Great if you live or work around downtown and need to make a quick trip for a coffee or snacks. Has…read moreeverything you need for the little things. Extremely overpriced though but that's the price of convenience ‍

It's as if they knew that their customers are human. An extraordinary, little store!…read morePalm Avenue has always been one of the loveliest places in Sarasota, and this eclectic store retains a vibe -- friendly and classy, too. Much has changed over the decades since the Mira Mar Hotel was constructed here, back in the 1920s. During the hotel's glory days, it was a fav vacay destination for an American president. But mid-century saw Palm Avenue's decline. Even then, howev, the Mira Mar was the living, breathing (or maybe, at that time, just wheezing) embodiment of shabby chic, long b4 the term existed. When I was a teen, in the 1970s, I was enchanted by the hotel's by-then-hushed terraces -- dappled as they were in sunshine and shadow -- and the open architecture of what, at that time, were low-rent apartments. During those years, welfare recipients lived at the Mira Mar Hotel. Today, all that remains of it is a portion of the old hotel's Palm Avenue-facing facade. Meanwhile, a condo tower, under development for more than a decade already, promises residences priced at around $2 million. But even if u aren't a millionaire, Palm Avenue Express is likely to have what u require, including, for a few examples, chilled beer and wine, postcards, Advil, and Lord only knows what u may find on the shelves there. For an example, my darling daughter has a mane of unruly hair, and I found a box of big hair pins for her at the Palm Avenue Express. And when I stopped in there today, I found a bar of lemon-scented bath soap. This store is owned by the same fellers who own the adjacent Salon Forty-One. And on the sidewalk outside, small tables -- shaded by elaborate landscaping and bright-red umbrellas, which also protect against summer-afternoon rainstorms -- invite patrons to sit a spell.

It was so hot in Sarasota that we needed to stop at Walgreen's and get some water in the evening…read morewhile we were sightseeing. Yes, I was sightseeing later at night when it was cooler and dark. Unfortunately, some of the places I wanted to see were closed already, but I got to see enough of them. Most were very well lit up. I'm so glad that this Walgreen's is open late so that we could buy what we needed. Thank you!

The worst customer service there is. If you call about a…read moreprescription, you can expect to wait at least 1/2 hour before a person answers. If at all! I just waited 1/2 hour and finally just hung up. Increase your staff or get another system to assist customers. I think I'll switch to CVS

I just purchased a six pack of Sierra Nevada beer. elsewhere the most I have paid for this beer…read more$13.00. Harry's Charged $20.00 + for this item. Just Rude, no class. no way to do business.

This corner store is absolutely amazing! Went several times in my few days on vacation and every…read moretime was pleasantly surprised by the selection in such a small store! They saved me a couple times for sure! The gentleman who helped me was friendly, funny and made me wish I lived closer to visit again!

Not the best convenience store, due to the lack of selection, but they have all the basics. The…read moregentleman at the cash was decent. Prices here are on the high side. Lots of parking out front. Be aware the clientele here are a bit sketchy--lock your car doors.

We stopped by the AMI Beach Hut after a day at the beach for their fresh squeezed lemonade. It was…read moreso refreshing and had the perfect amount of sweetness without being overly tart. At the shop you can find yummy ice cream treats, beach toys + supplies, snacks, and more. Like most places on AMI, this spot encompasses all the cute and cozy beach vibes of the island. Can't wait to grab another post-beach lemonade soon!

Super small ice cream shop in the convenience store with an excellent variety of ice cream. When we…read morearrived there was a rather large family there who had already been several times this week and were boasting about how good it was. The gentleman that was working the store was super friendly and helpful giving us suggestions on their top sellers. I went with the seasonal pumpkin swirl and the key lime pie. Both were excellent, but the key lime pie was the winner for me. I got a double scoop on a waffle cone and the scoops were HUGE! Definitely give this small place a try if you are in the area.

Thank goodness there is a Walgreen's at almost every corner in America. Anything you forget to…read morebring along on a road trip will be available at Walgreen's. This Walgreen's had what we needed and solved our problem. This was your typical Walgreen's with the same basic layout, so I didn't take a bunch of indoor pictures of the aisles. This store was tidy and nicely organized. Parking spots are plentiful with wheelchair accessiblability right up front. This is located in a busy shopping area and easy to find.

I had to get a prescription filled for my grandmother and it was horrible the so called pharmacist…read moreSchaffer has no clue what she is doing and she has a bad attitude and is mean to the staff. She likes to flirt with your husbands as I got to see that while I was there so beware but she looks like a man so.... I will not go back there again as she screwed up my grandmother's prescriptions one too many times, but always blames the staff. She will get hers soon. No more Walgreens for my grandmother.

Durning the last months a new manager took over the store. What a difference This is the first…read moretime in at least 2 years there has been virtually no turn over. The store is clean the food fresh and hot. To Marie, Karen, Kim and Tom. And yes Barb too, thanks for making my mornings enjoyable. See you at 5:45 tomorrow

I found Roger. Evil roger…read more Now to be honest I need to get 86 characters but I don't have much more to review besides Roger. Pizza was good.

I forgot to mention the area inside with tables and a bar for clients who want to eat and drink.read more

Sounded great in theory to be able to get groceries while staying in a nearby hotel, but when I got…read morethere, it is apparently shut down.

I live here. What a relief; I finally have the ability to shop for necessary items locally without…read morehaving to go over the bridge each time: like the usual quick products plus fridge and freezer items. It's right here on St. Armands Circle. Look around and be surprised. That's why it's called a "convenience store". Get it?