An eclectic little shop along the way to St.Augustine. Good for stocking up on fine jerky supplies…read moreand nice conversation (Dave is sweet and knowledgeable about his jerky). A place any jerky fanatic should not miss.

Manzanos has a special place in my heart. When I tell you this is one of the best Italian…read moresandwiches I've ever had. Anytime I'm in New Smyrna I have to stop by but if you're having a beach day this is the perfect stop to get a sub before heading out. They also have pasta salads and desserts! The service is always super quick and the staff is always nice. I only wish I could get quality subs like this more frequently!

One of my favorite sandwich shops in all of Florida. Thier sandwiches are amazing and the bread is…read moremade fresh in house. The sandwiches are absolutely enormous, a whole sub can will last you a whole day at least. A must visit for anyone in the area.

What an awesome gem, hiding away in Edgewater! Wonderful food, amazing coffee, great atmosphere,…read moreand way cool people, make this a spot I will definitely return to. On a somewhat related note, we rode our bikes 17.5 miles, coming from a trailhead east of Osteen. Absolutely, worth the trip.

NSB really needed a good NY bagel place. Several people have tried but the bagels were not good,…read morethey didn't know what lox was. Mario, the owner gets his bagels from NYC and he gives healthy ( large) portions. Breakfast sandwiches and smoothies, Salads, burgers and a lot more. They serve locally own Island Roaster Coffee . They are very friendly! Great addition for NSB!

This is a go-to for food and some snacks. It's the best health food store. We always order the new…read morehappy smoothie and the chicken pesto sandwich. Sometimes we order some of their ready to go foods. Everything is fresh. Great customer service!

Wanted to have lunch here as I always pass it on the street…read more They have daily specials. Today we did chicken salad and a ground beef burrito w eggs and vegetables. And a smoothie. It was delicious!

We love Aldi, especially because of how easy it is to access and shop there. For a long time, our…read morearea only had two main grocery options--Publix and Winn-Dixie--but when Aldi opened, it truly changed everything. The pricing is significantly lower, and the quality of the products is excellent. Since Aldi is connected to Trader Joe's, that quality isn't surprising. The store is always clean and well maintained, with none of the off smells you sometimes encounter in grocery stores from spoiled milk, produce, or meat. Parking is easy and convenient, and the handicapped parking is well designed for those who need it. The produce quality is very good, and the overall selection throughout the store is wide and well curated. I tend to feel overwhelmed in some grocery stores because of clutter and chaos, but Aldi feels organized, calm, and easy to navigate. The checkout clerks are very friendly and helpful; sometimes stopping to help a sweet old person that can't get the credit machine to work. (wait, that's me I'm talking about! ) I also really appreciate the strong selection of vegetarian options. While most grocery stores carry vegetarian items, Aldi stands out by offering them at affordable prices without sacrificing variety. We shop at Trader Joe's as well, and it's always nice to recognize familiar products on Aldi's shelves. A couple things to note for new shoppers: you'll need a quarter to use a cart, and you should bring your own bags unless you plan to purchase them at checkout. Sometimes boxes are available, too. It's all part of Aldi's system, and I actually appreciate the environmentally friendly approach. Overall, Aldi offers a great shopping experience with quality products, fair prices, and a clean, stress-free environment. We're very glad it's in our area.

Normally, I am a pretty big Aldi fan. Good food with decent prices- right? I typically shop at this…read morelocation about once a week or so. Therefore, I spend quite a bit of money here. I do not normally leave reviews for big grocery chains, but with today's experience I would consider it necessary. Upon checking out, there are was only 1 lane open with a cashier that was not self check out. I had a cart full of groceries so of course I used that lane. I had meat, eggs, bread- lots of delicate groceries. The young man checking me out did not say 1 word to me, and he was quite literally throwing the items in my cart not caring about damaging the goods. I mentioned about it all piling up and he ignored me, kept scanning. He doubled scanned a few items, I mentioned that. He didn't say anything again. I waited for the receipt to double check and he did void the extras. I also had my baby with me so I had to haul the extra cart over to the side and the one I already had because my baby was sitting in it with our things. Normally, this is not typical behavior. Also I should mention, while this young man was running the register, the manager was standing behind him waiting for him to be finished and never said a word. Hoping for a better word experience next time....

One of my favorite quaint spots -- I highly recommend it. It's truly a hidden gem. I moved to the…read morearea four years ago, and it quickly became my go-to place. I'll stop by casually for lunch on my bike route or dress it up a bit for a casual-fancy dinner. It's popular with the locals, and the food is consistently delicious every time. The staff is professional, attentive, and always delivers excellent customer service.

We had lunch at Café Verde today getting there about 12:30 PM. The restaurant has been renovated…read moreand it's very nice with inside and outside seating. The acoustics are so bad we could not have a conversation sitting across the table from each other. I was very disappointed in that the food was excellent, but the designers and engineers made a big mistake. The restaurant was not even full and we could not hear each other talk.

VIVA PUERTO RICO CABRONES!!…read more I left the New Smyrna Beach Farmers' Market feeling shocked, uncomfortable, and deeply disrespected. In my experience, this market is unwelcoming to minorities and operates with a level of hostility and unprofessionalism that has no place in a community space. The attitude I encountered was rude, dismissive, and openly disrespectful. Instead of the warm, inclusive environment you'd expect from a farmers' market, I was met with behavior that felt biased and exclusionary. It was clear that respect was not extended equally, and that alone is enough to ensure I will never return. A farmers' market should represent community, diversity, and mutual respect. This one failed on all fronts. Until the organizers address how minorities are treated and hold vendors and staff to basic standards of professionalism and decency, I strongly advise others to spend their money elsewhere. Florida has plenty of markets that actually value all people--this is not one of them.

I tried to open a vendor spot but it seems that they questioning my legal status, then they ask me…read morewhat kind of music I was gonna be playing at my spot if approved so I said Latin music then I saw their smirk face all over and the last thing they said it was ..."sorry we are full so try next time" , I knew right away I was denied the opportunity cause my music and roots. I don't recommend this farmers market at all !!!

Clean and well stocked. The employees are pleasant and very helpful. Close to home and less…read moreexpensive than Publix.

Winn-Dixie Stores is a subsidiary of Southeastern Grocers, which is one of the largest supermarket…read morechains based in the Southeast. Winn-Dixie grocery stores have been around since 1925 and although I don't frequent this grocer very often there are times when I come here when Publix doesn't have what I'm looking for - on this day I was looking for one rack of St. Louis Style Pork Ribs. Fortunately they had a pretty good selection on hand, unfortunately I had to buy two racks being there was a BOGO going on and the single racks were priced at $32.00 each so it was a no brainer to grab a free one so now I have one for later I guess, on this day I would of preferred to pay $16.00 for a single rack and been on my way so they are clever in that way but still haven't convinced me to return except for my annual or so visit. I also picked up a loaf of French Bread from the bakery it was half the cost of what I normally pay at the other place but it wasn't close to the same quality but I guess there is value in shopping here especially if you have kids who are eating you out of house and home. Normally grocery stores located directly across the street from each other provides some competition but this store doesn't seem to have an impact on the prices on the place on the other side of Highway 44 - I guess each grocer have their own set of loyal customers and that's okay I'm sure I'll return when necessary...