We stopped in at Western resort we have a full kitchen, so we wanted to get a grocery. We stopped…read moreby this grocery store, which is close by and found out that this is a one stop shop for everything that you can imagine. Local fruits organic vegetables, fresh bread, piping hot coming out every few minutes Local Deli making multiple different cuisines, which is sold by a combo. When you see a lot of locals in there, you know that this place is popular and has a good reputation. It pretty much has a best price that I can imagine. People are extremely friendly, although we couldn't speak fluent Spanish, which most of the people were comfortable in. They definitely try to help us in every way possible to make sure we got everything we needed it very friendly environment and best food. Make sure you check out their logo groceries and vegetables. They're extremely good avocados by the size of a coconut almost.

This location is always clean and friendly. I normally stop by in the morning and fresh produce and…read moremeat are always a good price and fresh. The shrimp here tends to be a good price and fresh looking. My kids like the fresh bread rolls and I love the sandwich counter and coffee shop for a shot of espresso.

I can't believe I have never written a review for this place. This probably one of the best little…read moreshops in Weston. Its a basically a butcher shop and small market. What they sell is really good cuts of meat and fish in large vacuum packs, at a good price.

Small butcher shop that is overpriced, $9 a pound for pork belly is extremely over priced. Service…read moreis okay, nothing special. I will not be returning, there are other places with better prices on grass fed beef.

Customer service team lead was rude. Odd considering she's a team LEADER for customer serviceread more

Super clean. They have self check out to pay faster. Everything is organized and looks clean.read more

One of the cleanest Publix supermarkets with tightly stocked shelves and friendly customer service…read morecounter. This morning I purchased my FL Lotto tickets then took a stroll to the bakery. The fresh empanadas were definitely a different twist than other locations, I'm assuming since Weston has a hispanic majority population this item does very well. I purchased the hot beef empanada that had a light crispy shell with big slices of red peppers although not loaded with beef for $1.69. A decent snack for the morning. Near the check out aisles they had a Publix Club clearance table with feminine hygiene products. Strange and not so cheap items.

Who knew ice was so expensive! Really? It's a dollar an ice cube! You could buy a silicone mold and…read moremake your own at about a penny a cube. It's a Publix and shopping is always a pleasure. Paying extra for an ice shape is highway robbery.

I had the misfortune of coming here today. They have blocked off so many more parking spots for…read morepeople going to pick up their orders. I did that once and you have to remain with your car. You can't go in the store to get your order. Only two of the maybe fifteen spaces were occupied with customers waiting for their orders Meanwhile, I parked at the end of the parking lot in the blazing sun. They certainly have a lot to choose from which is a real positive. I wish I made pizza from scratch because they look like.they have some authentic Italian dough. They also have a soccer ball type of Coke container. I haven't seen that before. I just came here for a kitchen item that only Walmart and another store sell. They have maybe a dozen self checkout lanes but only have five open. They also have two cashiers in regular lanes. The self checkout lane was super long but I waited. Every customer seemed to have some sort of issue. Tne employee had to run around and was stressed. I had a couple Walmart gift cards but I overestimated how much I had on them so I still owed money. I tried using Google Pay and they do not accept it!! How can a store of this magnitude not accept Google Pay? It boggles my mind. I actually had to pay cash which I never do but forgot my credit card. I will stick to Target where things are more customer friendly.

This Cooper City Walmart is always well stocked. It's one of three Walmarts in the local area and I…read morestop in from time to time. I like their garden center better than most. It's great for mulch and plants for the garden. I like that this store has a touch of country to it. They sell some items that you would find at. Feed and supply store. That reminds me of where I grew up in rural Massachusetts. There always seems to be plenty of cashiers and self check out lanes so the wait to pay isn't too bad. The only downfall for ME is the parking lot. It's hard getting in and out of this store.

Plenty of parking, store was clean, and I was easily able to find what I needed. I wa shocked that…read morethey didn't have self check-out, thankfully I didn't wait to be attended but sometimes self check-out is convenient when there's a lot of people. Overall I liked this store.

Can't ever go wrong with a pub sub. They are better than some actual sub shop places.read more

I love Aldi and Trader Joe's and it makes sense because they have two German brothers in common…read more The abbreviated history is that Aldi's and Trader Joe's were owned by the two brother's who fell out over whether or not to sell cigarettes. In 1962, they introduced the name Aldi, short for Albrecht-Diskont, which translates into English as Albrecht Discount. The company split into Aldi Süd and Aldi Nord, which operate thousands of stores in Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia. Aldi Süd controls the U.S. chain of Aldi stores while Aldi Nord operates in the U.S. as Trader Joe's. ALDI opened its first U.S. store in Iowa in 1976 and now has more than 2,200 stores and is headquartered in Batavia, Illinois. While Trader Joe's has great prices, Aldi will beat them and just about everyone else's prices every time. You can still signs of that German heritage all over Aldi's like in their German line of products called Deutsche Kuche, which offers offers beer, chocolate, roasted coffee, and uncured Bavarian bratwurst. If you want to save money on groceries, Aldi's is a great way to do it. In order to bring you those low prices Aldi's has instituted some cost cutting measures. If you want a cart you will need to bring a quarter and to get your money back you need to return your cart from the parking lot back to the store saving employees from having to collect the carts. You will also have to bring your own bags or pay for theirs. Sometimes I'll just grab one of their empty boxes. Lines used to be long in store because they keep their staff to a bare bones minimum but since they added self checkout I rarely wait in line anymore. I was at Sawgrass Mills Mall and needed a few items so I popped into this location near the mall on Sunrise Blvd. There are now 208 Aldi locations throughout Florida so there is always one near by when I need it. The store was clean and well organized. I was able to easily grab what I needed and I had fun checking out the new Aisle of Shame inventory where they have a lot of cleaning products and exercise equipment in anticipation of the new year. My new favorite Aldi product is the Coconut Hydration Electrolytes Blue Mix Sticks in the blue raspberry flavor. They are only 15 calories and make your water taste delicious. Thanks to them I'm carrying my Owala with me wherever I go. I also love that this Aldi had the self checkout that allowed me to get out quickly and on my way to my next adventure.

FOOD SHOPPING RED ALERT…read more.. Lots of people I know swear by the Aldi cheap food prices so this is my first Aldi adventure to see if this is truth or fable. At first glance as I enter the vestible, are a long stacknof LOCKED, shopping carts that have .25 cents imprinted on the top of the cart to rent. Then if you return the cart you are reimbursed the quarter. Also, there are no shopping bags provided. The store is much smaller than Publix but it seems to be easily navigated with wide aisles and the food sections are largely displayed on the walls. The prices for similar Publix or Winn Dixie items seem slightly lower on most items. Looking for a simple seeded rye bread was a failure, although, they did offer a large variety of private and recognizable national brands. The beer section was fully stacked and noticed that the prices were extremely competitive. The best deals were the bags of mini avocados for $3.69 instead of the competition price of $5.19 or one gallon of whole milk by Friendly Farms for $3.02. I grabbed a bag of avocados and walked to the self checkout and noticed they dont accept cash, so paid the low price on my credit card and left. After the completion of this shopping project, I would have to agree that there are deep discounted deals here and many reviewers were correct.

My kid absolutely adores Trader Joe's but I'm not hooked yet for a few reasons. I shop here maybe…read moreonce every few months to check out new inventory of rare flavored potato chips and some of their beers but not a fan of organic foods at $1 or $2 more per item. The wife has me stop in for a few things that Publix does not carry but either way we still have to shop at Sams Club or my grocery bill would be enormous. At the Hydration Station the New Zealand gallon water jugs are a whopping $4.49 each which is a top tier pricing and not really sure why. Bought bananas that were mid-ripe and priced at only .24 cents each vs only a few cents more for organic bananas. The single avocados were fresh and hard to the touch and nicely priced although the same avocados in the 4-pack were mushy. The store was clean with several food stockers available for help if needed. The double thick paper bags with the carrying handles are superb and appreciated. One thing noticed here different than other grocery stores is the continual commitment to customer service and smiles everywhere. Maybe organic products cause this rare phenomenom?

Omg not sure how I haven't written a review yet for this location. Located at the end of the strip…read moremall on the corner of Flamingo Road and Pines Blvd, this Trader Joe's is usually easy to get in and out of quickly if you park far enough back or off to the side. Staff is almost always restocking shelves and willing to help when you are looking for something. They do run out of hot selling items like most locations. Lines can sometimes be long but generally move well. Overall good location to run in and grab what you need.

It's Saturday noon, I came to get late breakfast at the market deli. Surprisingly not busy. I got a…read morenumber proceeded to order and it was quick. I ordered empanadas( chicken and also beef patty, Colombian style, they also have Cuban style) and Pan de Bono (cheese bread). The food taste great. I also ordered Cafe con Leche(coffee and cream). The coffee is excellent not watered down. Staff very friendly, although checkout at deli is a little slow. They have a nice small seating area perfect to snack then off to grocery shop. I would've never thought of coming here but my mother told me about this place and this is where she buys the empanadas from. So had to check it out. I'll definitely be back.

This business needs an update review only because its name has changed for the third time. It is…read morenow called Price Choice Supermarkets. The supermarket is still large and clean with organized aisles, still offering local and international items, and the prices remain reasonable. I didn't walk through the whole supermarket. As I came in I headed straight to the meat department to get some pork spare ribs to cook for Superbowl Sunday. It was on sale $1.99/lb. I could not pass that up. I also went into the international aisle and got a can of coconut milk and browning sauce. Though the name has changed, it's still a nice place to get any items from the Caribbean and fresh produce. Can't say when I'll be back here; but whenever there's a good sale on meats and/or seafood, I will definitely come around.

This is the first time I have stepped foot in this place, after living in the Plantation area for a…read morefew years now and I am so glad I did! The location was so easy to find from the street and they have a nice amount of parking so I didn't struggle to find a spot while I made my visit here. I got to try one of their "blind bags" for ten dollars through the bakery and the stuff in it was wonderful and still super fresh! I loved the rosemary sourdough rolls and the rosemary was heavenly! The location was nicely spaced out and everything is labeled and in big words above the sections in the store so it was very easy to navigate. I would have spent more time here walking around if I wasn't on a time crunch. The staff here was also super friendly and got me to where I needed to go to get my stuff very quickly! Prices are pretty reasonable for items and I will be coming back here again as soon as I need more groceries and fresh baked goods!

Good deals good inventory fair Cust service. Well organized…read more Good specials a lot of choices