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Presidente Supermarket

3.1 (17 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 9:45 pm

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Franco C.

Supermarket Presidente is a supermarket primarily focused on the Caribbean / Spanish side of things which means you are going to get a completely different set of goods than Publix. With that being said, Presidente has some areas where they excel such as: Produce, seafood and meat. The produce section is massive with a lot of items you will never see in Publix (as an example). Seafood is super fresh and the the guys back there are good at what they do. Meats are of two types: butcher area and pre-packaged types. The butcher area has items you may not be familiar with such as cow hooves, chicken feet and goat legs. The prepackaged stuff is more of what you would find in the usual shopping place you buy meat at The general grocery section is good but it is definitely filled with brands of goods which are not widely known in the States. I am not saying they are bad, they are just not the mass produced American crap we are all used to - so keep an open mind (and don't be an ugly American) if your favorite brand is not available. There are a lot of things to choose from in terms of new and exciting things to cook, which is why I love this place. Prices are way better than what you get elsewhere and there are plenty of check out lines to get you on your way. Give it a shot Parking lot in front

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Richard S.

A very ethnic supermarket that appears to lower income population. Great selection of Mexican, Spanish and Haitian foods. A lot of items, we are familiar with in meats and produce. They have a large cafeteria inside the store with a seating area.

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The shredded beef and rice and beans are out of this world! A Must try!! If you're in the Lake Worth area you gotta stop there.

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They have a very nice people and the cafeteria are very kind and have a lot of good food.

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