First visit did not disappoint. I shouldn't have gone on a Saturday morning but the chaos kinda…read moregoes to show how popular it is. Meat prices almost comparable to Sam's which means the quality here is much better and worth it. So many samples. I had a fresh warm blueberry donut and it was So soft and moist. Not too sweet which can bd dangerous bc I could eat a dozen in one sitting.

Detwiler's Farm Market is hands down one of my favorite places to shop for anything fresh. When I…read moresay farm fresh, I mean straight-from-the-farm fresh -- and they truly support local farmers. The produce section is always piled high with the most beautiful displays of fruits and vegetables. They make fresh salsa in-house, have an entire area of fresh fruit (even a station where you can core your own pineapple!), and offer some of the freshest seafood and meats around. The deli is just as impressive, with sandwiches, soups, and salads -- and you can have a sandwich made exactly how you like it. There's even a cheese bar where they sample specialty cheeses. Around special occasions like Valentine's Day, you'll find them hand-dipping chocolate-covered strawberries and offering samples. Their bakery is incredible. Everything is made from scratch -- the cinnamon rolls are absolutely amazing, and we love the cookies and cakes. They bake their own bread and even make their own donuts. From the produce to the meat department to the bakery, everything at Detwiler's is truly top-notch. They also have an ice cream counter featuring homemade Yoder's ice cream. You can grab a sundae, milkshake, or even an açai bowl while you're there. Yes, it's always busy -- but somehow the checkout lines move quickly every single time. They are incredibly efficient, and the staff is some of the friendliest and most helpful you'll find anywhere. The store is beautifully decorated, with each department thoughtfully themed. They play uplifting Christian music throughout the store, and no matter how crowded it gets, it's always a pleasant experience. People are genuinely smiling -- even the shoppers seem happy to be there. If you're visiting from out of town, Detwiler's is a must-stop. And if you're local, it deserves a permanent spot on your weekly shopping list. Decor, quality, service -- it's a 10 out of 10 every time.

Food is good to take home and fix, service is good, ambiance is great, the one on Buffalo Road is…read morewonderful and the food bar is too die for

This used to be my go to grocery store. I didn't even mind paying a little bit higher in prices…read morebecause of the spacious aisles. However, lately I feel like I'm shopping in a zoo. People are in and out with their dogs on leashes, dogs in carts, and carrying dogs. I am pretty sure these are not service animals. Of course, no one in management ever approaches an ask - so how would we know. Really, it's just as easy to go across the street to Aldi's.

Fresh everything and their Amish selections are awesome. Meats, cheese, bakery items are prepped by…read moreAmish folks. AAA +

Detwiler's has a great selection of grocery items including fresh meats & seafood, produce, baked…read moregoods, prepared to order foods and pre packaged items. The prices on most items are quite affordable and less than other stores. The aisles are neatly arranged and I found it easy to locate items I was looking for. During my visit to Florida, I think I ended up visiting about 4 times. During my visits, I purchased pre packaged peanut brittle, fresh baked cinnamon roll ($1.99), hand scooped ice cream (I believe a double scoop was $2.99), an acai bowl ($6.99) and a made fresh to order English muffin sandwich ($3.99). All of the staff was very friendly and didn't dilly dally. Everything was very good. I will definitely be visiting again when I'm in Florida.

It's an awesome store with a ton of variety. Everything is refillable. The service was great and…read morethe store is clean. They have smoothies and sandwiches.

Was really excited to try this place. Açaí bowls. Fro yo. Smoothies…read more Unfortunately the bowl I got was one of the most disgusting things I ever ate The Paradiso base was supposed to be strawberry, dragon fruit and pineapple. It had absolutely no flavor. And was a grayish red unappetizing color. The strawberries on top were sour. The kiwi was bland. The granola was stale. The coconut was so finely ground it was like coconut flour. Looks like it would be a decent place to get bulk foods. But I would never go for the ACAI/fro yo/smoothies again.

Last minute Xmas eve shopping thing. Everything we got was outstanding. Their meat is probably…read moreamongst the best I've gotten anywhere. Everything was fresh. Plus they pack it in reusable cooler bags!

A smaller footprint versus the Clark Rd venue. Their food is delicious and I feel like I put on a…read morepound or two each time I visit. The bakery in particular, is outstanding and the cashiers are friendly and quick. Great value for your hard earned money .

Yes, Virginia, sometimes you DO get what you pay for…read more You want the same processed, plastic, mass produced garbage and non-rotated produce rotting in front of you? You want milk from Central Valley feedlot herds with just enough room to step in the by-products of the cow next to them? Or do you want to cut a few streaming services and vices and shop where the inventory is much higher quality, fresher and heck, better for you? Then go to Sprouts. Incredibly clean, well stocked with quality products and very helpful, genuinely friendly staff. Yes, there are real sales. And there are many staples that are cheaper than the Green Place that used to be, er, pleasant to shop in. It's your choice. The same-old, same-old with the teaser sales and fake BOGO items. Or investing in foodstuffs that are better for you and your family? It's also a much more relaxed place to be. But hey, it's your choice. I'd say avoid Brussels sprouts though. They smell like the Palmetto High School boys locker room in November 1976 after that basketball game when Moe scored 48 points.

The Bradenton store was a real let down. Not what I was expecting at all. Grocery selection was…read moreextremely expensive. The deli was small and nothing looked fresh. Vegetables were not much better. I would suggest driving a little further to the nearest Detwilers for fresher meats and veggies.

Haven't been to this Trader Joe's in forever and it was actually the first TJ's on this side of…read moreFlorida. Now that I've been to a bunch more TJ's I must say they have a lot of space in this location. Usually the aisles are pretty cramped but this one is super nice and spacious. Parking lot is ok, not bad at all. The worse one to this date is still Tampa. Since Sarasota has a new Trader Joe's in UTC, I often go there, but this one is still a good one. UTC parking lot is the biggest being in a strip mall, but I think I think I like this one better.

The most non sensory overload Trader Joe's to ever exist…read more Came here on a Sunday during a holiday weekend and that would've normally been the biggest red flag EVER to step into my local TJs. Welp, DEFINITELY not for this location. The layout is perfectly not overwhelming, it doesn't fully force you to go into the store in some kind of zig zaggy way while bumping into people and getting kicked off as you're trying to walk through the aisles or with the staff anxiously unpacking boxes and restocking product. What I love the most about TJs in FL is of course the easy access and low cost wine selection. So we of course loaded up with some delicious wine and Prosecco. Loved this store so much, the staff is so so kind and friendly. Wish every Trader Joe's experience was as easy as this one was!

I have a complicated relationship with The Fresh Market…read more Let's start with the truth. The prices are... bold. Confident. Unapologetic. A bag of tortilla chips here costs about 50% more than the exact same bag across the street. Same brand. Same chips. Apparently these chips have been on a wellness retreat or something. That said, I absolutely show up every Tuesday for the $5 pizza special. Like clockwork. I tell myself I'm only buying the pizza. Just the pizza. Then somehow I walk out with a few other things because I'm already there and the lighting makes everything feel important. Outside of the Tuesday pizza situation, I don't do full grocery runs here. It's more of a strategic visit. Pizza in, wallet guarded, minimal eye contact with the aisles. So yes, overpriced. But the pizza keeps pulling me back. Three stars for delicious temptation and elite pizza math.

The hot foods department was a bust. We came in looking for a quick bite to eat and the hot food…read morearea was so dried up everything had definitely been sitting for awhile and unfortunately nothing looked appetizing. We ended up walking around the store for snacks and also got a coffee. Not from the cafe because no one was there but from the self service which is pretty nice too. The store was very neat and organized which is nice and they already have Panetones out for the holidays.

The service was excellent. We tried their Chorizo and Chicken w/Feta and Spinach sausages. Their…read morechorizo cooked up nicely, low grease, and has some heat on the backend. We have not tried the chicken sausage yet. They could use a larger parking lot.

Ordered our Christmas Prime Rib here, excellent! Very easy to communicate with over email and…read moreprovide specific requests

This Costco has friendly employees, well stocked shelves (definitely better than other local…read moreCostcos) and what's not to like about Costco pricing!

Stopped into Costco while visiting my father. He was in need of new tires, and wanted to see what…read moretheir pricing, and warranty options were. The staff in the tire department got his questions answered, though they seemed to be in a bit of a hurry, and his asking questions seemed to be an inconvenience to them. We took a quick walk through the store before leaving, and like any other Costco, you can get food, healthcare items and household goods in excessive bulk. They also carry home furnishings, and the tire department sold a wide variety of tires as well as car batteries. Also, like every other Costcos, this place was packed with shoppers, I'm guessing you can go any of their operating hours, and find the store just as packed. A bit too stressful for my liking, and the parking lot just seems like complete chaos