🍯 Farmers Markets & Local Finds
Raw, unfiltered, and straight from the hive — meet the beekeepers producing local honey in Pembroke Pines and nearby Broward County.
🐝 Meet the Beekeepers
Pembroke Pines is home to dedicated beekeepers who harvest raw honey from Florida bees. Support local pollinators and get the good stuff — straight from the hive.
Pembroke Pines' own beekeeping operation run by Rey, a knowledgeable local beekeeper who produces raw honey, honeycomb, and bee-related products right here in the city. Beyond liquid honey, Project Bee offers comb honey and seasonal varietals depending on what's blooming. Rey is known for friendly service and turning every customer interaction into an impromptu bee education session.
Honey Bee Yard produces raw, natural honey from bees kept on Florida farmland, offering a range of honey flavors and bee-derived health products. Their bees forage on Florida's diverse native flora, producing honey with distinctive regional character. Available for local pickup and shipping — a small but dedicated operation serving the Pembroke Pines community.
A well-regarded small-batch honey producer based in nearby Davie, known for artisanal raw honey harvested from hives in Broward County. Their honey reflects the diverse forage of South Florida — wildflower, palm, and mangrove varieties appear depending on the season. Available at farmers markets and through direct order.
All three Pembroke Pines-area farmers markets regularly feature honey vendors selling raw, local honey. The Pembroke Lakes Night Market (Thursdays), Shops at Pembroke Gardens (Sundays), and Southwest Ranches Community Market (Saturdays) each typically have at least one honey producer. Buying at the market lets you taste before you buy and talk directly with the beekeeper.
🍯 Honey Guide
Many swear by local honey for seasonal allergies — the bees collect pollen from the same local plants that trigger symptoms, and consuming small amounts may help your body adapt over time.
Buying from local beekeepers directly supports South Florida's bee population. Healthy bee colonies are essential for agriculture, gardens, and our entire food ecosystem.
Local raw honey hasn't been pasteurized or ultra-filtered like most grocery store honey. It retains natural enzymes, pollen, and complex flavors that processing strips away.
Florida honey varietals — orange blossom, wildflower, mangrove, palm — capture the unique flavors of our region. Each season brings different blooms and different honey.
A jar of local Florida honey makes a thoughtful, portable gift for out-of-state visitors or holiday care packages. It travels well and tells a story.
Drizzle on yogurt, stir into tea, glaze roasted vegetables, pair with cheese, or simply eat it off the spoon. Local raw honey elevates everything it touches.
Our local honey guide covers Pembroke Pines and nearby communities as of August 2026. Pembroke Pines is home to dedicated beekeepers producing raw, unfiltered honey from Florida bees foraging on local flora. Supporting local beekeepers helps sustain pollinator populations that are vital to South Florida agriculture and gardens.
This is part of our Farmers Markets & Local Finds collection. Also see our guides to Farmers Markets and Fresh Produce.
Information on this page was compiled from public sources and verified where possible. Product availability and pricing may vary seasonally. Contact producers directly to confirm current offerings.
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