Holidays are not the same without Wawa's food is excellent. Service is great. Always a pleasure to…read moremeet someone different selections daily

If you're craving pizza at 2am & the only place open is Wawa.. skip it. I asked the gal working if…read morethe pizza was good.. she hmmed and hawwed a bit and then said.. "well, you won't cry".. so I ordered anyway. I was that desperate for pizza. It's a big fat NO GO ever again. The coffee is really good though. And the place is always clean, so there's that at least. What is wrong with this town that we can't get decent pizza.. not since Mario's closed. Oh, bring back Mario's.

Nice store, friendly staff - working with Apple Pay. They try to help to pay for your things.read more

My favorite 7-11 out of all the others close by. Yes it's kinda dirty, cashier has his moments,…read morebut I like the location.

THIS IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST LITTLE ANNA MARIA BEACH STORE…read more Firstly #1 ICE CREAM OUT OF ALL OF THE Island I.ice cream places, Not any of them come Close to the Creamy, Generous portions you'll receive at this Little beach hut, Great Music playing All outside with Seating WITH The Most Polite, Well mannered, Employees you will encounter on your vacation, If you don't visit this Beach store with a Cute variety of Souvenirs. AND THE ITHER WONDERFUL ADVANTAGE W/ this store IS, They are possibly THE ONLY One Store, THAT DOES NOT SHUT DOWN@ 8- or 9:00 pm, like a Ghost town, Like EVERY SINGLE OTHER SHOP OUT HERE. They Also have A a great selection of souvenirs, cute island shell bracelets,& AMI Decals & stickers. The Staff is Incredibly kind, in every way. Always Greeted with a kind , Adorable smile from each young man working, NO GRUMPY PEOPLE HERE!!! Also Very happy to Announce,, " COMING BACK SOON BY POPULAR DEMAND, For Summer The #1 Florida Fave" the AMAZING ice cream flavor " ORANGE CREAM SICKLE Must try Again Voted #1 Ice cream , by the #1 Local Ice cream Connoisseur on this Island. "Me " Truly, Barb Grace A Long time Island Resident

Best ice cream on the island. Period. They serve Yoder's which is handcrafted and made locally in…read moreSarasota. Was sooo delicious and hits the spot on a hot summer night.

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.

Great early morning stop for coffee and bait before our fishing trip. Help was very friendly and…read moreof course helpful

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.

Amazing hospitality! love this place. Just down on a trip and popped in, the staff couldn't have…read morebeen more friendly

My wife and I recently visited this general store on beautiful Anna Maria Island near Bradenton, FL…read moreand had a very pleasant experience. The store is centrally located on historic Pine Avenue on the north side of the island near the pier, we were warmly welcomed by the friendly staff, the store includes Dips ice cream area in the front, colorful baseball-type hats and every kind of basic item you'd ever need in such a General Store, the floors are cool old-historic style wood floors, has the "feel" of an old historic general store, has a full-service deli-grill with a full array of deli items, sandwiches, yummy bakery items, granoli-type bars/crackers, beverages, etc., friendly employees, a restroom, and a big, relaxing area for sitting and eating or drinking what you buy in the store.

This is a very different type of store. It is a community store where they cater to the needs of…read morethe community. I can buy beer any way from a 4 pack to a 24 pack. This is a beer your way program. Great people , great selection and great prices.

I do not know where these people went but it wasn't OM Mini Mart. This is a convenience store and…read morein no way, shape or form is it a bar. They sell a lot of beer and the owner is one of the coolest people I know. It really burns my butt that Yelp posts stuff without even checking on anything. Marie Smith