I deal with Mark ! He is the best! He always goes out of his way for me! I have been using this…read morecompany for many years and I have never been disappointed.

County line has a great selection of feed and supplies for any type of livestock. Although I…read morecurrently do not live that lifestyle here in south Florida, we used to own cattle, horses and chickens when we lived in Georgia so I can tell the staff is very knowledgeable in the products they offer. I had to visit to pick up some bales of straw for a western themed event. I almost left with a live bunny rabbit. They do have chicks and bunnies for sale as well as all of the supplies you would need to care for them. The staff is super friendly and the lady there let me hang out for at least an hour playing with the rabbits! While I was there, the store was very busy with patrons picking up supplies for their livestock and gardens. I would highly recommend visiting for any of your needs.

Go to for my chickens and ducks they supply everything you need, along with great service and…read morehospitality. I will always visit my friends at county line!

A trip to Sprouts is always a win…read more If you're living a ketovore or carnivore lifestyle, it's one of my favorite places to stock up on quality meat, eggs, healthy fats, cheese, and real food--without spending hours reading ingredient labels. Eat food that fuels your body, not products that come with a chemistry lesson. What's your must-have item every time you shop at Sprouts? #KetoFiveO #Ketovore #Carnivore #SproutsFarmersMarket #RealFood #HealthyFats #LowCarb #ProteinFirst #MetabolicHealth #EatRealFood

Love this Sprouts location! Plenty of parking, and the store itself is big, clean, and easy to…read morenavigate. I came in specifically to try their deli sandwiches -- and I was not disappointed. They have a build-your-own sub starting at $4.99 (cheese is $1 extra), so I built a sourdough turkey and swiss with lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, and mustard for $5.99. The size was generous -- I could only finish half and saved the rest for later. Great deal, great sandwich. I'll definitely be back for this one. While I was there, I also browsed around and picked up some organic apples and a few other items. Sprouts always comes through on the healthy options -- solid brands, great store-brand picks, and their produce section is consistently on point. Staff was welcoming and friendly too, which always makes the visit better. Elite tip: They have a rewards program linked to your phone number -- make sure you're collecting points every visit for discounts on future purchases. Don't leave money on the table!

Many varieties of mango and lovely people. I think cash only but not positive on that.read more

They are owned by new owners. They no longer open for the public officially, but they sell at food…read moreshows. The man was kind enough to sell me a couple. The mango I got to try was amazingly sweet. I can't wait to bring the ones I purchased back to CA! #YOLO

I'd never been to BJ's Wholesale Club before, but when I saw a Groupon offering a one-year…read moremembership for $13.50 (including my husband), I figured it was too good to pass up. Walking in, I wasn't quite sure what to expect or how their coupon system worked. We ended up leaving with a nice haul--tissues, snack bars, salmon, shaving cream, and a handful of other household staples. Before shopping, I downloaded the app so I could take advantage of the coupons and also picked up my physical membership card. As it turns out, you really don't need the card at all--the app has everything you need at checkout. The only thing that left me scratching my head was the coupons. I assumed the deals labeled "clip coupon" were the only ones that required clipping, but apparently that's not how it works. It felt a little more complicated than it needs to be, so hopefully it makes more sense after a few visits. Overall, it was a positive first experience. The store was well stocked, checkout was easy, and everyone we interacted with was helpful. Whether it replaces Costco for us remains to be seen, but I'm definitely willing to give it a fair shot over the next year. As for the gas station, it's not close enough for me to make a special trip, but if I'm already in the area, I'd certainly consider filling up. For $13.50, I think joining was a great deal, and I'm looking forward to seeing what other bargains I discover throughout the year. Time will tell for sure what my real thoughts are! This is in the place where Winn Dixie used to be at the NW corner of Military and Atlantic.

The store was large and clean and aisles have labels. The bananas and cabbage seemed well-priced…read more Not everything is a bargain. This new location is convenient and they sent a promotional flyer that said (in large red writing), "Join for $20, Get a $20 Reward" "It's Practically Free!" - so we decided to check it out. This was our first experience with BJs. Our first stop, the member desk: At sign up, we were told at renewal the fee will be $60. We didn't get our $20 and it was unclear when we would. The cashier told us they'll give us $10 now if we download the app. So, we spent about 10 minutes getting the app set up. Unlike at Costco, they have a coupon book. You won't get the discounts unless you physically cut out coupons or select them in the app. When we got to the register to checkout, there was no $10 coupon to be found in the app. Note: present either your card or the app. If you want them to check something on the app, they have to start over if you gave the card. Also, as I had physically clipped the coupons, I didn't need to go back and select them in the app. In the end, the staff were all patient and nice and the manager gave us $10 off (we spent close to $200). Shopping here, having to clip coupons and their misleading advertising, wasn't ideal. Now that I am a member, I may go back if something I need is on sale or if I ever get the $20.

Amazing! Love having access to farm fresh foods near us ... and the Boca Farmers Market is the only…read moreway we spend our Sundays.

BEWARE!!! We preordered yogurt and we drove in 45 minutes to pick it up. (Hour and a half round…read moretrip) When we got home, we found out that they gave us the wrong order(it was three sour creams).. and we get it, mistakes happen. But unfortunately, the attitude of the owners was like they were doing us a favor by crediting our account. They offered nothing as a gesture of Goodwill. We are not looking for freebies, but they had such an attitude that they were doing with such a big favor to refund us . Their attitudes were absolutely horrible. Sounds like they took everything personally instead of like business people. We did ask if they could send it to us and they couldn't and that is fine. A small gesture, I don't care if it was five dollars that we probably wouldn't even have taken would've been the proper way of handling it. What they basically said too bad he drove an hour half round-trip just to pick it up.

This place has gone completely downhill and it's honestly one of the most frustrating grocery…read moreexperiences I've had in years. Walked in today (and pretty much every other time I've bothered going) and it's the same story: ZERO help anywhere in the store. Every single regular checkout lane is permanently closed, forcing you into the self-checkout gauntlet where half the scanners don't work properly anyway. Need help with an item that won't scan? Good luck--there is literally no one around who cares enough to assist. The employees (what few are actually on the floor) just cluster up front like they're on permanent break, staring at their phones or chatting, completely ignoring customers waving produce or asking basic questions. It's like they all collectively decided "this isn't my job" the second they clocked in. The shelves? A joke. Always, always out of the most basic organic items--organic chicken breasts, thighs, you name it. Half the time the cooler looks like it was raided days ago and never restocked. And don't get me started on the produce. They slap the "organic" label on it, charge a premium, and then give you limp, bruised, half-rotten fruits and vegetables that look like they were picked last month. I've thrown away more moldy berries, and slimy greens from this store than I care to count. For "farmers market" prices, you'd expect at least decent quality. Nope. Management? What management? I've never once seen a manager on the floor, addressing the chaos, restocking, or even pretending to care that customers are walking out empty-handed and furious. The whole operation feels abandoned. I'm done. There's a Whole Foods literally down the street that actually staffs the place, has cashiers when you need them, consistently stocks what they advertise, and sells produce that doesn't make you question your life choices. I'll happily pay a few extra dollars for competence and basic customer service. Avoid this Sprouts location like the plague. One star is generous--should be zero.

I love Sprouts because they have bulk items which most other stores don't have. I go in there to…read morebuy the milled organic flaxseed to put into my morning breakfast smoothies. I also love their fresh fish department. I pick the fish and they package it for me so I have a meal for 2. I try to get a pound per meal. They often have decent prices for wild salmon, tuna, mahi mahi and swordfish. The store is well planned out with items that you can't always find at other grocery stores.

Asian World Market in Boynton Beach is officially my new favorite spot! This woman-owned business…read moreis truly a treasure trove for anyone who loves to cook or explore Asian cuisine. I originally stopped in just to restock my regular condiments, but I left with so much more! Major win: I finally found fresh Thai basil (nearly impossible to find at other markets!), plus authentic Thai chilis, Hi-Chew candies, and a bottle of sake for later. The store itself is spotless, beautifully organized, and boasts an impressive selection from Vietnam, Japan, the Philippines, Thailand, China, and beyond. The freezer aisle is loaded with treats--fresh produce, dumplings, ice cream, sausages, seafood, and more. I also spotted fresh fruit like bananas and mangoes. The noodle aisle? An absolute dream for instant ramen lovers and home cooks alike, featuring everything from ready-to-make ramen packets to a variety of rice, soba, and udon noodles. Don't even get me started on their huge assortment of shrimp chips--hands down my favorite snack! To top it all off, the owner (who is incredibly friendly and welcoming) told me about the Thai street food vendors popping up every Saturday at 11:30 a.m.--already planning my next visit for that! I highly recommend checking this place out!

After lunch we stopped in to this market to browse and find something interesting…read more The husband wife team that owns manages the market are from Thailand and carry a large stock of Asian goods. The store is very clean and well organized. The husband helped my wife find some Almond cookies she likes and I found a can of Tom Yum Soup to make with some shrimp we have at home. Great market! Friendly people!