So I ventured into Bravo 3 years ago to grab some veggies. To my surprise they had a better…read moreproduce area than Publix. The pricing is much more reasonable than Publix or Walmart. They also have e a much broader selection. The meats (steaks) are also half the cost as most other retailers. Now for the really cool part. They have a cafe that serves by the pound or by the meal. Pescado Milanese, Chicarron, stewed brown chicken and more and pastries. Over the last couple of years I have sampled everything. From soup to ribs. There is bar seating. Drinks and great Cuban Coffee. This is a must go. If not for the grocery store then the cafe. Go!

This market is located in a plaza in the corner of 48th street (aka wiles road) and Dixie highway…read more There is planets of parking spaces but I would just be wary of where you are parking, as it is cramped and on top of that individuals in this plaza park carelessly. The first thing I noticed about this establishment is the off putting smell when you first enter the store. It basically smells like a butcher shop since their meat section is near the entrance and all that air gushes at you when the automatic sliding doors open. This is a store run by Hispanics. I at first thought it was a Hispanic store (just how there are Indian stores and oriental East Asian stores), however it's just a regular quick stop grocery store. They have the basic produce and shelf items you can find at any store. The only difference is that over here the prices are cheaper as is the quality. I'm not sure which days they get a fresh delivery, but once I find out, I will be sure to write a tip about it. My favorite thing to get here is the dulce de leche ice cream pops (which are conveniently located near checkout) they have and the spicy jalapeño plantain chips (and a couple of the produce if I'm in the area).

Clean, lots of selection and almost TOO many to choose from! I am becoming a more frequent shopper…read moreat Kimchi Mart as I try out new items and keep building a longer list for my next visit. From spices and sauces to frozen items and to-go prepared foods, I've been consistently impressed. I've been wanting a better Asian market experience and Kimchi is it.

Kimchi Mart is a staple grocery store known by the Asian community. As one of the bigger markets…read moredown here in South Florida, you'll be amazed to find anything you'll need. This location in Coral Springs is clean and well organized. Shelves are always fully stocked and fruits and vegetables are always nicely packed and neatly displayed and amazingly fresh. There's a clean feel all around the store. One benefit I discovered was that after 7 pm daily, prepared foods are sold at 50% off for a great deal. From drinks to novelty snacks, from sauces to packaged noodles and spices, from fresh to frozen meats and treats, missing that ingredient for your dish, Kimchi Mart will have it. I also find that the prices are reasonably cheaper and fair compared to other grocery stores. Love this Kimchi Mart and a must visit and be sure to take your time as you stroll down each aisle being amazed at what you will discover.

Looking forward to dinner tonight. The chicken piccata is on sale this week and they have the best…read moreolive oil oil's money to buy.

I want to thank the business owner for her response. I want to be clear. I have had many good…read moreexperiences at Doris's. I am hoping that this was a one off and I trust that the owner will address this with her staff. Thank you.

Another "Spanish" market, mainly South American. They had a small fruits and veggie section, small…read moremeats/butcher, ethnic sections for seasoning, cookies, etc. They even had cooked food. Prices were good. Not sure I'll be back tho.

Fantastic experience with Seabra Parkland. Georgia is very friendly and professional. Thumbs up…read moreSeabra team. Val @AmericanAirlines.

I'm a fan of Whole Foods. Not so much for the healthy choices, to me it's more of a novelty store…read more What cool thing can I find today? Today did not disappoint, it was a juice made from the byproducts of processing cacao beans. Not bad not definitely not what I was expecting. Then we grabbed some Indian food from the hot case and went home...

I could have sworn I've written a review for this Whole Foods, one of the closest to my house, but…read moreapparently not. I should have, I've been here many times. for: make your own salad, and pay based on weight their sub sandwich counter A emergency trip for ice cream and some just good ol fashioned shoping. the other day was a new thing, a surprise bag. there is an app that if you time it right, you get a grocery bag of meals for 10 dollars. I had tried to time it for a couple weeks, and the other day, thanks to a heads up from my gal, I nailed one. It was about 4 and a half meals, a really good deal. They aren't ones I would have picked my self, but pleasant surprises all the same. The Chicken marsala meal was especially good. I wouldn't get the meal deal every week, but it's a nice way to save money. Whole Foods has many other pricey options too, that make your own salad is a great option too.

How can you not love this place? Everything is from France, things you can't find easily anywhere…read moreelse. France... where the best foodstuffs are found... not to mention such great restaurants. The owner is from Paris and said she opened this store 9 years ago. In business 9 years, that tells me all I need to know. I will be back to try a few things and pick up some cheeses, pate. Today, had a croissant sandwich (and I never have this) but wanted to try the ham and a croissant. It was made with care and heated nicely... was very good.

I stopped into Gourmet Market in Boca Raton to pick up a gift... and couldn't help but stay and…read moretreat myself, too. I'm so glad I did. I ordered the cappuccino and the spinach goat cheese quiche, and both were absolutely outstanding. I've spent a lot of time in France, and I can honestly say the flavors transported me right back. The cappuccino tasted like mornings in Paris, perfectly balanced, smooth, and comforting. The quiche was rich and beautifully baked, with that authentic, homemade French flavor you just can't fake. Even the salad and its dressing were thoughtfully prepared and delicious. Chef's kiss. The gift they put together for me was arranged so beautifully and with such care , it felt special and elevated. You can tell there's real pride and heart behind this place. A big merci to the owners for creating such a charming, authentic experience right here in Boca. I'll absolutely be back.

The store I just can't live without for Middle Eastern specialties, homemade 20 kinds of olives,…read more smile of the owner and sweets I remember from my childhood in.. the USSR!

This is a tiny store in a strip plaza. It's packed with a decent amount of products. The best part…read moreis the owners. Very friendly and kind. They always offer us chocolate treats to welcome us in their store and have even helped us with our bags to our car. Very humble and truly a great place to shop. Just wish it was closer to west boca.

First time at this Trader Joe's in East Boca Raton. The parking lot was slammed with limited spaces…read morebut manageable. Easy access to the red shopping carts out front. My first stop was the sample cart serving passion fruit granola with dried raspberries in organic non-dairy soy and it was spectacular, but the wife is not a fan. Found most items on our list quickly and staff were around for help. The checkout lane was fast and love that they put the items in a heavy paper bag with a durable double handle. Still have to shop at Publix and Sams Club for everything.

Shopping here has its ups and downs but the employees are always so courteous and help me find…read moreeverything. Bought bananas rice cracker snacks and chip dip. Love the big brown bags. Most prices are about equal to Publix but there are a few things like the organic stuff that is insanely expensive. I always think how did I get through the 70s without eating organic foods.