I couldn't wait for this location to open ! I'm in love…read more Super big, clean and of course still great prices. I love that they added the clear doors over all of the cold foods/ drinks Staff is always great. Just this location was perfect.

Aldi has good values and prices. The staff is friendly and willing to assist when needed.read more

Grand Oaks Village is a pleasant enough shopping plaza with a diverse enough selection of stores to…read moremake it interesting. I would say that the anchor store is the Fresh Market, but as I said, they do have a decent enough selection of stores.

Grand Oaks Village is a great shipping area in Dr. Phillips. There is a large variety of shops that…read moreincludes my favorite grocery store (The Fresh Market) and one of my favorite breakfast spots. (@ The Diner) There is lots of parking with some nice shade trees towards the back.

Date of visit: November 28, 2025…read more I'd heard of Sprouts before but never had an opportunity to visit one until this trip down to Florida for a cruise. We needed a couple small items and walked over after breakfast. It definitely has a Trader Joe's vibe, so if that's not your scene you likely won't care for Sprouts, either. Think healthy and natural with fun twist. I found the items I was looking for and while they weren't exactly cheap, they both seemed to be of above average quality and I am a firm believer in getting what you pay for. All of the employees we encountered were friendly and helpful (when's the last time you can say that you experienced that!?), and I wouldn't hesitate to visit another location on my travels if I had the opportunity to do so.

Sprouts Farmers Market (the one I go to in [Your City]) - 5 stars, no notes…read more I'm obsessed. Walking into Sprouts feels like someone gave Whole Foods a personality transplant and slashed the prices while they were at it. The produce section is legitimately gorgeous -- heaps of organic kale that actually looks alive, avocados that are ripe EXACTLY when they say they will be (witchcraft?), and those little cartons of specialty mushrooms I pretend to know how to cook. Everything smells like it was picked this morning, because half of it probably was. The bulk bins are dangerous for me. I go in for almonds and leave with mocha-dusted chocolate almonds, chili-lime pistachios, and some random grain I saw on TikTok that I'll never figure out how to pronounce. Their bulk spices are also clutch -- I refilled smoked paprika for like $0.87 the other day and felt like I hacked the system. The deli/sandwich counter is low-key one of the best lunch deals in town. $8.99 for a massive made-to-order sandwich on fresh-baked bread with all the fancy toppings? Yes please. The "Sprouts Classic" with turkey, cranberry, and stuffing vibes year-round is stupidly good. Meat and seafood counter people are always chill and actually know what they're talking about. Got sold on some cedar-plank salmon that changed my weeknight dinner game. And if you're plant-based, the selection of fake meats and cheeses that don't taste like regret is honestly impressive. Only tiny gripe: the parking lot is a blood sport on weekends and they play the same 7 acoustic covers on loop, but I'll fight for a spot and hum along to "Wonderwall" on ukulele if it means I get to shop here. Sprouts, never change (except maybe add one more register on Saturdays). See you tomorrow... again.

Stopped by this Whole Foods for the first time to try out the viral TikTok Family Meal Prep $35…read moremeal. First of all, this is a very beautiful store. It's very clean, spacious, bright, and inviting. We were also impressed with the parking lot and parking available. It's not as bad as other grocery stores, if you know, you know... Everything is well-stocked and organized. They had an excellent selection for their meal deal, which included four proteins and two sides, all ready to go in an aluminum container. We decided to get the sweet chili salmon, a lemon cous cous, and some broccoli salad. In addition to our grocery haul, we visited the hot bar station and picked up some lunch. We were pleasantly satisfied with our selection and the amazing choices available for lunch. We will definitely be back.

I get it this is in the theme park bubble and it's primary customer is tourists but this is one of…read moretwo locations and it closer to my home than the other location, but it's a nightmare to get in and out of. As a local I much prefer the location in Winter Park (though we need more locations in the Orlando area) I only only go to this location if I have to or I am in the area. I avoid it if I can

Sweetest owners and the best produce! Love the selection and quality, always on point.read more

I've been to The Farmacy's store front in the past and it's a pretty small selection of specialty…read moreitems for the most part. However, they have truly embraced the times and stepped up to coordinate one of the most seamless order pick ups with far more options than they can normally house in their store location in collaboration with their local farm suppliers. It was a really great way to get access to local food in a time when innovation is most appreciated as is the ability to access fresh food when the normal grocery stores are overwhelmed with visitors. I will definitely continue to support this great local business that has made things easier in a time when many things are harder. Edit: apparently the store front has closed (unrelatedly- they announced this coming change on January 8th due to a failed lease renewal) but the business is still running through their pick up at 8505 Silver Star Rd and online ordering. The system was actually designed prior to these times and just happened to line up perfectly). This family run business is passionate about improving access to locally grown and more organic foods, and they have done an amazing job.

Cute little farmer's market with lots of animals to see. The price are high compared to other…read morefarmer's markets I've been to in Orlando, but they do run weekly sales. Staff is friendly and food looks of quality. We thoroughly enjoyed seeing the animals during this visit.

Great farm and natural food options…read more The kids love the chickens, cats running around, horses, etc. We bought the best blueberry pie from the store. So many meats and cheese options. Staff is friendly and the grounds are kept up nicely. Keep in mind it's a working farm.

Essential Oils is located in the Plant St Market Place. It's amazing how much they were able to put…read morein the small space. The inventory is impressive so it will be easy to find what you want. The sales person working during my two visits was incredibly knowledgeable and so nice. I was purchasing a gift for someone and learned a lot in the process. When you use Yelp to check in you will unlock a free aroma therapy hand massage.

From the owner: At our Doterra Essential Oils shop we specialize in Improving your well-being, reducing stress, and…read moreenriching your daily life so it doesn't have to be tedious, complicated, or expensive. Learn how to enhance your life with the addition of essential oils, oil blends, and other natural health and wellness products. You will find the most popular oils and wellness products to get you started. The full selection is available here at our store and in our online shop. $35 membership with us will give you limitless hand scans and coaching with doctors and health enthusiasts that are on our team.

Great feedback from the workers here, they really take their time explaining everything for you and…read morethey don't work on commission- will be back (Prizes are a little higher than Amazon but .. )

They carry a lot of amazing products. This location is always stocked and clean. They have a very…read moreknowledgeable staff that knows where to find any product you ask about. I love it more now that they started to price match! These stores tend to over price everything and with price matching, this helps them stay competitive with stores like Amazon. I bought everything I needed and simply showed my phone with the online price. They have a tablet to match on their system as well to double check. And I was off on my merry way. I will definatly be back to buy more products, only because they price match and know that I can get the same product with a good price. And not over pay. That's why I love this store.

Katrina, in the deli, did a good job with making my turkey salad. At the register, Tammy completed…read moremy purchase while Fred carefully placed my groceries in my reusable bags. All associates I encountered were polite and helpful.

Publix in Metrowest closed last year to undergo renovations. We been going to the Windermere and…read moreKirkman Publix instead when they were doing renovations. I waited almost a year for it to reopen, looking forward to the changes. When it reopened, it looked modern, but I found it to be sterile as well. The lightning looks a bit more dark, and the space a bit more cramp. I do like the new deli area in the front, with the very nice Publix sandwiches, salad, and fried chicken offered. I also really like to sushi area, and they now serve rice bowls and ramen at reasonable prices. While the portions are a bit small, it is really tasty. The meat and fish area look a bit smaller, but the dairy area is spacious in the back. The bakery is also a bit smaller, as well as the pharmacy, but they do the job. The frozen isle is in the middle, and I wish they had more seen selections of the Hagan Daz ice cream flavors. I rarely see the green tea flavor anymore. Now there are separate doors for entering and exiting. And their famous scale is gone. Now I can't find out my weight over there anymore. That's like if Meijer got rid of their one cent mechanical horse ride (Sandy) from their stores. Sad! There are self checkout lanes available, with their famous Costar security cameras watching you and TVs letting you know that you're being watched. At least they still have ample amount of regular checkout lanes with friendly staff checking you out and bagging your items. I believe they still offer to take your items to your car if requested, and have the no tipping policy. I see management occasionally guiding shoppers to the proper checkout lanes and staff showing shoppers where to go for an item. While the renovated Publix looks a bit stale to me, it still has great amenities and staff needed to be a nice supermarket. They still have their BOGOs tool, so you can get good deals. The staff are friendly, which makes shopping here a pleasure. While it isn't as nice as Windermere, it's definitely better than the Kirkman branch. It's still a good Publix closest to the Metrowest area. Overall: B+