Steve's Famous Pnuts either no longer exists or doesn't exist at this location. I used to LOVE…read moreSteve's, we'd stop every time we had to go through the area. I haven't been that way in a while so I figured I'd stop and I was SO excited. It was going to take me a bit out of my way but I didn't even care because best boiled peanuts ever. There's a building there. It's Ms. Steve's ice cream. Cool, my first assumption was maybe Steve and his wife went into business together. But I did laps around the area and that was the only building. I also looked over the menu at the ice cream place to see if maybe they were working out of the same building but nope. So I went out of my way for NOTHING. And I passed SO many farm stands on 301 because I knew Steve's was in my future. So frustrating and disappointing, change the listing or delete it if it isn't this location anymore guys.

Addendum: Alex is still AWESOME but make sure you taste test first. This last batch of pork rinds…read morewas not light and crispy. Instead they were hard and some inedible. Now I'm sitting on $40 in pork rinds I won't eat. Taste them first! This happened one other time. When they're good, they're GOOD! But when they're bad, they're hard and tasteless. OMGash we love Alex at this Markets of Marion location. That awesome man needs a raise. He is above and beyond so friendly and helpful -we always look forward to always seeing him. We walked away with 15 bags of treats to take back to Michigan. The pork rinds are the BEST we've had. The texture is so dreamy. Chili lime and salted are our favs -chili lime tastes like chili cheese Fritos. The caramel corn is so light with the PERFECT amount of caramel. We love Steve's Pnuts so much! There is a booth located at the entrance to Building A -and there's another booth inside by the fruit and vegetable stands.

The produce is always fresh. The service is awesome. If you're looking for a real Caribbean food,…read morethis is the place to be. You become family, it's not just a business.

Belleview store closing May 10 2026 Liquor store will remain…read moreopen. Sad to see it go. Going to miss those BOGOs.

Every employee is polite & professional. Right down to Paul, who returns the carriages (baskets) &…read morealways says Hi, how are you doin?

Sad sushi experience, $11.49 for a shrimp cut in 1/2 that I could've paid the same price at a Sushi…read morerestaurant and gotten 2 large shrimp tempura in a roll for the same price. For the amount of money we pour into Publix with daily grocery needs, I'm very disappointed. Won't be buying sushi here anymore.

Don't bother ordering from this deli, they are slow and unable to complete orders in a timely…read moremanner. Ordering ahead in the app seems to make your order take longer. Drive to the other side of town, it will be faster

love this walmart. the auto care is hit or miss on speediness, but i love the self checkout…read moreworkers. brady is always so kind! would and will visit again!

We just moved to the area, and have shopped here a few times for groceries and other items. The…read morestore is always very clean. The selection per each department is great. The prices are a bit lower from where we came from in Central Illinois. There are many associates to ask for help. My only concern. Some of the associates only speak Spanish. Since I don't speak Spanish, it presents a bit of an obstacle. But not something a picture can't solve instead of a spoken word. I really like this Walmart. Thank you for providing a great shopping experience. I can't understand why it gets many low star reviews.

PROS: Clean, and friendly staff. Exceptional prices, Century located, and wide aisles…read more CONS: Trolleys, it has the Aldi's atmosphere. You put a coin in to get a trolley, and you have to bring your own bags.

Good shopping spot to pick up small items needed without having to make the 15 min ride to Walmart…read more Prices are very comparable and often times cheaper than Walmart.

My wife has seasonal allergies and strongly believes in the benefits of local honey. Whenever we…read moremove to a new place, one of the things we seek out is a source for local honey. In Central Texas, we met a local beekeeper at a farmer's market and my local honey, by that I mean my wife, swears Ramona's honey ranks up there. So when we moved to North Central Florida we started looking for local honey at farmer's markets and online. Our community's farmer's market didn't have any local honey so we checked out the Market of Marion. We got there early on Saturday and the vendors selling local honey were either closed or not set up yet. I searched online for a local honey source in Belleview and Queen of America Honey (QoAH) showed up. I called to confirm they're open and they were. QoAH, we learned from the friendly lady behind the counter, actually sources and processes honey from various domestic and international locations, including South America, and they supply honey wholesale and ships them in tanks to companies using them for various applications and products. But they also have local honey they get from apiaries in the local area. Oh yeah, they have this cool see through tube where you can see bees in action. After tasting the available local honeys they have, my wife chose the Wildflower. The lady behind the counter told us she loves the pepper honey but they didn't have any in stock. A 1-lb jar cost $10. A good find!

Wow I was very pleased with our lil Saturday morning field trip over to this shop! We got to taste…read morethe different honies they have bottled here & watch the bees at work doing what they do best! Marian was very friendly & knowledgeable! Definitely a worthy stop & good place to keep in mind for gift giving as well as consuming locally grown honey for our health!