We shop here weekly for fruit & vegetables, meat & deli items. Occasionally we also grab some…read moreethnic ingredients for special dishes that are hard to find elsewhere. The place is clean, prices are great & the quality beats most other local stores. We don't buy dry goods here as the prices for those items are not as good as a store like Walmart, for example. Deli has Boar's Head products that sell for several dollars per pound less than Publix. And again, produce is great as are the meats! They also sell pineapple muffins that are just unbelievable. & at a great price.

Excellent meat and fish the largest variety of meat and fish I have ever seen and the quality is…read morefantastic

Great food !!!!!! They have all kinds of food in the back from rice and beans to spare ribs. They…read morehave everything that i was looking for, especially items that I couldn't find anywhere else... everything is clean and delicious.... I can't wait to come again!!!!!!

Best baked empanadas!!! Beef, Chicken and Ham&Cheese.read more

This is definitely my family's go to grocery store. They have great groceries for the kids and also…read morefor the rest of the family. If you're into natural and organic foods, they do a great job of having great quality products for a great quality price. I'm a big fan of this place and they have everything we need. Sometimes they'll have clearance and markdowns. Keep an eye out.

I haven't been to an Aldis in ages. Didn't want to fight the crowd at the local discount store and…read morestopped here. I am still not sold on them being cheap. Spent almost $300 for items that I could have gotten at the "W". Canned goods that are generic are sold at the same prices of the competitors stores. Meat is a hit or miss. Being most of the marketing is targeted as being "Organic" it makes the price higher. The staff yelling at customers to use self checkouts if paying by card and this place has only ONE cashier. Nope not for me and a generous 3 star rating.

More like a 2.5 today. It's sad because I really liked shopping here…read more I don't know what happened to the store. They used to have beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables, a nice freezer section. I even bought a tomato tree here once. I don't come often since it's not close, but every once in a while when I'm going to Costco, I'll just drive down a little bit further and stop in and pick up some things. I was so disappointed today. They've gotten rid of 99% of freezer section and they have the old cases for sale, so that's the end of that. Today they had long tables of garbage thrown on top and I'm not quite sure what it was, but people were digging through like it was some flea market garage sale. The entire store has changed and in my opinion not for the better. I was able to pick up a couple of avocados at 3 for a $1, a bag of potatoes so I can make mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving, some tomatoes, and that's about it. I did notice that they had a table full of hot pickle tomatoes that expired 9/20/2025 so that did it for me. I don't understand why you would put out food no matter what price it is, after the expiration date. The other thing that bothered me was the 4% fee for credit card. I know as a fact, if you have the right credit card processing you pay 1.9%. They also had a tip jar at the check out...for what... so the salaried employee can slide your purchases across a scanner and you can put the items in the bags you bring. No one packs your bags here and they don't even have plastic or paper bags. With all the fees, the prices aren't any less than TJs or Aldi. I know now, I don't ever have to drive down here again.

99 Cent Farmer's Market - Pompano…read more What an unexpected gem! The 99 Cent Farmer's Market in Pompano blew me away with its gorgeous fruit selection, super fresh herbs, and all kinds of miscellaneous goodies -- all at unbelievably low prices. Everything was vibrant, fresh, and far higher quality than you'd ever expect for 99 cents. They even have great snack boxes that are perfect for on-the-go. And as a sweet surprise, we were given a free pumpkin on our way out! The staff made the experience even better. Everyone was warm and friendly, and I have to give a special shout-out to Angelina, our wonderfully helpful cashier, and Anissa -- The Juice Spot Queen -- who absolutely lives up to the title. If you haven't checked out this place yet, you're missing out. Highly recommended! PS Don't forget to bring your own shopping bags!

Weird shopping experience. I saw an online ad for this grocery and while driving past, thought I…read morewould stop and check it out. Really fresh fruits that are not found at the big chain grocers. I found some great finds and some really strange marketing of their grocery items. So, I saw small boxes of flavored tea bags placed next to canned goods and shelved item placement that just didn't make sense, almost comical. I thought that they had cans of sardines located in at least 5 different places on different aisles. My thought was, oops, I just passed sardines...that's okay, here comes more cans. Their selection of items dairy and meat was interesting too because they had seafood from the caribbean and dairy products that were not seen elsewhere. The employees spoke multi languages so everyone local should feel comfortable shopping and very friendly too. I noticed they had pretty much everything from avocados to heavy cookware so there is something for everyone here. Easy parking lot and good plenty of shopping carts with separation from clean and used carts for Covid safety.

Quince supermarket. This is ridiculous damn... make sure you check your chicken wings before…read moreleaving that store. This is the Second time this happen to me, and I know it will ot be a third time

This location is OPEN and has not converted into an ALDI's…read more I swung by while I was in the area to buy $7.99/lb boneless ribeyes and 1.49/lb pork bone-in-sirloins. The stock was depleted but I was helped by the Preston in the Fish/Meat department. Stock was replenished within 5 minutes and I was able to pick the cuts that I wanted. He even gave me a bag of ice to keep everything fresh for my travel home. 10/10 Customer Service, 10/10 deals!

The store is closed. It is being converted to an Aldi. However, I loved it when it was a Winn…read moreDixie - so sad to see it go.

We stopped in here after lunch and decided to look around…read more We found several items that other Latin themed markets do not have. They won my vote by having Passion Fruit Snickers bars. (Passion fruit mousse replaces the caramel nougat inside the bar).

My husband was so happy with his passion fruit snickers that he said they rated 4 stars! And we…read morelooked up the chain to see where they have other locations. We've been to several Spanish groceries lately. This one had better prices -- in general -- than Sedano's or Presidente. Although compared to Walmart or Aldi's they are still a bit higher priced. They uniquely had, however, a very broad selection of international countries' products. So whether you're Jamaican or Peruvian or anything in between or just looking to cook such a cuisine, you can find staples here. Plus they had do many different items than we'd ever seen. For example, goat and bacon bouillon cubes. And the maravuya snickers my husband fell in love with... I'm glad we stopped by. I did get some limes (8/$1), some powdered coconut milk, and some guava jelly, etc. But nothing from my actual shopping list. Still it's always fun to browse and see new to us foods and products.

Pretty good size supermarket with a big emphasis on Latin American and Caribbean products…read more I grew up in Panama, so I am used to markets that have butchers working behind the counter and things flying all over the place as they cut things up...coming in here reminded me of that....there's that particular butcher shop smell that some people like my husband find very disturbing. I don't care.. I went in to get some chips. I found what I wanted and I saw lots of many options as well. Everyone speaks Spanish here, so if you don't, you might have a few issues asking questions or getting answers....

Sedano's / Festival has went through some serious rebranding over the past year. Most of the…read morequality and products are the same, however, it is more organized and has more produce now. The target market here are Caribbean people. Along with the grocery, there is a small café, and hot food deli, mostly Hispanic/Caribbean foods. This is my go to store for poultry. It's very in expensive, and I like the quality. You can find daily specials as well. There is also a meat/fish counter, where you can order what you want by the pound. Now, cleanliness... as soon as you hit the door, you are hit with a stench, but to be fair, the ventilation in this entire plaza sucks. I used to own a small thrift shop in the same plaza and could never get rid of the stench, as the same for my shop neighbors at the time. But being that this is a grocery store, makes you wonder where is the stench coming from, lol. For me, it's not that bad where I won't come here. It's a very dated building, and could use a remodel and some new tile. When it comes to service, I've only interacted with the cashiers, and depending on who you get, you may or may not to get a hello. I only found it rude when the cashier does not greet me or say anything, just scans my items and hands me the receipt, but she then says "Hola " to the customers behind me. Hmph. With all of the negatives, this is still my go to spot for poultry. Your money could go a long way here.

Subject: Recognition of Extraordinary, Above-and-Beyond Service by Pharmacist Justin Burke (Store…read more#0805 - Coconut Creek Plaza) I am writing this letter because my wife and I are quite frankly astounded. In this day and age, we have all unfortunately become accustomed to customer service that is rushed or indifferent. True, heartfelt care has become a rarity. But this past Saturday, May 23rd, your pharmacist, Justin Burke completely shattered those low expectations and did something quite extraordinary. I had just returned home from the hospital on Saturday following a stent procedure. I am supposed to be recovering, resting, and strictly limiting my movement and driving. On Saturday afternoon, I realized to my dismay that one of my crucial recovery prescriptions had accidentally been left out of my discharge paperwork. I called the hospital, and they immediately called It in. When I called the pharmacy to check on it, they said it might be a bit late in the day but would put a rush on it because they understood the importance. I thanked them but explained my dilemma: I had already made one trip out that day, I was in surgical recovery, and I wasn't supposed to be behind the wheel. I asked if there was any possible way they had delivery available. The pharmacist, Justin Burke, realized it was a bit late in the afternoon for the standard delivery window, and it might not make it to me on time. So, I said "ok, no problem, I'll go slow and get there to pick it up." Justin said "hold on a minute, I can't have you doing that. What happened next absolutely shocked us. Without a moment's hesitation, Justin said, "You know what? I get off work at 6:10. I am going to bring it to your house myself. Where do you live?" My wife and I were stunned. (I thought I would need another stent LOL) True to his word, the moment his shift ended, Justin drove to my home and personally delivered my medication so that a recovering patient wouldn't have to risk driving back out. I have always been a loyal Publix customer, but after this experience, I am no longer just a customer--I am a lifelong champion of Publix Super Markets, and most particularly, the pharmacy department at Coconut Creek Plaza. Justin Burke didn't just do his job; he exemplified the absolute highest standard of human decency and community care. He protected my health when I was vulnerable, and he did it on his own personal time. Justin represents the very best of what the Publix brand stands for.

I came into this Publix supermarket to get a cold beverage to keep myself hydrated in this…read moreunbearable heat. Many people were shopping but it didn't feel crowded. In the produce/bakery section, there was an open deck chiller filled with Publix deli iced tea and lemonade. I grabbed a small bottle of raspberry iced tea and quickly checked out. The beverage was tasty and refreshing. I may have to come back for a bigger bottle.

Trader Joe's is truly one of my favorite places to shop! This location in Coral Springs does not…read moredisappoint and not just the fall season, just about any season. They have a beautiful selection of fresh flowers, along with a wonderful assortment of cheeses, meats, fresh produce, dairy, frozen foods, canned goods, nuts, snacks, beauty care items, pastries, plus beer and wines. The shelves are always well-stocked, and the store is clean and inviting. The employees are always so helpful, friendly, and kind, which makes every shopping trip a pleasant experience. And the seasonal items are my fav, especially the fall selections. Absolutely an incredible selection! From apple cider donuts, pumpkin ravioli to butternut squash mac & cheese bites, maple cookies, pumpkin bread, and so much more, there is always something new and delicious to discover. Trader Joe's is definitely a place you should shop if you haven't already. If you're not shopping there, you're missing out! I will definitely be back very soon!!!

This Trader Joe's is in a great location off University. The only downside is the tight, small…read moreparking lot. There is some rear parking as well, but it is still limited. The store itself is great. I love Trader Joe's for its high quality store brand products and fresh produce. Like most locations, it is on the smaller side, but they really make the most of every inch of space. Their flowers are always my favorite thing to grab. They offer some pre-made bouquets, but I especially love the wide assortment of individual flowers so you can build your own arrangement. There is always a great variety of flowers and greenery, which I really appreciate. While I cannot shop here for all my household needs, there are definitely staple items I come back for, and I usually end up finding something new to try each visit. The staff are friendly, and they do a great job keeping registers open to handle the steady flow of customers, which is nice.