This is a nice new addition Asian market to plantation do believe it's been open for a little over…read morea year now great selections of Asian ingredients, meat and fish as well

Love love love that location of the supermarket. Easy access right next to 595. Plenty of parking…read morespaces. They have so many Asian groceries here. I haven't bought any of their seafood or meats in the past. I recently saw chicken quarters buy one get one free at $1.99/lb, but once I bought the chicken- the other side of the chicken was not fresh at all. I can see why its on sale. The pork belly that I bought also had a strong smell. Everything else like seasoning, sauces, fruits, vegetables, drinks, cakes have been great. Remember to check the expiration dates!!! I saw a few snacks expired. Service was quick. I only waited for one other party in front. There were 3 lanes open

I stopped in to this location after seeing on TikTok the holiday grinch tress was back!…read moreLast year I was too late, and didn't get one. I was on my game this year! It's so cute, and it comes with a full care sheet. Apparently these can grow up 30 feet tall!! Great for the holiday, I purchased it for my office and it goes well with my other decor. Great buy! Go get one!

Always a pleasure to visit this Trader Joe's. I always like their variety of plants…read more The store is a little tight on space but that's likely because it's such a popular place, always full of customers. Service is always top notch.

Pulling into the Walmart Neighborhood Market on Pine Island and Sunrise feels a little like…read moreentering the opening level of an old arcade game called "Pedestrian Survival." The parking lot is absolute chaos. Cars cutting through lanes, shopping carts appearing out of nowhere, people backing out like they're qualifying for the Daytona 500... getting from your car to the front door becomes a real-life game of Frogger with groceries on the line. Once inside, the store definitely shows its age. It's older, a little worn down, and there's kind of a permanent "this building has seen some things" vibe happening throughout the place. The lighting feels tired. The floors feel tired. Honestly, parts of the store feel like they're just trying to make it to retirement. That said... credit where it's due. The prices are good, the selection is solid, and for a smaller format Walmart, they actually carry a pretty decent variety of products. If you're trying to knock out grocery shopping without paying Publix prices, this place absolutely gets the job done. The staff? Nobody was rude, but there's definitely an atmosphere of "I am physically here, but emotionally I left two hours ago." It's not hostile... just very low-energy. Like the entire building collectively needs a vacation. At the end of the day, this Walmart is basically the definition of average. Not terrible. Not amazing. A little dingy, a little chaotic, but useful and reasonably priced. Three stars feels exactly right because three stars is the official Yelp rating for "Well... it exists, and I bought groceries."

This is definitely a Walmart "neighborhood" location which was an adventure for sure. A few…read morecustomers in front of the entrance door sleeping in their mobile-assist electric carts, so navigate carefully. Big fresh loaves of cuban bread although maybe french, caught my eye as I entered. Got excited for a moment with Egg Bites containing 16 grams of protein for $1.00, but the price tag was sadly wrongly positioned but did not know until it was scanned at checkout for $2.48. The small egg roll was actually for $1.00. The prices for produce, veggies and other items were deep discounted. For example: 18 large eggs for $3.97, full watermelon $4.62, or sweet corn .33 cents each and was told they go down on occasion to .25 each. Purchased two cartons of 18 large eggs, which scanned correctly at $3.97 each. The store was visually clean and the staff that actually spoke english assisted me with a few price checks. Will return for corn and eggs when needed.

This is a small boutique market that is centrally located in the Plantation Walk. It has everything…read morefrom fresh grocery items to organic sundries. I went in at lunchtime to pick up a togo meal and their menu has some good choices. They also have a huge variety of beverages Eveythibg from juices to THC sodas. Service was very slow despite I was the only shopper in the store. Parking is free in the garage and but it was also very crowded and hard to find a space on the ground level.

I strolled through here after seeing a friend. This little market is very charming. They have lots…read moreof unique items. They have everything from wine to empanadas to wraps to lotions to drinks and it goes on from there. I wanted to buy a couple juices to take home. There was a man there who was looking at me and I was looking at him. We each told the other we were ready to purchase. Each one of us thought the other was an employee. It was kind of funny. I waited several minutes but no one came out. I finally left because I had other things to do. I was surprised no one came to the register even after the man called out for someone.

A large, well-stocked grocery store in Plantation Florida, this Aldi location was within walking…read moredistance of our hotel. We stopped in so my brother could pick up chocolates for the cruise staff on our next cruise (milk chocolate bars seem to be a favorite of the casino staff that he interacts with). A lot of products that I'm used to in California, exists here in Florida as well, including the exclusive Aldi finds that my wife likes so much. The various fruits were in good shape, so bought enough to get through the next couple of days. There were plenty of registers, along with a self checkout line that was efficient.

I went to Aldi for the first time because I've been disappointed with the supermarkets in…read morePlantation. I found the staff to be unfriendly - they walked in front of my cart, cutting me off several times and would not move the cart as they were stocking cheese so I can grab the package I wanted. There was very little variety and by the time I rang up my haul, it cost the same as going to non-discount supermarkets. When I got home to cook dinner, I found the beef to be incredibly fatty, the chicken discolored (it looked much fresher under their lights) and half the bag of potatoes rotten. After this experience, I will be adding Aldi to my do-no-patronize list.

Paranormal Publix -…read more According to Waze, this was the closest Publix to our hotel at Holiday Inn Express and Suites N Executive Airport, about 17 minutes away. I did some research on places that sold ready-made food because eating out every night gets super expensive, not only that, we were very tired and jet lagged and didn't want to get dressed and go driving around looking for somewhere to eat. This particular location was on University Avenue (very busy) and at times my knuckles turned white on the steering wheel but I made it into the parking lot in once piece. There was a nice section of ready-made foods like potato salads, sandwiches, California rolls, soups, and curiously a container of "butterscotch pudding" in the middle of the savory stuff. I don't know why I didn't take a photo, because the night before my husband said I was talking in my sleep and I said "oh yummy, butterscotch pudding" - which was super strange because normally when I talk in my sleep it's 99% unintelligible. I have never seen butterscotch pudding ready-made to eat in my life before. Very strange. I wandered around and saw a line of people at the deli, so I followed. It was a hot deli where you could buy a half or a whole sandwich. As I was in line, the guy before me just turned his entire body completely 180 to stare at me. STARE. For seconds, just stood there and stared. I dared not look at him because he looked frightening. I wish my husband was here, but he was snoring back at the hotel. I ordered both of us half-sandwiches, which were very good by the way (me - veggie, husband - hot honey chicken). I believe half a chicken sandwich was in the neighborhood of about $7.00, very reasonable. Publix also carries gourmet cheese, exotic orchids, hard to find fruits like the Florida Pineberry, which I managed to snag for dessert. It was scary driving there, being there, and returning in rush hour traffic but we saved a lot of money and enjoyed the moderately cheap eats, including wine.

Plenty of parking at this Plantation Publix. Came here to cash my FL Lotto tickets and of course…read morebrowse the coffee deals. BOGO deals on Dunkin' Iced Coffee. The bakery and deli area was organized and they offer a private section for eating or just to relax near the entrance. Clean store with friendly front end staff.

Good deals good inventory fair Cust service. Well organized…read more Good specials a lot of choices

This was a really nice Fresh Market. It nice and clean and the shelves and display cases were…read morenicely stocked. They always have such fresh produce here and great specials such as $5.00 12 inch pizzas on Tuesdays and $6.00 rotisserie chickens on Thursdays. I'm also a big fan of their Little Big Meal deal, a dinner for four for only $25! Their chicken salad is some of the best I've ever had and they always offer 4 free croissants with the purchase of a pound of the chicken salad. If you join the loyalty program you'll get great discounts throughout the year and a coupon for birthday cake on your birthday. I love the little coffee bar they have where you can sample different coffees. Great staff, very pleasant and helpful!

We stopped in at Western resort we have a full kitchen, so we wanted to get a grocery. We stopped…read moreby this grocery store, which is close by and found out that this is a one stop shop for everything that you can imagine. Local fruits organic vegetables, fresh bread, piping hot coming out every few minutes Local Deli making multiple different cuisines, which is sold by a combo. When you see a lot of locals in there, you know that this place is popular and has a good reputation. It pretty much has a best price that I can imagine. People are extremely friendly, although we couldn't speak fluent Spanish, which most of the people were comfortable in. They definitely try to help us in every way possible to make sure we got everything we needed it very friendly environment and best food. Make sure you check out their logo groceries and vegetables. They're extremely good avocados by the size of a coconut almost.

This location is always clean and friendly. I normally stop by in the morning and fresh produce and…read moremeat are always a good price and fresh. The shrimp here tends to be a good price and fresh looking. My kids like the fresh bread rolls and I love the sandwich counter and coffee shop for a shot of espresso.

I love this store but not all the prices . It's clean organized and when you need help you can…read moreactually find it . This is very important to me as I like to whiz in and out of the store quickly. I love the kiwi box , it was better priced than another store I shop at and all the produce looked amazing . You know I'm vegan? Right In and out I went, no big exit line which makes me smile big . Muah to this store . Parking is ample .

Their food is amazing and good quality. It was good service in terms of a grocery store. And…read moreeveryone there is very nice and always willing to help.

I love Aldi and Trader Joe's and it makes sense because they have two German brothers in common…read more The abbreviated history is that Aldi's and Trader Joe's were owned by the two brother's who fell out over whether or not to sell cigarettes. In 1962, they introduced the name Aldi, short for Albrecht-Diskont, which translates into English as Albrecht Discount. The company split into Aldi Süd and Aldi Nord, which operate thousands of stores in Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia. Aldi Süd controls the U.S. chain of Aldi stores while Aldi Nord operates in the U.S. as Trader Joe's. ALDI opened its first U.S. store in Iowa in 1976 and now has more than 2,200 stores and is headquartered in Batavia, Illinois. While Trader Joe's has great prices, Aldi will beat them and just about everyone else's prices every time. You can still signs of that German heritage all over Aldi's like in their German line of products called Deutsche Kuche, which offers offers beer, chocolate, roasted coffee, and uncured Bavarian bratwurst. If you want to save money on groceries, Aldi's is a great way to do it. In order to bring you those low prices Aldi's has instituted some cost cutting measures. If you want a cart you will need to bring a quarter and to get your money back you need to return your cart from the parking lot back to the store saving employees from having to collect the carts. You will also have to bring your own bags or pay for theirs. Sometimes I'll just grab one of their empty boxes. Lines used to be long in store because they keep their staff to a bare bones minimum but since they added self checkout I rarely wait in line anymore. I was at Sawgrass Mills Mall and needed a few items so I popped into this location near the mall on Sunrise Blvd. There are now 208 Aldi locations throughout Florida so there is always one near by when I need it. The store was clean and well organized. I was able to easily grab what I needed and I had fun checking out the new Aisle of Shame inventory where they have a lot of cleaning products and exercise equipment in anticipation of the new year. My new favorite Aldi product is the Coconut Hydration Electrolytes Blue Mix Sticks in the blue raspberry flavor. They are only 15 calories and make your water taste delicious. Thanks to them I'm carrying my Owala with me wherever I go. I also love that this Aldi had the self checkout that allowed me to get out quickly and on my way to my next adventure.

FOOD SHOPPING RED ALERT…read more.. Lots of people I know swear by the Aldi cheap food prices so this is my first Aldi adventure to see if this is truth or fable. At first glance as I enter the vestible, are a long stacknof LOCKED, shopping carts that have .25 cents imprinted on the top of the cart to rent. Then if you return the cart you are reimbursed the quarter. Also, there are no shopping bags provided. The store is much smaller than Publix but it seems to be easily navigated with wide aisles and the food sections are largely displayed on the walls. The prices for similar Publix or Winn Dixie items seem slightly lower on most items. Looking for a simple seeded rye bread was a failure, although, they did offer a large variety of private and recognizable national brands. The beer section was fully stacked and noticed that the prices were extremely competitive. The best deals were the bags of mini avocados for $3.69 instead of the competition price of $5.19 or one gallon of whole milk by Friendly Farms for $3.02. I grabbed a bag of avocados and walked to the self checkout and noticed they dont accept cash, so paid the low price on my credit card and left. After the completion of this shopping project, I would have to agree that there are deep discounted deals here and many reviewers were correct.