Very nice staff and clean store... It's actually happy to…read moresee that it was open at 11 PM.. It's a 24 hour store so you can get what you need at any time of the day.. Great service

This place had no coffee no creamers filled no caramel flavor to add to the coffee and no seasonal…read moreflavors of coffee the workers where nice but don't know how to up keep a store

Trader Joe's has always been a favorite store to shop at. The Fearless Flyer makes you want to go…read moreand scoop up bargains, while shopping here is easy and fun. Hubs used to go to the original Trader Joe's in Los Angles when he was a student, and the founder wore Hawaiian shirts and did lots of great deals to grow his business. That sure worked, almost everyone would like a TJ's close by to shop at. Luckily we have a store in Naples offering great deals and new products to try. Their fresh produce is often better than the grocery store and prices are better too. For a busy day, they have a good selection of frozen entrees for a quick dinner. Their juice and yogurt selections are delicious and I almost never miss the chance to grab a bag of their assorted coffees. The dogs are long time fans of Trader Joe's peanut butter dog treats and they have some of the best deals on wine that I've found. Both hubs and I use their personal care items, their moisturizers and hand cream are similar to higher priced products and hubs is a fan of their tea tree shampoo. They also have beautiful fresh flowers and plants with amazing prices. If there was a down side to Trader Joe's, it would be parking. On weekends things can get pretty crowded and being next door to a phone store doesn't help. Good location though, a prime shopping area right off Tamiami Trail and it's easy to find. This is a great place to shop, very consumer friendly.

Just discovered Trader Joe's in Naples, FL which is my now go-to store for delicious finds. Not…read moreonly does Trader Joe's have an amazing selection but the prices are affordable. They also have a beautiful selection of fresh flowers. The only downfall I've noticed is the employees that are doing the complimentary tastings are not engaging with customers. There's no excitement with the products they are promoting. Overall, I enjoy my shopping experience. The cashiers are lovely and work very hard.

Publix Subs were a tasty and convenient treat back when I lived to Southwest Florida four years…read moreago. It's nice to know they still have the tasty garlic pickles and the chicken tenders sub. Any cheese in the deli case is available. I went with Gouda. So many amazing choices. A wide variety of kombucha options. And the glazed donuts are still the same tasty morsels I remember. All employees were friendly, though they did seem a little overworked and tired. Still accommodating and helpful. I truly miss this chain of supermarkets.

All of Publix's cut fruit and some of their other produce items are soaked in some perfumey…read morechemical (maybe Apeel?) which is awful. You can taste it very strongly on their cut watermelon and grapes. So we stopped buying produce at Publix because they cannot tell you what this stuff is. (The produce manager said their fruit is cut, packaged and sprayed at a separate main warehouse, but she could tell not us what spray they use.) Sprouts has a definitive policy that it does NOT adulterate of food with unknown preservatives, so we shop there for produce now. At least Whole Foods admits they use Apeel on some produce, but Target and Publix say they cannot prevent it because some of their vendors use it. Basically, buying produce is a crapshoot now.

This is a very nice off highway WAWA. clean bathrooms and good parking. Easy to navigate the store…read moreinside. I ordered lunch from the computer kiosk. There was a big variety of choices with substitutions allowed. Service was quick and food was fresh. I got the roasted chicken sandwich was regular $6.00 but it rang in $4.00 which made me feel like I got an even better deal. The crispy, crunchy, fried pickles were the perfect touch as a topping. Don't forget to scan your Wawa rewards barcode for points towards free food and discounted fuel.

Being new to the area, this Wawa is about as good as it can get. There are tons of pumps to fuel up…read moreat, a large parking lot surrounding the store & plenty of tables out front. This is one of the few locations I've been to where BOTH free tire air pumps were perfectly operational (as expected). I ran inside to get my usual order for a quick road trip & everything went smoothly. My coffee was made promptly & tasted great. Both the barista & cashier I interacted with were friendly, which is not something I necessarily expect at a gas station. The aisles were well stocked with all of the chips, candy & other treats you can typically find. The baked goods case was stocked nicely which was surprising to see later in the day. Both the food & drink prep areas were clean. The bathrooms also looked well taken care of. There weren't any overflowing trash cans by the pumps or entrance of store. All good things to see in a brand new location. If I'm ever passing by I'll now make sure to use this as my go-to gas station.

When shopping for tires in this area I've come to find that no one offers same day service. And…read moreEarley will a retailer have your size in stock so 'Be prepared!' Ordering is a matter of a few days; week at most. But getting them installed a whole different story. Two aspects worth writing about; installation costs and ongoing maintenance. Dealers will separate charges by line to include break-down, discard, mount, balance, and install. That can run $40-60 per tire. Over the life of the tire you're to rotate and balance at manufactures recommendations so you'll pay some of those fees again and again. Now visit a Sam's Club and you'll pay a flat $20 per tire and that's it. Admittedly they are severely short-staffed so you can wait weeks to get the tires installed and forget calling for any reason. Be ready to drive back if you have any questions. But the savings is substantial enough to warrant the drive.

If I could give this place zero stars I would! There was a…read morepower surge on Thursday. This location was completely shut down due to that fact. Noted! But today is Sunday. They have blocked off most of the entrances to the parking lot! So you can imagine the chaos. Their claimant is that they had a power surge causing the entrances being blocked? Seriously???? No! They are trying to control the number of shoppers! Why? Because the shelves in all the cold areas are completely empty! No food! Unless you want a cake! And they want to stay open and make money off the other crap. My thought is this Walmart/Sam's is a multi- billion dollar company. You can't get up and running to capacity in 3 days?! Cop out! So you block off entrances is your answer to this and create problems? I am calling BULLSHIT! It absolutely does nothing to complain to Walmart corporation on ANY problems. Their thought is we don't take or react to complaints. It is obvious stance they take , you don't like it here ...leave! This particular location is pretty messed up in general. Small store, less merchandise and high prices. I have always found it convenient because I live not a block away. Retail in Naples in general is pretty sketchy! The stores Walmart, Target and Sam's have hiring problems . Which produces chaotic , dirty stores, and no organization. And this is Naples! The town of beautiful streets and beach houses. Frustration!!!