Market 27 - Avon Park, Florida

John C.

What an incredible find this was - fantastic food, wonderful service (left a $20 on a $40 tab!) We were so happy to stop here; it truly is a wonderful place. Plenty to choose from whether dining in, ordering to-go, or shopping in the store.

Pam P.

Once again. Market 27 filled out bellies with delicious salad and a variety of pizzas.🤤🍕😋🥗
We enjoyed takeout. With great customer service. The place looked great. Always extra goodies to get. Our order was perfect again. We always order enough for leftovers the next day. To enjoy again.
We enjoy their subs, sides, salads, pizza. We still have more to try. Soup sounds good on these cold days. Can't wait for summer to enjoy some ice cream. We recommend Market 27. 🥗😋🍕🤤👏

Nick B.

We went in on a Saturday night around 5:30 PM. The place was very busy, but we didn’t wait long for our table.
The weight staff were very busy but quite friendly. Our waitress checked on us several times.
My wife and I split the Philly cheesesteak sandwich with fries.
When it came out, it was almost too hot to eat! The size and flavor was awesome!
The french fries were perfectly made.
I am a pretty good eater and walked away full.
We will go back and try the BLT pizza next time.

Tim D.

The food was good. It was fresh it was hot but it wasn’t anything you couldn’t get at any diner across America. Our waitress was amazing, and the rest of the staff was welcoming. A cool Mom and Pop, kinda sports bar type vibe.

Elite E.

Market 27 in Avon Park is a hidden gem! This quaint market offers an incredible experience with its friendly service and delicious, diverse menu. Whether you're in the mood for a comforting soup, a fresh sandwich, or a tasty pizza, they've got you covered. The standout, though, is their incredible selection of ice cream flavors – there's something for everyone! The atmosphere is cozy, and the staff makes you feel like part of the family. Highly recommend stopping by for a great meal and a treat afterward!

Subaru_ManFL

Market 27: A Love Letter to Convenience, Cuisine, and Chaos

Some restaurants aren’t just places to eat—they’re events. They’re where memories are made, diets are broken, and strangers nod at each other over shared plates of fries. Market 27 is one of those rare gems. Half grocery store, half restaurant, and all heart, it’s the kind of spot where you can grab a soda, a sandwich, and an existential crisis over which ice cream flavor to choose—all in one visit.

Upon entering Market 27, you’re greeted by what can only be described as ice cream nirvana. It’s an endless sea of flavors, allegedly 44 strong (though who’s counting?). It’s like a sugary mirage, beckoning you to drop everything and dive into the Mother Lode of frozen delight. But alas, you must first endure the wait for a table, during which time you’ll find yourself wandering through aisles of preserves, snacks, and sodas so obscure they probably only exist in this corner of Florida.

Once seated, the magic of Market 27 really kicks in. The menu is a sprawling epic, the War and Peace of casual dining, offering everything from burgers to quesadillas, pizza to macaroni platters. You could close your eyes and point at random, and odds are you’d land on something worth writing home about. Personally, I like to experiment—always trying something new, but never straying too far from my comfort zone. (I’m adventurous, but not that adventurous.)

What truly elevates Market 27, however, is the atmosphere. This isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a living, breathing community center. I can’t go there without running into someone I know—fellow model airplane enthusiasts, airport buddies, or just random folks from around town. The walls are adorned with eclectic art and TVs that cater to all interests: sports, trivia, and the occasional oddball video that sparks debates over fries.

Then there’s the ice cream bar. Oh, the ice cream bar. It’s not just a dessert station; it’s a social experiment. Families gather, seniors compare pill schedules, and someone inevitably declares, “This solves all the world’s problems!” And maybe it does. Ice cream has that power.

But let’s not forget the staff—the unsung heroes of this culinary circus. The waiters and waitresses at Market 27 are paragons of patience and cheer, even when the line snakes out the door and a toddler decides to reenact The Fast and the Furious between the tables. They remind us that dining out isn’t just about food—it’s about the experience, and these folks deliver it with a smile.

So if you ever find yourself on the border of Polk and Highlands Counties, near Avon Park and an RV lot, do yourself a favor: stop at Market 27. It’s more than a meal; it’s an adventure. And who knows? You might just find yourself leaving with a full stomach, a new favorite soda, and a renewed sense of small-town charm.

Sharalyn S.

This place is amazing we travel to Florida often and every time we have to stop here. The ice cream and pizza are great! It’s a must stop!! Plus they have fun drinks and so much more.

Ashley

We tried 3 times to five this place a chance and every time has been a disappointment! Gotten take out twice and both times we have not received our full order. Granted I should have double checked before I left but since it wasn’t busy and we stood there and ordered I didn’t think it was an issue. On top of not getting all of the food the food we did get was subpar, fries clearly not fresh and fried a couple time, extra tomatoes on a salad I asked for no tomatoes, bacon ranch fries with no ranch. 2/10 and that’s only cause the place is clean.