Did not knock my socks off. Sausages were ok. Service was anything but gracious. I was mostly…read moreignored and when I asked a question she did me the favor or answering. I prefer the Chop House up the road.

First time stopping in! Got great deal on crab claws so much…read morecheaper than the fish market....including some fresh fish! Grass fed beef looks amazing! What a selection I'll be back!

Stopped in for some fresh shrimp. I could have bought some of everything in there. The fish and…read moreshrimp all looked wonderful. We decided on a couple of pounds of shrimp on sale. We took it to our house and had it for dinner. Very tasty!!

Perhaps it has something to do with the halo effect of being on vacation, but I loved Fisherman's…read moreDock. Could I have really come here three times in five days? I think I did. The first time was shrimp and mahi. The second time was shrimp, mahi, conch fritter batter, and oysters. The third time was for even more shrimp. Are you picking up on a trend? When shopping anywhere, it's clutch to go for the local options, and here it was the shrimp. The largest, local shrimp were just $10 a pound, and they were fabulous. I could eat them every day. Um... I think I pretty much did eat them every day. In part, that is thanks to the flippin' amazing cocktail sauce. Which isn't local. But that doesn't make it any less kickass amazeballs. Kelchner. Remember the name. Delightful, delightful stuff. Even if it happens to be made in Allentown, PA. They have been making it since 1938, when folks weren't fooling around with subpar ingredients. Of course, in St. Augustine we had some datil pepper hot sauce too. The staff was great. All of our questions were answered about where the fish came from. Oysters from Canada. Mahi from Central America (I forget where, maybe Honduras). I appreciated how you could order whole fish, and they would prepare them for you. That way you can inspect the gills and the eyes to pick the best one. We never called ahead to have shrimp peeled and deveined, but the fee per pound to do so felt like a pittance. Most of my shrimp consumption came in the form of boil, peel, and eat, which is good because it slows me down a bit. I shudder to think how many shrimp I would have consumed if they were all ready to shove into my shrimp hole. Without a doubt I'll be back the next time I am in town, which hopefully won't be too long.

I love that there is a place like this near me. Fresh cuts and not as expensive as I would have…read morethought.

High quality items, my only complaint which is more of a warning, when checking out there a place…read morefor a tip, unfortunately the staff doesn't receive the tips, they keep the tips and use the money for payroll. That's pretty slimy.

If Publix came north they'd put Acme, ShopRite, Giant and Food Lion out of business. I've been…read moresaying that since 1996 and I still feel that way today. They always have enough checkout lines open. All these open checkout lines always have someone who bags your groceries. That hasn't happened in the northeast in 10 years. BOGO's each week. This particular Publix is conveniently located and staffed with caring employee owners. Love Publix.

Brand new store - very small eating area & cozy. Unfortunately, it is not a clean area, customers…read moreas well as a few store employees, come & go, and cannot clean up after themselves. Tables are greasy, slimy & just filthy - there are No Wet ones to use to wipe down before eating, nor Sanitizer station. I was there enjoying lunch for over 30 min & no one came in to check. 1-elder employee sitting on left side round tales, with his entire legs up on the benches to sit enjoying his phone time. Another one using the entire 4-chair table - eating alone on phone, left -did not pick up after herself - Gentleman in front of her was sucking on a bucket of chicken, throwing bones on the table, clean sucking his fingers as he had no napkins, got up & left his mess. When friend & I were done lunch, we cleaned our area as well as we could, as there is no Wet ones or wet cleaning area to clean up after yourself. Total sitting area was not inviting, so who ever designed your new store area, was not thinking that Shopping was a pleasure, for families, singles or children to eat ,,,especially with all the viruses going around. I am a loyal Publix customer, but will stay on my side of the bridge to eat, shop & enjoy Publix.

Unacceptable behavior from the manager at Diane's Natural Market. I'm writing to report a…read moredisturbing experience with a Sunday Feb. 8, manager. Despite answering her questions about my service dog, she repeatedly confronted me, got in my face, and yelled about my 10 lb service animal. As someone with PTSD this triggered an anxiety attack. Her behavior was unacceptable and discriminatory. I urge you to address this manager's actions and provide your staff training on service animal polices. Sadly, we will not be shopping here again.

Great food selection when it comes to health conscious options and certain things that you can't…read morefind anywhere else, especially in a small town like Saint Augustine. Cafe menu looks to be tasty but haven't had a chance to try as everytime I've gone to the market it's closed or employees behind the counter look unenthusiastic to see or help a customer, plus there's no menu posted on the walls for easy viewing. As per the couple of times I've gone in to shop I noticed I've recieved some following from store employees looking over my shoulder in isles, as a student from the local college I can understand being careful but it comes to a point of obnoxiousness and poor customer service. I've also noticed they carry some products that are sold at the Winn Dixie across the street where the price so happens to be significantly cheaper so keep that in mind.

First, Aldi's pricing, and the quality of their store brands gets all five stars from me…read more But as someone who buys a lot of fresh produce, I'm learning there's a trade-off there. Too often the fruits and vegetables I buy go off soon after I've bought them. More troubling is how often they've already gone off by the time I get them. So far instacart, who does my shopping, has been decent about refunding those items, as long as I take photos to prove I'm not making this up. But I'm beginning to resent how often I need to call them on this.

All good things! Store is clean, many of good organic buys available, great wine selection. They…read morealso carry 2 DOCG wines! For a fraction of the price elsewhere. Service is neutral the people that ring you up are usually short on words but still polite. The store is a nice switch from Publix, also BYOB (bring your own bag) they charge you for their paper bags.

The Sunday farmers market had different vendors than Saturday! I got fresh meat here, and…read moredefinitely check out JoJos Bars!!

I can quietly walk around and enjoy checking and discovering new products. My favorite go-to…read morestore. The refrigerator items are my favorites.

Shoutout to our local community heroes! I love this venue!!! I literally plan what neighborhood to…read morelive in based on where the nearest Asian market is. It has been a great method everywhere that I have lived. This venue is a blessing!! The owners are so friendly and welcoming. I called ahead of my visit this time, because I was on a mission to find Thai chili peppers. Score!!! I was getting desperate after going to a local "natural market", then Winn Dixie, and was I was almost going to go to a Thai restaurant to ask if I could buy some peppers off them. I called to PJ's and asked the owner and I lit up like a kid at Christmas time when she said "yes, I have them"! I immediately said that I was on my way! There's lots of parking spaces and it's easy to get in to the plaza from the road. Not only was it easy to find my prize, but it was so fun to look at all the delicious ingredients, treats, dishes, teas, and medicines. The refrigerators and freezers are full of Asian delectables and I was sooooo hungry and wanted everything! I had to limit myself for now because I was waiting for my next paycheck, but I still bought more than I should have!!!! Why ? Because I don't get to see these products at other local stores. I know that I always get my necessities/ essentials/ pantry must haves... but it is so hard not to get candies, teas, snacks, dishes, and cravings!!! I should not shop when I'm hungry... or did all these awesome products just make me hungry!!! I was feeling greedy for sure!!! I love this venue and I love the awesome lady sitting at the counter as she helped me pick out which package of pickled mangoes were better. And of course, I bought the one was her favorite!!! I love soaking up her wisdom!!!

This unassuming place, boy what a surprise. A fish market with a full bar and some booths and a…read morecouple tables up front. But the also have an awesome deck and bar out back. Perfect place to shuck a bucket. We had the fish soup (fabulous) an order or raw oysters, order of clams and the seafood boil. Definitely a top 5 ranking for me. Very fresh and very good. You won't be disappointed.

Visited in March. A group of 7 of us went for dinner and to see the sunset…read more The set up out on the back deck is a bit funky as you stand in a line to order tithe drinks and food and then go sit down. Luckily it wasn't overly busy when we went or that line could be really slow. We ordered drinks and went to sit down before ordering dinner. When we went back to order food the line was longer and people were paying as they were leaving as well, which made this a slow process. One woman taking the orders and making the drinks and checking people out. She works hard, but a crazy inefficient system. Food was hit and miss (gets great reviews which is why we went). Some in our party liked the shrimp and others didn't (we got 4 different shrimp dishes). One person got the special fish and unfortunately it was overcooked and dry. Was hoping for better and not sure we would return.

The St. Augustine Saturday Market sits under shady oaks minutes from historic downtown. Parking was…read moreeasy despite it being a late-morning Saturday visit. We were surprised by the number of vendors from local farms, handmade goods, and variety of food vendors. My mini Yelper walked away with fresh tomatoes and matcha, the rest of us snacked on boiled peanuts, and I couldn't resist datil blueberry jam and datil citrus salt. If you don't already know, datil is everywhere in St. Augustine thanks to Minorcan settlers who brought it centuries ago. You'll see datil everything in St Augustine because the peppers thrive in the soil here & love the hot, humid climate. Anyway, come hungry and ready to support local. It's a green market so they also encourage you to bring reusable bags.

Great community, so many vendors. I spent a ton of money here LOL and they have live musicread more