Simply buy and go ! No wasting time nor money . There you will find fresh seasonal product,…read morevegetables etc Product Thank you

Generally I find shopping at Aldi's interesting. It's sometimes fun to browse through their…read morechanging items of the week. And every now and then I find something unique. And their sale price on eggs is usually decent. As long as you don't care about name brands and are willing to take a chance, you're ok. Lately not so much. I'm getting tired of spending money to try one of their house items and not liking it. We had been at the nearby Culver's and decided to stop here for a couple items on my list. Unfortunately, they had neither of the items. Tons of pumpkin spiced cream cheese in a tub, but not one container of regular cream cheese. And your only choices in the jams/jellies section were honey, grape jelly, and strawberry jam. Again, not what we were looking for. We walked through the weekly specials section of non-food items and the shelves were a disaster. Everything in a big jumble like the locusts had swarmed through . Guess we won't be shopping here...

AVOID this Company!!!!!!!!!! TERRIBLE, TERRIBLE Service and…read morelies on a $350 order. Premium prices, NOT Premium service. The delivery was 4 days late and Customer service lied to me on the phone. Told me it was a fresh Amish turkey and it was NOT !!!!! They sent me a frozen 20 pound turkey, instead of a fresh one, on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, needing 4-5 days to thaw normally. The turkey was POOR QUALITY too. What a RIP-OFF. NEVER Buy from them.

Meat and chicken is absolutely farm to table fabulous! All processed correctly with no…read morepreservatives. Very good quality.

Went yesterday and Mirline was the cashier she was so happy and upbeat and pleasant it is always so…read moregood to see her! She is very professional and sweet and was very good to see and check out with her!

Avoid anything in the Bakery late in the evening today I was shopping at the Publix in Loxahatchee…read moreGroves and was around 6pm. I bought 4 "hot ham croquette" from the Bakery. As soon as I left I bit into one and it was cool, dried, tasteless like of they were baked yesterday. I immediately called and spoke with their manager Cory. He said that he was sorry but they are baked first thing in the morning. I explained that if that was the case they should get rid of them and don't sell them after 1200. He informed me that they couldn't do that because corporate does not allow them to throw merchandise away and if I have a complaint to contact corporate. Looks like Publix if willing to sell an out of it life product to its customers to save a buck. Cory did offered if I wanted fresh one to return to the store and they ll bake fresh one. Driving back for four croquettes is not worth it. But I learn a valuable fact about Publix. It's not what it used to be. "Where shopping is a pleasure" NOT!

I am here now enjoying a " Signature Chicken Parmigiana ". The meal is more than enough. I can…read morehardly finish it. I was telling a friend that I wanted some spaghetti and meatballs But, did want all the calories. Ideal Nutrition has the right amount to satisfy your taste buds.

Ideal Nutrition is my go to when I need a quick, tasty and calorie conscious meal. They even have…read moremicrowaves in-store so if you'd like to dig in immediately you can. My husband and I have been on and off customers of Ideal over the last couple of years. Over the years they have increased their prices but even with their current rates they're still a great deal considering the portions you're receiving.

I have gone to Kobaskos ever since I moved to palm beach and they were a little ice cream shop with…read moregreat ice cream. Ice cream wait a minute try an old fashioned black and white Malt. Thick as mud. Better than the milkshake. Grainy and so good You can taste the old malt shops of The 50s wow. My favorite now they have cakes and flowers all kinds of old school candy. Yum.

We stopped here for some dessert -- ice cream!…read more This place was busy the entire time we were there. It's more than just an ice cream shop as they also sell flowers -- especially roses -- as well as Upper Crust pies here, too. After waiting briefly in line, we both ordered small cups. I got coffee ice cream and he chose pistachio flavor. Service was fast and efficient. The two cups together cost with tax under $11. There are no options for sitting inside the store , but outside there are picnic like tables. So we found one outside and enjoyed. We both were happy with our flavor choices. The ice cream was rich and satisfying. As we were eating, we saw more and more folks picking up roses or ice cream. We know where to go for next time we are in this area and craving something sweet.

What a nice surprise in the middle of Loxahatchee. They had a great variety and selection for a…read moresmall farmers market.

I had the pleasure of visiting Swank farms for an event to appreciate the process of farm to table…read moreeating with Slow Foods organization and let me tell you how pleasantly surprised I was by the whole evening. The venue was so pretty, it surpassed any of my expectations when I signed up for a farm to table dinner. The barn was beautifully decorated and organized, hosting 250 guests yet never felt packed. The stage area sits high so any seat is a good seat with a view of performers or speakers. Upon arrival we were greeted by the event organizer and by Swank's farm owner who told us a bit about the farm and their message about locally grown and sourced food. He also informed us about how they offer monthly produce bags, "Swank Sacks" delivered to Whole Foods Market who they partnered up with, where you can pick up your produce bag with items all grown at Swank farm, providing you a taste of some of the seasons flesh's and organic produce. The evening flew by while listening to the delightful sounds of live jazz and enjoying our carefully and deliciously prepared 5 course meal by all the amazing guest chefs that night. It was a fantastic experience and a pleasant way of learning to enjoy slow food as opposed to fast food.

Had dinner at Kaluz in Wellington after an appointment nearby and decided to try the Hatfield Farm…read morepork chops with a traditional Caesar salad. The restaurant was busy for a weekday evening, but the host handled the wait list smoothly and got us seated close to the estimated time. The pork chops were cooked well and had good flavor without being overly seasoned. I also liked that the Caesar salad tasted fresh and balanced out the heavier meal. Our server was attentive in a natural way and checked on us enough without interrupting conversations every few minutes. Food timing felt well paced from appetizers to the main course. Overall, it was a relaxed dinner experience and somewhere I'd return for another quiet night out.

Great happy hour menu and I didn't t even have to sit at bar…read more Great fiord I def will be back

Love the good especially the make your own pasta meal Tried…read morea different addition each time we went Loved that there's a lunch and happy hour special

What is happening to this place? Consistency is out. First few years I started to come here it was…read moregreat. Food delicious, drinks, service. We even used it for a few birthday dinners. Then they opened the one on 441, we came here too 3 times 2 of 3 good. Third one was embarrassing. Dirty plates, dish of day overly priced and the description did not match the plate. Server barely checked on table we were out of water and drinks. Back to the one at FOREST HILL- I was there two weeks ago. Let's give it another try. It's been a few months. We thought the place was closed! Few people inside, hostess took a few minutes to show up. The menus were sticky the tables looked greasy wiped. I should have left at this point, but the party I was with was hungry. The server came, helpful nice. Our food came super fast which was good since everyone was starving. Flavors were good, dishes shrunk! Same price, 1/2 the food. Some days are great others are not. This hinders customers coming back.