Amazing food, we had their meet pie, 10/10. The lady that works the register was very nice and…read morepleasant to talk to.

Very reasonable deal here if you looking for market and bakery. This mini market basically is…read moreprimarily bake goods. You can find some frozen items or cookies. We were here to get some bread. Their breads is one of the good size and reasonably priced. We did get some European imported products.

I really like this Aldi. The downside is this is the only one in this part of Pinellas that does…read morenot have a self checkout lane. But they have the best cashier (Mui na) in the entire region as far as I'm concerned. These stores are always run with a low number of staff, but the folks here are so efficient and friendly. Aldi always has the best deals and the aisle of shame always has something weird and unexpectedly awesome. It's basically a tiny grocer with a side of scavenger hunt.

They were supposed to have an item on Wednesday. I stood outside before they opened and waited for…read morethis particular item will need to walk in, and the guy told me they sold it all to one person the day before.

I'm not a regular at sprouts but I think I will be. The healthy meats and veggies were just what I…read morewanted for my diet. Kimberley was an excellent helpful cashier. Life is good with friendly service and yummy healthy ingredients!

Went to sprouts and was very impressed on how organize it was. I was expecting it to be not as…read moreorganized since there was a piblix near it. Overall very happy with my grocery shopping and everything was affordable. The employees were friendly and kind as they helped put my groceries into the cart.

Want all the Chinese and Japanese ingredients that uou need? Great prices on produce especially…read moreasian veggies and great meat prices you should definitely help out. Also, even though the hot bar has raised the price it is still a great deal and the workers here are very inviting. Store is well laid out although sometimes it is hard to find things.

We decided to stop in MD Oriental Market on our way to another location as it was right there where…read morewe're stopped at a light and had never been there before. Ben is always on the lookout for new varieties of ramen so we try to check out as many as possible. Walking in, you could tell the place was pretty big so we started on one side and made our way around. They have a fresh food or hot food area, drinks seafood, proteins, produce, ect. Ben got super excited when he was walking down the beverage aisle that on one side had beers and saki, but also on the other side there were drinks that he recognized from when he spent two weeks in Seoul. Like super excited. He snapped a picture to send to his friend that he was there with and then picked up a flavor he said he drink nonstop while there. When we reached the ramen aisle, he took his time to look at all the different brands and flavors to see what he had tried before. Or what was new to him or just simply new flavors by companies he already liked. This is definitely something that he loves, and I just try to indulge him with. He mentioned that the prices were cheaper than other locations so I can see that in our future , we will be visiting here more often.

Ever since I moved to Florida about 2.5 years ago, I immediately became a huge Publix fan. I'm now…read morea huge Winn-Dixie fan. The store is never nearly as crowded as Publix (which scares me; hope they don't close down), the prices are definitely better than Publix and the meat is better than Publix. The only fault I can find in this store is the customer service. I don't think I've ever waited less than five minutes to pay for my stuff, even when I only had 1-2 items. Usually the wait is longer. That's a shame, because if this store had more people staffing the registers, it'd be perfect. Also, most cashiers aren't as friendly as the Publix cashiers. Still, this is a great, well run store (except for the customer service thing) and I've officially switched over. If it wasn't for the long wait times, this would have been a very easy five stars,

Food is fresh.beer is usually stocked up.rack of spareribs made for one person. Too delicious to…read moreshare with anyone.

We were driving down from St. Petersburg to Tampa and wanted to pick up some home stuff, so we…read morestopped at Walmart Supercenter. It was right on the way, so we didn't have to detour much. Parking was super easy. Since we went at night, it wasn't too crowded, and we got everything we needed.

I was traveling for work and ordered an iPad from Amazon. The delivery driver stole it. After…read morefighting to get a refund, I saw that they were on sale at Wamart. Not having a car, and no longer trusting delivery drivers, I Ubered to the Walmart to pick that up along with a few other items. The sale price was only available online. I spoke with the clerk in electronics, who was the ONLY person to show any compassion, but he was unable to price match. I spoke with the on duty manager at the front. She could not be bothered, and repeatedly told me there was nothing she could do, she could not match the price. I explained my previous situation, that I already had one stolen, I was traveling, I didn't have a car, and she was unbothered. So I asked, can I buy it online right now and pick it up now, while I'm here? She told me no, I could only pick it up during the pick up window which was 4 hours away. I (kind of) understand not matching the price in store. But I absolutely feel that the manager could have let me purchase and pick up the item without a 4 hour wait. Do better, Walmart

Publix is my go-to grocery store. They carry a wide selection. Yet some specialty items are…read moreavailable. I don't need fancy or over the top items. No caviar for me. Customer service is good & very accomodating.

This grocery store has 1,2967 locations only in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina,…read moreTennessee and Virginia. I had heard of this store from my son who said their sub sandwiches are the best. I've never been to a Publix so I was excited to see how they compare to my local grocery stores. The store was clean and one thing that caught my attention immediately was the abundance of ready made foods. The line to get their famous sub sandwiches was long. Their deli section looked good and hubs was hungry so he got their ribs and Mac and cheese and a self serve soda. Whenever I'm in a new town I like to check out foods not in my area. Saw this great looking 16 oz La Segunda Cuban loaf that would be perfect to make yummy sandwiches. In the freezer section there were lots of Jamaican style chicken and spicy beef patties, tostones, arepas, cassava and cheese rolls. Very cool! Throughout the store there are many BOGO deals. They're also well known for their high value store brand products. The store was clean and well organized too.

Very disappointed with the new management, half the store is stocked grocery product, very limited…read morefresh produces and most of it is rotten. Used to love coming here for the great variety. Very sad to say not worth the trip. Walked in and walked out empty handed.

They have cheap cheap costs of fresh produce and grocery items. WOW. The guy even gave me a free…read morebox of tomatoes. Thank you so much and well worth it. The food was nice sized too for fresh produce compared to everyday markets are smaller.

As far as Publix grocery stores go, the store itself is average & basic, it could use an upgrade…read morefor sure. All of the employees are really friendly & helpful, if you ask an employee where something is they will walk you right to the spot. But the real reason I'm writing this is because the Pharmacy at this store is amazing. They are all extremely helpful, the pharmacists are knowledgeable, they've held my hand through multiple insurance changes over the years. I have Good RX & they never have a problem checking whether my insurance or Good RX is cheaper so I can save money.

Would skip this one. I've accidentally bought chunky, expired milk here that they left on the…read moreshelf. Bought an apple pie here for thanksgiving and there was a metal chunk in the filling like almost looked like a grill bristle you use to clean grills.

Our first visit to Trader Joe's was outstanding. From the moment we walked in, the team made us…read morefeel welcome. Twice, we asked staff on the floor for help finding items--and both times they didn't just point us in the right direction, they personally walked us over and made sure we found exactly what we needed. That level of service is rare. At checkout, the cashier was genuinely friendly and engaging, which added to the overall experience. We also had an unfortunate moment where we accidentally dropped a bottle and it broke. We felt terrible but the staff handled it with kindness and professionalism, immediately putting us at ease without making us feel uncomfortable. That kind of customer care leaves a lasting impression. You've definitely won us over we'll be back. Five stars honestly don't feel like enough for a first experience like this.

To us, Trader Joe's is for coffee and wine, and some silly treat that catches our eye…read more This Joe's was busy, the aisles were clean, and the staff were nice. Produce was fresh, flowers were fresh. The customers can be a little overly-hurried, especially in the parking lot. I'm not telling you anything you dont know. I said coffee. It surprises me that there is not a whole lot of variety in sourcing and roast-styles. This Joe's has a small coffee section in the back left corner, around 40 options. Somehow the selection seemed rather sparse. Maybe they've been outdone by local roasters. Poor me, right? Well, I saw two dark roasts, and I grabbed 100% Trader-Joe's-brand arabica French roast whole beans. At home, they looked gorgeously shiny and the aroma was rich. They tasted quite good! Fresh and bold without excess acid or bitterness. Ok, Joe's, well-done. We headed for the wine corner, and were rewarded with tiny samples of a smooth whiskey and a fresh nut-mix, offered by a bold fellow with a short distinctively-curly mustache. We scanned the wines and got an inexpensive $5.50 Espiral Portuguese Vinho Verde, a very-light slightly-sparkling slightly-sweet white wine. Typically it's thought of as a summer wine to drink chilled for any non-serious pairing with non-serious food. We like it because, as long as it's not flat and not a noticeably sour brand, vinho verde is a nice year-round evening-blurry treat. And we got some mixed-flowers for a bright reminder of a pleasant shopping experience.