. The juices were also amazing!! We stopped twice because we loved it so much!

It is not the “farmers market” that we were expecting. A majority of the things for sale are not locally grown but imported, and worse they are at a HIGH premium price. Big disappointment. The tomatoes we bought are more than double the price compared to Wholefoods. They are not even locally grown. It has a label on that said it is product of Mexico. The mangos are from Brazil and there are mango farms and trees all around here. Won’t be returning.

The food here is so good! ( we went to the farm itself in Homestead) The sourdough bread is amazing—fresh, and perfectly crunchy. And the healthy cakes are delicious too. You can tell everything is homemade and made with good ingredients. Highly recommend!

Been a regular at Glaser farms for years. Whether at the Coconut Grove farmers market or their location in SW Miami, I am always satisfied with the quality of goods they sell. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Their prepared salad and salad dressings are excellent and their juices are top notch.

Such a cute spot, has the best raw organic items. The chia pudding is the best I’ve ever had! Great customer service!! 10/10 recommend 😊

Cocnut Grove site, I usually go there, the first time years ago. Nothing is priced, So I ended with a total cost of almost 100.00 dlls for 5 fresh items and two bags of chamomille and other nut, I learned my lessons, it's one of the most expensive fesh produce farmer, I've been in Yellow and Green and in Legion Park farmers I am used to organic price, just today nothing could have prepared me for a $15.00 dollar price for a medium purple coliflower. Obviously I did not buy it, I still cannot process such pricing, where do you get your pricing?! I am giving a 3 star just because there should be a list of prices.

What a sweet find. Located right in the heart of the Redlands offering nature at its best. They have a delightful shop that sells a lot of their produce that they make on site. I bought some of their tea and I can attest that it was authentic and very pleasant.

What a sweet hidden gem. There's nourishment to be found inside the store and amongst the trees as well. The people are warm, welcoming and helpful. I couldn't recommend it more.

Love this place. It looks like an oasis. They have awesome products and healthy produce and juices. It's a nice place to relax and shop for teas, supplements , fruits and juices. Ray was friendly and awesome. Thank you Ray for being so welcoming and helpful. We will be back soon

Been coming here for years and it's the ONLY place I can find tons of organic produce and mushrooms in variety. I travel from palm beach to coconut grove just to get good produce! Just came back from LA where healthy food and grocery stores are ALL OVER THE PLACE. They are extremely health conscious and ahead of the game. Florida needs to catch up and Glaser Farms is a great start !!

Glaser is know for the coolers full of every juices and nut milk imaginable! And they happen to be the best place to buy organic veggies and prepared raw food in South Florida. This is not just another farmer's stand in South Dade. Glaser Organic Farms is a full scale grocery store. You can find some Glaser Farms items at Whole Foods (like their Juices and Salad Dressings) but it is worth visiting the Glaser Organic Farm for their entire selection. They have a great selection of fresh fruits and veggies. So many vegan options! I was so impressed with the wide selection of herb and spices. The farm is very scenic with a coy pond out back and a cool cat.

Love this place. Yummy juices and great fruits and vegetables. The good looking guys who were helping us were so sweet and helpful. This is a place we will return to again and again. A very nice find.

My wife and I are always in pursuit of fresh local produce and helping local businesses with our patronage. We've heard about this venue and wanted to see for ourselves. Glad we did. If you don't mind paying a little more for your produce then this is the place. Fresh organic vegetables and all kinds of cheese and other healthy things. And like I say a little pricey but can you put a price on your health. The service was friendly and prompt. And the staff was knowledgeable about the products they carry. The ambiance is typical farm with outside tables and chairs to enjoy the organic juices they carry. Overall a very pleasant experience. We will be coming back.

not organic as claimed the origin of their product are not from local farmers and not organic if you see carefully boxes of imports from china can be found on the back side of the stores and storages also (allergy).

Very expensive produce, quality is not much better than you'd find in your local supermarkets. Service is good and the place is really cool but overall not worth

Eclectic, lush and beautiful farm store. Fresh Fruit juices and smoothies sold in different sizes. Food, fruits, natural remedies sold too.

Organic healthy foods grown freah from the garden. Delicious bread from local vendor the is a must taste. The have all types of natural juices and shakes to choose from. Lots of different fruits and legumes as well. Free parking.

I enjoy coming here a lot they have very nice variety of things that are all vegan :) and the employees are always so nice and helpful! A small koi pond behind the store and a lot of trees! I love the scenery every time I go. But my review is about something I haven't experienced in person until about 2 weeks ago I went to get a couple things before the store closed and as I'm browsing I overhear a woman whom I believe is the boss or manager speaking to her employee very rudely (even cursing) because he didn't notice that they didn't have enough eggs. It made me uncomfortable in a way because I'm sure I wasn't supposed to hear anything. I also felt bad for the employee I think he's new, I've been going to the store for close to a year now and he seems new but I may be wrong. But every time I've gone he's very nice, attentive and works with urgency you could tell he tries to take care of you and you're items. I just felt bad for the guy and felt the need to at least express my opinion on it because I mean, who wants to go to work to be cursed at? I still would recommend coming to the store though.

Hidden gem! V-7 Juice is the best juice I've ever had (although the priciest too). Little shop has many organic/sustainable brands. Fresh beverages and other food items available along with produce. Outside patio with seating available is a great ambiance to relax and enjoy your Glaser treats.

Poor customer service. I purchased over $100 worth of their items at the farmers market. I bought 2 32 oz Orange juices that tasted off and 100% not orange juice. Most likely tangerine juice. So they are falsely advertising. I go to return the two juices the next day at their store and the sales person told me I could get a full store credit, so I was shopping around with my family ( who were going to buy a lot of their products). The two workers then proceed to taste the orange juice I had already drank from and then tells me that it tastes fine. They call their boss and the boss says I can only get a partial refund. Horrible customer service, false advertising, over priced, poor quality. I will never go back and will spread the word to many friends in the area

Saturdays in the Grove always deserve a nice walk through what I lovingly call "the hippie market." This term of endearment comes from the array of organic produce and vegan prepared food, juices, and ice cream from Glaser Farms. There's so much to choose from I always have a hard time deciding what to have. If I don't have one of their yummy vegan ice creams, I get their outrageous fruit pie. It is packed with tons of fruit; weighed and sold by the slice. Best part for me, both ice cream and pie are gluten free! The rest of the market follows the hippie vibe with lots of options for vegan food, alternative and healthy supplements, Ayurvedic treatments, crystals, and cool jewelry and clothes. I could easily spend a few hours here every Saturday.

This little gem literally has everything. I went in looking for organic lavender flowers, & found a new favorite shop. I love the selection here, & the prices are decent. There's a lady across the street who sells tamales & organic honey. I ended up here twice in the same week :)

I definitely Love That There's An Organic Store Down South! It has a large variety of Organic selections. The staff is very nice and friendly. Tracy the owner was very helpful and even asked if there's any item that I would like to see them carry. What place does that anymore! I'm definitely coming back. I also love all the Ice cold Juice Selections they had out front. They even give you a bag of ice to make sure your items stay cold if you're not going straight home with it. Just Wow!

I just love this place. I always feel healthy just as I walk in. You know what I mean. Lol. They offer great homemade food that is located in their fridges on the left as you walk in. Towards the right , they have fruit and other products to choose from. The one thing that seems popular at this place is their fruit juices but I'm not too fan of fruit juices so if you are a fan, grab a bottle. Over, this is a must go to health place to check out.

Please be aware, the produce sold here is mainly all imported from other countries. This is NOT what I feel they advertise themselves as, "local", famers market, etc. The imported, non-local produce is the same produce you get from shopping at Publix, Whole Foods, etc. please do not be fooled. Plus prices at the regular supermarket for the same imported organic goods are much more economical. They also re-package goods with their logo on it, way to waste plastic. Gets very crowded during peak times.

I checked out the farmer's market in Coconut Grove for the first time this past saturday. Glacer Organic Farms is the largest vendor there with an array of products ranging from a salad station, to vegan desserts, and homemade cashew milk. I opted for their vegan sushi rolls, and chose the "sushi box combo" which came with 2 different rolls, stuffed with mango, portobello mushrooms, cashew pâté, alfalfa sprouts, avocado, scallions, and lettuce, wrapped in nori. It came with 2 sauces for dipping, and the girls recommended the Pacific Asian, and Creamy Umami Tahini dressings. I also purchased a Thai Coconut Water, and a Chocolate Cashew Milk drink. The prices are a bit steep, but it is a farmer's market after all. I ended up trying my rolls while still walking around, and oh my were they delicious! They were light and fresh, but very filling. I could not finish the portion given, so they came home with me. As for the Thai coconut water, it was good but very pronounced and nutty. I think I personally would have liked the young coconut water more. The chocolate cashew drink was very rich and filling. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't think I would get it again. It was a bit too thick for me. All in all the food products were good. Their raw vegan fruit pie caught my attention and I will definitely be purchasing a slice next time!

On Saturdays they are at the Farmers Market in Coconut Grove on Grand Avenue, selling pretty much all their merchandise. Whole Foods also carry their products. Their main store is close to the Redlands. We go the their main location to buy all things vegan, including their delicious Cashew Chocolate Nut Milkshake, 32oz for $9.75, and their raw Cabbage and Garlic Sauerkraut, 16oz for $7.90. Do yourself a favor and pick up some Wildflower Honey for those days where you're feeling under the weather and need some green tea, nothing better than local honey and this stuff is amazing. Customer service is excellent. They are so nice and thoughtful. The cashier in the past has pointed out that we would get a better deal if we get a larger bottle instead of two of the smaller bottles of whatever it is we are buying. They are just always so pleasant. The energy I get is all positive. I love coming here.

If you have been to a couple farmers markets, you've probably recognized the name already! They went from a little market inside their farm to selling at local wholefoods! Everything from the deserts to they cold pressed juices are delicious! I like to come here on Saturdays and pick up a couple juices or shakes for the week. They have their own butters (almond, peanut..) and they have this garlicky kale that is to die for! Love coming here and just looking at al the produce that they have coming in on a almost daily basis.

The best local farmers market around! The best people, too! Yummy food, great deals, and fresh organic items!

If you've ever been to Traci and Stans amazing Saturday farmers market in Coconut Grove you know Glaser Farms sells the freshest organic produce in Florida. It's worth the drive (call in advance) to visit the Mecca, the Mothership- and see where it all - most of it anyway- comes from. Don't leave without the pickled okra- coconut cookies and nut butter. Yummy. You don't have to be an organic vegan to appreciate this place- but after you taste the difference you may never eat meat again.

This place is absolutely amazing! The array of products everything organic. It's just the best

very cute place and I used to come here a few years ago. I definitely understand inflation has had its turn but its overly overly overly expensive. quart of raw milk is $16. way too much. lets not mention the eggs. The person at the register just tries to sell you anything, its not about meeting your needs or answering a question.

Truly fantastic. This is real, quality food. So much of what is in Miami is about hype and shiny new things over true quality. This is the opposite. The produce is fresh and organic. The prepared foods are delicious. The cashew chocolate shake is a real treat. One thing you could improve is to be more clear on which products are produced by Glaser and which ones are produced by other growers. Also, don't carry Chiquita bananas. If you can't source something from a small local farm, as a customer I would prefer if you just don't carry it. Please, please consider opening a pop up stand in the Wynwood area. There are lots of new buildings opening up here and we have no grocery in this area. I would LOVE to support you weekly or more and would buy literally all my non-meat grocery items from you if it were more convenient to do so.

THIS IS PURE GREENWASHING I hate being the barer of bad news and never review but I think this has gone too far.. To make the world a better place: I think we start evolving when businesses take their responsibilities in hand. Rather than placing stickers on repackaged Uncle Bens Rice and multiplying the price, be honest to people, don't claim things are "clean, fair and local", it is NOT the case. Great effort on the local products but I am sorry to announce they only represent perhaps a generous 2% of what the store has to sell to you. Glaser Farms, you are making a profit on peoples ignorance and that is the opposite of what we SHOULD be doing. Might as well get your stuff from Publix. You are not saving the planet or being green by shopping there and I am sorry to tell you so. Your will of being a better person is being mocked at. If anyone can find a way of shopping for food HONESTLY in Miami, please let me know. Thank you

I am from Michigan visiting. I have been to the Saturday market in Coconut Grove. What a Gem! I am planning to visit the main store before I return. This place is the real deal.

This location has a small selection of their usual vast options of produce and fresh raw vegan food at the Saturday Organic Market in Coconut Grove. I purchased some organic mangos at $2 a piece, fresh passion fruit at $9.90 a pound, loose herbal tea at $4 for a small bag and goat kefir at $7 for a small container. The prices are not cheap but you can find some pretty delicious things. They also have a table outside with fresh pressed juices for sampling, which I love, and makes me want to buy every single one, lol. So if you are into organic and healthy eating, this is a place worth checking out.

The store and the farmer's market...both places are fantastic!! Brownies, ice cream, banana tiramisu, sushi rolls and pate's are delicious! I recommend this place 100% Farmers market is only on Saturdays in Coconut Groove and the store is all week except sundays.

This place is the real deal! Their product are of the highest quality but the prices won't break the bank. I bought a ton of organic produce for my juicing and a few other necessities so I'll definitely be back. The place is very hideous and tucked away but then again those are always the best places!

All the raw pre made food is so good. I only don't like one thing. The addition of salt. This makes all the raw food un edible to me and a lot of other raw food people. I understand that by not adding salt the pre made food will go bad quicker. So, the prepared food can be used as a cheat treat once in a blue moon at the least.

Wow!!!! I love it here. The fresh juices are amazing, the food incredible and all the fruits and vegetables are superb. It's my vegan happy place.

Today around noon, I stopped at the Glaser Organic Farmers Market in the Grove. I had a light lunch in the eating area. When I stood up to leave, the bench collapsed and I slipped off and fell to the ground/ gravel. I was in a daze. I went over to Stan the market owner. I explained what just happend, Stan told me I looked like a healthy woman, I am healthy but the BENCH COLLAPSED .my leg was already turning purple. He did not offer any help, finally I showed him my bruised leg and he offered a bag of ice which I used for my leg and neck. I go there for a pleasant, beneficial, healthy experience, not to fall on unsafe equipemnt and end up hurt. Owner's attitude was rude and accusatory. As other reviewers stated BEWARE

I've been going here for years and I love this market. They have been in business for over 30 years and I love getting organic product from a local farm. I'm a huge fan of all their juices which is over 50 varities. I use many of them to detox from the Green Drink, Leafy Greens, Carrot Juice, Pure Coconut Water. If you try any other detox they charge you so much more for the same juices. The strawberry lemonade, Lemon gingeraide, Papaya drinks are leading amongst my favs for the drinks. They have a huge variety of Raw Vegan Items. Over 150+. Tell me you know of a small business tht makes over 150 products, many of them certified Organic! You won't find them in Florda. In fact, you won't even find anyone that does what they do - farm with 3 raw food kitchens that prepare the food in the kitchens. If you're a vegan this is perfect for you and if you're not there are still awesome choices. Because either way good tasting food is good and being organic is even better. The Guacamole. is delish and the raw bar with the avocado salad is also really good. I love looking for the different spices from curry, sea salt, bulk rice and beans, and all sorts of supplements. They also have a variety of soaps, knives, juicers and other household stuff. I've literally tried almost everything and there are so many things I just love. The ice cream here is famous here among the locals. You cannot go wrong with organic non dairy ice cream. While it is expensive they use pure whole ingredients making their ice cream. Also remember this is a small company and they are doing a huge service to the community providing organic vegan foods. Yes, for some items you might save a bit of money going to whole foods but I prefer to support my local farmers. Parking is always a challenge here but it doesn't stop me from coming back. Bring your own cooler if you plan to buy any juices. I never come without one. Also, wear shoes that you don't mind getting dirty as the market is on dirt that if wet will get your shoes nasty. Sometimes the lines are long at rush time during the afternoon but be patient because it is worth it.

It was a cute place and everyone was super nice. However, I don't think I would go again. A lot of the produce was imported from somewhere else and they really only had mangoes that they grew everything else in the store had been repackaged with their name on it. Nice place for a visit though.

Nice little place to get really fresh produce. Expect to spend some money, we got 4 little bottles and one medium bottle of different flavor juices and spent $30. Really like the concept of everything.

I purchased 'fresh avacado salad' from their Sunday farmers market in the giant plastic container a few lbs I think it was around $20 which was WAY OVERPRICED. I got home and went to eat it and the entire container is spoiled! They refused to issue me a refund.

In Coconut Grove in the vacant lot at the corner of Grand and Melinda street on Saturdays between 10 and 3 Glaser Farms holds a vegan farmer's market. They have a broad assortment of organic dried beans, lentils, rice, grains, (popcorn!) fruits and vegetables. They carry organic powdered dulse, maca, various whole sugars, nutritional yeast, shredded unsweetened coconut, raw nut butters, cold pressed oils, and other crucial raw materials for vegan cooking. They also carry organic locally grown fresh greens almost year round (the spinach and baby greens are a staple in my home) as well as local organic avocado, mango, mamey (3 varieties!), bananas, monstera, strawberries, and other exotic tropical fruits as they come into season. They do buy in conventional (as opposed to organic) veggies and fruits to round out the merchandise. They also carry broad assortments of vegan (and gluten-free!) prepared raw vegan gluten-free salad wraps, pies, beverages and (my favorite) macadamia and cashew nut milk ice creams. If you like food (meat eater or not) and want a decadent healthy lunch, visit the farmer's market, have lunch, and bring home some goodies for dinner. There is street parking and a lot by the CVS but you have to patronize one of the businesses in that lot before parking there. The market is very popular and will be crowded even if you get there early. Expect a wait to pay and pick up food items. The lot can be difficult to navigate with narrow aisles and uneven terrain when it's crowded (which is usually) so watch your step! There are no carts so be prepared to heft a basket - in my case it gets heavy fast. They accept cash and credit. Bags are supplied but bringing your own is appreciated. The staff are friendly but incredibly busy. Still, they'll find time to hack off the top of a Thai coconut for you and hand it to you with a straw. Many of the staff are also vegan and will readily offer restaurant and book recommendations.

My girlfriend and I during our trip to Miami decided to wander off to the forested acre farms. I had fun, when I had a fresh coconut in a nearby farm, not Glaser. That coconut reminded me of my childhood in my home country Venezuela. Great memories. Anyways, the farm is indeed really cool, really big and pretty cheap. I bought a lot of teas for extremely cheap prices. Even matcha. My girlfriend got herself some local honey that was really nice for not a lot of money either, i think around 8 dollars for a medium glass. I also got coconut rolled dates that were so fresh and filled with flavor. Better than Whole Food's shitty cocodates. Loved them! Then I got some chewy coconut "cookie" looking thing. Doesn't taste good, don't buy it please. Anyways, pretty cool place to visit. Nice air as well.

My brother who lives in Homestead told us about this little organic store at Glaser Farms . He said to look for the little yellow signs and walk down the path which of course we did. I thought the prices for most things were very reasonable of course freshly made raw organic foods can get a little pricey but you're paying for what you get ,quality ingredients. This was our first trip to the store and we purchased $59 worth of groceries. Anything from nut milkshake's to organic lemons to Organic Spices. I even bought some organic sprouting seeds. The employee was even nice enough to give me a couple of empty glass jars for use in sprouting the seats. I will definitely go there again.

great vendor's food, amazing massages, lovely community. I go there weekly to buy nut shakes, organic veggies, walk under the shade of beautiful trees and connect with awesome people and local vendors. My 4 year old daughter loves it and always make friends with other kids.

This review is for their store, not the farmers market (which I don't think I've experienced). Here is the thing: I love healthy eating, but, like many people I have a certain budget I need to stick to. Unfortunately this place isn't just "a bit pricey", it's incredibly pricey. Just the other day I remember checking out a tub of vegan ice cream while at Whole Foods, and thinking to myself, well this is a bit expensive for such a tiny container (it was around $6-7). When at Glaser store I saw they also had vegan ice cream in a similar size container, the price? a whooping $12! I continued to walk around the store, as this was my first time there, and I wanted to see what else they had. It did not get much better, every item I saw was very overpriced. I'm talking about items and foods that I normally buy from Whole Foods, TJ's, etc. So I know how much they normally go for... In addition to the exorbitant prices, I'd like to add that although the staff wasn't rude per se; there was zero interest in making a customer feel welcomed and taken care of. At no point anyone even asked if I needed assistance or had any questions. On the contrary, it seemed as if they were purposely trying to ignore your presence. I left the store having purchased a bottle of kombucha, priced around 5$. As final thoughts I'd like to say that as much as I love the concept here, the whole embracing natural healthy vegan food, I can't overlook the fact that this place is indeed expensive, and that most people (even with a "decent" enough salary) would not be able to afford buying their groceries and household items from here on a regular basis. I understand there are additional costs associated with healthy organic food, but it's truly a shame that it has to be this much.

I am in love with this farm store! Huge variety of fresh juices & nut milks are located in 4 large coolers filled with ice right outside the front of the store. As you walk in you see a refrigerated section starting with one filled with fresh organic berries, greens, salads, raw milk & eggs. Second one is raw salads, fresh ripe cut fruits, raw puddings. The whole store just keeps going on & on with a huge selection of nuts, seeds, herbs, veggies, teas, household cleaning products, hygiene products.

I decided to stop by today because my daughter goes to the equestrian center not too far away from it and I gave into my curiosity. The store was fairly small and the pricing were sky high. Most of items aren't priced so after asking a few times for prices, I gave up and just slowly walked away. I'm not sure if this is a family owned place, I don't know. Nobody really showed interest when you walk in. This was just an odd place.

Anyone who needs organic foods should go here! They have the biggest selection of hardtop find foods and they have the best selection of hard to find nut butters. I have a very specific diet and their organic foods are perfect for anyone.

I've only ordered on line from them, which as always been a positive experience. So, it was disappointing to read so many negative reviews regarding their in store customer service. Once, which was probably a fault of the shipping agent, my food was spoiled upon arrival. Without hesitation, they shipped out a replacement. I do agree that the prices are through the roof. Maybe that is what it takes to operate such a place. As much as I love their their food, I've been taking raw food classes to learn how to make my own. It isn't as difficult as I would have thought. If they were local and I didn't have to pay for overnight shipping, I'd probably still be ordering though. Their sun burgers are a tough act to follow.

I love this place, their juices are awesome my favorite is the ginger lemonade. The dips are also very good and they have tons of healthy supplements and goodies.