This store is big with a great selection, seems clean, and quick checkout. Had fresh vegetables,…read moregood selection of fresh seafood- able to get wild caught shrimp and fish that were delicious.

Publix is a wonderful supermarket chain in Florida. They have just about everything imaginable…read more Lots of thing we cannot get in SoCal. The best thing is thier Key Lime pie!!! The best pie ever and you cannot get this pie in California. The employees are so friendly and helpful, again a rather nice change from some of our local chains in CA.

This location the staff is so friendly…read more Even during the three days of launching the new striped bags, they are so patient. I accidentally bumped into third day and got the bags. They were so happy too when I shared this excited with them. Lots of food selection and very neatly packed and organized. I will definitely come again just because the staff is so friendly.

Best parking of ANY TJ's I have been to. I absolutely love this store, they have everything you…read morecould want. Some of my faves are the green goddess dressing, buttermilk ranch dressing, dark chocolate peanut butter cups, Carolina Gold bbq sauce, Speculoos cookie butter, artichoke bread pudding, crunchy chili onion seasoning, Cacio e pepe ravioli and the turkey corn dogs are all fabulous! The ricotta cheese has vinegar in it for some reason and I would not recommend it. Do keep in mind they rotate items on a seasonal basis, so if you find something you like be sure to buy multiple. Just my 2¢!

Wonderful variety of foods. A very helpful staff, clean…read morestore and an awesome variety of foods from around the world. The store also has a great jewelery repair section. Jose is a very able jeweler with very fair prices. Recommend!!!

The place is perfect, you get a little bit of actual culture with a bunch of different things to tryread more

Clean and well stocked. The employees are pleasant and very helpful. Close to home and less…read moreexpensive than Publix.

Winn-Dixie Stores is a subsidiary of Southeastern Grocers, which is one of the largest supermarket…read morechains based in the Southeast. Winn-Dixie grocery stores have been around since 1925 and although I don't frequent this grocer very often there are times when I come here when Publix doesn't have what I'm looking for - on this day I was looking for one rack of St. Louis Style Pork Ribs. Fortunately they had a pretty good selection on hand, unfortunately I had to buy two racks being there was a BOGO going on and the single racks were priced at $32.00 each so it was a no brainer to grab a free one so now I have one for later I guess, on this day I would of preferred to pay $16.00 for a single rack and been on my way so they are clever in that way but still haven't convinced me to return except for my annual or so visit. I also picked up a loaf of French Bread from the bakery it was half the cost of what I normally pay at the other place but it wasn't close to the same quality but I guess there is value in shopping here especially if you have kids who are eating you out of house and home. Normally grocery stores located directly across the street from each other provides some competition but this store doesn't seem to have an impact on the prices on the place on the other side of Highway 44 - I guess each grocer have their own set of loyal customers and that's okay I'm sure I'll return when necessary...

Great prices and selection make this a good place to buy all of your essentials without breaking…read morethe bank. The cashiers are always courteous too, a big plus.

Filthy!!! Floors, and shelves are literally coated in dirt and god knows what else!…read moreEmployees not allowed to override incorrect prices! Buy one get one not showing up at the register and staff are not authorized to correct!

As far as Big Lots go, this one is a dinosaur. It's old, but stays busy, and I remember a few of…read morethe cashiers from when I was a kid. The store itself could use some TLC and a deep cleaning. They do have a good amount of space and keep the shelves stocked fairly well. The staff are so friendly and helpful that it makes any of the store's flaws not too bad.

Shopping at Costco Wholesale with my wife was an experience that deserves its own documentary…read more At first, walking in felt like stepping into a small country disguised as a warehouse. The place is massive. I'm pretty sure you could land a small aircraft between the snack aisle and the electronics section. I stood there for a moment doing the classic "deer in headlights" routine, wondering if we needed a compass, trail mix, and maybe a guide rope just to survive the journey. Fortunately, my wife quickly snapped me back to reality. Apparently, this wasn't her first rodeo. She had a system--a well-thought-out shopping strategy that rivaled a military operation. Once she gave me my marching orders and we followed her usual route through the store, everything started to fall into place. Suddenly the overwhelming warehouse transformed into an organized treasure hunt. And what a treasure hunt it is. The selection is incredible. One minute you're looking at everyday groceries, and the next you're discovering sodas you've never seen in your life--flavors that sound like they were invented during a late-night science experiment. Then, just when you think you've seen it all, you realize there's an indoor pizza place casually sitting there like it's the most normal thing in the world. Shopping break? Don't mind if I do. The variety here honestly beats any shopping experience I've had in the last decade. Whether it's food, household items, gadgets, or those random "how did we live without this?" finds, Costco seems to have it all--and usually in sizes large enough to survive the next ice age. By the end of the trip, I went from overwhelmed rookie to proud cart-pushing assistant under my wife's expert leadership. We left with great deals, good food, and enough snacks to make our pantry look like a convenience store. Final verdict: Come prepared, bring a strategy (or a wife who already has one), and be ready for a surprisingly fun adventure. Costco isn't just shopping--it's an expedition... with pizza at the base camp.

It would take a lot for me to give a Costco anything less than 3 stars, so I find it funny that for…read morethis location, most of the locals have panned it, yet all of the out-of-state visitors have praised it. For a few of the locals.....clearly you don't know how Costco works....they don't carry the same stuff ALL the time. Merchandise varies based on so many factors....time of year availability, holidays, customer interest, cost to Costco and if they can pass the savings on to their members. If you really miss an item, let the store manager know, and if they get enough complaints, they will look into getting it back in stock. As for the non-Costco vendors, tell them NO. Repeat, repeat, repeat, and keep on walking; it's not that difficult. The portion sizes are too big? My God. DON'T BUY IT THEN. Sheesh! Or, you know, you could freeze it like the rest of us. We found a few products not available in our Costco in the midwest (and still not there), and picked them up to take home, which is pretty typical everytime we go out of state. It was at this Costco that we discovered they brought books back! We found the location to be a little surprising, what with it being directly across from the Daytona Speedway, but that then gave us a famous landmark to look at, so.... Anyway, it's Costco. Easy in, easy out, tons of different stuff you do and don't need. Prices better on some stuff, worse on others. The great thing about Costco is that you can cancel your membership anytime....who knew?!?! All of us. They literally tell you that when you sign up. 104/2025

I've been a customer at Gaff's for years, but my recent pre-order experience has unfortunately…read moreended that relationship. I ordered 5 lbs of bone-in short ribs weeks in advance for Thanksgiving--at the staff's own suggestion when I inquired about availability. I provided my pickup date and time as requested, and received two confirmation calls leading up to the holiday. Despite all this preparation, the actual pickup was frustrating and disorganized. When I arrived at my scheduled time on the day before Thanksgiving, the shop was using the standard take-a-number system that completely ignored appointment times. The chaos was predictable--dozens of customers were there for pre-orders--but the system failed at multiple points. Numbers were called too quietly in a loud, crowded shop, and the LED display wasn't consistently updated. Staff gave customers mere seconds to respond before moving to the next number, causing people to be skipped repeatedly. I waited 40 minutes past my scheduled pickup time. When I finally reached the counter, my order wasn't prepared. After weeks of advance notice and multiple confirmations, they had a 3 lb package and a 12 lb package available--neither matching my 5 lb order. I settled for 6 lbs (half of the larger package), which required additional cutting and another 10-minute wait. What's most disappointing is that this was entirely preventable. The day before Thanksgiving is obviously their busiest day of the year, but it's also completely predictable. Pre-orders were advertised in-store for over a month. Simple measures--dedicated staff for pre-orders, a separate pickup area, orders prepared ahead of time--would have prevented this chaos. Instead, the staff seemed dismissive when confronted with their lack of preparation. I understand holiday rushes can overwhelm any business, but this wasn't a rush--it was a failure to plan for a workload they actively solicited and had weeks to prepare for. For a business that asks customers to plan ahead with pre-orders, I expected them to do the same. I won't be returning.

This is one of two locations of Gaff's Quality Meats and Specialty Foods. I believe the original…read moreone is in Port Orange, Florida and this location is a bit east in DeLand. Since I heard such great things about this butcher and since I would be driving by (well, actually I was driving down Interstate 4 and it was only about four miles off the highway), today would be the day I would check this place out. By the way, I have not been this way for quite some time and it certainly has changed and grown. Anyway, I pulled into the parking lot of Gaff's and found it to be an attractive stand alone building. Parking was good and the exterior was clean and inviting. Walking into the establishment, I found it to equally clean and the store was well situated and again, very inviting. The staff was nothing short of incredible and customer service was definitely a high priority with the management here. I was continuously greeted by the team and they were extremely attentive without being overly so. There is a deli counter, a seafood counter, the shelves were filled with great specialty items and the meat counter, where the emphasis of this business lies, was filled with some great looking beef, pork and chicken. I am a huge fan of sausage, so I gravitated towards there. The friendly young man behind the counter recommended the hot Italian sausage, so I got four of them (which was well over a pound). Since I like spicy food, I also opted for their bratwurst with serrano and cheese. I should have also gotten some of their lean ground sirloin, it looked great. I had the spicy bratwurst today. I had it with thinly sliced cooked onions and a quality mustard and while I have had better, it was definitely very good. I would definitely recommend here and will return here. Great service and very good quality food make this place a winning combination. Check it out. I am sure that you will be a fan of this establishment.