This is the best grocery store in town for produce and meat. The steaks are the same price as…read moreCostco but you don't have to buy a $100 dollar pack and they are aged. Also, they serve some delicious ice cream and food. Hot dog isn't as good as Costco but it is an easy cheap snack after shopping. Wish they would bring back the sandwiches.

Some fruits and vegetables are well worth their price. I find them fresh and tasty. However, I…read morewill never again buy their steaks, meat, pork or any type of chicken. What I thought was a whole chicken, turned out to be some sort of chicken the hispanic community buys for soups or stews. I baked it and threw it out it was so nasty. I called the corporate office and was told it was not a roasting chicken. How was I to know. Their chicken wings still have feathers on them here and there, again Nasty! They buy their chickens from a farm somewhere in Georgia I believe but the safety of shipping chickens is very important. Once I bought what they said was Mayport shrimp, previously frozen. After opening the package the odor was too strong, which tells me the shrimp is not edible and can be dangerous. If you demand quality, Publix is still the best choice. The staff is totally oblivious. They cannot answer any questions, they will also tell you the same story.."we are expecting a truck anytime now, sorry we ran out" Same line over and over. Guess they are trained to lie to their customers to keep them coming back. I bought eggs, several had two yolks, sorry but that's weird to me. Threw them out as well. The crowds are out of control, they do not care if they block the very small isles, if they push and grab, they are mostly foreign customers as I have noticed the meat, vegetables and fruits are more geared to their culture. That's fine but train your staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. I also find the parking lot littered with trash at times, especially in the grassy areas. Not a class act for sure!

I can really appreciate the small, local farmers and Down to Earth produces some of the most…read morebeautiful fruits and veggies that I have ever seen in the area! They grow more than 50% of flowers on their farm and if you ever get a chance to buy a bouquet, you won't be sorry. Absolutely as gorgeous as their produce! I happen to visit their booth at the Jax Arts District Farmers Market in Riverside on Wednesdays and the woman working it is very knowledgeable about the farm and agriculture. The actual farmer wasn't present, but I believe she said that he has been working his farm for over a decade. That's pretty impressive and very progressive especially for the Jacksonville area seeing that I grew up south of Gainesville where most of the bigger farms are located. The prices are so reasonable for the quality and varieties offered here. Just check out their in-season produce and flowers so you'll know what I mean. I took photos. :)

Stopped by their vendor booth at the Riverside Arts Market today. Had tons of beautiful, farm-fresh…read moreproduce as well as some other local goodies. I was trying to stick to a grocery list, so I only got French breakfast radishes and a red onion, but they were very friendly and I will definitely be keeping an eye out for them again at future markets. Maybe next time I'll even be brave enough to buy the gorgeous Chinese broccoli they were selling for just a few dollars!

Lakeshore produce is that kinda country feeling fruit Stand that you always love to stop by while…read moreon vacation. This one offers not only fresh fruit and vegetables, but a multiple of products likes jam and jellies, and they make fresh brisket daily on their open days. They have fresh salads such as macaroni and great chicken salad. The offerings vary per produce is seasonal. Service had a smile and I was in and out quickly.

Got some great fruit today at great prices. Bananas & strawberries. Very fresh! Also bought some…read moreribs from their barbecue; delish!!

Yes, the location and building are pretty sketch but it's worth checking out if you're into…read moreSoutheast Asian cuisines. It's a Cambodian grocery so a rarity compared to the more-common Viet ones (which often have ample Thai imports) and has some different and notable products. However, the really big draw for me and most customers I think is the selection of fruit, vegetables, and especially exotic cuts of meat. If there are parts of various livestock you seek and can't normally get at Publix, you'll quite likely find them here. And the produce is fresh and second-to-none. As to people's reviews on Google reviews saying the store is dirty, smelly, and nasty--well, it's a bit run-down but safe. I came here with a friend who is Chamorro and thus very familiar with Asian grocers--he lived in the Philippines, as well. He's just like "yeah, this is the real deal, you can tell, this is where you come to buy liver and leave with fruit that you don't even know what it is". I think he's summed up the experience pretty fairly there.

my experience was marvelous convenient and I love the arrangements that they have for each age…read moregroup in each day of the week very interesting and good way to socialize and communicate later.

Multiple selections of healthy items from fruits, vegetables , meats, seafood and more!…read more Picked up fresh green onions and a new watermelon drink after work as it was still hot outside after 5PM. The checkout service was easy and quick. Always a good atmosphere being here and the parking is never a problem.

Love this store for produce and special occasions! Staff is helpful even on his first day!read more

This is a small Asian market located in a nondescript shopping center. Though small, it had some…read morecool items located within its walls. I would recommend a visit here.

Small market but plenty of fresh veggies, fruits and Oriental stuff. From rice, soy sauce to fresh…read morecoconut, durian and Asian snacks. My favorite thing to buy from here is fresh sugarcane juice. It's so refreshing and delicious. But they only have it occasionally. The cashier is super friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this little gem.

Valdes Farmers Market market was everything I expected a farmer's market would be - Outdoorsy,…read moreFarm-fresh pickings, and a bit of a Southern Charm. One thing I wasn't expecting but, should have realized by the name is that they had more Latin foods items on their shelves which was quite up my alley. They even had my favorite drink - Jupina - which a very flavorful Pineapple drink. I love the fact that their produce is much cheaper than the franchise prices and that they also have a selection of meats that you probably wouldn't find at a franchised grocery store such a a WHOLE FREAKING PIG. LOL! Yikes! To be such a small market, I also love that they provide shopping bags but, I would probably just use green bags next time to be a little more environment-friendly.

This is a true treasure of fresh vegetables, fruits and meat! I'm here once a week at least…read more Don't miss the absolutely delicious fresh pita for $2! And, the Cuban Pizza food truck outside is to die for

Any kind of food you are looking for Service is fast and…read moreefficient Not much noise and plenty of room for all the products and food court

Glad Jax is offering more larger international grocery stores but this one and another one are both…read moreon Beach Blvd. There needs to be one on the north side too. I've started cooking more of my culture's cuisine so it's nice to have more options in the Jax area. I love that they offer a food court right inside and every month they host an Asian Night Market outside in their parking lot. A few things they could improve on; offering a wider selection of their fresh/live seafood such as wild caught fish and shrimp. And lastly, the meat section could look fresher (not old dingy meat.)