Bar harbor has a great lunch window with lobster rolls and empanadas and specials and they always…read moredo a good job there, but that's not where the magic happens. The real magic is in their market. It all started with a time when I was looking for live lobsters to cook, and they do live lobster by the pound which is well priced. I love taking them home and cooking them. They also have an awesome selection of fresh fish including tuna and salmon and such. I've done a special order with them before and they are easy to work with and will help you get things that they don't always carry that their suppliers can offer. They also have a pretty great caviar selection, and it was great to get to try that. But the real magic for us is in the oysters. 90 cent blue points are a steal, and these guys also did a special order of wellfleets for us at a buck an oyster for New Year's Day. The staff here is also super friendly, and we've become regulars at this point. I'm a big fan of this place, and I'll definitely be back for more.

Food is tasteless and portion is small. Blackened salmon was also dry…read more Canned veggies and parboiled rice. It's very clean so if you want to buy your own fish and cook at home I assume it's a better experience. go to happy snapper if you want delicious, affordable and fresh sea food!

I love this market. If you're staying in the area and need some grocery supplies and don't feel…read morelike driving out of the way to Publix then this is your place! I did that recently and it had everything I needed. Also there's a bakery and hot bar in the back. The food smelled amazing but I just had lunch so maybe next time. The check out lines got a little full but I used the self check out, super easy.

It's a disgrace. Today, they served me spoiled--or sour--meat. I urge the American authorities to…read moreinvestigate what is going on here: the food is horrible, and there are many people working there--but under what legal status?

Friendly folks. We went for fresh cheese Queso Oaxaca and got also Queso Fresco Michoacán…read more Excellent with good wine. Their homemade Tortilla chips are great as well. We are delightfully surprised by their Mexican bakery. Big selection of other Mexican and Central American grocery items. Great Find!

Amazing food you really can't top THIS place!! Service is always so amazingly sweet!! The market…read morehas many options but I go for the hot food !! Absolutely love this place

There is a big variety at this Dominican spot. It's a buffet style service where you choose what…read moreyou want in your order from the selection they have. I tried a little bit of everything, chicken stew, black beans and rice, wings, their soup, maduros, fried fish. Everything was tasty and fresh. I would come again and they give you a lot of food too. The girls serving was quick nice and attentive.

My heart beats fast every time I think of brigadeiro I was so excited to come across this Brazilian…read morebakery in Orlando. The ladies working, the counter were lovely and patient taking the time to answer all my questions about the wide variety of cakes available to purchase as a whole by the pound or by the slice. since committing to one whole cake was impossible we selected three different kinds. All of them looked absolutely delicious and it was so hard to wait until I got home to try them. But they didn't disappoint. I cannot wait for another special occasion to purchase more cakes and continue trying their menu. as far as the establishment it's a really nice place to have a coffee and cake while catching up with friends.

We went here TWICE during our recent stay in Orlando. They have a large variety of mouthwatering…read morecakes and other desserts in a display case. You order at the front and then can bring your treat to a spacious dining area. What I thought was really cool was you order your cake slice by weight, so you can go as big or small as you'd like. It's been a week and I'm still thinking about my guava cake. I also got a brigadeiro. They speak both Portuguese and English there. Unique experience and highly recommend. Parking was a bit difficult on a Saturday evening in this plaza.

Affordable prices meat looks good i recommend parking lot was easy to found one easy workers they…read morenice and helpful

I had been here before, but this time I truly realized how reasonably priced the fresh fruits and…read morevegetables are. They also have a great meat section. I ended up having a little cheat day and enjoyed a delicious soft serve with fresh strawberries -- it was so good! The staff members were very friendly, especially the cashier who helped me at the register. Her smile felt so genuine, and it honestly made me want to come back again. I even decided to pick up some peanut butter while I was there. The store was very clean and well organized, which made shopping comfortable and enjoyable. I shop at other grocery stores too, but this place is definitely becoming one of my favorites. You can also bring your own reusable bags, which is a nice bonus. The parking lot can be a little difficult on weekends, but overall I highly recommend this place!

Do I think I possibly had unrealistic expectations revolved around my dreams of visiting Parisian…read morechocolate shops and patisseries? Yes. Was I still so delighted by the atmosphere and magical treats? Also yes. I went straight for chocolate truffles, as I think macaroons are much harder to nail. I cannot remember the exact names of what I tried, and they do switch up what's available. Chili dark chocolate: it was named to indicate it has heat, but I wanted more heat. If you are a dark chocolate and chili girlie, this won't itch that scratch for you. The chocolate was good quality though, so in no way a waste of calories. Pistachio chocolate: could have used a little more nutty flavor in the profile, but nicely balanced overall. Rose chocolate: bought this because it was pretty, wound up being one of my favorites! A nice sparkly flavor, slight touch of floral. Dark cherry: Yum! A hint of sweet tartness and deep rich chocolate. I would say the treats were a 4 star level, but the ambiance, the beautiful windows, and the lovely team members bumped this up to a 5 out of 5!

This is such a beautiful store, both inside and outside. It's really popular, so there's always…read morepeople in the store. Everything in store is so glossy and polished. They have so types of Harry Porter themes candies, including butter beer and sea salt. They also had such a big collection of macarons and truffles. Each of had about 12 flavors. Half dozen macarons were around $20 and half dozen truffles were about $18. We ordered half a dozen truffles to try. We mixed multiple flavors. It took them few minutes to prepare the order and they called out the name at pick up counter. I really liked the truffles. They had a hard but delicious outer chocolate layer. But the center had soft melted filling. Blackberry Lavender and Ton-Tongue Toffee were my favorite two flavors.

This is the first Korean night market in Orlando. The place is located at Korean church ground. The…read moreparking on field work for great number of cars. It is good spot when there is no rain since the market is open air. There are portable restrooms for your use. Next thing is to have a place to wash the hand after the street food. The market has many Asian goods. That includes the street vendor food. We like the giant shrimp skewer. Those are the best. It was my first time to try the mitarashi dango. It is good sweet dessert. Overall we enjoyed our time there. The parking is free. Also there are some table for you to eat.

This was the first Seoul night maker-free parking and free entry. The weather was cooperative-not…read moreraining, not so hot. There were good variety of Asian street food, drinks and bake goods plus art and craft venders. We had shrimp, squid, chicken gut, Lao sausage skewers. I had a salmon onigiri. All were tasty. The dessert was the dango- 3 big ball of mochi were torched and soaked in sweet syrup, delicious. Upon tasting the free samples, we bought a ube cake and ube sticky rice. 2 fried quails were purchased for the late-night snack. The ground was open and clean. Portable restroom and picnic tables were available. It was an interesting market. It's worth to check it out.

So I recently had the chance to stop by Patel Brothers Supermarket for the first time this weekend…read moreand I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by how huge this store is! Located on Orange Blossom Trail, Patel Brothers is a grocery store specializing in Indian goods, spices, and produce. This store has its own parking lot with plenty of available parking for easy access. Upon entering, I was amazed of how well lit and organized this store is! Each section was very neat and well stocked...making our shopping experience that much easier. What I actually liked the most about this spot is that they have a hot foods bar serving up pastries, curries, and rice options. Now a few things I do need to point out... is that I did notice some of the produce were actually past their prime and have not been rotated out in a timely fashion. Also, for service wise it seemed like everyone was pretty much just there to work... so I definitely didn't get that warm inviting feel. Overall, I think Patel Brothers is a great option if you are ever in need of a variety of Indian spices and goods. I will definitely be back the next time i'm around the area.

We shop here for our Indian groceries. A long time ago, it used to be just a humble little store in…read moreOrange Blossom Trail. Now, it's an Indian corporate chain with multiple locations. When you enter the first automatic door, you see the famous auto rickshaw used in India (I think you can take a photo op as well), and the carts. The second door takes you inside the shop. The produce section is the first thing you see, and it isn't just Indian and American produce. Oriental produce is also offered. Prices are reasonable, but the quality can be a hit or miss. In the back there is a fresh bakery section where you can get chapatis (flat Indian bread). My dad enjoys them and the prices are also fair. The bakery also offers Indian desserts and drinks. I love their ras malai (4-6 dollars depending on the size), which is ricotta cheese in a milk sauce. It's restaurant quality and the balls are perfect density (not too spongy or mushy). The only catch in the bakery section is that you have to pay the goods in advance from that counter. That's because people seem to enjoy eating/drinking them inside the store. We also get other Indian goods, and the prices can be either cheap or expensive. However, they do offer promotions, especially during the Diwali holidays. My mom does occasionally get frozen South Indian vegetarian foods in the freezer isle, and they are enjoyable. The checkout area is a bit small, but not too much of wait if the crowd isn't huge. Most of the staff are friendly, but it can depend on their mood that day. If it does get crowded, it can get cramped and chaotic. There can be occasional arguments between staffs and customers due to stress. The overall store is at least clean, and the bathrooms are pretty good too. This store is located near Florida Mall, which can sometimes have a bit of traffic. However, parking is pretty ample and not too difficult to find if not crowded. I believe the store used to be a Bravo before Patel Bros took over. We used to shop at House of Spices a couple miles further as it was more humble and welcoming, but Patel Bros has all the groceries we need. Even though Patel Bros is a corporation with lots of stores in multiple locations, it is still the ideal store for us to get our Indian groceries. While I prefer shopping more at a mom and pop store, I still find Patel Bros a decent Indian store. Overall: B-

Stopped in for some British treats. Sorry you can't take photos inside. Staff were all nice. Great…read moreselection of dry and frozen foods. They also have some British gifts too. Prices are great comparing on if you imported with another method. My goal was the large Cadbury Dairy Milk bar. So yum. IYKYK.

Tucked away in an industrial park, this gem of a shoppe is small but magnificent. I grabbed all of…read moremy Christmas favourites, including the real tin Quality Street, and about 4 lbs of Cadbury. Shopkeepers are very friendly and prices are fair. They have loads of frozen foods, baked goods, and even some adorable touristy kitsch. Do not sleep on this place my fellow expats!