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    Key Food

    3.6 (15 reviews)
    ModerateGrocery
    Open 6:45 am - 10:00 pm

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    Linda E.

    Key Food has quickly become my favorite supermarket. The organization, helpful attitude from employees and great quality I've found here will be difficult to beat. The first few times I came here was just to pick some fresh flowers (the roses are absolutely beautiful), however on one of my most recent trips I ventured into the fruit & veggie section... and woww! As someone who loves to explore and try new things, I'm excited to try all the new varieties of fruits and vegetables I have found here. They have an open refrigeration section with a combination of KeyFood brand desserts, pastries, etc as well as some from known companies. Nearby is the bread section that aside from having packaged rolls & baguettes, it has a small machine that makes fresh bread rolls. Seriously, I find that so cool! It's a Latin supermarket so you find all the wonderful things you usually do at a grocery store and more. It's nothing fancy from outside, but a gem inside. Careful in the parking area, it can get a bit hectic so it's not a bad idea to park away from the front entrance.

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    Jo H.

    I found it strange when I couldn't check-in on Yelp, but then I realized why after I made my purchase and looked at the receipt. The supermarket was no longer Bravo, it's named Key Food Fresh now. The layout of the supermarket is still the same...clean organized aisles, a large variety of American, Hispanic, and Caribbean items at reasonable prices, fresh selections at the meat and seafood department, fresh fruits & vegetables, and an area where you can get cooked latin dishes. Despite the name change, I still like coming here.

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    Madame G.

    Be careful when parking because a lot of the customers will hit your car and keep it moving or intentionally attempt to get into an accident. A guy was backing up at full speed then had the nerves to continue (instead of hauling) when the right in the right of way was moving forward. He didn't care. Seemed like he was looking for a an insurance claim. I purchased groceries here and when I got home I was surprised to see that my 1/2 dozen carton of eggs were actually 5. Like who sells 5 eggs? Also, I purchased food from the deli and the veggies were grainy as if they had dirt in them and wasn't washed properly. I asked for a lunch chicken meal and was charged for dinner. The color of the chicken (meal) looked questionable. Be careful when buying habanero peppers in the pack because they're mixed with peppers that have mold in them. You get what you pay for. I rather shop elsewhere because the price I paid for groceries weren't cheap. I rather pay for fresh produce.

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    Lots of Latin items here- way more than at Publix. Peruvian, Argentinian, Ecuadorian, Colombian, Venezuelan, you name it! Hot food bar too.

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    What a fantastic supermarket. I stopped in to see what this was all about after seeing ads for it…read more They have fantastic fresh produce and some very unique finds that you won't get in your typical grocery store. It has lots of Eastern European products along with a fresh bakery and fresh prepared foods aisle. Some products are cheaper than say Publix and others were more expensive. But you won't find some of the European ethnic foods like a gazillion types of sardines and olives, and pickled products to choose from in your mainstream grocery. If you are looking for a certain European grocery item, chances are they will have it here. They even have a fresh fish section. It's freezing in here so bring a jacket/sweater. I really enjoyed browsing the aisles making note of some hard to find items for my next culinary adventure. The aisles are very narrow however so best to come early in the morning at opening. It was empty when I came in at that time. Definitely will be back!

    NetCost Market was founded in 2000 by Sam and Eduard Shnayder in Brooklyn, NY. It was an extension…read moreof their 1997 wholesale business, Royal Seafood Baza. From the first Brooklyn location they expanded to New Jersey, throughout New York, and across the northeast. It has since grown into a major international grocery chain specializing in Eastern European, Russian, and Eurasian goods with over 45,000 products. I recently had the opportunity to visit this NetCost Market in the Oakwood Plaza in Hollywood, Florida. If you join the free NetCost market Club you can unlock special deals and discounts. I was impressed with how bright and spotless this store is. Everywhere I looked there was someone cleaning, sweeping, and straightening. NetCost has the typical pantry staples you would expect to find but I was drawn to the colorful produce section with unexpected finds like mandarin oranges wit the stems and leaves for $2.49 a pound and dainty little lady apples for $3.99 a pound. Throughout the store their dumpling fest was being advertised for $3.49 a pound. The bakery and hot prepared foods department looked enticing, especially the cabbage rolls. It was nice to see some many foods from my Polish ancestry represented. In the front of the store is a coffee shop with a seating area and more delectable pastries for sale. I love exploring world markets and this was one of the cleanest and nicest I have come across. If I lived local i would be a regular shopper, especially on nights when I don't feel like cooking dinner. The Hollywood community is lucky to have such a great food shopping resource.

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