7/12/26 we waited for the rush to be over before we ventured to the new, rebuilt Publix in Fern…read more Bch! It sure is big and spacious! We heard about having a lunch or dinner made for you, then going up stairs for table/chairs to eat AND it's true. What can be made-fresh pizza (or grab a slice), sushi, taco/burrito, bowl, or to the deli for subs or fried chicken (like before), big nice salad bar/hot bar (sold by pound), refrig sandiches, salads etc. I wanted a bowl and of 5 options to start my grain level, was roasted quinoa (great), then 4 oz of chicken, black beans, corn, pickled red onions, tomatoes, scallions, sour cream and guacamole! Pretty amazing for $10 ( usually $11 but $2 this week). It was great partly bec I created it with what I wanted! The only limit is the 4oz of protein (chix, beef or pork) but rest, as much as you want. Everything was nice, wide aisles, lots of options, lots of counter help, cashiers etc.Publix was missed!

A lot of unique options at this one such as a bar, pizza oven, etc. I am not sure how much people…read moreuse those but they are there.

For those who know me well, I love shopping for produce at the local Farmer's Market. And I may…read morehave found one where I will be shopping regularly! My husband and I passed by this little shack one day, as he excitedly exclaimed "look babe, a Farmer's market!"... So I went on Google to see what we were nearby and Camden Tomato House popped up on my search. I made it a mission to go and check it out. Fast forward to today, I made time to go and see what they offer. And there's a lot of stuff! Most of the produce are local, some sourced out from Florida or Mexico. They have fruits, veggies, nuts, eggs (which they advertise as "butt nuggets") preserved jams, local honey, salad dressing and pickles. I'm sure there's more that I missed. Prices are affordable. For example, Fingerling potatoes are $0.99/lb, Peaches for $3/lb, Bananas for $0.59/lb. I got there at the right time because it wasn't busy at all. The young lady - I believe her name is Cyerra - told me that weekends are their busy times. She's very friendly too, always had a smile on her face! Parking is ample in my opinion, not sure how it would look like during the weekend. They accept cards for payment too, which definitely is a plus to me! Now that I found a Farmer's market nearby, you'll definitely see me checking in here quite often.

Flat out the best fresh farmers market within 100 miles. All of the vegetable markets get their…read moreproduce from the same wholesalers. These folks seem to get the pick of the litter, vegetables, and fruits are excellent here. They have organic chicken and duck eggs and those are the best I've ever had. The family that owns this market always tells me if you don't like anything bring it back for a refund or an exchange. Now that is confidence in your produce when you say the guarantee and not hide it away somewhere or have none at all. On Saturdays there is a retired couple that sells frozen Lumpia a big bag for $20 and well worth it. Do yourself a HUGE favor buy your produce here instead of the supermarket and at the very lest you know you'll get produce from around the area.

This isn't a Supercenter. They don't have a full grocery section but they have enough to get by and…read moretoday, I just needed to return one thing I had bought at another Walmart. No problem and the associate at the counter was efficient. The store was in good condition this evening. Sure, they're restocking but there was no trash on the floors, the products I was looking for were well stocked and I was even greeted by one or two associates ("ten foot rule!") as I walked around. If you need a full grocery shop, you'll need to go elsewhere. But the basics? You can find them here. [Review 19331 overall - 1676 in Florida - 301 of 2023.]

The store in small and disorganized. The help isn't helpful and aren't Mensa members. Customer…read moreservice is a joke, and almost nonexistent. Customer returns are always a battle royal. A lot of merchandise is under weight. See 'u tube! Employees are under paid and you can see it in their moral! Shop target for a fair shake!

Albeit it is a small commissary. You can find some great deals and unique items here…read more My only complaint is that this place needs a complete renovation. Outdated equipment and seems dark inside. Plus having more organic options would be great! Love that they have some. Unfortunately not any organic meat at all. But extremely grateful to have this little store to get groceries when I don't want to go to the big box store.

Always good friendly workers that really help when I can't find what I am looking for.read more

Black owned grocery store…read more Next to Chuze fitness. It's a pretty big store. I would say items are priced a bit higher, than most stores, but I understand why. They are a smaller store and buying in smaller quantities. They have cleaning supplies, laundry supplies, pet food, healthy supplements. I have stopped in her a few times, and customer service is always good. It's nice to support a small business, trying to plant their feet in the ground.

Loved visiting Marche Cotier after dinner for a classic European dessert: wine and cheese!…read more The woman who helped us decide what cheese to get was very helpful! She gave us a bunch of samples based on what we said we were in the mood for, and we were able to tell her how much we wanted of the three cheeses we selected. You can get a charcuterie board (they have a bunch of options) that you add cheese to by weight, or simply have cheese that you pay for based on weight (same way, just cheese - solo) and they will plate it beautifully with some crackers. It was perfect! We had it with a glass of red wine, each ($15 a piece). For the small amounts of cheeses we had plus the wine and a tip, it came out to $45. Very affordable for such a lovely experience with high quality cheeses we don't usually have. We wish there was a place like this near us. There is only indoor seating but they have cute French bistro chairs and tables, They also serve coffee and select gelato and have some pastries and sourdough baguettes for breakfast/snacks (and for their charcuterie and cheese boards). You can also get things there like truffle butter, honey, etc.

Marche Cotier in Fernandina Beach is such a gem -- walking in felt like we'd been transported…read morestraight to Europe. We stumbled in by chance and were blown away by their incredible charcuterie boards, wine selection, and even their dry-aged meat racks (which you definitely don't see often around here!). We ordered a board with four different cheeses and prosciutto (forgive my spelling!) and everything was absolutely delicious. The staff was wonderful -- so welcoming, super knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. We're already planning to come back for one of their caviar nights, and honestly, I can see us becoming regulars here. Such a great addition to the area!

Must go must stop Must buy…read moreYummmm yummmmm Gumbo Ez at crooked river Left over shrimp an a fresh chicken Gumboo Ez in a jar

Cute small shop. Mostly local, but some things are from small businesses from out of state. Nice…read moreshop owner at the counter. Good kombucha! 12/10.

There was no nearby car wash and I was desperate for a cleaning so I decided to use a gas station…read morecar wash for the first time. Pretty bad experience. They had different wash options but the kiosk was so blurred out it was hard to read the screen. I think I picked the premium wash for $10. All the machine did was sprayed water, then soap then more water on my car. And it was like 10 minute wash. The brushes did not scrub my car at all. All the grass that was stuck to my car from my lawn being mowed the previous day was still on my car. Never again will I do a car wash at a gas station.

Not sure. Idk but I like it's gas station…read morebut prices are "Expensive"