I recently visited Detwiler's Farm Market and was thoroughly impressed. The store was clean,…read morewell-stocked, and full of fresh produce and groceries. I especially appreciated the variety of local vendors and products available throughout the market. I also stopped by the deli and tried both the meatball sub and Italian sub, and they did not disappoint. The portions were generous, flavorful, and incredibly filling. The fresh lemonades were a great addition as well. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the Detwiler's cookies were another highlight of the visit. Overall, it was a fantastic shopping experience, and I've officially become a fan. I'll definitely be back!

This is a different type of grocery store,it feels more like a mix between a Sam's / Costco and…read moreWhole Foods all combined in to one store. The building it self is pretty large and wasn't expecting to walk in to a store with so much to see and samples in every corner you turn plus a bakery with danish and croissants sold in singles or packs,everything in the bakery looked delicious! There is a lot of product here you probably won't find in other areas of Florida but you can also find a lot of the same stuff at Publix. When I came to this store on a Tuesday afternoon there was a lot of people shopping here. They lay out is the same as most stores but what is unique is the bakery is to the left when you walk in and the bakery offers a lot of pastries like danish and croissants in their case for single purchases and also already packed. I had never visit this specific chain store and after doing some research I out these stores are only in Manatee and Sarasota county's. Very unique store with some different varieties but also keep and eye on some items , I wouldn't buy cleaning products here or body care items as those can be found for a better price at Publix and often BOGO but some other items like candy's in packaging toward the produce área was interesting they also offer a wide variety of cut fruit. Beware if you don't like seafood the smell starts to sneak on you as soon as you get to the produce área and it's pretty strong. Costumer service here doesn't come close to like at Publix but overall a store to look at if you are near one in any of the the two county's they are in. Four stars,why? because of the strong odor of fish and I felt like the store didnt have enough space for costumers to get around ,to many displays of products in the middle off the aisle.

I loved Detwiler's so much! i'm back in virginia now and miss it…read more Detwiler's gives out a lot of samples from--cheese, pizza, cookies, pastries, steak, and sometimes even fish. They also have an ice cream shop right at the front of the store (it was delish). When we went, they had steak, cheese, ham and cheese croissant, and cookie samples. My favorite was the Red Dragon cheese (w/mustard and ale). I havent been able to find it elsewhere. The ham and cheese croissant was so good that we bought 4 of them. I also got the clam chowder, and it was honestly one of the best soups I've ever had. we sat at the tables in the front to eat it, and it was so good we went back and got seconds. We checked out the deli too, where you can build your own sandwich or order from the hot food section. They had fried chicken, ribs, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, and more. I was talking with one of the ladies working there, i mentioned it was my first time visiting since i was just in town visiting family; she was so sweet and gave me, my niece, and my nephews a chicken tender EACH to try. super nice of her to do that. we ended up getting the potato wedges too, and they were so good we finished them before we even got home. I wish there was a Detwiler's in Virginia. I'd probably be there every week...

Detwiler's Farm Market is a large, no-frills market with a genuine farm-stand feel. The produce…read moresection is the highlight: Vidalia sweet onions, Amish-grown corn from Lancaster PA, California stone fruit at $1.99/lb, and a strong tropical section with local mangoes, coconuts, and sugarcane. There's also a sub shop, hot foods counter with fried chicken, a butcher shop, and a bakery with scratch-made muffins and donuts. Prices are consistently low and the selection is wide. Worth the trip for fresh food without the markup. Staff are friendly and helpful

I've started stopping here every Friday to pick up lunch after hearing so many rave reviews…read more The soups are on a rotating schedule, and there is always 2 options to choose from. I've had the Lobster Bisque, The Gumbo, and the Clam Chowder. All are awesome, but the Clam Chowder is the best I've ever had. I usually pair a sandwich with my soup, and my go to's are the Chicken Salad Wrap or the Italian Hoagie. All are fresh made every day and ready to go in the deli case. I've also heard the Cuban is pretty awesome so I imagine I'll be trying it soon. The owners are super friendly, and the market is well stocked with all the odds and ends you may need for a beach trip or a snack. I can't recommend this place enough.

Fantastic Jumbalaya... Usually 1 or 2 other hot soups…read moreavailable. Lobster Bisque is terrific as well.

Even with the price of gas driving 10 miles out of my way to go to Winn-Dixie is worth every pennyread more

Winn-Dixie has decent prices, not cheap, but decent. They carry mostly what we need and they are…read morelocated nearby. Their employees are always helpful and nice.

If you like being treated as though you're nothing during check out, this is the place for you…read more I've shopped here several times, only because it's the closest "health food store" and saves me an extra 30 minutes. They had growing pains at the start but for a while, really seemed to step it up. Not so much now. The produce selection is all right but expensive, especially if you're looking for organic. Store is clean and well lit. What continues to bother me is the spotty service. If you get someone on the right day at the right moment, they're helpful and friendly. If not, rude, moody, dismissive. This is not a one time occurrence, either. It's unlike anything I've experienced at a Sprouts anywhere else in the country, and I've shopped in their stores in California, Washington, Tennessee with regularity. I can only put this down to sloppy management. As a for instance, on checkout I had only one bag with me, and asked that my cold foods be placed in it because I had an hour's drive home and would put them in a cooler. There were enough groceries for four bags, including mine, but without bothering to make eye contact the checker asked if I wanted him to stuff it all in the one tiny Publix bag. I said no, so he put the cold things in there, then loaded two more bags, one with all my canned and bottled goods. I'm clearly not young, but when I said "I won't be able to lift that!" he said the apples would have made it heavier, so he'd bagged them with other things. No asking me if I wanted help loading the car. No offering another bag. No smile. One short eye contact after a direct question. The rotisserie chicken is among the saltiest I've ever had, which for a health conscious store is not great. Someone either isn't over-seeing the brining or leaving the chickens in the brine too long, because it's basically inedible. I'd take it back but for the lengthy drive; the gas would probably eat up my savings. I keep trying this Sprouts in the hope that they've become consistent, but they're not. In short, if you have a health-conscious store alternative - even a TJ's would be better - shop there.

Gail has always been the most friendly and kind human. Every greeting from Gail comes with a…read morefriendly smile and positive attitude. Gail always puts a smile on our faces. We appreciate you!

The main business of Publix is to sell groceries, but they also have a deli area where they will…read moremake you a sandwich. A couple of weeks ago my wife and I rediscovered that and bought a very good sandwich from a Publix close to our home. Last night we were in Bradenton and decided to grab another Publix sandwich, so we stopped in this store along Cortez Rd. It was late, just after 9pm, and we were happy to see the deli was still open. They had a special for $2 off their Italian sandwich, so that's what we got. What a great sandwich and a great experience. After a long day of work, I would have expected our sandwich maker to be tired and just going through the motions, and that was so not the case. She was attentive and funny as we joked around. The sandwich she made was very good once we got it home, my photo only shows half, my wife took the other half. All the sandwich components were good from bread to meats to toppings to the mayo and sub sauce.

Used the self check out today and was treated like a child when we had a problem. We were ordered…read moreto remove our item from the scale in a very rude manner. Hey Publix, I don't work for you and won't be treated as if I do. Never again. Too many other choices.

Boy was I thrilled when we pull up in Bradenton and see The Fresh Market was literally 5 mins from…read moreour AirBnB what a treat! We stopped in immediately and grabbed some of my favs for the week the Cranberry Orange muffins, the premade Cesar salad and I also tried a spinach salad with balsamic dressing topped with gorgeous berries too! I just love this place everything from the lighting to the cleanliness and organization of their stores makes me happy lol! They are very consistent across locations which I appreciate the muffins, salads and dressings tasted the same and just as fresh as my fresh market back home. Even my kiddo ate half of the spinach salad and loved it. After we ate the first one she was asking to go back for another one!! TFM is always a win in my book. Also, if you haven't tried their broccoli salad or their twice baked potatoes you are severely missing out they are so so good!!! The cooked ribs are really tasty also we love grabbing them for a quick dinner!

Came here to pick up a slice of cake. It's free during your bday month…read more The service at the bakery was not good. She was very crabby, & ignored another customer and I. Eventually she assisted us. I asked for the cake and she told me it was chocolate or vanilla. I asked her if I could see it. That was too much work for her. She eventually showed me the chocolate cake and not the vanilla cake and said they are exactly the same. I opted for the chocolate cake. I checked it out at the register and both of the people working there were much nicer. Enjoyed my cake. It was not too sweet and rich and it was perfect to share for two.

Excellent produce, fish, beef and poultry departments. Great and fair pricing. Outstanding!!read more

Amazing store in that there is a variety of fresh products of everything eatable,many Amish grown…read more Delicious Amish made ice creams too.

This Walmart was huge! I was looking for some utensils,& I really didn't feel like wandering around…read moreendlessly trying to find them. Luckily, I bumped into Pam on the sales floor, which was a nice surprise b/c I'm not used to seeing many employees on the floor @ Walmart. She was so nice,friendly, & helpful. She didn't just tell me where the utensils were she actually walked me over to the section,& even showed me where the clearance utensils were. We chatted along the way, which made the whole interaction even nicer. Thanks,Pam!You rock!

Loaded up on houseware items and found staff helpful in locating items. Store is quite large and…read morehas just about anything you need

Truth... I only remember this place when I want desert. At least their pies and cakes are yummy…read more 13.06.2026

Sticker shop for sure. Everything is 50 to 200% over prices at almost any other store. In some…read moreways, the selection is better in certain areas, especially if you'd like 1000 choices of olive oil. For seasonings, the selection is pretty sparse. I do really like that. They have a butchers counter if you can call it that. I think they mostly get in slabs of meat that they just cut up into steaks. But it sure beats most grocery stores nowadays. But be prepared to pay 50 to 100% more than you would pay at a grocery store and significantly more than you would pay at Costco or Sam's Club. These stores are a lot smaller than you might see at a Publix or Kroger, so of course their selection is small smaller. One nice thing is you can find employees around the store who are willing to help you out. I'll give an example. Choice quality ribeye on sale for $23 a pound. I think the cheapest dozen eggs I saw was seven dollars. The same eggs you'll find it most grocery stores nowadays for about 2.5 or 3 dollars. The smaller size and fewer customers does make getting around the store quick quicker and checking out a little bit quicker. If you need help, they will generally have help available.