Five stars purely because of the amount of food you get for the price. Insane. The 10" was not only…read morelong but thick and packed with meat. And it was only like $10. Can't beat the prices. Inside the market is nice and has a unique selection of Eastern European groceries. I forget what they're called but the puffed peanuts are really yummy. Also, the deli can accommodate customizations on sandwich orders as well.

Great selection of Polish foods and other goodies. Great meat selection and their sandwichs are the…read morebest in town. Did I mentions Great produce section.

This is a really nice market. The kitchen supplies and house hold section is the best I've seen…read more They have everything including blankets and some small furniture. It's a bigger store and it's clean and well organized.

Extremely poor customer service!!! They operate like they are in China or some where in Asia. I…read morewent in to exchange an item that was bought by mistake just a day before. The (Covid masked) owner would not take the item back. He lost a customer for life! No wonder this market is empty almost every time that I had visited. The locals told me about their bad service. I should've listened and shop at Dong A instead. Ong chu tiem lam an do. Dich vu khach hang cua tiem nay bi nhiue nguoi phan nan.

The farmer market move to Derby Lane Gambling parking lot. It becomes a very big area for vendor…read moreand parking. It provide the need of the market and bring a lot of visitors. The market is like the flea market that has food. Most of the food truck after the morning farmer market they move to the night market at inside. There are many food truck to attract my attention. My wife likes the produce that they display. Some of the veggies have good bargains price. The market also has clothing, antique, and more. The visit may take 1 hour or more. Great for morning walk.

It was pretty small today maybe due to larger Deeby events but it does have a few good stands but…read moresome are really really overpriced. Watched a woman pay 19 dollars for a mango and 2 tangerines! Also definitely more of flea market than farmers market but I will try again another weekend to see I just caught a bad weekend!

What makes a great Italian market shopping experience better? Italian coffee of course!…read more This family owned and operated market includes great, knowledgeable, friendly staff who are always available to help you select the best sandwich, sliced Italian meat, cheese, pasta, canned item, cookies, pastries, cannoli and much more. I haven't met everyone but Charlie, Tich, Geneva, Colleen, Barbara, John and of course Vincent have helped me many times! Thanks go to all of you! Now, to the coffee... Select your items, have your sandwich made, enjoy shopping in a spotless and well-organized Italian market... here is the secret... while you wait for your food, enjoy an Italian espresso drink or cold brew at the coffee bar or a table. Relax! Life is good at DeCosmo!

Very friendly, service is great, food is the best in pinellas park…read more They treat you like family. ToniAnn Minafo

Very reasonable deal here if you looking for market and bakery. This mini market basically is…read moreprimarily bake goods. You can find some frozen items or cookies. We were here to get some bread. Their breads is one of the good size and reasonably priced. We did get some European imported products.

Amazing food, we had their meet pie, 10/10. The lady that works the register was very nice and…read morepleasant to talk to.

What a cool Vietnamese grocery store. For a store of its size, I was very impressed with their…read moreextensive inventory. There is a LOT to see! I had never seen so many different flavored and colored rice papers and it was very cool. So many different types of noodles my goodness. They also have ready made foods and snacks. The spicy beef noodle soup with all the trimmings looked really good and it was only $9! I was kinda shocked at the inventory of meat cleavers of so many different sizes. They also carry cookware, bowls, plates, utensils and even a fireless cupping therapy kit. Hubby got a kick out of the long cooking chopsticks. This store definitely provided a new learning experience for exploring Vietnamese food and culture. Not the newest cleanest Asian grocery store but has a good selection and is well stocked.

I was going to visit my childhood home and meet the wonderful Asian family who bought it. I didn't…read morewant to go empty handed so I stopped in Dong A2. I had no idea what gift would be appropriate to bring. A very nice lady behind the counter asked if she could help me. I told her my situation. She went directly to the boxes of fresh fruit. She said any would work, but rambutan is a specialty. So I bought a flat. I was very appreciative of her help. The store was very clean, friendly with lots of shoppers. The rambutan was a huge success! There was lots of foods to choose from. Private parking too. I will go back to Dong A2.

oof not impressed. when you go to a farmers market you want FRESH food. upon entering i immediately…read morenoticed rotten food and bugs. not to mention the person at the counter had his feet kicked up and eating ice cream? this store needs to be taken care of this was extremely disappointing. decided i did not trust the quality of this food so i made no purchase

I've shopped there for years and every time it changes hands the quality goes down. I live 3…read moreblocks from there and usually stopped in on the way to do my regular grocery shopping. I was there 2 weeks ago and was surprised to see the amount of rotten & wilted food on display. I used to buy $15-$20 worth of produce every time. This time I bought 2 tomatoes and left. I'm looking for a new place to shop.

Place is pretty great, read your labels know what you are putting in your body. We get our butter,…read moreeggs, half and half and coconut waters here for sure. Even some good imported cheese..

I really like this Aldi. The downside is this is the only one in this part of Pinellas that does…read morenot have a self checkout lane. But they have the best cashier (Mui na) in the entire region as far as I'm concerned. These stores are always run with a low number of staff, but the folks here are so efficient and friendly. Aldi always has the best deals and the aisle of shame always has something weird and unexpectedly awesome. It's basically a tiny grocer with a side of scavenger hunt.

This shop is packed with all the Oriental products you may want. I called ahead to see if they…read morecarried a specific ramen noodle I wanted. The man said they have it in stock. So I drove down 30 minutes to get there. The store is huge and loaded with everything. The woman that was working there asked what I needed and took me right to it. I bought a whole case of 30 Kung- Fu Chicken flavored ramen noodles. She gave me a great deal on the case lot. Very friendly people there. I will be back! My wife and I have been loving this since college!

I always come here when I'm in town. It's an Asian market that has lots of groceries. In the back,…read moreyou can find authentic Lao dishes. I'm glad that they're here because it gives me the opportunity to pick up some authentic dishes while I'm in town. I've tried various items each time I've come here. A previous time, I tried their papaya salad on medium spice, but I can't eat too spicy so that spice level was a little too high for me. This time I got the non spicy papaya salad lol. Their papaya salad is pretty good. It's made pretty authentic. You can also find sticky rice in the cooler so it's always good to pick up to go if you wanna have some sticky rice. There's also various desserts and appetizers. Plenty to choose from. This time, I got their beef jerky and fried pork belly. It was good. The pork belly had a nice crunch to it and also had a nice flavor. The jerkies also had a nice flavor. Precious times I've gotten their chittlins and it wasn't bad either. I'm not big on chittlins, but my other half is and he loved theirs. They're opened pretty early and we always come about 30 mins to an hour after they open. They have always had the cooked foods in the back that early.

Their service is a well oiled machine! We ate sandwiches for…read morelunch and they were delicious! We bought food to have for dinner the next day. Ambiance, I wouldn't change a thing!!!! Don't forget to stop by next door for gifts for yourself or others!!

I made the mistake of going to Mazzaro's on a Saturday afternoon. I didn't realize they closed at…read more2:30 p.m., and that is 100% my fault. I arrived around 2:20 p.m. and was let in by a worker at the front door, who told me they were closing shortly and suggested I head to the deli first if that was what I wanted. Once I walked in, however, a cashier yelled to me that they were closed. I was a little confused because I had just been let in by a worker who knew I was coming inside. From there, the experience felt a bit chaotic. There were quite a few people in the store, and I felt like the workers were very displeased by my presence. I honestly felt like I was a bother. I completely understand that I arrived close to closing, so I tried to be respectful of their time and rushed through the store to grab a few items. I had driven an hour to get there, so I wanted to at least make the most of the trip. When I went to check out, I initially got in one line, and the cashier was finishing up with the customer already there and directed me to another line, so I followed her instructions. I had a basket with my items and wasn't sure if I was supposed to empty it myself. There wasn't an obvious place to leave the empty basket, and the cashier never indicated that she would take it from me. I apologized and explained that it was my first time there. She told me that next time I should come during the week so I could browse more. As I was leaving, I noticed so many people trying to enter the store and being turned away because it was now past closing. That made me think Mazzaro's may want to reconsider its Saturday hours. They are clearly a very popular and well-known store, yet being open from only 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturdays and being closed on Sundays makes it difficult for people who work typical Monday-Friday, full-time hours to visit. I take responsibility for not checking the hours before making the drive, and I understand that the employees were probably ready to go home. However, I still think there is a difference between enforcing closing time and making a customer feel unwelcome. Unfortunately, I did not feel warmly greeted or welcomed during my visit, and it put a damper on the entire experience.