Probably just going to stick to Walmart. A majority of my cart was off brand foods and it was still…read moresomehow 3x the amount of what I'd pay at Walmart. Great store overall but costly...

Excellent job as always. Thank you so much for taking care of me. And all the customers in the…read morestore. Mika and Terrence exemplary employees Thank you so much again

I thought this store had plenty of meats! Cost was very reasonable, would shop here again. Wish…read morewe had one in Albuquerque NM

No never made it I'm not able to shop. I have to order online and have it delivered but there was…read morenowhere that I could see that I could order from grocery outlet on line.

Today was my first time to try it. It always smells so good. They were very friendly and helpful…read more And so much food and tasted so good. I will be going back. Thank you

Had my family visiting from South Korea and while visiting our condo in Panama City Beach, we…read morebrought them here for lunch and they loved it! The service and food were top notch and the portion sizes were amazing too! My husband and I will definitely be back!!!

It's almost summer, but before the warm weather kicks in, let me talk about soups!…read moreAt Somethin's Cookin Downtown, there's a delightful array of homemade soups that, with one spoonful, elicit such words as hearty, flavorful, comforting, nourishing and rich. Daily soups selections vary between creamy and broth style. Well known for its squash soup, this one is in a class all it's own with creamy richness full of savory chunky bites of summer squash. Always available on the daily menu is She Crab soup, made popular by Chef Paul Stellato from Firefly . The creamy smooth warmth of this soup is only truly developed by the chunky bites of fresh crab eluding to it's name. This soup is a true "award winner" and requested by many dining at Somethin's Cookin Downtown. There are other savory, warm specials like Chicken and dumplings, made fresh with handmade dumplings in a rich seasoned broth with chunks of chicken reminiscent of a dish made popular in the deep south. These brief descriptions of popular soups can only be rivaled by additional daily specials infused with the same love and care a soup at grandma's would have. Please visit Somethin's Cookin Downtown for a half specialty sandwich or salad accompanied by your choice of daily soup offering by the cup or bowl and some warm, soft, delectable braided bread on the side. You won't be disappointed!

Great staff and food. The new location has more room than the previous one but the store is…read moresmaller. If you haven't tried Something's Cooking you should.

I just found this Asian market recently and it was so good to know they sold spices, goodies,…read moredesserts, fish balls, etc. to remind me of home. But unfortunately I found out today that they are closing the store by the end of the month (May 2017) so you can go now and take advantage of their store closing deals.

What an incredible store!! The staff is super pleasant, pleasant, and attentive. The storewas…read moreextremely well stocked with all the Cuban/Latin food, goodies, and produce anyone would need or want. The store is well organized, looks great, and ever so clean! It's a pleasure to just shop around the store. This hidden gem also offers cooked Cuban food for a take home complete meal. The Cuban bread is so incredible: ever so thin crust, and delicious fluffy crumb. This is definitely a legitimate traditional bread. No wonder the people that recommended it to us said that they probably have the best Cuban sandwich in all of Florida. And OMG, they have a refrigerated case with all kinds of Cuban cakes that you cannot find anywhere north of Miami. Loved this place and I stocked up on my supply of all kinds of Cuban goodies to take up north where we do not have any of this stuff. When we visit the area later this year I plan a visit to the Cuban Bodega and restock my supply of Cuban items. P.S. I have no shame in saying that I ate a giant (about 20 inches long?) loaf of Cuban bread in 3 hours! :-) That's how tasty it was!