Bob Roth’s New River Groves

Don’t come here if your in a rush. The customer service at the smoothie bar is so slow! I’ve even tried calling ahead to place an order and then pick up and that was out of norm for them so wasn’t easy process. The lobster soup is normally my favorite but once in a while it’s a little oily. The fruit is overly priced. I mean it’s Davie we have a lot of options and Publix isn’t a bad choice either. I will say everyone is very nice. I only stop here out of convenience for a snack. Place has way more potential. Maybe by using real fruit for the smoothies and better quality and pricing on fruits would drum up more business.

Had a Medianoche sandwich, Cuban coffee, and grabbed a pie on the way to Fort Myers. Everything is delicious and homemade.

Cajun boiled peanuts, where have you been all my life?! I live about ten minutes from here and have only stopped in several times to pick up their famous key lime pies.
Today my boyfriend wasnt feeling well so we went out to get him a fresh juice with ginger in it. In a good serendipitous way, the juice bar at Whole Foods was closed for renovation. So I looked on Unilocal for another nearby juice bar and realized they have a fresh juice and smoothie bar here.
Upon arrival I immediately grabbed a jar of guava butter (havent tried it yet) and made my way over to the juice bar. I ordered a number 10 smoothie which is mango, banana, pineapple and coconut. Great, cant go wrong choice! The bf ordered some other wierd combo with added ginger which I didnt care for. As we sat at the juice bar we asked how the boiled peanuts were and were offered a sample. I have never had boiled peanuts before but they were so good! I ordered a pack to go. We also picked up some lobster bisque, fresh coconut water and half a gallon of fresh squeezed orange juice.
The service was very good and friendly. I will definitley make my way back more often.
Now my tummy is full and Im home on the couch. making repeat trips to the kitchen for peanuts.

A fun tourist stop. But not great smoothies or key lime pie. Certainly a cool historic place to visit though.

Love this place! Stopped here for oranges and a coconut! Come stop by for a fresh coconut and other fresh fruit! Once you’re done with your coconut they’ll chop it open for you! Or you can be like me and ask to do it yourself!

I came for the key lime pie. It is good, all 2 tablespoons full with mostly whipped cream

Delicious pies best place for pies in Florida
The jellies are also good and the fresh natural juices too

Family run farm stand not far from FLL. Everyone was very friendly, we met Bob (the owner), his friend Steve, his daughter, etc. Bought some delicious oranges and a coconut which we get to drink the juice out of. They also had a juice bar which seemed very popular and fudge shop, but we didn’t buy either of them. No pick your own other than Mangos (May?)

From the outside this place looks very deceiving. You would never expect it to be a place where you can get fresh juices and smoothies, honey, fudge, coconut water, pastries… And the best pie ever! We bought the Banana Cream, and Key Lome pie. The Banana Cream has fresh bananas in it and it has a chocolate drizzle over the top. Amazing! But the key lime pie was out of this world. My wife and I took it out within a day. Haha we shared some with friends but not too much. they sell full pies, little single serving pie tarts, pies in a mason jar, and they make their pies into milk shakes! Good Lord!!! Can’t wait to go back and try more. I’ve heard the Oreo cookie pie is crazy good.

I love this place and their huge orange outside.
When I lived in Fort Lauderdale, I would bring people here to get tasty little souvenirs if they were into that sort of thing. They even have a little coffee shop inside. The people are really nice and helpful.
There is a good variety of items that you can buy. They also usually have a couple samples of stuff to try like smoothies or candy. I also always get a jug of their delicious orange juice. A lot of people stop in to grab their pies from the freezer, so you know that is good too.

Last minute holiday gifts? Bob Roth’s New River Groves to the rescue!
I needed a dessert for dinner at my parents house and I needed a gift for momma (who is notoriously difficult to shop for! She never hints at what she wants, and we are always wracking our brains for gift idea.)
Well…Key Lime Pie to the rescue. The Key Lime Pie here is a pretty big deal. You might not know this but the Key Lime Pie is the Official State Pie of Florida — and that’s because of the efforts from the family behind Bob Roth’s NRG. They went all the way to DC to get this pie made the official pie. Brilliant marketing on their end. Also, the pie is really, really, really good. I don’t usually like tart desserts, but this is so good… the crust, the filling, the whip cream on top… it’s great. Dessert secured.
As for the gifts, we came across a selection of jams and jellies and decided to put together a couple of bags with various flavors. Tangerine, guava, jalapeño, etc. Gather up 4 of the little bottles, but them in a nice bag — maybe throw in a cheese or two and you got yourself a nice, edible gift for anyone. Momma called me the next day and said the guava jam was amazing on her morning toast.
Since it was December and in the 80s, we decided to get to coco frios (cold coconuts). You pick yours out of the cooler and the open up a hole for you to sip all the fresh water out… it was so good. Back home I slammed it on the floor a few times and cracked it open to devour all the meat inside.
There’s a variety of fruits and even a chocolate shop in the back. I also hear the smoothies are insanely good… need to try one next time. Pretty cool to have a spot like this so close to home!

Ducked in for a smoothie and a wheat grass shot and it was a fine time, here’s why:
* This is an authentic farming operation
* Awesome smoothies with added nutritional selections
* Fresh WheatGrass Shots
* Great Key Lime Pies from Terry’s including traditional, and KLP in a jar: small is $ 5, large is $ 10
* Little Cuban Sammy Shop in the corner that ROCKS! Get the Pan Con Bistec, $ 10!
* Close to home
* Inexpensive
* Great community partner
Love the place, see you there.
Cabeza OUT!

I’ve been coming to this place for years and it just occurred to me that I hadn’t given a review. Let me start by saying that everyone needs to visit here at some point in their life. During mango season you can go mango picking on their golf cart and during sunflower season you can pick sunflowers in their mink garden. The owner, Bob, is 102 years old!!! The business is family owned and operated. I promise that when you visit your going to want to come back just try all the goodies. A few off favorites are the coconut water, key lime pie, orange juice, and cupcakes.

I discovered this place near me by goggling best key lime pies in South Florida! Google was not wrong! When I saw they were right by me I headed over to them and got me their very famous key lime pie! They also have other flavors in which I never even bothered memorizing or looking at.
Today though I actually got a power smoothie it was delicious and fresh made right to order! They also have shots of wheat grass. I think this place is going to see a lot more of me.
They have nice seating areas and great oranges also! Prices are great!

Was in Florida and we wanted Key Lime Pie. Had a whole pie from this place and it was excellent! Just what I was looking for. No wedge of lime but that’s alright. It was just what I was looking for and I could not have been happier (except for maybe that lime wedge). Still great stuff. One thing though… The box it came in said «Terry’s pies». Wassup with that? Whatever. Five stars !
Months later I would actually come to the place and was impressed. A real, authentic Florida roadside stand. It’s large with an outdoor play area, lounge space under full grown trees and what appears to be a nature zoo. The place stands out from the road with an orange building and a couple large Orange monuments, if you will, that promote the fresh fruit sold. Inside you can get the famous Key Lime Pies, peanuts, fruit, fudge and other local delights. I got a pie, some jerk alligator sticks (Slim Jim’s if you will) and some fresh squeezed carrot juice. This place is what Florida is about and I’m glad I was able to come here and see it for myself.

Whenever I get the chance, I stop in and get myself a ginormous coconut out of their fridge so one of the employees can cut it open and I can have myself some coconut water! They also sell pure bottled coconut water and I always make sure to pick up two of those on each trip. I’ve had the Chocolate Turtle pie and it was really, really good. Too good. I had to stop myself before I ate the whole thing. During my last trip I tried their Gator Jerky which I absolutely loved. The staff is really friendly and the outdoor seating allows you to enjoy your treats while relaxing in a fun atmosphere. I can’t wait to go back again!

Great place. Needed some key lime pie for a party. Came back with key lime pie, key lime taffy, key lime jelly, and a key lime smoothie. I guess i really felt like being a south Floridian that day.
Pie and smoothie were the best! They also have other smoothies and pies available. Loved the jelly and honey section and the prices were good.
Definitely stop by to pick up some local items and amazing key lime pie!

Key lime pie!
I’ve been coming here for longer than i care to remember at this age! I’ve only had their pies, which is what my rating is in regards to.
Hands down, this is one of the BEST key lime pies I’ve ever had. I try them everywhere, but this still reigns supreme! It’s perfectly creamy, and then the tartness hits you. The crust is perfectly crisp underneath of all of that yum– it’s like magic. I’ve had a coconut cream, chocolate, and different flavors of key lime– theyve made mango, orange/​tangerine, and strawberry. All A-​mazing! But it’s rare to find those flavors, bring them back– we locals love them!
Their citrus is super overpriced, so i just stick to the pies!

I’m visiting from Eastern Long Island and I see these local farm stands dotted all along the north shore country roads. Briermere Farms in Eastern Long Island is famous for their local home made pies and farm veggies.
Wanna know something? I’m in Florida visiting and need to bring back a pie for kawfee. I’m told I «HAVE» to stop at Bob Roth’s New River Groves for their key lime pie.
Sold!
We walk in and I see a guy with a machete chopping off coconut tops. A little Crocodile Dundee if you ask me but if it works, Go Go Gadget!
I see these hard working folks, with displays of different olive oils on one side, a cool looking juice bar and then I feel like I hit the motherlode, Jams and Jellies made onsite. All for me.
I decide to go crazy!
Bob Roth’s New River Groves also sells many different flavors of Jellies, Marmalades, Jams and pickled veggies. I bought 6 assorted jars of Key Lime Jam, Orange Marmalade and hot pepper jelly as well as two bottles of Florida’s orange flavored syrup.
And the Key Lime Pie.
O.M.G! Listen, my mom can make spaghetti and tomato sauce. Read my Scarpetta review @ The Fontainebleau. There is no way mom is making spaghetti like Scarpetta! Lets be real folks, I like momma but leave the cooking to the chefs.
The same with this pie. They take the local key limes along with the condensed milk and elevate it to rock star levels.
I took the first pie bite and got dizzy. Yeah it was that good. Whatever it costs, don’t get wobbly.
My only pass? Was the Gator Jerky. Yeah… I’m adventurous but I’m gonna have to decline thankyouverymuch

100% tourist trap.
I put a lot of faith in Bob’s this year, by getting my thanksgiving fruit pie there over Fresh Market, which seems to churn out the highest quality apple pies in the area despite being a chain supermarket.
My disappointment began with the price: $ 14 is an outrage. I pay those kind of prices in the Hamptons (NY) at (local legend) Briermere Farms. Unlike Bob Roth’s, the prices in NY are worth it.
At BRNRG, I chose a strawberry-​rhubarb pie — it looked like a Winn Dixie pie (no heaping; flat top trust), and worse: it was very low on actual bits of fruit. It did not taste home made at all. Even though strawberries are a local crop, not even they were plentiful or fresh.
The prices on other items are similarly crazy. A bag of tangerines was $ 13. These prices define the store as a tourist trap, in a completely out-​of-​the-​way part of town that should in no way allow for such a designation.
Bob’s is better known for key lime pies, and maybe that’s why you go here. But since the ingredients in a key lime pie are basically lime juice and condensed milk, I don’t think it’s a great achievement to make a good one. For me the true test is fruit pies, and on that score, and at these prices, it’s a fail. I was going to give it 2 stars because it’s a local business and all, but until they get their prices in check, I think it’s a public service to warn Unilocalers to just save their gas and money and avoid.