We were heading to Alafia River State Park and went past Picnic Grocery, a little place on the side…read moreof Country Road 39. So we were curious. Turns out that the owner (it's a one-man operation) makes some of the best Cubans we've ever had! He's knowledgeable about the area - ask him how Picnic got its name while he presses your sandwich. The store itself has all sorts of different stuff - a good selection of cold beer, some actual groceries, snack food and live bait. :-) It's just worms, but still, how unexpected. Every so often if you stop and take a chance, you're rewarded. This was one of those times. If you're near Picnic, I recommend the Picnic Grocery!

Just one of those unique stores in an out of way location you have to stop at and see what they…read morehave! They sell boots and sandwiches, candy and Japanese peanuts we can't find in other places!

I stopped by the market to pick up a couple of things. It…read morewas recommended to me by a friend. It's extremely well stocked. I was able to find everything I needed. The prices were very reasonable. My son really enjoys the Japanese soft drinks and he was able to find so many different ones... as the the selection was incredible. I really enjoyed perusing this place and I will definitely return and highly recommend.

They're quite large, which I didn't realize the last time, when it was an in-and-out trip…read more An ordinary Asian supermarket, pleasant and clean. Some sections are not labeled. When we checked out, the line was unusually long, but management didn't bother to lengthen the second cashier.

This Publix is clean and well stocked. It's brand new and I…read morefelt it lacked that home town feel I get at some Publix stores. There were no warm hellos or can I help you find anything just one cashier at a self checkout trying to get us to donate to United way. There is no scale as the new stores apparently don't have them anymore. There are several different choices for convenience food: salad bar, hot foods, deli sandwiches, etc.

Nope, don't do it. I am a sucker for adventure; trying…read morethings unknown and always looking for something new. In this case, I was not happy with the bore of this unprofessional business with long lines, creepy atmosphere, and odd layout. Maybe there is something wrong with me, but I am totally not seeing the appeal. The produce was not that thrilling or even cheap (for what it was). Their sign reads, "Try our Cuban Sandwich!" I will thanks. And... I did. It was wet and tasted a little gamey--- all this coming from a person that lives off of pork fat. Oh, and it was almost $9.00 and almost a 20 minute wait. Most of the wait being in the register line with the slowest clerk ever. No thanks, Vince. You seem busy... Maybe even too busy for me.

The first time I went here I was the only one in the place, the second time there was 3 or 4 people…read moreand a family eating pizza, yesterday it was packed. I think the word is out about Vince's market. Basically, if you are buying produce at the Red Barn you should come check out Vince. Similar items, but inside and air conditioned without the crazy parking lot hell that is RB. Basically the produce is super ripe but the type the chain stores won't touch because it isn't "perfect" to look at. But know what? Things like this usually taste better. The tomatoes I get at Vince's are way better than what you often find at Publix. I'm also sick of giving chain stores $1 for one lemon, where here I can get 3 or 4 for the same price. Maybe it is a little smaller, and maybe it isn't perfect looking but man who cares when it is 1/3 off? It juices just fine and serves my needs. One thing I suggest, come here with no real plans of what you "need". Buy what looks good and make something interesting out of it. Be sure to get some tortillas to take home as well. This is not a full service place, just produce and the deli counter with some sandwiches and pizza. A few assorted spices as well. But I'm saving a lot, and supporting the little guy who is taking a chance opening up a place that has seen way too many business come and go. Plus Vince and his son are nice guys!

Great small but well stocked Asian market. I enjoy getting bags of bean sprouts for stir fries…read morehere. They have produce, pastries, and lots of dried basics items used to create Asian meals. They have a frozen food area and general kitchen plates and utensils area. It's easy on and off State Rte 70 near Ollie's. Lots of free parking. It's clean and has a variety but is not overwhelming. A great place to have locally.

What a beautiful store! I'm so glad I found it I like to make a lot of Asian recipes. We are from…read moreChicago and I always found what I needed in Chinatown and even locally. Since moving here, I was having a hard time finding basic products. This store is amazing and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Tonight I am preparing Peking Duck, so we stopped in to find the wrappers and Plum sauce! If you're looking for a beautiful array of Asian products and food, you're going to find it here! Highly recommend!

Well let me just say we have always had pleasant experiences at this Sprouts, everyone is so…read morefriendly and the store is always clean and organized. Tonight we were checking out and I've been having trouble connecting my email address in the app and the employee checking us out stopped and took the time on her personal phone to help me sort out the problem just so I could start getting the points and rewards. She was so great! Then when we left the store she ran out after us because I left my chopsticks on the counter. Her name was Nicole and she really went above and beyond, and she was just plain nice! I really appreciate the quality and care of this store and their staff.

Searching for fresh made, local bread.. none to be found here. The meats and cheeses aren't…read moreeither.. they are Deitz and Watson. They did have some good selection of body washes with natural ingredients, but some were very high priced. We were greeted by one very nice lady after browsing the whole store. The store is clean and well stocked. You may find what you're looking for here, but we didn't.

Truth... I only remember this place when I want desert. At least their pies and cakes are yummy…read more 13.06.2026

Sticker shop for sure. Everything is 50 to 200% over prices at almost any other store. In some…read moreways, the selection is better in certain areas, especially if you'd like 1000 choices of olive oil. For seasonings, the selection is pretty sparse. I do really like that. They have a butchers counter if you can call it that. I think they mostly get in slabs of meat that they just cut up into steaks. But it sure beats most grocery stores nowadays. But be prepared to pay 50 to 100% more than you would pay at a grocery store and significantly more than you would pay at Costco or Sam's Club. These stores are a lot smaller than you might see at a Publix or Kroger, so of course their selection is small smaller. One nice thing is you can find employees around the store who are willing to help you out. I'll give an example. Choice quality ribeye on sale for $23 a pound. I think the cheapest dozen eggs I saw was seven dollars. The same eggs you'll find it most grocery stores nowadays for about 2.5 or 3 dollars. The smaller size and fewer customers does make getting around the store quick quicker and checking out a little bit quicker. If you need help, they will generally have help available.

The store is bright and clean. The service is good…read more The quality of ice cream is very good. Unfortunately, the selection of ice cream is limited and there are many options available in most ice cream stores that are on the menu. Having owned an ice cream store, I have some insight into the business. The set up is not efficient. There are no menu signs posted and the prices are on the high side given the location. I am always rooting for small businesses and I hope the store is successful. However, there is at least two better options within a few miles that I will patronize over this store.

As a former ice cream store owner, I can be highly critical of ice cream stores. I was happy to…read moresee a new place open in Ruskin and couldn't wait to try. The store's inside is painted with bright colors and the counter top and floors look like good quality. There are several tables and chairs around, but only one tiny garbage can. I don't understand the screens on the back wall at all. They should be displaying the menu, or at least picture of sundaes, milkshakes, etc. Now for the ice cream. Their display cases are nice and the ice isn't built up, so they are taking care of them. The only chocolate ice cream is just chocolate. There is no chocolate peanut butter, or almond, or s'mores or anything else. Big mistake.....people like chocolate. The only cones they have are waffle cones....no sugar or cake????? They don't have sundaes or banana splits or a lot of specialty items you see in ice cream stores. They seem to be focusing on other desserts, ice pops, slushies and other different things. Maybe that's the clientele here, but I thought this was an ice cream store. Lastly, the cash register should be at the front. You take an order, ring it up, collect the money and prepare the item. This way a customer isn't fumbling for money or credit card while juggling the ice cream that was just given to them. Service was slow for the milkshake. Always make the hardest item first instead of giving someone in the same party a scoop of ice cream which they will eat, so it doesn't melt, way before the other item is made.