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    Freshfield Farm

    Freshfield Farm

    4.5
    (293 reviews)
    8.0 km
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    This is the best grocery store in town for produce and meat. The steaks are the same price as…read moreCostco but you don't have to buy a $100 dollar pack and they are aged. Also, they serve some delicious ice cream and food. Hot dog isn't as good as Costco but it is an easy cheap snack after shopping. Wish they would bring back the sandwiches.

    Some fruits and vegetables are well worth their price. I find them fresh and tasty. However, I…read morewill never again buy their steaks, meat, pork or any type of chicken. What I thought was a whole chicken, turned out to be some sort of chicken the hispanic community buys for soups or stews. I baked it and threw it out it was so nasty. I called the corporate office and was told it was not a roasting chicken. How was I to know. Their chicken wings still have feathers on them here and there, again Nasty! They buy their chickens from a farm somewhere in Georgia I believe but the safety of shipping chickens is very important. Once I bought what they said was Mayport shrimp, previously frozen. After opening the package the odor was too strong, which tells me the shrimp is not edible and can be dangerous. If you demand quality, Publix is still the best choice. The staff is totally oblivious. They cannot answer any questions, they will also tell you the same story.."we are expecting a truck anytime now, sorry we ran out" Same line over and over. Guess they are trained to lie to their customers to keep them coming back. I bought eggs, several had two yolks, sorry but that's weird to me. Threw them out as well. The crowds are out of control, they do not care if they block the very small isles, if they push and grab, they are mostly foreign customers as I have noticed the meat, vegetables and fruits are more geared to their culture. That's fine but train your staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. I also find the parking lot littered with trash at times, especially in the grassy areas. Not a class act for sure!

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    Lion's mane, $4.97/lb. Awesome price.
    Lion's mane, $4.97/lb. Awesome price.
    2 for $5, or $2.50 ea. They're normally $5 ea. Super sweet!!
    2 for $5, or $2.50 ea. They're normally $5 ea. Super sweet!!
    Huge portion. The softserve flavor was ok. The waffles were my favorite. The strawberries were tart.

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    Huge portion. The softserve flavor was ok. The waffles were my favorite. The strawberries were tart.
    Lotte Plaza Market

    Lotte Plaza Market

    4.3
    (85 reviews)
    9.6 km
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    Awesome time to get many items at the right price! Went again and were glad to find many things on…read moresale. Service is great and there are many to help with questions. Today was great experience that store was not packed. It was relatively quiet and chill. Finally remembered to enter my phone for points at the checkout!

    Interesting Asian market. They have a good selection of fruits, vegetables, meats. I was bummed to…read morefind so few options for ready broth bags (like for nabe or hot pot) and that they are refrigerated instead of in dry goods, makes stocking up hard. I'd also love to see little ready to grab nabe/hot pot veggie packs. I'm surprised the owners are sleeping on such an easy revenue stream: the broth bags go next to the hot pot meat, maybe above them. Then you grab meat, broth, and pop over to produce to grab your veggie pack. Dinner is basically done, or in your back pocket. H-mart and Tokyo Central both have almost that exact setup. Overall though, pretty good spot for Korean or Indian supplies. The checkout lady was kind of rude. Her friend wasn't done bagging our groceries and she went ahead and started the next person, so their groceries were flowing right down to ours. Just wait the 1 minute for the current customer's transaction to actually be finished, they will leave I promise.

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    They always say "thank you for shopping" here at Lotte's when you leave!
    They always say "thank you for shopping" here at Lotte's when you leave!
    This is a very impressive snack, dessert and coffee area. Will have to try what they offer someday!
    This is a very impressive snack, dessert and coffee area. Will have to try what they offer someday!
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    Grater Goods

    Grater Goods

    4.7
    (44 reviews)
    6.3 km
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    Man I cannot say enough good things about grater goods. The 2 employees here are nothing but kind…read moreand helpful! We always have great chats and I feel as though we are best friends even though I don't come in as much as I'd love to. It is super cute and clean inside. There are so many great options! Great place to get a welcome home board for a friend or maybe bring an apt to a dinner. We grab cheeses and sometimes meats to have for dinner in the park very often! I lived in France and this store brings me so much joy as I simply can't get back to France often enough. I highly recommend checking them out.

    It's probably a good thing I live 40 minutes away from Grater Goods, because if I lived too close…read moremy diet would become exclusively cheese. I finally visited for the first (and not the last) time recently for a private tasting event with fellow folks from the Junior League. The two women working -- including Jennifer, the owner -- were easy to talk with and super informative about the four cheeses they served us, which ranged from a Brie to a Comte. I love cheese. I love expensive, funky cheese, and I also love cheap, mild cheese (and everything in between). But I know enough about cheese -- well, I've eaten enough cheese, at least -- to tell these were excellent cheeses provided by someone who really wants locals to enjoy them. The shop itself is lovely, carrying not just cheeses but some meats and plenty of other selections you may want for a charcuterie board (or your own midnight snack)...spreads, honeys, crackers, and more. They also have some French butters, ready-to-beat baguettes, and even some homewares like beautiful wooden service items, mini fondue pots, and cheese slicers. This would be an excellent place to stop in for a housewarming gift, even if you're not looking to gift something edible. But also, consider gifting something edible. Who doesn't want good cheese? And I haven't taken advantage of it yet, but I will soon: the shop offers trays and boards ranging from "snack for 2" to "large party" if you give them notice. Also, "snack for 2" might become my new go-to lunch.

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    Check our website for Cheese and charcuterie board menu.
    Check our website for Cheese and charcuterie board menu.
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