I am a huge fan of the Fresh Market and this particular location in Tallahassee, Florida is an…read moreoverall good representation of the brand. The service here is friendly and the overall layout of the store is pleasant and conveys a relaxing ambiance. I have tosay that I am a huge fan of their meat and produce sections and I find both departments to be top-notch. If you find yourself in Tallahassee, Florida, I would definitely recommend this particular location of the Fresh Market.

Good nearby market. Inconsistent Chicken-salad. Sometimes too much mayo and so is the tuna. Nice 4…read morebig croissants free w/salads. We buy extra chicken breast and supplement to lower mayo. If you are an Ap Member, lower price points do help offset higher than norms. Like Meat Dept. they will slice or package exactly to your request. Quick lines, fast service.

We had a wonderful employee help us around Publix today. We are from California and do not know the…read morelayout of Publix very well and Waring Hall was so kind to help us find all of are list of groceries, quickly and efficiently. Anytime we are in town again we will make sure to stop by this Publix for any of our grocery needs. Acts of hospitality and kindness really go a long way. Thank you Waring, you are a true gentleman. Jenni H.

This is the worst Publix ever operated ! EVERYDAY this place is unsatisfactory! It's not anything…read moreclose to George Jenkins concept of a grocery store. I don't know why they keep the same managers? It's starts at the top and rolls downhill. Ultimately the store manager is responsible for the ridiculous way this store functions. I could tell you specific stories but we would be here for hours. Please let Lakeland know. My wife and I live closest to this one but we have agreed to change our prescriptions to another location as of Monday and have agreed to boycott this location until new management is installed. Trust me it's coming!!

Love Publix great selection, service, clean. Easy self service checkouts and they always call for…read morebackup when lines get long.

I've shopped at this Publix location every week for the past four years. This store is always…read moreclean, usually well-stocked, and the vast majority of the associates are pleasant to deal with. Shopping here truly is a pleasure. The produce department staff are perhaps the friendliest in the store. The stockers are always quick to greet you and offer help. And there is a charming lady behind the fresh produce counter who makes sure she welcomes each shopper who gets within twenty feet of her station. In general, the cashiers and baggers are friendly and keep the lines moving. A shout-out to Brittany and Dolores who have to be the best cashiers in the store. They both exhibit the perfect balance of interacting with the customer without needless chatting, which ultimately slows down the check-out process. IMO, management should have new cashiers shadow them to learn how to best work in that role. However, there are a couple areas for improvement ... Some of the college students working at the sub counter in the deli need more training. On several occasions, when ordering a premium sub (e.g. Jamaican Jerk Chicken, Holiday Turkey, etc.), the associate had no clue what ingredients to use; I had to read them the ingredients from the placard that is taped to the glass facing the customer. For the $8+ subs, this is kind of a big deal because if you aren't paying attention (or pre-order online), and they don't add the bacon or specialty cheese, for example, you really aren't getting your money's worth. Sale tags are notoriously left up past the end-of-sale date so that they don't ring up with the sale price at the register. While the customer service counter will normally refund the entire price (not just the difference) when this occurs, it can still be an inconvenience, ranging from small to huge. The inconvenience is small if I notice it while checking out, and I can go immediately to the customer service counter. This becomes more of a problem during the summer months when my groceries start to thaw while I wait for them to walk back and verify the sale tag is still up. The inconvenience is huge if I don't notice it until I get home and have to immediately return to the store after unpacking my groceries.

First time in Winn-Dixie - I was in and out quickly, not crowded at all, found what I was looking…read morefor.

Compatible pricing with fast and friendly service. If you get their app and sign up for Rewards,…read moreyou get a free carton of Prestige ice cream on your birthday each year.

I'm a long time fan of World Market. They've always got a great selection of furniture and home…read morefurnishings that are fun and unique. I especially like their selection of foreign food and drink items - we often pick up some things from Germany, the UK, and Italy here. I would highly recommend stopping in if you haven't before. What you're looking for some type of accent furniture or decorations or unique food/treat, this place as you covered.

This is a very dangerous place…read more Not literally a dangerous place. You won't die there. Well, maybe if you get a shock after seeing your wallet. This place is dangerous for your wallet because there are way too many pretty things to buy! I've gone there twice now. On my first visit, I spent hours in there with my friend and neighbor. We were nearly there until closing time on a Sunday. We left with bags of food, alcohol, and with memberships that we signed up for with cashier Lucy's help. The second time I went, I mainly went to buy a gift card for the same friend and neighbor who accompanied me before as it was her birthday. I brought a companion, and well, we also wound up buying more food and alcohol. Admittedly this store has more than that, having furniture and what not, but the food and alcohol are what gets you. There is so much variety. You will find obscure products here, like Vegemite for the Aussies or more common stuff like different flavors of pocky for those loving Asian goodies. Heck, I found madeleines imported from France, which I repeatedly get told aren't dry like the American ones, and after having them, I must concur. You don't know what you're missing until you have it. That said, I'm shocked it took me so long to go to this place. A girlfriend of mine recommended this chain to me years ago, and well, I only recently went, and since then have been asking - where have you been all my life? Shame on me for taking forever to go!

Love this market! They always have fresh eggs, fruits, and vegetables. I always find what I need…read moreand things I didn't know I needed. They also have plants, they vary.

I was excited to go to Jefferson farmers market today, but was disappointed in the experience. It…read morewas probably because I didn't realize most of the produce was the same product I can buy at Publix or Walmart for half the cost. Since I live around many farms I assumed the produce was grown here locally. Well lesson learned! I would also like vendors to know, when asking a customer if they would like a receipt, we would like a receipt of the breakdown of items charged, not just a total our credit card company can give us. Transparency is key. Service was good.

Smashing Olive is a great place to visit and I am sure that you will l find an oil or vinegar (or…read moremore than one) that will interest you. Place has a great ambiance and friendly people working here. With it being in a shopping plaza, parking should never be an issue. I definitely recommend a visit here.

We have also had a negative experience with customer service; accidentally picked up a spicy…read moreversion of olive oil that we would never use and returned it unopened and in store condition, but were told that they do not accept exchanges under any condition . We were frequent customers, despite the high priced products.

This market has a nice selection of dry goods, produce, and candy. They have bulk-size bags of rice…read moreat decent prices ($5 for a 5lb bag, not bad) and large containers of Jasmine, Green, and other forms of tea, also priced well. If you are looking for Asian produce (bok choy, daikon radish, etc), their prices are very fair and the produce is in great condition. They also have an entire aisle of chile sauce, various forms of sauce, and cooking oil/wine/vinegar. There is also an aisle of noodles (you won't find Maruchan here, but give the other ones a try!) and some dried mushrooms. Make sure that you take a peek into their coolers, too. You'll find all kinds of buns, meats, seafood, and other noodles/starch items. The candy section is also ample, with cookies and hard candies of all types. Unless you plan on spending over $10, make sure that you take some cash - they only do credit card transactions over $10. *Update: if you get the rice, check it for worms. We brought home a lot more than rice that day.

Glad to see this made it in YELP! The first few time I came here, I felt as though I was cheating…read moreon Lynn - but since then I've come to realize they have different areas that do not intersect. I find that the variety of fresh exotic vegetables is greater here than at Lynns - and also, there are a number of frozen items I haven't found over at Lynns. That said, I frequent Lynn's more (out of it's daily operating hours) and so only come here when seeking out stuff Lynn's doesn't have. One example is this dehydrated soup that I've become dependent on. Havista brand Black Pepper Sour and Hot Soup. (what's more, I enjoy the awkward English translation on the packaging: "Hot water, 3 seconds, soup OK! Delicious as Fresh from Kitchen. No MSG Added"! (as though the faux MSG scare of the 1960's were still in effect among the 2015 congnoscenti!). It may be out of the way for some (about 1/8 mile past Capital Circle on the Parkway) but if you're looking for exotic vegetables, definitely give these guys a try!