This is such a cute small grocery store. It feels like a mini Sédanos or Presidente. They have a…read morevariety of Spanish food options. The aisles are so organized and the place is very clean. They have a great variety of fruits and veggies which look very fresh. And they also have a great selection of meats. They also have a deli area where you can order your deli cuts and cheeses. The machines are brand new and look so inviting. The cashiers are very friendly and welcoming. As soon as we walked in we were greeted. I've also received the specials at home and they have great deals! It's a great grocery store for the neighborhood!

This is a new supermarket that just opened in the Miami lakes area. Located in a shopping center…read moreand has plenty of parking and it's brand new. Employees are super nice and everything is so clean and organized. All the food and produce is fresh and looks amazing. I will be posting pictures of the aisles and videos. If you live in the area, it's an alternative location than Publix. They have weekly specials with great deals. Check it out. It's a block from our apartment so we will be going back. Before I forget, they have a ton of variety of international Spanish foods. So you'll see from Mexican to South American foods. Definitely recommend to go. And less crowded

Doris Market is your one stop shop for feeding your family. The vegetable area is well maintained…read moreand fresh. So many wonderful items to choose from. The meat and fish department are clean and well stocked. The prepared foods are the best. I always pick up their tuna and chicken salad the best in town. As well as their prepared chicken cutlets,chicken parmigiana other items in the refrigerated counter. Finally, the best bakery. Hard to make a decision on what to buy. I have also ordered many thanksgiving meals in the past.

A bit underwhelmed with the selection. I was hoping to find some of Italian cheeses and deli meat…read more I love what I tried when travelling in Italy a few years ago, and was hoping to find something that aren't usually available at the regular supermarkets, but not as pricey as Eataly. A bit disappointed to find that their pasta, cheese and salami selection is rather limited, and not much better, or even worse, than I can find elsewhere - including your regular Publix or Whole foods. Granted, it's a small space, but still, selection could be better. Especially some of the shelves are just multiple faces of the same item. They do have hand made mozzarella there, a nice prepared food selection.

Very kind staff, helped my daughter find the black salt she was looking for. It also smelled…read morewonderful in here while we were browsing for some cookies too.

Sitara is an Indian & Asian Grocery store in Pines…read more You can find this close to Kimchi Mart in the plaza that sits at the corner of Pines and Hiatus. It's in around the corner for Kimchi Mart and offers a different array of Asian groceries. Came here with my partner because he was trying to find an ingredient close to Kataifi to make the viral Dubai chocolate. He was able to find fried vermicellies which works just as well! The store itself is super clean and the person that helped us check out was friendly. Very organized inside and super easy to find things & peruse.

PK Oriental Mart is the O.G. of Asian markets with several locations. As you walk in, you have the…read moretraditional look of an Asian market with the cash register up front with plenty of novelty snacks to find on the counter along with traditional Asian bakery goods. Each aisle is packed full of everything you may need with sauces to snacks to tea and coffee, to main cooking ingredients and even kitchen supplies and equipment. Down to fresh veggies and frozen goods to pharmaceutical needs. Usually on the weekends, you'll find roasted Peking duck available and/or Chinese roasted bbq pork char sui. Each aisle is organized and nicely categorized. Allows you to discover the many surprises of Asian cuisine cooking and ingredients. Small market, but big on necessities for a perfect one stop shop location for all things Asian.

This is a small Asian market that is well stocked. Good selection of your favorite Asian products…read morelike noodles, sauces,snacks and produce. All conveniently close without having to go to Miami. They have Chinese BBQ. I noticed they had roasted pork and roasted Duck available. Lots of frozen goods available too like dumplings and seafood. I was surprised to see everything well organized and it was clean too and no funny smells. There was only one cash register. I went on a Sunday and the market was not as busy. Staff was friendly. Purchased some chow mein noodles and coffee candy. Eggs prices are really good $3.59 per tray for an excellent deal.

It is more than a Market. SAIM is home. Guess what, I found and purchased great local Ghanaian…read moreitems like daakoa, the fish Akwaabi, aponkye nam or goat meat, cow skin or wele, prks, maize and corn dough...The Grocer, she's called B, is welcoming. I enjoyed shopping there getting local African food ingredients plus a huge discount. B added Agege Bread on top making my day. Lovely Africans in the diaspora and people of African descent, I heartily recommend to you B's Safari African & International Market.

I was looking for prekese, an African healing fruit, and searched google for African markets in the…read morearea. I was surprised that there were a few new markets I was unaware of, but I chose to go to Safari first. Not only did they have the prekese, but they had a decent amount of hard to find African imports. The owner also makes her own Sorrel(Jamaican) drink with an Ghanian twist, I bought a couple of them and loved it.

Great prices on everything. You have to check out the seafood market. Live crabs , super fresh fish…read moreat unbeatable pricing.

This is an interesting store. They have many products and brands I have never seen before. For me,…read morethat is a good thing. I like to learn about new brands and whatnot. They also have a fresh fish section where you pick your own fish after putting on plastic gloves. This was new to me. I gathered many items and went to pay. I had a Key Food gift card. The cashier told me they do not accept that. I was surprised and asked to speak to a manager. I waited several minutes and was told they do not accept the gift card. The manager walked away and I ended up paying for my groceries without the gift card. This was a strange experience On one of the aisles, I asked an associate if they had a certain product. She only spoke Spanish and there was a customer the question in Spanish. She ignores him and walked away. Service is not top priority here.

I never been to a more disorganized place. I guess this store doesn't know a thing about restocking…read moretheir shelves because I bought a digestive cookie from the store only to realize that it was 7 months after expiration. Want the best indian store experience with people who ACTUALLY restock their shelves? Go to flavours of india, they have great customer service and better quality than this market.

Decent selection of pakistani goods and some indian as well. Meat was fresh, made to order. The…read moreowner is very nice and helpful.

The goat was tough and thrashy and impossible to eat. Not like any goat I have eaten. May try the…read morejerk pork next time.

If you're ever in need of the old school west indian items you knew or used back home, Sams will…read morehave it. Not only do they have your traditional island produce/foods like scotch bonnet pepper, hard dough bread, yam, and green banana. They also have those items you need for that special meal. Fresh fish, salted cod fish, pigs tail, oxtail and even goat. They have the 'oh so coveted' rum and raisin ice cream and all the bun and cheese your heart could desire. In addition to the grocery items, they do also sell cooked food at least 5 days a week, jamaican patties, and a variety of adult beverages. On the non-food side of things Sams also sells tickets to your most anticipated Caribbean events, can top up your Digicel credit, and send Western Union to your friends and family back home. Sams West Indian is a family run business that locals have been coming to for years. Their childrens children have now followed in those footsteps - despite the larger chains that have opened nearby. Now, I'd be lying if I said it was the most esthetically pleasing store. It's a small space and can become congested. But it is just the place for those small, but important, needs. All in all, Sams is a gem and you do yourself an inustice passing it over as just another little Caribbean shop.