They were great friendly.They helped you if you had a question.You know, there are amazing…read morepeople.Great prices too.Phenomenal atmosphere.I wish the store was bigger than the whole more merchandise , but it's absolutely great

As many things do, we found out about this discount grocery from chatting with a server at a local…read morerestaurant. She hadn't been herself, but she told us tales of great bargains other customers told her about. Those other customers weren't wrong. As with all discount grocery stores, the items inside vary widely from week to week. The thing to note about Tin Can Pam's is that there is usually a good amount of gluten free and low carb items at radical discounts, which is terrific for people with dietary restrictions who are trying to navigate our current crazy prices. The frozen section can be tempting, but I'd encourage you to know your prices before you head in. Some of the frozen veggies were just average price, and, in fact, I could get a larger quantity for cheaper at Publix. That doesn't mean the quality isn't terrific. It is. Just be aware of all the prices if you're cost cutting. Also, there are really great sales on meat in the frozen section that are clearly restaurant overstock. If you've got a freezer, you could fill it up nicely. There were porterhouse and top sirloin steaks for $7.99 each while we were there, and from their Facebook, steaks make a regular appearance. Something to think about if you have some freezer space to fill. The aisles are very tiny, and the building is older. Be prepared to be patient as you navigate through the store with a cart, as there's a lot of negotiation of space with other carts and customers. Worth it for the bargains, but if you're frustrated easily, maybe try getting there early to avoid a crowd.

Loved this super market , butcher and hot food. Clean and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy…read more Loved this super market , butcher and hot food. Clean and friendly atmosphere. Enjoy

The only thing that has changed is they have more choices of take out food. The Papa Rellenos and…read moreEmpanadas are delish as ever!!!!! Love this place!!!

Do you want fresh vegetables? Do you want honey? Do you want seafood and meat and wild game? Then…read morethis is the place for you to come. To think this place is right around the corner for me. George Gifford is the owner. He is a very nice gentleman. This is such a unique store and market. If he doesn't have it, I bet you he can get it for you. I especially like produce because I'm trying to stay healthy but I like meat and seafood too. I will return very soon for all of these!!!

Every time I go in here the owner is so helpful and knowledgeable. Answers every question and gives…read moregreat insight in all My questions

Friendly and helpful staff! I cannot vouch enough how helpful every person is here. Many different…read moresupplements, many options for gluten free snacks and some other foods. The store is small but has so much to offer. If only the holistic/ allergy free way was everywhere. I stop by every few weeks to stock up on my supplements and discover new things a long the way. Thankful for this store

They do have good products, but when they don't, they do not accept feedback. I went to the one in…read moreB-ville and told them about the Wormwood-Black-Walnut oil tincture, which is an antiparasitic. But which caused me anxiety. They mentally threw my notes away. Why? They said they do not carry the product. I did no better at Spring Hill. I explained to them that they want to buy the Wormwood that has been stripped of thujone, because thujone is a psychoactive naturally-occurring ingredient. Which causes anxiety. Thujone is in absinthe. As in early European Bohemian 19th century artists going insane. Because I mentioned that I had also taken one (literally I did say "one") Allopurinol, she mentally discarded my notes also. You could almost see it go in one ear and out the other. I full expect them to go out and buy the wormwood oil tincture without the thujone removed EVEN THOUGH thujone-removal is an option in their industry. Except for this know-it-all attitude, they are otherwise pretty good, and definitely the only local option besides Gator Nutrition.

I've seen recommendations for Papa Clyde's and so finally had to try it for myself. I am certainly…read moreglad that I did. The restaurant was clean and bright. The scooper or counter person was helpful in making a selection. There also were a couple of customers that helped me decide too. I was really drawn to the oatmeal as something differen but went with the strawberry shortcake on a sugar cone. Now, normally, I'm a chocolate ice cream kind of girl, but this strawberry cheescake was smooth and creamy and just delicious. There are all kinds of flavors, including chocolate to choose as well as quite a few sugar-free selections. Glad Papa Clyde's was on my radar. My only complaint, they give out punchcards so you can get a special treat and I didn't get mine. But that's OK. It just means I get to go back!

Great ice cream here. The two locations here in Spring Hill are the best homemade ice cream joints…read more I had my first egg cream here. I was a little skeptical, but I loved it. The clerks are very friendly., Get yourself a good old ice cream cone.

Fairly new Latin market on Kass Circle in Spring Hill. They have everything in here. If you're…read morelooking for anything Latin or Spanish, you'll find it here. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. I just got a guava nectar juice because I wasn't shopping for food and I just wanted to check this place out. It's very nice and they have quite a lot of products. Come see for yourself.

The ice cream is homemade, as are the waffle cones. The variety of ice cream is good, considering…read moreit is a rather small operation. I love going there, with my fiancee, she absolutely adores the place.

My besties and I celebrated Christmas in July! We had a beautiful culinary adventure "living on…read moreBrooksville time!" . Our last of 4 stops was the ice cream on the cake (I'm punny) at The Ice Cream Barr at Good Time- I stuck with PB cup but the Lemon Meringue Pie and the Sweet Corn were also delicious! It was a steady, not busy, night so service took a while- there were two sweet ladies serving and they make their shakes and cones to order- so things took some time! The treats were tasty and I truly appreciated the retro drive-in vibe! Since it's kind of a niche place in a rural community, the prices were pretty high but the quality is great and the circumstances of the times make the cost fair. The coffee and bar inside was so interesting and eclectic- we will be back!

It was extremely hot and miserable today and I felt like getting a twisty treat cone to cool off. I…read moreordered a small soft chocolate and the cone was huge! It really hit the spot! What kind of bothered me was there was one car at the window and a car in front of me, then me the car in the front must've had a massive order because we waited and waited probably about a good 10 minutes. There was no way to back out because there was a car behind me. But once they got through and the vehicle in front of me went on my ice cream was ready grabbed it went on. It was very very good. I like the iconic ice cream cone roof on the building. I recommend them if you wanna cool off.

I have never been to a Twistee treat that I did not like. This one has been there for a few years…read morebut I had never tried it so I decided today to try it. I'm glad I did. The drive-through was extremely fast and I got my ice cream and a jiffy. It's good just like all of the other ice cream stores with the same name. I think there's one in Hudson or Port Richey that even makes hamburgers and hotdog, but I can't remember if that's still the case. Anyhow, I was very pleased in my ice cream and I knew they were good in advance so it was no big surprise, so go there and have a Sunday or a cone and then if you feel like it, you can go next-door and get yourself some specialty coffee.!!!