I usually stop into this Publix when I need a quick grocery item when shopping at Target, eating at…read moreBronx House, or snagging some Jelati from Jeremiah's Italian Ice. I'll pop in grab a few items to throw dinner together later in the evening. Once in a while I stop in to pick up lunch if I don't feel like dining-in anywhere and just want to chill in my car with some music. The sushi, salads, and made-to-order sandwiches have never let me down. Staff are always friendly and the store is kept clean and orderly. This location is very busy and parking can be a PITA but I've never had an issue getting in and out in of here in a reasonable amount of time. On my most recent visit I stopped in to pick up a couple bags of Giovanni Rana Spinach Tortellini (Family Size on sale for $6.99) and Basil pasta sauce for dinner. I also decided to purchase some sushi for lunch. I went with the 10-piece Wednesday Crunchy CA Roll for $5, not bad. It's much cheaper than eating out at Bronx House. When you're on the run it only makes sense to get something quick like this. Plus, I don't recall ever receiving an old or yucky sushi item from Publix, so it's a win all around. This Publix has always been good to me, so no major complaints other than traffic but you have to expect that when coming to this plaza, it's been crazy for as long as I can remember.

I did not know they serve ramen here. So I figured I will at least try it out. I chose the tonkotsu…read morepork ramen. The server told me it will take about 5 min and I can come back. So I went to do my shopping and came back and the food is ready. When I got home and ate them, the soup is packaged separately and I poured the soup in. It was very yummy and delicious. The store is clean and bright and the server is very friendly.

I am a huge fan of the Fresh Market and this particular location, which is in Lake Mary, Florida,…read moreis a pretty solid location. The service here was friendly and professional and it has an overall pleasant ambiance. It definitely suits an upscale supermarket. What I like best about the Fresh Market is the quality of their food, especially their meat department and produce department. I came in on a Tuesday because their ground beef and chicken is on sale every Tuesday and their ground beef (which is grounded in-house) and chicken is so superior to every other supermarket. Their steaks are also phenomenal. The Fresh Market is a fantastic option in terms of an upscale supermarket. Their meat department and produce department, as I mentioned are probably my two favorite departments, but the whole supermarket is definitely stellar. The deli is great and even their groceries are good. Oh, don't forget their bakery. They have great cakes and bread. The Fresh Market is a great choice and this location definitely earns five stars. Go check them out for yourself.

I recently revisited Fresh Market and while I was there picking up some clearance cookies and candy…read moreI became aware of their daily prepared food deals. I was very impressed. I have been an on again off again Fresh Market shopper and have purchased their weekly 'Little Big Meals' or Tuesday's discount meat specials and the occasional deli chicken. I was a little disenchanted because although the quality is good it is not a place I can afford to do a week's worth of grocery shopping. They have very attractive displays and lighting which is kind of like a foodie's kid in a candy store experience. I did not realize what quality deli prepared meals they have for the average $5. I realize this is a marketing attempt to get you into the store but it is totally working for me! These rotating meal deals typically offer a significant discount on popular prepared items. Tuesday: $5 12" Hot and Fresh Pizzas (Deli). There is a limit of 2 per guest. There is a menu so it is not build your own. They offer traditional flavors but also Mike's Hot Honey Pepperoni, Pepe Fromage Pizza and my favorite Ensalada which is topped with arugula, red onions and a balsamic reduction. Wednesday: $5 Paninis (Deli). Thursday: $5 Bistro Meals or $5 Whole Roasted Chickens (Deli). Bistro Meals typically include one entrée and two sides; guests can often purchase up to 4. This is a deal because many times the protein alone would be more than the $5 meal deal. You get to choose two of any cold deli salad or hot side items. I think going early is key so you get the run of the protein choices. They also offer $5 roasted chickens and my favorite flavor is garlic thyme. These go fast. Friday: $5/lb Cooked Chicken Wings (Deli). There are roughly 12 wings in a pound. Sauce flavors are Parmesan garlic, Buffalo, BBQ and plain. They usually have one flavor of sauced wings in the case but can add the sauce of your choice to the plain wings. The Fresh Market employees in the Deli department have proven to be very patient. There can be a line up to order a meal but they don't rush you. One night I wanted the garlic thyme flavor chicken and they had the last batch in the oven. It was around seven and she said they would be ready in 15 minutes and would set one aside for me. As a budget conscious shopper who still wants restaurant quality meals these deals hit the spot.

This Winn-Dixie is always well stocked with lots of healthy options and fresh meats to choose from…read more The staff makes shopping a pleasure.

I have never been one to shop at Winn Dixie. When I go to them, it's usually because I'm passing…read moreone and only need a couple of items. That's the case with this one. My chiropractor is in the same shopping plaza, so I pop in here every now and then to grab a few things because it's easy. I gave this Winn Dixie 4 stars because it is a larger one and is always clean. Most of the employees have been friendly, but there have been a few times I've been in and I've seen some grumpy faces. Kind of a grump world we are living in a lot of the time right now, so I can't really say I blame them. No one has ever been rude to me, so I try to give people the benefit of the doubt because we all have crap days. So why don't I shop at Winn Dixie on the reg? I'm a Publix snob. LOL Yep, that's the reason. I've also gotten really into ordering my groceries from Kroger and having them delivered. This is a nice Winn Dixie though. Can't really say anything bad about it. I've never seen it very busy and there's plenty of parking. Wheelchair and service dog friendly.

After seeing only the outside of this store for many years, I decided to go inside and check it…read moreout. I'm glad that I did! This store has so many great items to offer! From fruits, vegetables, dairy, to health and beauty products, oils, toiletries, healthy wine and many more options and things to choose from! I really enjoyed going to this store and seeing what they have to offer, I will definitely be back to try out new healthier and environmentally friendly items. Service was great as well, with friendly and attentive employees.

Happy to have a healthy organic market right near me. When I need to stock up on vitamins and…read moresupplements, I know I could find everything I need here. In addition they have an array of Whole Foods, snacks, and essentials. Produce is scarce bc it is what they get in season. Price point on items are on the higher end, but most items are organic and non gmo. Pricing on vitamins and supplements are comparable to Whole Foods and Sprouts. I

Where to begin..this shoe is rather larger than most Publix stores since it was a Albertsons…read morebefore. They layout of this store is a bit different then most Publix, frozen is located in the middle and this store has 15 aisle all mostly larger and wider then a typical store. The store is clean and has great service but also has a Starbucks inside. Overall,you don't feel crowded in this store even if it's busy because of the size of the store, they have a great produce and meat department selection here and a good size pharmacy even a liquor store next door. You can find pretty much everything here.

Store is clean but $2.49 for ONE red onion. Is it organic? I mean come onnnn. Do better.read more

The nicest little Indian grocery store tucked away in a strip mall on Lake Mary boulevard. They…read morehave a huge array of spices, marinades, and fresh produce. There is a nice mix of Asian and Indian products to make some great food at home. The cashier was friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend this speciality grocery if you're in the area. Shop small and keep it local!

First visit at this market. Lots of items. Found everything I wanted for a recipe I had bookmarked…read more Not that busy; a few shoppers were coming and going. Not just Indian items. Lots of Asian items as well. Even fresh produce, albeit limited variety. Produce prices were really competitive but nothing labeled organic. Just a heads up- some of the items I looked at were expired or expiring soon. So just check the labels before you put the item in your basket. Lots of frozen grab and go items in the freezer that looked very tasty. Would return to shop here again when I need something unique.

My coworkers and I visit Publix at least once a week for lunch. We go back and forth between this…read morePublix or the larger one at Colonial Town Park Center. At times this one has better subs an fried chicken, but there are times when it's better at the other store. It's crazy how prices have soared at Publix over the years. I remember when you could get a full sub for $6.99 and a box of chicken for almost the same price. Now, a full Italian will cost you $10 and a box of fried chicken wings is $16. In the old days, you could find a two for one bag of chips for $5 now its abot $7. However, if they're not having any sales you're looking at spending $6 a bag, it's crazy. Oh and a gallon of lemonade or tea used to be two for $5, now it will run you $7 for the same deal. My team loves these M&M cookies which cost about $4 back in the day, now they are $6.19. Once in a while we'll pick up a cake and some ice cream for a birthday. The cheaper cakes cost about $7. And a tub of Blue Bell ice cream is about $9.20. Specialty cakes are anywhere from $15-$30. We usually buy for a group of seven or eight people, so we easily spend $100 or more each time we come here yet It's still cheaper than going to most other places in the area and you'll get a lot more for your money. We like to put our order in around 9:30 or 10:00 a.m. so we can pick up by 11:00 a.m., just in time for lunch - anytime after that Publix is pretty well slammed and you might be eating after 1:00 p.m. The store is always clean and the staff are friendly and helpful. If you are in the area and craving a great sub you have several options but Publix will cost you the least out of all of them (Laspadas, Jersey Mike's, Upsala Grocery, Firehouse, Jason's Deli, or Honey Baked Ham). If you have never had a Publix sub I highly recommend giving one a try!

Why is it that the employees in the Deli department are the most depressed apathetic people?…read moreThey're mad that they are at work, and when you ask them to slice a particular meat a specific way, they sigh. It's literally your job to slice it.

Love the produce options and not to mention the location. Great to stop in after dining Nextdoor…read more Service is quick and friendly. Stop in before going elsewhere.

Great spot to grab some fresh vibrant fruits and vegetables; nuts in the shell such as Brazil nuts,…read morepecans, hazel nuts, walnuts; dried lintels, beans, some canned goods, whole coffee beans, and dried fruits. We stopped in after eating at Bayridge Sushi next door. I purchased a quart of dried mangos for about $4 to take to the movies with us for a snack. The stores pricing is on par with farmers markets you would find in downtown Sanford, Longwood, or Deltona. The beefsteak tomatoes, fresh beets, and acorn squash looked amazing and are some of the largest I have seen around. The store is clean and organized. There was one staff member working at the register when we arrived and she was very nice with me when I was checking out. I will definitely stop back for more of that dried mango and some of their other vegetables next time I'm in the area.

I really like Whole Foods Market (WFM)! But I am writing today, and leaving a review, because of an…read moreitem WFM is now stocking. I am older and have terrible arthritis. I have lost weight to help my arthritis by going on a non-inflammatory diet. But thanks to WFM I can now have dark chocolate. Sugar, organic cane sugar and now I discovered coconut sugar messes up my arthritis something bad (all those sugars negatively affect my inflammation. All but Raw Chocolates, which WFM now carries. I buy Raw Dark Chocolate Maca & Cacao and it doesn't affect my arthritis at all. I have maybe one bar with a can of Zevia or Nixie twice a week. I feel like a normal person treating myself and have no negative physical ramifications. The parking at WFM is awesome. The restrooms are awesome. Indoor or outdoor seating. One can make an Amazon return here. Seriously, I just love going to WFM. Try Raw Chocolates, they have many types! And they are local - located in Hollywood, Florida.

I've been coming here for years. I remember WFM before the…read moreAmazon buy out. They used to have monthly events and cheese tastings. They don't seem to do that anymore. The prices have gone up, and the quality of food they carry went down. I come here from time to time mostly for the bakery and prepared foods. I haven't seen the stone crab soup for a long time, it's a shame.