FYI this review is for Market Square Sweet Bay In order to post I had to give it a 1 star! Feb 8,…read more2026. 10:36 AM. 4 vendors and 1 vegetable vendor just getting tables out of their van to set up. Don't waste your time with this farmers market. By the way the start time for this market is 10AM! NEED I SAY MORE???

Great Downtown Market atmosphere with live musicians, food trucks, artisans under tents, fresh…read moreproduce sellers, prepared foods, baked goods, and pet friendly. A lovely glance at local small businesses and artisans.

I went to Ocean Oriental Market for a snack and ordered bubble tea and lumpia. I was very pleased…read moreby the taste and variety of the food and drinks. The bubble tea was refreshing and flavorful, and I could choose from many options of tea, milk, and toppings. I tried the strawberry milk tea with tapioca pearls and it was delicious. The lumpia was crispy and savory, and it came with a sweet and sour sauce. It was a perfect combination of textures and flavors. The service was also quick and courteous. The young server was friendly and helpful, and he explained the menu and the ingredients to me. They made my order in less than 15 minutes and served it with a smile. They even mentioned my name. The ambience was cozy and inviting. The market was clean and organized, and the decor was simple and elegant. There were pictures of local landmarks and culture on the walls with soothing music playing in the background. I felt very comfortable and relaxed. I would definitely recommend Ocean Oriental Market to anyone looking for a yummy and affordable snacks. I was pleasantly surprised to see they serve soft serve fresh ice cream as well. Located downtown, It is one of the best places to eat in Panama City.

Pilipino grocery store / bubble tea/ice cream and more slashes.. serves cooked Pilipino food. Which…read morewas a first. We tried the lumpia they were pretty affordable... if you've never had them they look like taquitos and are kind of like the asian version. They have meat shredded veggies and onions and came with a sauce. They had traditional desert Halo Halo which was ube icecream, coconut I think taro, green, red and white beans, noodle, coconut, maybe condensed milk..delicious.. Super colorful happy time desert in a cup. Try it if you haven't. So ya you can get ube icecream by itself here. I think there were some other asian flavors too. They have dumplings, some stir fry dishes and some more stuff. The cool thing about the bubble tea here is they let you mix flavors. I got a matcha taro! Not many places you can do that. If you in Panama City and have never tried Pilipino food come by here.

I love this store! When we come down this way we always stop in to explore n eat at their…read morerestaurant if it's open. The store has so many interesting products and the owner is so sweet and helpful to describe things we aren't familiar with. Don't miss an opportunity to go there! Try to go toward the end of the week so the restaurant will be open. The food is wonderful!!

We've been visiting Apna Agora every week for our groceries and couldn't be happier. This store,…read moreconveniently the only one near us, may be small, but it's a true gem! They always have a great selection of fresh vegetables, quality meats, and a variety of spices that are hard to find elsewhere. It's wonderful to have such a reliable place so close to home. just wish if they can add more Asian vegetables will be perfect!

I'm staying in the area for a month & overall, this is your run of the mill, what's to be expected…read moreWalmart... good selection of all kinds of products, fairly fresh produce, good quality but slightly pricey meats & huge selection of frozen & canned foods, if that's your thing. The store is always a bit disorganized with racks of clothing blocking the path, items discarded by shoppers on the wrong shelves & some shelves needing restocking, but I feel that just goes to show how many use the store on a daily basis & how it's understaffed, like most big box stores. The ever full parking lot alone tells you how many shop here throughout the day/night. I don't echo the commenters speaking to rudeness of employees, but, I don't know what they're expecting... this is a WMart, where the local masses come for bargains & is the only one within miles, so it attracts all kinds of workers & guests. There is also a huge extended hotel directly across the street, further adding to the entertainment one might find roaming about, but then again, I'm a kamikaze shopper & am in & out as fast as my strappy sandals will carry me. As far as strange employees... well, again, it's a WMart, so I'm not expecting a Neiman Marcus experience. We all come for the same reason... cheapest prices around, convenient location with lots of parking, everything under 1 roof. Bonus: Open 24/7. Note that around 9-10pm (I forget now), you can only enter/exit through 1 door, so if you're a late night shopper, park over by the left entrance (when facing the bldg). This location also has: * Brand new, small, 2-4 chair Hair Salon... unfortunately, located right across from the registers, so your neighbors can see you get your fancy curly perm. Still prices are reasonable ($14+ haircuts) & the young women are pleasant. Might be better for kids or men getting quick cuts, since we women prefer a little privacy when traipsing around with a tangled, wet mane. * Small bank kiosk (I forget which branch, but I'll update next time I visit)... you'll find it by the ever present line of customers, especially military staff, to the right of the registers (when entering the store). * Vision Center, which never seems to be staffed. I've wanted to get my glasses tightened for a week, so hopefully, I'll find someone present within the next week. * Pharmacy... (just inside the right door). As in most stores, busy & always a line. * Rumor also has it there's a Tire & Lube Express & Photo Center, but as I'm not looking for them, I haven't noticed them. * Connection Center for cellphones, in Electronics. The cons? * Floors need to be cleaner, especially near the produce isles & meat cases. * Grossly understaffed & the wait times are reflected in the attitudes of annoyed shoppers everywhere in the store. There are long lines at the deli, bakery & all the aforementioned, besides Electronics (if you can find an employee in that section to assist you). Paying a few extra staff to prevent long register lines, in particular, would be most appreciated. Even your staff seems a bit flustered at time. It's not going to break the bank of the Walton family to add 1/2-dozen stockers & cashiers. Overall... standard WMart. No better, but no worse than any other I've seen. 3* out of 5. I only shop when I need something cheaply, it's the only place around as I'm traveling and I'm prepared to wait in line, even for the self checkout lines.

Don't go for a oil change if your driver side door doesn't open from the inside. Ridiculous, go to…read moretake 5 wear you can sit in your car while they change your oil!!!!!!! The trashy looking white guy is rude and doesn't want to be there .aside from stealing from you with weighing down the meat and making people pay double at the self checkout if you pay online. It's true they were sued for it!!!!! It's not that bad for shopping at your own risk.

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!

You can catch Ellie's at the local farmers markets and a couple of different local events…read more They offer four different types of honey. Spring Wildflower, Summer Wildflower,Tupelo and Creamed (very thick and spreadable, highly crystallized) and jars containing the comb for each variety depending the season. Their prices are quite reasonable at $8 half pint. 12$ For a pint and 10$ for any of the honey containing combs. I've taste tested all of the honey they have available and it's all awesome! You can really taste the difference between the seasons and the creamed honey is amazing on toast or biscuits. The owners website contains a couple of contact links if you're not able to catch them at the farmers market. I was able to place a bulk order for Christmas presents with no issues! They take cash and also have Square for credit card payments.

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