Excellent little gem with fresh produce!! Hidden in a small shopping plaza. Very sweet people for…read moreservice and not packed with shoppers- perfect for covid!!

From Jacksonville to Fort Pierce to taste this cup of Fresh Fruits simply Delicious and the…read moreservice excellent. Perfect for a eat clean lifestyle.

I have been to this location a few times and everything is always clean and well organized…read more During my most recent visit I placed a pickup order. The shopper, Vanessa, was able to find all items and packed them correctly! Everything was perfectly temperature controlled. The Sprouts Farmers Market associate was very friendly. I love that Sprouts offers this service!

I was having a rough day and needed to get groceries. As soon as I walked in I began having a…read moreconversation with an associate. His name was Eddie. Within seconds Eddie made me feel at home with his warm embrace. A couple of other associates help me out around the store as usual. When it was time to check out Patty was so cheerful at the register I couldn't help but smile and be happy. I truly love shopping at this store.

Here is the latest. It is a wonderful simple authentic-ish Cuban joint right now. Cuban sandwiches,…read morepastries, and various meat with rice/bean dishes. Best deal around with quality recognizable ingredients, as much food as a Styrofoam container can hold, and change back from a $10. There really isn't much in the area therefore, this is the best meal around. If you pass by regularly then you really should give it a try.

After reading this review from last year: 4/13/2017…read more"Wonderful little open air market on US 1. They have way more produce than the grocery store, and it is fresher and cheaper as well. We got a box full of fresh fruits and veggies for about $30.00. Also picked up some fresh squeezed oranje juice and local honey." After reading the above & seeing the picture of all the beautiful pile up produce on the website & reading about the smoked fish dip & crab soup from Jensen beach, I happily visited, but was never greeted although I was the only person there. She couldn't have cared less to see a potential customer. All the bins were either empty or had a few old wrinkled pieces of vegetables or fruit. On the left side as you walk in, is a door with a sign that says 'fresh greens in here'. Nothing in there looked fresh, but the stalks were brown & limp, not like when you forget broccoli in the fridge & the head starts getting yellow. NO, this was way past that stage. Very disappointing. What happened?

What a fun little Market. Full of vendors. I loved how they had a section for food items and a…read moreseparate section for Crafts, clothing etc. Music was playing in the background. The vendors were all very friendly and prompt service.

I came to this market on a rainy Saturday during my recent visit to Florida and I had a great time!…read moreI feel like a lot of normal venders weren't there because of weather; it seemed smaller than it sounded like it would be from the website. Regardless, many venders were still there offering great products. I had a delicious coffee and açaí bowl during my time here. There's a great view of the water and it's close to the downtown so you can walk around after.

We started going to this produce stand 2 months ago. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable…read moreabout all the product they sell. Everything we purchased has been the highest quality I have found. Watermelon from grocery store cost 6$ or more. Here 5$ will get you a watermelon twice as big and twice as sweet as the store. I highly recommend stopping by and give them a try. They also have local organic honey, fresh eggs.

Publix might want to rethink the slogan "shopping is a pleasure"--because lately, it just doesn't…read morefeel that way. If you know, you know. Prices have skyrocketed over the past five years, and it's hard to justify shopping here regularly when other grocery stores are literally half the price. With so many new options opening in Port St. Lucie, I find myself coming to Publix less and less--maybe once a month now, and only for a few specific items. What really put things into perspective for me was a trip I took to a farmers market in Orlando. I filled an entire Yeti cooler--meat, eggs, dairy, fruits, vegetables--for under $100. At this point, it honestly feels like it would be cheaper to drive over two hours, stock up, and come back than it is to shop five minutes down the street at Publix. The convenience is there, sure--but the value just isn't anymore.

Frequent this Publix when I visit family on that side of town. Gotta love their bogo'sread more

I wish your Web and Menu were more complete. You have 4 Kinds of pizza if they were actually…read moredescribed and had a photo I would be more likely to order again. I ordered the artisan and a calzone. I was disappointed because it wasn't what I was expecting because there wasn't a list of ingredients. Please fi this and I will ty you again.

We stopped into Mia's Italian Market for a quick bite and were blown away. The place has an amazing…read morehometown feel, combining a classic Italian market with a cozy sit-down area that makes you want to stay awhile. We tried three different sandwiches, including the alla vodka parm and a traditional Italian, and every single one was incredible. Everything tasted super fresh--from the crisp veggies to the freshly sliced meats and bread--and the portions were massive. Beyond the sandwiches, they have a huge selection of pastas, dinner options, and authentic Italian desserts. The fresh cannolis and pastries really put it over the top. Whether you're Italian and craving that authentic, homemade feel or just a foodie who loves great Italian food/ sandwiches this spot is an absolute must-visit.