What a great store! The selection is plentiful, a little overwhelming in good ways- trying to…read morechoose which new items to try every time I go is part of the fun. Lovely floral and holiday decor, great cheese and grab-to-go options. Competitive prices overall and deals. Shelves are well stocked and the staff is extremely helpful. I had trouble finding a particular soup and a member helped me locate it with ease. All the staff is super nice, keep up the good work!

I come into Sprouts about 2-3 times a week and order the exact same sandwich each time, but the…read moreexperience is never consistent--and it's becoming really frustrating. First, the customer service is lacking. Most of the time, associates don't acknowledge me at all when I walk up. I usually end up standing there for about five minutes before anyone even says anything, and then it takes additional time for them to get ready to make the sandwich. It just doesn't feel welcoming. The process itself is also all over the place. Sometimes associates ask what I'd like, other times I have to jump in and tell them. I recently found out sandwiches can be toasted--no one had ever mentioned that before. Some associates spread condiments, others don't. There's no standard, which makes the experience confusing every time I visit. Another issue is that no one wears a name badge, so there's no way to recognize or thank someone who does a good job--or even know who helped you. Pricing is probably the most frustrating part. The sign clearly says there's a $5.99 meal deal that includes chips and a drink, and that the sandwich alone is $4.99. However, every time I order, I'm either charged $5.99 just for the sandwich or $4.99 plus extra for chips and a drink. It never rings up the same way twice, and no one explains why. It feels misleading and confusing. Overall, the experience feels disorganized. Between the lack of acknowledgment, inconsistent preparation, missing name tags, and unclear pricing, it just doesn't feel like a welcoming or well-managed environment. I'd really like to keep coming here regularly, but something needs to change.

This is a great farmers market in the Naples area! It runs on Saturdays from 8am - 1pm in the…read moreShoppes at Vanderbilt. There is plenty of parking nearby and the market hosts 90+ vendors! There was a great variety of offerings from produce, flowers, clothing, beauty products, specialty food items, baked goods, food trucks, artisan items, community businesses and more! Some booths were giving out free samples; and as a whole, the vendors were kind and not pushy. This definitely seems like a community, weekend hot spot and a must visit when in the area! Tip: The market was dog friendly too!

great farmers market - best in the area. Highly recommend you try it - yo will come backread more

Awesome bar downstairs! That liquid laughter is great! I can't remember the bartenders name but he…read morewas very quick with service. All around enjoyable

Seed to Table stands out from other stores. As the name suggests, it sources its products from…read morelocal farms, offering fresh produce and much more. They truly provide a wide range of items, including organic goods, meats, seafood, fruits, and vegetables. Additionally, there's a pastry section, various international food sections, and more. You can also find selections of liquor, wine, and beer. You can place an order, find a seat, and enjoy your meal right there. There's even live music and bands performing. You really have to experience it for yourself.

Nice variety of produce to stock up on when Saturday mornings come around. Peppers, onions,…read moretomatoes, potatoes, strawberries...just to name a few. Delicious Mexican street food like papusas and tacos are prepared in front of everyone as you wait. Come here for much better prices on veggies and fruits than the local chain store. Needs to be bigger.

Big disappointment to see stickers on all the "local" produce. Almost all of the produce that is…read moresold at this market has been bought at a distribution center and sold here for more than you can buy it for at your local Publix supermarket. I bought some beautiful strawberries... Which appeared to be locally grown, but we're full of mold in the bottom of the basket. Those strawberries will run you $5.00 a pint! This market is not worth it... Do yourself a favor and go to Oaks farm... There produce is truly local atleast.

The ability to find beautiful, locally grown organic vegetables, enjoy a freshly made natural juice…read moreprepared right in front of you, and savor a delicious Italian sub--all while listening to live music--truly transforms grocery shopping into a unique and enjoyable experience. It turns a routine errand into something memorable and fun.

The ready made meatloaf we all bought was past dated. Should have looked better…read more The other stuff was fine but the over the top political ads were very disconcerting. Was an experience but not one I need to repeat

I have been going here since they opened and always enjoyed driving from Naples to get fresh…read moreproduce, delicious tomatoes and support a local business. I had not been in about 2 years due to life events but was excited to go this weekend and stock up. I was sad to see most of the farm appeared to be a playground, and completely blown away that the u pick price for heirloom tomatoes was $6.33 ! What?! Just the week before I had been in Tennessee and visited a small produce stand and bought fresh heirlooms that had been shipped in for $1.99 per lb. I would love to support local growers, but it was completely unaffordable. A small pickling cucumber was $1.54 Sadly, I will not be back

Definitely a Florida staple. We love strawberry picking and sunflower picking. Such a great family…read moreexperience .

Scoops is an ice cream dream. All the flavors are small batch made in house. Banana cream pie,…read morepeanut butter cookie dough and pralines and cream are some favorites. The staff is super nice and helpful. It's a small place with a few tables and does get quite crowded. The ice cream makes it 100% worth the wait.

Okay, Scoops might just be my new happy place in North Naples. It's tucked away in a plaza at 951 &…read moreImmokalee, but once you find it, it feels like a little gem. The vibe is modern and super fun, they even have table and yard games so you can actually hang out instead of just rushing off with your sweet treat. The ice cream lineup is huge (and yes, they'll let you sample as many as you need ). I went in for the Açaí Bowl but couldn't resist trying some ice cream too, and it was fresh, tasty, and totally customizable. Win win. The staff is young, friendly, and just genuinely nice. You can tell they enjoy being there, which makes the whole experience better. Overall, it's the kind of spot that puts you in a good mood. We'll definitely be back!

Situated in The Shoppes at Pebblebrooke in East Naples, this Publix is a Super Publix, slightly…read morelarger than the average store. They offer a wide range of essentials, including groceries, toiletries, deli items, bakery goods, and much more. With reasonable prices, a clean environment, and friendly service, it's a great place to shop. Go for the BOGO's.

This is an average Publix in a long line of Publix grocery stores. The store is clean and employees…read moreare fairly helpful. This Publix is a little smaller than some other stores, but the selection is decent. I wish this store had a larger fresh produce selection, but I realize many of the Publix stores cater to the huge population of condo owners in the area, who generally have less than twenty items in their cart. Sometimes, while waiting in line at a Publix, customers behind me can get a bit impatient since I usually shop for the week or longer. This means meals, treats for the dogs and cats, plus plenty of water and cokes for the thirsty guys who do home repairs and improvements on a regular basis. Twenty items or less, fine, a full cart, you've been warned. Going to a grocery store isn't the most fun thing to do, still, Publix stores manage to make the experience as pleasant as possible by offering variety and having well stocked shelves. Parking isn't the best at this store, but it's doable. One thing that comes to mind, are the good subs at Publix. You're getting fresh bread, quality deli meats, cheeses and fresh veggies for your sub. The employees will make the sub to your specific preferences and these subs are not only a great value, but a healthy alternative to a fried lunch. This is a convenient store to shop, especially if you only need to run in for a few quick items. This Publix is located on two major streets, so very easy to find.

On a recent shopping day, I decided to shop at Winn-Dixie. The store is in a convenient location,…read moreright off Collier and parking is good. The store is clean and has a layout that's easy to find things. I was a little disappointed with some of the produce, the Bok Choy was still good, although not as crisp as it should have been, Likewise for the salad section, although the tomatoes and oranges looked fresh. The seafood department has a varied selection and so does the meat department. The salmon I bought looked fresh and was priced well. One of the things I liked are the BOGO specials like Publix has, plus they have the Fresh Pet section and my dogs appreciate that. Service is good, and the lady who checked out my order was friendly and helpful. Winn-Dixie has a good selection of products and they are customer friendly.

If you want to know why Winn-Dixie is suffering, visit the store on Collier Boulevard…read more You will find they are frequently out of basic staples. Good luck getting any help. And when you go to the checkout, it will be hit or miss whether you get somebody who is friendly. Today, a woman named C**** seemed actually annoyed I was inconveniencing her by using her checkout line at a time when the grocery store was nearly empty. I had placed all my items on the conveyor belt, and she was next door with one of the other clerks. I asked the other clerk if somebody was going to come to this register and she shuffled over. All in all rather unpleasant experience for something as simple as groceries. So much for "service with a smile."