This is such a cute small grocery store. It feels like a mini Sédanos or Presidente. They have a…read morevariety of Spanish food options. The aisles are so organized and the place is very clean. They have a great variety of fruits and veggies which look very fresh. And they also have a great selection of meats. They also have a deli area where you can order your deli cuts and cheeses. The machines are brand new and look so inviting. The cashiers are very friendly and welcoming. As soon as we walked in we were greeted. I've also received the specials at home and they have great deals! It's a great grocery store for the neighborhood!

This is a new supermarket that just opened in the Miami lakes area. Located in a shopping center…read moreand has plenty of parking and it's brand new. Employees are super nice and everything is so clean and organized. All the food and produce is fresh and looks amazing. I will be posting pictures of the aisles and videos. If you live in the area, it's an alternative location than Publix. They have weekly specials with great deals. Check it out. It's a block from our apartment so we will be going back. Before I forget, they have a ton of variety of international Spanish foods. So you'll see from Mexican to South American foods. Definitely recommend to go. And less crowded

Oh my goodness so many sweets that look and taste so yummy . I love the prepared foods for when I'm…read morefeeling lazy in the kitchen . About DORIS ITALIAN Market and bakery Doris Italian Market & Bakery is a family-owned and operated specialty supermarket chain in South Florida, serving the community since 1947. Originally a small butcher shop and deli, it has grown into a beloved destination for Italian and American goods, known for its fresh produce, authentic Italian bakery, full-service deli, and gourmet selections. They emphasize quality, personalized service, and a strong connection to the community.

My very first time walking through the doors of the famous "Doris Market " I was so excided to…read morefinally enter those doors I forget to check in. The place is clean the employees are very helpful and friendly. The employees are on the move helping and moving on to the next customer. I did ordered a sub and it was very good. I was surprised to see Mimi pasta in the frozen section. That is another review! All the produce was fresh and piled up to perfection, the meats in the cases were presented nicely. The cake, cookies and pastries looks yummy I wanted one of everything. But I escape with just a cheese cake (mini) and a box of Almond cookies. Can't wait for my next visit

Very kind staff, helped my daughter find the black salt she was looking for. It also smelled…read morewonderful in here while we were browsing for some cookies too.

Sitara is an Indian & Asian Grocery store in Pines…read more You can find this close to Kimchi Mart in the plaza that sits at the corner of Pines and Hiatus. It's in around the corner for Kimchi Mart and offers a different array of Asian groceries. Came here with my partner because he was trying to find an ingredient close to Kataifi to make the viral Dubai chocolate. He was able to find fried vermicellies which works just as well! The store itself is super clean and the person that helped us check out was friendly. Very organized inside and super easy to find things & peruse.

PK Oriental Mart is a great place to find everything you need to make your favorite Asian dishes at…read morehome. It is a nicely sized market with a wide selection of meats, snacks, frozen items, and fresh ingredients, so there is plenty to explore without feeling overwhelming. I came in looking for udon noodles and peanut sauce and ended up leaving with those plus a fun assortment of flavored snacks for the kids. They offer an impressive variety, and the prices are very reasonable. What stood out most, though, was the service. The cashier was incredibly kind and even walked me to the exact items I was looking for, which I really appreciated. The ambiance also makes the experience enjoyable. The store feels welcoming, well stocked, and easy to browse, which made shopping there both convenient and fun.

A good oriental market but small compared many others. I stopped in for wonton wrappers, sesame…read moreoil, ginger, and soy Sauce. The staff were quiet and not very helpful however I know my way around Asian markets pretty well. I would come back again in a pinch.

It is more than a Market. SAIM is home. Guess what, I found and purchased great local Ghanaian…read moreitems like daakoa, the fish Akwaabi, aponkye nam or goat meat, cow skin or wele, prks, maize and corn dough...The Grocer, she's called B, is welcoming. I enjoyed shopping there getting local African food ingredients plus a huge discount. B added Agege Bread on top making my day. Lovely Africans in the diaspora and people of African descent, I heartily recommend to you B's Safari African & International Market.

I was looking for prekese, an African healing fruit, and searched google for African markets in the…read morearea. I was surprised that there were a few new markets I was unaware of, but I chose to go to Safari first. Not only did they have the prekese, but they had a decent amount of hard to find African imports. The owner also makes her own Sorrel(Jamaican) drink with an Ghanian twist, I bought a couple of them and loved it.

Yo! This Key Food Supermarket location tells me it represents Latin & Caribbean tastes without even…read moretelling me; I can see it as soon as I walk in. Not only was the checkout area adorned with pretty valentine's balloons, but Latin & Caribbean flags were also hung throughout the middle of the store. Makes me wanna break out in song...debí tirar más fotos de cuando te tuve...if you saw Bad Bunny's Halftime performance, then you know the vibe. On a more serious note, this supermarket is spacious, offering a wide variety of international and American products, alongside fresh meat, seafood, and produce. I came to buy some snapper to cook for dinner. In the back of the supermarket there is a large open refrigerated case displaying a variety of fresh fish stored on a bed of crushed ice. I assume you can choose the quantity you want. Tongs and thick plastic bags are provided for handling and storing the fish. The fish are gutted, so all you have to do at home is scale and wash them to your preference. I will definitely check out a Key Food supermarket closer to me whenever I plan to make a meal that requires international ingredients. Their prices are reasonable, and they always offer weekly sales and deals.

Key Food prides themselves on carrying a wide range of multicultural products, especially from the…read moreCaribbean, Central America, and South America. After finally stepping inside a few months back, I can honestly say they live up to it. There's a very good chance they have that one product you loved back home. For the longest time, I would just drive past this store and head straight to the more popular chain supermarket. But once I started going to a gym right next door, Key Foods became part of my routine. They're already open by the time I'm leaving the gym at 7 AM, which is incredibly convenient, and the first time I walked in, I was genuinely amazed. The fresh seafood selection is impressive, and the range of Caribbean ingredients is extensive to say the least. I honestly cannot wait for my mom to visit from the Caribbean so I can bring her here and I know she'll be excited to see all the familiar products from home. The staff are efficient and welcoming. They speak enough English for easy communication, and with my limited (but helpful!) Spanish, we always manage just fine. Out of respect, I try to greet them in Spanish, and they always respond with a smile. They keep the place clean and organized as well. If you're looking for very fresh fish and seafood, or any type of Caribbean ingredient regardless of which island you're from, I absolutely recommend this place. Chances are, you'll find exactly what you're looking for.

I never been to a more disorganized place. I guess this store doesn't know a thing about restocking…read moretheir shelves because I bought a digestive cookie from the store only to realize that it was 7 months after expiration. Want the best indian store experience with people who ACTUALLY restock their shelves? Go to flavours of india, they have great customer service and better quality than this market.

Decent selection of pakistani goods and some indian as well. Meat was fresh, made to order. The…read moreowner is very nice and helpful.

The goat was tough and thrashy and impossible to eat. Not like any goat I have eaten. May try the…read morejerk pork next time.

If you're ever in need of the old school west indian items you knew or used back home, Sams will…read morehave it. Not only do they have your traditional island produce/foods like scotch bonnet pepper, hard dough bread, yam, and green banana. They also have those items you need for that special meal. Fresh fish, salted cod fish, pigs tail, oxtail and even goat. They have the 'oh so coveted' rum and raisin ice cream and all the bun and cheese your heart could desire. In addition to the grocery items, they do also sell cooked food at least 5 days a week, jamaican patties, and a variety of adult beverages. On the non-food side of things Sams also sells tickets to your most anticipated Caribbean events, can top up your Digicel credit, and send Western Union to your friends and family back home. Sams West Indian is a family run business that locals have been coming to for years. Their childrens children have now followed in those footsteps - despite the larger chains that have opened nearby. Now, I'd be lying if I said it was the most esthetically pleasing store. It's a small space and can become congested. But it is just the place for those small, but important, needs. All in all, Sams is a gem and you do yourself an inustice passing it over as just another little Caribbean shop.