Great parking!…read more Inside, Trader Joe's is Trader Joe's. This is one with a huge parking lot! As you know, inside the store we are all serenity and courtesy. Not so much in the parking lot. So we come to this location when we can. I bet there's a cosmic lesson somewhere in that! Or at least an opportunity to strut my stuff :-)

I don't understand what people think is great about Trader Joe's…read more Most of the foods are processed. I used to like the international cheese section but no more. Sprouts grocery stores are way betters. Sprouts is killing it! They even have UBE goat cheese now, Trader Joe's doesn't carry it. I used to like the wine section here, they had some great finds at a great value. But no more. They don't carry any wines we like now. Even the flowers/plants are better at Sprouts. Won't return.

Shopped here for A2A2 milk and not disappointed. Wide selection of meats, fresh sourdough breads,…read morevegetables and fruits. Very pleasant atmosphere and owner.

This is the best market around!! They are transitioning, or have transitioned to all organic…read moreproduce! They have raw milk, great local baked goods and really good veggies and fruits!! Stop in, you'll enjoy it, it's a really cute set-up! The owners are a great couple that will really take care of you :)

Absolutely love this market! For part of the season it's open on both Fridays and Saturdays, while…read moreduring the hottest months it moves to a smaller location just on Saturdays. I usually attend the Saturday market, but have stopped by on a Friday during a lunch break and it's a great option with a handful of ready to go food vendors as well as your standard farmer market produce, honey, bread, etc. type of vendors. This market also incorporates a fair number of artists and pet vendors with things like garden decor and plants, pet collars and treats, and jewelry. It fits quite a good variety but you also can still navigate it quite easily and in a timely manner too if you do stop by on a lunch break or time crunch.

Wonderful venders, I do think they should have a better webpage. There was no way to find out that…read morethere was no market last weekend

A very nice, small well stocked local Wal-Mart. The don't carry the variety that the bigger stores…read moredo, but they have a very good selection of the major needs. The staff is not that friendly so don't be surprised.

The redheaded bitchz at customer service was completely uncool and unprofessional and spoke to me…read morein an offensive and passive aggressive manner. Honey, I'm not stupid. Do not judge me when all I want to do is make a return. Sorry I'm not your usual customer trying to buy cigarettes or scratch cards and you had to put some thought into the situation.

A very nice Publix to access while on vacation! The store is very clean and well stocked. The…read moreseafood, meat, produce, deli and bakery all carry fresh food with many options! I thought I was in Whole Foods but better! I also love that they provide opportunities for the disabled. Kudos Publix!

My passion project these days is finding the best grocery store rotisserie chicken on this…read morebeautiful little pale blue dot, and the most requested bird after Costco is the Publix Mojo. My comments have been a BLOODBATH with people requesting I try the Publix Mojo tissi. I made enough money off the tiktok creator fund to afford a flight to Tampa and back, so I thought I should reinvest it in my own business. I got off the plane and called an Uber straight to Publix. I got there and they only had 1 Mojo flavored tissi left. I felt like that was God winking at me, saving this bird just for me and rewarding my hard work. When you work hard, he throws you a bone sometimes. I got the bird and took it down to the water, and began tearing into it. On the first bite of the breast, I completely understood the hype. Tender, flavorful, great skin, etc. The leg followed suit, and this was truly an elite bird. I sat there in the Florida sun, seagulls circling me like vultures, appreciating life and the calm Tampa energy. It was a beautiful little moment, idk. I love Tampa. I ended up giving this Publix chicken a 9.0/10, which ranks it #2 out of 24 birds I have currently tried. SHOUT TO PUBLIX!! IMMA BELIEVER!! IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

I really don't know where to begin. I have ordered food from Instacart for a while now I decided to…read morego to the Publix and Dunedin on Main Street right right to the bakery and they were so helpful. She came around the corner and pointed out exactly what I was looking for. I didn't wanna wait in line for the deli so she told me about the BOAR'S head, hams, turkeys chicken deli meat, salami, delicious stroll along the fresh market area, grab some fresh red onion, and tomatoes and when I got to the meat, that's where I saved I've never been disappointed. They had a sale on ribeye steak boneless or bone in. I bought the boneless for 13.76 a pound. and let me tell you I'm from Chicago. This is the best steak I've ever cooked myself. It was fatty delicious tender moist just perfect marbling I bought some sweet potatoes some mixed vegetables. Everybody in the store was so helpful. I checked out and I saw a manager, and I wanted to let him know how grateful I was for coming back to shopping for myself instead of Instacart. Thank you again. Can't wait to see you all in my next experience will be most likely in the dessert section

Over-priced!! Not my favorite store to shop at. Only go there if I have to for items no one else…read morehas. I believe the bogo's are not always a deal. Can't seem to walk out of there without a huge bill for basics. Would rather shop else -where.

Winn Dixie was the 3rd grocery store rotisserie chicken I tried in Florida, and the first 2 were…read moreBANGERS. I walked in with high expectations, as Florida has been showing out when it comes to their birds. The uber dropped me off in the Winn Dixie parking lot with my luggage on the way to the airport, and I went in and bought a Lemon Pepper Rotisserie Chicken that ran $9.99. I took the tissi and lugged my bags to Vivien Skinner Grant Pak right down the street. It was a solid chicken, but ended the legendary run that Publix and the Fresh Market provided back to back like Kobe in 09-10. The breast was a bit dry and the flavor lacked, but it was still an above average bird. It landed at a 7.9/10, which puts it #11 out of 25 grocery store chickens I have currently demolished. I'm tired. I'm exhausted. I don't have much left to give, but the thought of being the greatest rotisserie chicken reviewer this planet has ever seen keeps me moving forward. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

I recently moved to Dunedin and been checking out all the local grocery stores. Of course Publix is…read morenice, but I really enjoyed the Winn-Dixie. It was clean very open, very friendly and it seemed like the prices were better than other grocery stores. I will definitely be back and their plant selection is fantastic. Two thumbs up

Very clean store in a busy shopping plaza. Across the street from Wawa. The selection is decent. I…read moredid notice that there are no self checkouts at this location but when one cashier is overwhelmed with patrons, they do have backup. I visited the day after Easter and they had quite a few items on sale.

First time ever into this newer one of their stores in Pinellas County; I've been to the one…read morefurther north off of US19 previously. The store is clean, modestly "decorated" along with typical no frills everything a grocery store can be, other than a rathole (think Sav-A-Lot). We did purchase a few items we know we needed, but this was more of an exploratory jaunt than a typical grocery run. As most Aldi shops, this one is not even a third the size of a typical Publix or Winn Dixie, nor did it have the same variety as one would expect in 'em, either. No surprises yet for those who've shopped at an Aldi store previously. Same industrial chic with the same hit and miss expectation for the basics of groceryland. There are a few pluses to this store too, which merit the four stars; five is a bit much. Their produce looked quite fresh and phenomenal, for one thing. Located just after the entrance on the rightmost aisle is their produce, and they had a halfway decent variety of prepackaged fruits and veggies. You'll definitely find the basics, but if you need a rutabaga or fresh fig, you're gonna come up empty. Some of the other things one WOULD expect (canned kidney beans for argument's sake) one ain't gonna get either. Then there were other things that one DOES find that I'd never expect (tubs of gelato; genuine weisswurst) to see. As I said earlier...hit and miss. If nothing else, there's a Walmart Neighborhood and a Publix right across the boulevard anyway. The meat and dairy departments are around the corner and against the remaining outer walls. Many empty spaces scattered among the coolers but still a decent variety of basics...Meat is prepackaged but still looks good too, deli stuff included. Frozen is next to meat and runs both sides of the aisle toward the back. Just as in other parts of this store, the prices are fantastic compared to where shopping is a purported pleasure, Winn Lose or wherever else you get groceries these days. Finally I should tell you that if you are set on some national brands, you ain't gonna get too far other than iconic items (e.g., Coca Cola, Campbell Soup)...those are close to the same prices you'd expect at the other guys. They carry non food, simple dinnerware items and sundries. Checkout is a simple process and goes quick since the clerk just scans your order and pitches it back into your cart for you to bag later. There was only one cashier and very few other employees in the place. Then head over to the bench across the front aisle to bag it all yourself. The lady who appeared to run the front end (Jennifer) took a couple of us (at the end of the line) to another register. She was even quicker and more efficient than the one cashier until she realized one small issue. Guess what? Seems the satellite went out (the one that sends and receives credit card transactions). So Jennifer quickly tried to see if this was the same with all the terminals (it was). Do you have cash?" she asked. So I paid my $33 for the stuff I had got and that was that. She was very resourceful and still offered to cash out anyone using cash for their purchases, as the line was still growing. Two final caveats: bring a quarter (25 cent coin) and grocery bags. The former gets you a shopping cart from out front) while the latter gets you packed and on your way. They do sell reusable Aldi bags, however, which are good sized and look sturdy. Then if you want your quarter back, load up your car any take the cart back to the cart stall. Plug the cart into an open lock and your quarter comes back. That, BTW. in the reverse of the procedure to get a cart in the first place. I'd definitely return here for all the basic necessities. Again, some of it is really hit and miss, but the prices, the minimalist take it or leave it approach and the quality of products is fantastic. I simply hope the satellite is up and running and Jennifer is around.