I am a huge fan of the Fresh Market and this particular location in Tallahassee, Florida is an…read moreoverall good representation of the brand. The service here is friendly and the overall layout of the store is pleasant and conveys a relaxing ambiance. I have tosay that I am a huge fan of their meat and produce sections and I find both departments to be top-notch. If you find yourself in Tallahassee, Florida, I would definitely recommend this particular location of the Fresh Market.

Thankful they were open on Thanksgiving till 3pm , because we completely forgot to get bakery bread…read moreand butter for tonight . Service was really fast although they were busy since there were other knuckleheads like us who needed last minute things for their holiday dinners. The store was well stocked with a wonderful bakery and specialty items. Prices were reasonable and would return.

We had a wonderful employee help us around Publix today. We are from California and do not know the…read morelayout of Publix very well and Waring Hall was so kind to help us find all of are list of groceries, quickly and efficiently. Anytime we are in town again we will make sure to stop by this Publix for any of our grocery needs. Acts of hospitality and kindness really go a long way. Thank you Waring, you are a true gentleman. Jenni H.

This is the worst Publix ever operated ! EVERYDAY this place is unsatisfactory! It's not anything…read moreclose to George Jenkins concept of a grocery store. I don't know why they keep the same managers? It's starts at the top and rolls downhill. Ultimately the store manager is responsible for the ridiculous way this store functions. I could tell you specific stories but we would be here for hours. Please let Lakeland know. My wife and I live closest to this one but we have agreed to change our prescriptions to another location as of Monday and have agreed to boycott this location until new management is installed. Trust me it's coming!!

I rode my bike here. First of all they have multiple entrances/exits that make locking my bike and…read moreentering the store easy without having to go around. Second of all, every time I've gone and shopped here, I have encountered the friendliest staff around. They're always asking if I need help in anything or even if I'd like to try any of their products. I went in to buy some kombucha and they're selection is the best in Tally! On top of that, they had a BOGO! I was beyond excited. I shopped around their produce and found an amazing avocado deal. 5 avocados for $3. The store is very clean and spacious with lots of lighting. I love that you can find organic products hard to find elsewhere at a great price. Quality of produce is high here. They have a coffee bar area to work inside and seating outside too! If you get hungry, they have many options that are healthy and yummy! I tried their verde chicken fresh out of the stove. I could taste very ingredient in it. I can't wait to be back and try their burrito bowls! I have to mention that their rewards program gave me a five dollar discount on everything I bought. It's super close to FSU and love everything about it! Oh, I was impressed by their faucets in their restrooms. They had a three step faucet integrated with a dryer in it.

We came here to grab some smoothies at this market and the service was great from the moment we…read morestep foot inside . We were greeted and the "bar" was very clean right by the entrance and we got the banana and strawberry smoothies and they were delicious! Fresh food , and made to order it always the best ! He even had some juice left after filling up our cups and he gave us the extra!!

Although smaller than most Whole Foods in Houston, this local store in Tally offers a decent…read moreselection of cheeses and great customer service in Deli. Needed some manchego cheese from Spain to try to replicate the best grilled cheese on sourdough with fig jelly spread recently had a hotel stay and surprise surprise!! The deli had exactly what was looking for.I even learned that you can leave the cheese out for 15 minutes and it will soften more before you grill. Great tips from their deli!! Will return next time in Tally if need any goods!!

What is going on at Whole Foods in Tallahassee? Some of the prices are now higher than Trader Joe's…read moreor the coop! Some staff are 100% courteous and helpful; others have an attitude. And generally it seems whoever is responsible for keeping machinery running, just isn't on the ball. The water machine has been out of service for weeks. Some of the food items on the boring food bar that are supposed to be hot, aren't. The coffee bar might as well close Apparently whole foods cant afford a freezer or an expresso machine. Several of the tables where people could sit and eat have disappeared. Granted, you may be expanding your delivery service etc, but if you are going to turn into just another grocery store, just enough with the persona of being a trendy, pleasant place to shop. Kudos to your friendly staff who seem to work their tails off BUT WHAT IS IT WITH MANAGEMENT? ​

Their dubs are so much better than Subway. I used to be a fan of subway but no more. Bigger better…read moresubs at Publix in Crawfordville

No one loves to shop for groceries, but when you have to do it, it might as well be at a sparkling…read morenew Publix store! This one has everything we've grown to love about this upscale southeastern chain, meaning folks in this part of the panhandle will no longer have to drive into Tallahasee for there specialty food needs. Plenty of parking. Easy to get in and out of, even with an oversized vehicle. Great selection of meats, seafood, produce and groceries. Awesome deli filled with great food to eat here or take home. Friendly, helpful staff in all departments and at checkout.

(skip to the fourth paragraph if you don't want to deal with my droning on and on, waxing…read moreromantically about the essence of this very store) Bodegas. The very word connotes a certain feel that can be summoned in practically any of these sorts of businesses. Whether it's in the hustle-bustle of NYC's Puerto Rican diaspora, or in an isolated bodega in Eastern Oregon that caters to a conglomerated latino/chicano population, or in this culturally Mexican "La Esperanza" (preferring to use "Tienda"), here on TLH's westernmost rim, the patron can still expect a microcosmic convenience store that has existed throughout history. Think of it as "The General Store" of our Western Expansion. Anyway - enough of my romanticizing the role of Bodegas/Tiendas. TLH does not have many bodegas/tiendas. Those I'm familiar with have set up shop largely outside and to the West of Capital Circle. There was one on South Monroe (adjacent to Nick's) that opened and swiftly closed months later - this was only a couple of years ago. Nonetheless, you still can find the occasional tienda such as this one. I don't have a drop of Spanish / Hispanic blood in me - BUT - here's my street cred: I grew up in the streets of Madrid all throughout elementary school and first year of middle school. So... - I've got that going for me. The Bodega/Tienda notion is fundamentally a Spanish one and I pretty much grew up in these. Those in Old (and New) Madrid are almost the same as these. They only vary by scale. La Esperanza - Tienda Mexicana serves up casera food throughout the week. There are particular offerings on particular days. If this interests you, you'll just have to acquaint yourself with the schedule. I don't know it well enough to recount it here. This store has a broad range of uniquely Mexican (and Central American) staples and products. there is a refrigerated section - but it's largely for non-perishables. I don't believe you'll find produce/groceries here. I would say this place is a novelty for most of us but a true oasis for many of our Mexican brethren among us - whether first generation, pre-first generation, or nth generation. I say this because you'll find easy ways of sending money back to "the old country" - and many conveniences that would attract Mexican ex-pats here. Additionally, you'll find a good number of Viva-Mexico apparel/knicknacks (e.g., soccer shirts, pinatas, etc.). I'm a sucker for Bodegas/Tiendas. You'll find me out at Silver Lake Meat Market (out on Highway 20) at least once a month because I can't find morcilla anywhere else. Puerto Rican morcilla isn't at all Morcilla de Burgos - but it certainly does well in a pinch. Anyway - come on and check this place out. Satisfy your explorer/adventurer's side. Heck - just come and enjoy it!

Tacos were alright. Price was outrageous. $14 for 3 tacos. Cheese was extra like wtf. Who eats…read moretacos without cheese?! & they didn't even tell us cheese was extra. Save your money & go somewhere authentic.

I love this Bo Lynn's grocery store. It's a local shop; kind of a mix between a general store,…read moreconvenience store, community gathering spot, eatery, and history/visitor center. Food trucks are here several afternoons each week. We tried several dishes from "The Old South Cafe" truck and it did not disappoint on comfort food taste and quality! The shop also sells alot of Blue Bell ice cream pints (yum), lottery, beer, wine, assorted beverages, and ready to eat foods in the cold case such as: hashbrown or breakfast casseroles, Brunswick stew+biscuit, pimento cheese dip, chicken salad, and other tasty snacks. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating (but you cannot bring your own alcohol onto the property due to the store's regulated liquor license), opened Tuesday-Sunday and usually 9am-7pm, year-round, and super-friendly folks in a quaint and historic store.

This is such an eclectic and cool little shop. It reminds me of many shops in small towns in other…read morecountries where it's the go-to place for everything you could possibly need. Miss Joy is the owner, and she is amazing! Bo Lynn's was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2017...it has been around since 1936 and is the oldest establishment in the small coastal community of St. Marks, south of Tallahassee. It was named after Miss Joy's husband Bo who has since passed. I often cycle there with friends and love hearing her saying how impressed she is that we "girls" cycled 16 miles to get there. The shop has everything from food and drink (very reasonably priced) to telephones, toasters, and more! Unfortunately in October 2018 the place suffered major flooding from Hurricane Michael, but efforts are underway to get inventory replenished and get it back to top shape. Miss Joy is the only employee and works 7am to 8pm daily...she has worked there since 1965! Miss Joy is full of southern charm and hospitality. Any time you are in the area, even if you don't think you need to buy something, drop in to check it out for yourself and come away with a slice of old Florida and hopefully some of her eclectic merchandise as well!

Who knew? We have enjoyed ham sandwiches and ordered a ham and sides here in the past after our…read morefavorite Connie's Hams closed and enjoyed them but today I got to try their chicken salad sandwich on a croissant and I am in love. Just chicken salad, lettuce and tomato but the most tasty thing I have had in a while. The catered box at this month's CHP Savvy Senior presentation included the chicken salad sandwich, Lays potato chips (is there any other worth eating?) and a cookie and dang if the cookies weren't delicious too. Now when we go here I will face a dilemma deciding whether to get a ham sandwich or a chicken salad sandwich and I think I probably will get the chicken salad sandwich. Kind of like going to a seafood restaurant and ordering a steak ... but the chicken salad is that good. Probably get several cookies too. The inside is utilitarian with simple chairs and tables. Order at the counter and fill your drink at the fountain. Several coolers/freezers with side dishes and desserts to accompany a ham. Service has always been friendly and helpful. Plenty of parking but I personally would prefer not to enter or leave via Capital Circle. You can get there from the back side off E. Tennessee St./US Highway 90E and leaving that way gives you access to a traffic light to get on your way. Much less stressful.

I stopped by to purchase a ham bone to make a nice pot of beans. While there, I took advantage of…read moreordering two sandwiches to go. One was the Honey Baked Sandwich which was very good. The tomatoes on it were beautiful and the ham was delicious. I added extra Mayo when I got home. The sandwich was very good. I also ordered a tavern club and it too was very good. It wasn't until I had wolfed it down that I realized they had forgotten the bacon. Forgivable because the sandwich was so good. I would definitely order from them again! The hambone, which was my reason for coming in, was very meaty and had a great honey baked flavor. I am making a few quarts of broth and will make some Lima beans and black eyed peas! They will be delish.