The smoothies here are delicious -- I've tried almost every flavor and they all taste great. Just a…read moretip: you need to drink them fairly quickly since they tend to separate. The service can be a bit slow, so it's not the best option if you're in a rush, but overall the smoothies are worth it. I'll definitely be coming back

I would give 5 stars for the Sprouts Farmers Market…read more It was my first time inside one of these grocery stores, it was a very similar experience to a Whole Foods store - a ton of organic/healthier options are available here for purchase. They have a huge spices section where you can grab your own spice amount and put it in to go bags which I thought was really neat, I also enjoyed the section they had like this for cereal and granola. Overall if you want some healthy/different groceries in a Whole Foods kind of store, Sprouts is worth checking out.

Still a great TJ's with a good amount of parking and always a good stock of items…read more Everyone is so nice here, & it's the best place to go when it's super hot outside. This last time I got the new TJ POG drinks(passion fruit, orange, and guava). I love the passion fruit tarts here. I also love the dog treats here for my picky pup.

To us, Trader Joe's is for coffee and wine, and some silly treat that catches our eye…read more This Joe's was busy, the aisles were clean, and the staff were nice. Produce was fresh, flowers were fresh. The customers can be a little overly-hurried, especially in the parking lot. I'm not telling you anything you dont know. I said coffee. It surprises me that there is not a whole lot of variety in sourcing and roast-styles. This Joe's has a small coffee section in the back left corner, around 40 options. Somehow the selection seemed rather sparse. Maybe they've been outdone by local roasters. Poor me, right? Well, I saw two dark roasts, and I grabbed 100% Trader-Joe's-brand arabica French roast whole beans. At home, they looked gorgeously shiny and the aroma was rich. They tasted quite good! Fresh and bold without excess acid or bitterness. Ok, Joe's, well-done. We headed for the wine corner, and were rewarded with tiny samples of a smooth whiskey and a fresh nut-mix, offered by a bold fellow with a short distinctively-curly mustache. We scanned the wines and got an inexpensive $5.50 Espiral Portuguese Vinho Verde, a very-light slightly-sparkling slightly-sweet white wine. Typically it's thought of as a summer wine to drink chilled for any non-serious pairing with non-serious food. We like it because, as long as it's not flat and not a noticeably sour brand, vinho verde is a nice year-round evening-blurry treat. And we got some mixed-flowers for a bright reminder of a pleasant shopping experience.

What a great store!! Yes, there are a few things that are more expensive than what I can afford but…read moreI found plenty of reasonably priced and on sale items that I needed. I'm new to the area so it's nice to find a store that I can feel confident to buy good quality foods. It feels and looks like a store that has high integrity and standards. Thank you for that!!

Equal to WF or Sprouts in selection, but very high priced, manager "Santa" is very rude, does not…read morebelong in job working with public, this store won't make any more money off my family until that person is gone.

If I'm in Clearwater, this is my go to grocery store. It is clean, has plenty of parking, and the…read morestaff is always nice. 5/5 stars for the food court. I always get the family meal which is a great deal- one entree and two sides. Highly recommend the chimichurri london broil and the couscous!

Came in to get some snacks and look around. When we first…read morewalked in we noticed it was extremely busy so getting around was very difficult we headed to the bakery which shortly realized that not every Whole foods has the same inventory so we couldn't find the donuts we were looking for. We ended up getting some muffins and also chips. I did want to try out their cafe but they were understaffed and I didn't have enough time to wait for a smoothie but maybe next time.

Very clean store in a busy shopping plaza. Across the street from Wawa. The selection is decent. I…read moredid notice that there are no self checkouts at this location but when one cashier is overwhelmed with patrons, they do have backup. I visited the day after Easter and they had quite a few items on sale.

First time ever into this newer one of their stores in Pinellas County; I've been to the one…read morefurther north off of US19 previously. The store is clean, modestly "decorated" along with typical no frills everything a grocery store can be, other than a rathole (think Sav-A-Lot). We did purchase a few items we know we needed, but this was more of an exploratory jaunt than a typical grocery run. As most Aldi shops, this one is not even a third the size of a typical Publix or Winn Dixie, nor did it have the same variety as one would expect in 'em, either. No surprises yet for those who've shopped at an Aldi store previously. Same industrial chic with the same hit and miss expectation for the basics of groceryland. There are a few pluses to this store too, which merit the four stars; five is a bit much. Their produce looked quite fresh and phenomenal, for one thing. Located just after the entrance on the rightmost aisle is their produce, and they had a halfway decent variety of prepackaged fruits and veggies. You'll definitely find the basics, but if you need a rutabaga or fresh fig, you're gonna come up empty. Some of the other things one WOULD expect (canned kidney beans for argument's sake) one ain't gonna get either. Then there were other things that one DOES find that I'd never expect (tubs of gelato; genuine weisswurst) to see. As I said earlier...hit and miss. If nothing else, there's a Walmart Neighborhood and a Publix right across the boulevard anyway. The meat and dairy departments are around the corner and against the remaining outer walls. Many empty spaces scattered among the coolers but still a decent variety of basics...Meat is prepackaged but still looks good too, deli stuff included. Frozen is next to meat and runs both sides of the aisle toward the back. Just as in other parts of this store, the prices are fantastic compared to where shopping is a purported pleasure, Winn Lose or wherever else you get groceries these days. Finally I should tell you that if you are set on some national brands, you ain't gonna get too far other than iconic items (e.g., Coca Cola, Campbell Soup)...those are close to the same prices you'd expect at the other guys. They carry non food, simple dinnerware items and sundries. Checkout is a simple process and goes quick since the clerk just scans your order and pitches it back into your cart for you to bag later. There was only one cashier and very few other employees in the place. Then head over to the bench across the front aisle to bag it all yourself. The lady who appeared to run the front end (Jennifer) took a couple of us (at the end of the line) to another register. She was even quicker and more efficient than the one cashier until she realized one small issue. Guess what? Seems the satellite went out (the one that sends and receives credit card transactions). So Jennifer quickly tried to see if this was the same with all the terminals (it was). Do you have cash?" she asked. So I paid my $33 for the stuff I had got and that was that. She was very resourceful and still offered to cash out anyone using cash for their purchases, as the line was still growing. Two final caveats: bring a quarter (25 cent coin) and grocery bags. The former gets you a shopping cart from out front) while the latter gets you packed and on your way. They do sell reusable Aldi bags, however, which are good sized and look sturdy. Then if you want your quarter back, load up your car any take the cart back to the cart stall. Plug the cart into an open lock and your quarter comes back. That, BTW. in the reverse of the procedure to get a cart in the first place. I'd definitely return here for all the basic necessities. Again, some of it is really hit and miss, but the prices, the minimalist take it or leave it approach and the quality of products is fantastic. I simply hope the satellite is up and running and Jennifer is around.

Excellent food and selection and quality and flavor. We were coming from a trip and this was the…read moreright spot - excellent coffee too.

Food is good and variety of options to purchase. I always stop by when I'm in Clearwater.read more

Rollin' Oats is locally owned (always a plus!) and has a cozy, intimate feel. We stopped by on a…read moreThursday morning to try the smoothies and ordered the Blue Spirulina Swirl and Strawberry Dream from the Boujee menu. At $8.99 each, the smoothies are made with clean, vegan ingredients, no added sugars, and 100% organic fruit. They're highly filling, delicious, and make a great post-workout drink. The staff making the smoothies had great energy and were very friendly. For the quality of ingredients and how satisfying they are, I'd say they're worth the price.

Love this local spot! You have to call the cafe to place a pickup order but they always answer and…read morealways have my order ready when I arrive. Although I wish they had online ordering for smoothies or cafe. They have electric vehicle charging outside for customers and a very nice underrated sitting area for visitors outside. I love the vegan pastries too. They have a plethora of healthy organic unprocessed foods. I love to come here for my fresh mushrooms, kombucha, incense, supplements, almond butter, toddler snacks, and produce. I highly recommend checking them out.

Fantastic shop... So cute and clean!!! It's a great place to walk to for us and offers a little of…read moreeverything. From a great little wine collection, beers, smokes, groceries and fresh sandwiches to meats to some veggies, even boiled peanuts or coffee. Great place if you're in a pinch. The staff or owner are always friendly and efficient. Really handy and needed in this area as the next closest shops are on 4th. The owner stocks it mainly with local items like salsa and chips yum! Convivence stores are usually pretty boring, and I would say outdated, this place offers a little bit of everything including charm a must place to support for a small business owner. I have also noticed amazon delivery boxes outside and on the weekends, I've seen a smoker so that's my next task lol see what's on the grill :).

I pass this store on my walks. I finally stopped in and love it. Great selections of beer and food…read moreand snacks. They take Apple Pay too.