It's a bakery! Who could NOT like a bakery? I like this one, too, it's just that the bagel that I…read morehad there was not good and seemed like something that I could buy at a regular grocery store. No big complaints, just nothing particularly Terrific.

Delicious treats, and outstanding service every time. The…read moreowner and employees are so friendly and go out of their way to assist and provide the best service. We love coming here!

Want a different kind of ice cream?? Then this is your place. You can find traditional Mexican ice…read morecream and they taste great. They do speak English there but I usually go with my Spanish speaking spouse so I know exactly what I'm getting. I always try something different and they don't disappoint. By the way, join the rewards program (told you I go often) and save even more. So, if you want to try something different, give a shot; I don't think you will be disappointed. It's a hidden gem in the same shopping square as The Broadway Diner.

Rotting Rats, Crawling Roaches, Flys Flys Flys. This store is located across the street from 2 cow…read morepastures and a pig pen. When you walk in the store, all you smell is mold an dirty grease. The back wall, stock room the ceiling and above the meat cooler is full of mold. Not to mention thick brown grease slides the walls. This place has not had a working exhaust fan for months. The owners will change the dates on meats and Cubans. Will not allow dates to be places on deli items such as potato salad, banana puddings. Meat, bad meat, pulled from meat case, stored in the deli for the next day to use as lunch. Food cooked, served In a hot bar, then saved for next day or days. Owners will run the register, then serve you food with out taking the time to wash their hands. Serving food to customers with no hair nets and a baby hanging off of a hip. Owners charge you if you drop something from the shelve and it breaks. He won't tell you that you are being charged, but you will be. The out side smoker grill has not been thoroughly cleaned since Scott owned the store 2 years + ago. The bottom of the smoker still has rotting food, bones and corn husks cooked well over a year ago. Uses food stamps to allow customers to buy beer and ciggs. Doesn't allow real bleach to be used. Dishes are always greasy, kitchen is nasty. Aprons and rags are used, but not cleaned. Cobbwebbs everywhere. The feed shed smells of urine and rotting rats. Feed bags and hay are covered with feces.. and rat droppings. Their baby chews and slobbers on items that are put back on the shelf for sale. Owners are clueless and RUDE. They talk bad bout anyone and everyone. Definitely NOT helping the community with anything. Say they are not ' A charity" Highest prices around.. bad meat, rotten food, rude owners, and if you mention how high the prices are, they will tell you to go and not come back. The only reason they have had any success in staying open is due to the employees they have or had who stood with them, helped them, showed them and worked extra hard for that local business owner. Only to have them treat employees like trash. What they don't realize is that Norma and Jr. Are the actual back bone of Fowlers. But they treat them like they are nobody's. How's that for your friendly, working man's neighborhood grocery store.

What is now Fowlers Grocery I remember as Cannonville Gas & Country Store back in the 1950s. I grew…read moreup about a half mile up Rt-98 toward Ft Meade. We would ride our bikes down there to buy Coca-Cola for five cents a bottle out of a big icebox on the porch and when we finished our cokes we could sell the bottle back for a 2 cent refund. Miss those days! From Google Maps it looks like it has expanded from what I remember.

Mad good smoothies!!! Fresh mangoes and a nice large serving! Made me wish I lived in the area.read more

It's seems Country Stores have to wear many hats, this store is half way between civilization and…read moreno where, if I'd have to guess I'd say this place is about ten or twelve miles from a Publix or a Walmart, business that are used to gauge remoteness in this part of the world. This place reminds me of an oasis and it seems everyone needs something and the owners are making every effort to accommodate them all. The first thing that came to mind when I pulled in here was diversification and after speaking with the young women who was running the register they continues to evolve, after all if you still have room to grow and there are still other services that you can offer expand, expand, expand. Currently the offerings include; beer and ice, some wines and mixers, grocery staples, premium gas and AV fuel (airboats rule here), bait and tackle, marine supplies including lube, oil, lights, wiring, seat cushions, hitches and tires, hardware, pipe fittings, pvc, nuts and bolts, a deli, tobacco, charcoal, propane and air. Coming soon: a bar and grill with an emphasis on bar I think she actually said "pub", a new bait shop - I'd bet they take request so if it's possible that they don't have something and you're a regular I'm sure it's just a matter of time. It goes without saying but I have to mention, the staff is super friendly and if you can't find it they can help you put you hands on it. If there's one thing that may sting a little is the prices, this is somewhat justified being it's such a remote location so I'm sure there's an up charge on deliveries along with no competition - I like these kind of places and the roadside sign is so cool too...

BEST ZINGERS AROUND!! My boyfriend and I were staying with family near by and stopped into the…read morestore for some boat snacks. Not only did they have my favorite hostess snack ZINGERS, but they have a great variety of craft beer, wine and other snacks. Their pre made sandwiches tasted just as fresh as if you got them in the deli. The owners Steve and Leila (sp?) are just as nice and welcoming as can be. They also own the cabins across from the store which are always clean and cozy and they just opened a little bar right behind the store. You can't go wrong by paying them a visit!

Read about this place and was looking for some breakfast so here we are!…read more Street parking but this was a Sunday so it wasn't bad. Nice homey feel. Pit in an order for the club wrap and chicken salad sandwich. Both were delicious. Everything is fresh. Service was quick and efficient. Great spot for lunch for reasonable prices.

First time there and found the food to be delicious. I had the lunch special with tomato basil…read moresoup with a grilled cheese with bacon on croissant. The service was excellent. The little cupcake on the plate was a fun surprise. This location is like a little secret place and I definitely recommend it.

Oh. My. Gaaah. A guy at work told us about this place and it's amazing. The people are so nice too…read more I got 3 huge chicken tenders and fries for $4.99. For I think a dollar more, I could have had a large fountain drink and biscuit too. My friend gets a pound of chicken gizzards for $4.49. They even have potato wedges, corn dogs, mango habanero bone in wings, breakfast sandwiches and more. Then there's a counter with ranch and hot sauce and utensils. Seriously addicted now.

I've been all about mangos since they are in season right now. I found Long View Family Farm on FB,…read more& messaged them to see if they had mango available today, & they sure did. I stopped by and Thuy was super helpful. She told me about the varieties of mango that she had. I let her know I wanted sweet juicy ones. She picked up a handful of mangos for me. She labeled them and she wrote down which ones I can eat in order of when they would be ready. She let me know mangos should be stored in room temperature until they are ripe. She grows the mango trees here as well as many other tropical fruits. She also sells coffee, drinks, and mango bread and muffins and other fruits that are available. She posts availability on Wednesdays and people can get the best pick then. She also meets people in Land O Lakes for orders which is nice and convenient for me. Glad I was able to check it out. It's a nice spacious barn with seating and there were baskets of mangos that are labeled and flower arrangements and other goodies that she had. Great service and excited for fresh local grown mangos!

Awesome local farm…read more Stopped by for the first time and such a great place. Spacious barn with fresh fruits, locally made products and several drink and dessert choices. Currently sugar apples, soursop, and chimoya are in season so we got some of each to try. Owner was so helpful and friendly. She explained everything, how to tell if ripe, etc. Outside they have trees you can purchase. We bought a mango tree and they did a great job explaining what was needed and helping to package and secure for the ride home. Do not miss out on the drinks and desserts. We got the mango ice cream. Homemade and so delicious. You could really taste the farm mango. Not your commercial ice cream. A great way to end our trip to the farm. They have 40 varieties of mangos and so many other tropical fruits. Cannot wait to go back and try more throughout the year.