Decided to get hoagies because it's the Wawa annual hoagiefest when most hoagies are $6 for a…read moreclassic size hoagie. This year however they have extended that savings to other sandwiches and wraps! I decided to get a Classic 10 inch Italian hoagie on a whole wheat roll. I asked for the roll only to be slightly toasted. My choice of ingredients were : Mayo, Pepper Jack Cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, jalapenos, pickles, salt, pepper and oregano. The meats that Wawa uses is Ham and Salami - both were a decent amount on the roll. It was a very tasty hoagie for only six dollars! I also ordered a medium size Chicken Noodle soup to go with it. The aroma was so scrumptious smelling when I took the lid off. Broth was great and the container was loaded with a great amount of chicken meat and dutch style egg noodles. It also had pieces of celery and carrot. Very comforting. For dessert I had one of my guilty pleasures - a soft pretzel! This thing was huge! Salted just right and all I did was put it in my air fryer for three minutes to warm it up which made it a little crispy. It was very good especially with yellow mustard on the side. We will definitely go back for another sandwich before their hoagiefest ends - I might try one of their club sandwiches next! I highly recommend to try their sandwiches especially during their annual hoagiefest and don't forget to sign up for their rewards card - save up enough for free food - even a hoagie! LOL

My dad mentioned Wawa sandwiches and how much he frequents their deli. Knowing this, I had to make…read morea stop. Food: this place is huge. It has a deli inside the gas station quickie mart. I didn't think this was a thing- but it's a thing. I ordered my sandwich on a kiosk and then paid at the main cashier. The deli sees the order is paid for and will call your ticket number when it's ready. The Turkey sandwich was good but a bit overstuffed with meat and the bread/cheese/coldcut ratio was off. Service: if you order at the kiosk (machine) in the store it takes 10 minutes to get you sandwich. Beverages are self serve in the store. Unless you order a milkshake. They looked good! Overall, the gas station and quick service market are clean and easy to use. The sandwich ticket must be paid for at the register before picking it up. The staff look for the receipt. It took me a minute to figure out their payment protocol (rules). I thought the customer picked up the sandwich then checked out. Eventually, when the lady wouldn't release the sandwich I realized I needed to get the receipt. Maybe better signage would assist first time in store customers on payment protocol (rules). I will go back again to try a milkshake in the future.

Publix...who knew it pioneered such "first" innovations as the electric-eye doors and fully…read moreair-conditioned grocery stores in America? It's also the largest employee-owned supermarket chain in the U.S.,founded in 1930 in Florida, known for exceptional service, quality products and community involvement. I love that there's so many nearby locations to choose from. But, it's still second best to my favorite Chicago born grocer Jewel-Osco. IYKYK!!!

We had an Italian hoagie and chicken sandwich. They were both very good. It took 25 minutes…read morewatching a nutty ladies order 6 sandwiches and ran them in circles. It's was frustrating but very comical at the same time.

These people really came through for me in a BIG way .... I won't forget …read more Thank YOU !

Did not try coffee but smoothies and food, I had a strawberry banana smoothie, hers was vanilla…read moreblueberry. I had a donut, she a bacon quiche. Hire another person and you would have 5 stars. Busy morning, 1 person working, just didn't make it a good experience for us. Everything was really good.

Willkommen bei Aldi. With the newest location dropping in Lake Sumter Landing, this family-owned no…read morefrills customer service grocery shopping experience focuses on the commitment of bringing shoppers the highest quality at the lowest possible prices. While offering fresh food and excellent responsive customer service...with only four to five aisles stocked with all the necessary essentials...these German grocers source only the best for the shelves, commit to reusable bags and carry products that are better for the environment...while reducing the strain on our planet. Additionally, Aldi partners with a wide variety of growers...including some local farmers...to offer an ample array of fresh & in-season organic produce arriving every morning. And in keeping up with the latest trends, you can have your fresh provisions delivered to your home daily. Fun fact...go shopping on Wednesdays...new prices roll out every Wednesday and they feature "Aldi Finds"...which means you can get a steal on some produce and some other products. Oh, one more thing...don't forget your reusable grocery bags & a quarter for your shopping cart. Cha-Ching.

Young, black hair, girl with glasses who does the check out. EXTREMELY rude and wouldn't stop…read moregiving us an attitude because we didn't want to lay out glass bottles down on the conveyer belt. Accusing us of taking them because we didn't want them clinking and potentially breaking. She kept doing this in front of other people. When I get her name I will be putting it on here. Unacceptable for this location in The Villages.

I've been a regular customer at this location for quite some time, often stopping in whenever I'm…read morein the area. On my most recent visit, I purchased a watermelon that was specifically supposed to be seeded. There were two clearly marked sections--one for seedless and one for seeded--and the gentleman working there even picked out a watermelon for me from the seeded section. I paid over $18 for it, which I considered high, but I didn't mind at the time because I trusted I was getting what I asked for. However, after driving 45 minutes home and cutting into the watermelon, I discovered it was seedless. I wasn't angry, but I felt it was important to call and let the store know about the mix-up as a courtesy. Unfortunately, the response I received was dismissive and unprofessional: "What do you want me to do about it?" That response was more frustrating than the mistake itself. It made me feel like my concern as a customer didn't matter. I've supported this place regularly, but after this experience and the lack of accountability or care shown, I'll simply take my business elsewhere. Customer service matters--especially when mistakes happen. A little understanding and respect go a long way.

Really cute stand.. much more than you see from outside. They currently had oranges, mangos and…read morestrawberries fresh. They even had samples so you can decide what you want to buy. Inside they had jams, jellies, canned items, produce, snacks, etc. the employees were amazing even helping me to my car with what I had bought. Super friendly, reasonably priced. I would definitely go back, next time I will take photos

Gentleman approached us and offered a concise friendly education on his products! You don't get…read morethat every day! Happy to support and shop local! Thanks!

We were back at Mount Dora again after almost a year. We noticed this relatively new shop which…read moreopened in February 2023. The shop will definitely be on our must see list whenever we visit Mount Dora. They have so many cool options with specialty cuisine such as Amish, popcorn, popcorn seasoning, many different styles of beef jerky, hot sauces, dried figs, and other cool dried items that are hard to get items. Also, many could be cool gift items for family and friends. The store was clean, cool, and modern and very well- stocked. The associate helping us was helpful and friendly.