Backyard Buffalo

Stopped at this stand while day tripping in St Augustine. The sample we had was so full of flavor, we instantly knew we wanted to bring back to the kids for dinner.We bought the chickpea meal, chutney something, and a yogurt sauce .... I cooked a pot of jasmine rice and that little 17.00 container with the added sauces.. was enough for all 5 of us. The flavor is so intense that you don't even miss having meat, but you could definitely add a side of chicken or salmon.We bought this at the st Augustine farmers market and just found out through their website, it's also sold at Native Sun in Jax Beach. Definitely will have this again!

Tasty, small batch Indian food! I really like Asian flavors and came upon their pepper relish, shrikhand yoghurt and mangoe lassi for the first time. Very delicious and totally worth trying. They can now be found in St. Augustine, FL at Spinster Abbott's bodega.

I can't say enough amazing things about this family, food truck and farm. You will night find dairy that tastes like this at the grocery store. Our faves are the paneer cheese, the cilantro chutney, the mango lassi, the lemon shrikhand, and the garlic ghee.My son and I had the wonderful opportunity to visit the micro dairy in Ponte Vedra Beach and it was a really special experience. You can schedule tours through their website.I am so happy this micro dairy is part of our community.

Got to try some of their amazing food today at the Persimmon Festival. Came home with granola and bread pudding that we loved! Can't wait to get more of their tasty foods!

Overall: 6/5Breakdown:Atmosphere: 5/5Food: 6/5Pricing: 5/5Staff: 5/5Speed: 5/5================Explanation:Food/Price: This is probably one of the best tasting and authentic food I have had in a long time! There is a wide range of sweet yoghurts, savory dips, granolas, and a few small dishes available, and I liked every single one of them (blueberry, cardamom, chocolate, chocolate cherry, lemon curd, passionfruit, mango lassi, eggplant raita, garlic dip, cilantro chutney, cardamom granola, and chocolate granola). An most of all, an amazing flavor where you can taste the care and culture put into each dish.The yoghurts run $7 for 8 oz, but definitely worth the price!Atmosphere/Staff: We found Buffalo Backyard at the Riverside Arts Market (RAM), so the atmosphere drew from the Market. But the RAM lends itself well to their platform, which is a small food-truck like spot (can be seen in pictures available currently). The owner draws you in with a wide range of delicious free samples, and is incredibly friendly and helpful with any questions. She knows the dishes well, and can offer options based on any limitations you have. Speed: Even with the stand always having people around, there was always attention given to us, our sample spoon always full, and quick to check-out as well!Overall: The taste says it all. I can't give enough praise to the food. Every person that stopped by the stand ended up getting something. I don't usually end up buying things with free samples, but there was no way to NOT get anything! If they opened a restaurant I would go there in a heartbeat, but for now I will be satisfied with getting something every time I see them in the Farmers Market.