So glad we now have Seaway Market here on the island. I love it and it's just around the corner…read morefrom me. So convenient and the workers are fantastic

This place was convenient to the island & that's where the benefit ended. It seemed clean enough…read moreinside but a lot of items looked old or out of place. Definitely over-priced & no sales. I got home & gave my kids the pop tarts & opened the raisin bran I bought there. After pouring a bowl of cereal, I noticed both boxes had cobwebs inside the packaging amongst the food, as well as small brown WORMS. Expiry on cereal was 6/21 (6 months in the future) so it only went bad because of the location. I hope OSHA finds this place!!

Market Now that it…read moreis finally open, I have been in here about 3 times in 2-weeks. They are still coming up to speed and not all the departments are at full throttle but form what I have seen so far, it is all decent. Of particular note are the meat / seafood and produce departments. Fruits and veggies are fresh and locally sourced in many instances. The meat department has butcher dudes working the counter and you can discuss what cuts of meat work for you etc. We have tried the store made sausage and steaks and have been pleased with both. Seafood is well done and presented too- the fishmongers can seemingly get what you want if they do not have it (and if it is available out there somewhere). We also tried their version of mahi fish-dip and it gets wiped out as soon as I bring it home. Prices are very good in these departments in particulalr and they have been runing weekly specials on these items - check their website as it changes every Thursday. There are also the deli, bakery, grab-n-go and dairy departments available. There is a pretty small smattering of other items such as spices and chips/dips available. Everyone working here is personable and happy to see you. Very good addition to the area and a much needed option vs Publix and the big-box stores. Parking in front.

After months of driving by and seeing the "coming soon" sign, this place has finally opened--and I…read morecouldn't be more excited. It's especially convenient for me since I work out just two doors down. When I think of anything farm-related, I automatically think of healthier food options--no mystery ingredients, fewer hormones, and less of the processed stuff we're all trying to avoid. Walking in, I was first greeted by the fruit section, which made me think it might be a pretty simple store... but I was definitely wrong. As I made my way inside, I discovered so much more. There's a pineapple station where a machine preps the fruit right out of the shell for you, which was really cool. Then there's a whole pizza and ice cream area with staff ready to help, plus premade pizzas you can take home and heat up. This is far from your typical basic grocery store. As you keep walking, the store just keeps going--it's much bigger than it looks from the outside. They do still seem to be filling in some sections, but there's already a lot to explore. The meat section advertises no hormones, which I appreciate, though I'd love to know more about sourcing since I've been trying to find higher-quality meats lately. They also have a small seafood section with fresh, wild-caught options, a sandwich counter for made-to-order subs and fresh-cut cold cuts, and even lobster rolls (I heard the owner is from Boston, which explains that--great addition!). There's a daily soup section and a coffee area as well, which looked fresh and inviting. What I really loved is how many items are available in customizable portions instead of just standard prepackaged goods--you can pick exactly what you want, which makes everything feel fresher and more intentional. Overall, I'm really impressed and excited to have this spot nearby. It's a great addition to the area.

I stop by all the time on my way home. If you live on citrus it is extremely convenient to run out…read moreto when you need something you forgot. They have great quality produce and I love the discount, past-date, produce buckets they offer, I feed them to my tortoise. I also love that they offer items from local businesses, specifically Sutton farms milk and ice cream! The staff is always friendly and keeps busy, they're never just standing around and you normally have to let them know when you're ready to check out which is no problem to me.

Disappointing experience! The fruits were overpriced and not of high quality. The only item worth…read morepurchasing was the Hani honey, which was both high quality and delicious. As for the ambiance, it was quite hot inside (I visited in June, so your experience may differ). The service was decent, but it didn't make up for the other issues. I wouldn't recommend going there unless you're just looking to buy honey. I would give it a 1/10.

I finally gave in to the viral Asian ice cream fruit that have been all over social media. A gas…read morestation near my house was selling them at a pretty outrageous price, but someone on Facebook mentioned a few other places that carried them for much less. I happened to be working out nearby, realized I'd driven past this market countless times, and figured it was the perfect opportunity to stop in. As soon as I walked inside, I spotted a freezer right by the register packed with Asia ice creams I'd never seen before. There were so many unique flavors that it was honestly hard not to grab one of everything. I ended up picking a nice variety, and I can't wait to work my way through them at home. The man behind the counter was incredibly friendly, and we chatted for a few minutes. I asked him which flavor was his favorite, and without hesitation he recommended the mango and the strawberry. Coincidentally, those were the two I was most excited to try as well. I didn't spend much time browsing the rest of the store because I was completely focused on my ice cream haul and getting it home before it melted. From what I did see, though, they seemed to have a great selection of Asian groceries and specialty products. I'll definitely be back to explore the aisles on another visit. It's always fun discovering foods from other cultures and trying something different. Experiences like this are a nice reminder that there's a whole world of flavors beyond the everyday foods most of us are used to.

This place, while small, has everything you could possibly need when it comes to preparing an Asian…read moremeal. Additionally, the people there are just so knowledgeable and willing to help with whatever you need. A real gem in Port Saint Lucie!

The place is small, like most Asian markets, but every inch is packed with products. You'll find…read morejust about anything you're looking for and more. They carry Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and many other Asian products--whatever you need, you'll probably find it here. The prices are comparable to other stores of this kind, so they're very reasonable.

Selection is okay but my issue was when I walked in the door and said hi how are you doing today…read moreand got no response, and then when I paid for my Items and said thank you have a good day and got no response. how are you going to be rude like that to paying customers must not like white folks

I was next door at the strip mall and a friend had highly recommended this produce stand and I am…read moreso glad I stopped! I am a nut for apple butter, pumpkin butter, jams, jellies, and corn relish. I have been on the hunt for several years for a red sweet pepper (NOT HOT!) relish and have looked high and low at many produce stands and all I ever find are spicey pepper relishes. I was shocked that they had exactly was I was searching for many years!! Couldn't wait to buy and take it home to try -- well, I wasn't disappointed. I bought it and the corn relish and both are absolutely the BEST I have EVER had!!!! The only produce I purchased were two beautiful beefsteak tomatoes. Being a transplant for over 40+ years, I know that there is NO such thing as a good tomato in Florida! I have shopped at other produce stands and have ALWAYS been disappointed. NOT that day! I have only tried one tomato and it was very red and juicy. I can't wait to eat the other one!

I had no idea this was here, and it is wonderful. Love the fresh produce; it's like going straight…read moreto the farm.

This was a cute farmer's market. The staff was helpful and friendly. I was looking for watermelon…read morejuice. Sadly they didn't have it but they had mango juice and watermelons in halves. Apart from from fruits they had herbs, vegetables, honey, hats, shirts, fresh juices, and other things. They had the biggest cherries. The market is under a big tent it. Is hot here. Some items are refrigerated. The market has a good size parking area. It was easy to find. It had a big sign and it is easily visible from the street.

I was there a few years ago. Great strawberries good prices. The real deal…read more I like that they're open not just on weekends

My place to go for Lebanese supplies. Bulgar wheat #1 grade for my tabouli is here. Don't let…read moreanyone tell you this ingredient isn't important, it is. Grape leaves are here and they have the stemless that makes things much easier. The bread is here and this is the closet place from West Palm for good pita. The cafe is good. The food is Palestinian and good but it's different from Lebanese. I brought my mother once and she made a scene by telling the waiter it wasn't Lebanese. Well, no, it's Palestinian, mom. I ate hers. Arab mom's are always right. Still, thank you PO for being here!

I was looking for a quick take out/Mediterranean spot and this place came up in my search. I was…read moresurprised that it was located by a gas station store. You can order food all the way at the back of the store. They also have ready to eat food and sides in the refrigerator section. I grabbed a big slab of spanakopita for $10 (delicious once I threw it in the air fryer for a couple of minutes at home), hummus (also delicious - it was very smooth), and stuffed grape leaves/dolmas. I also ordered a double shot of ginger juice (which seemed more like a single shot in a tiny sauce container for $5), chicken shawarma platter and chicken Greek salad. For almost $17, the chicken shawarma was a bit disappointing in terms of portion size - it came with two sides, which we did French Fries and grilled veggies. Taste wise it was it was decent but I didn't get full from it. I went on a weekday afternoon and they had a steady stream of customers but only one guy manning everything so service was not the fastest. There were several tables available to dine in but most do take out.