Visiting this Caribbean market for first time, very clean, organized and with a nice variety of…read moreproducts from the islands. Love the many products they have from Jamaica, Trinidad, Dominican Republic. There vegetables selection was great and the prices are affordable comparing to the big supermarkets. I bought some ginger tea, veggies and spices. I noticed they have a huge selection of meats Including pork, beef, fresh seafood items. Also sodas and coconut water. Very friendly service and great prices. If you are in the neighborhood check this local market out!!!

This place was used to be an Asian grocery store. After that, it became a Caribbean grocery store…read more I finally had a chance to stop by here the other day. Inside is small but had a fresh vegetables, frozen food, and other things. We don't really have Caribbean market around here. What they have is basics but enough to cover what I needed. I found a bag of frozen octopus for less than $10. I can't wait to try it. They have variety of fish and meat there too. The prices are ok. I guess it depends on the things you want to get. It's near my house and if I need some plantains or yuca, I can run there to get it.

NOT A WELCOMING PLACE! cashier too busy flirting rather than handling business.. Freezer also…read morebroken at arrival..

This place is terrible. I am surprised at how many positive reviews it has. The service is…read moreatrocious. Every time I come in here, the clerk is to busy on their phone to acknowledge my presence. The selection is bleak and the quality is lackluster. I thought this was the only store in the area. Thankfully, I was able to find another right around the corner on Fourth Ave & 23rd Terrace. I will definitely not be returning to this place again.

My quick go to for meat. It is very reasonably priced. Staff is always helpful. You may have a…read moreslight bit of wait on busy days.

I have been going to this market since I was a little girl, and it saddens me to say that I am…read moredeeply disappointed with the current level of service and food quality. It's unfortunate that many in the community feel limited in their shopping options and continue to rely on this market out of necessity. During my most recent visit, I went in to purchase cut-up collard greens. What I found on the shelf were outdated (according to label posted) greens with a green liquid seeping from the packaging a clear sign they were spoiled. When I politely requested a fresh bunch to be cut, the staff member was not only unhelpful but also rude and dismissive. This experience was incredibly frustrating and disheartening. I will not be returning. The community deserves better.

Easily some of the best food in the area. Don't be discouraged by the area. Honorable mentions:…read moreshrimp, fish, chicken Philly sub!!!!

This store in Opa-locka, is blatantly exploiting the community. First off, they've jacked up prices…read morejust because they know people here will pay--six pieces of chicken that used to cost $10 now cost $15 for no reason. But worse than that, they charge a flat 50 cent fee every single time you use a debit card, no matter if you're buying something for a dollar or twenty. That's a scam. It's targeting low-income Black residents who rely on their cards to get by. This place is taking advantage of the neighborhood and profiting off struggle. 300 customers is 150$ in just fees alone. You will also be watched on camera your entire time inside the store. They assume youre stealing no matter how often you go here.

The store is horrible when you walk in they don't say hi and all the merchandise has mold inside of…read morethem from the products you will be sick

I sometimes work around the block from this take-out place. Sadly to say, this place never gets my…read moreattention - it's too... typical! Cafeteria window outside of a shabby-looking, painted-over concrete building with doors having iron bars - so typical of Miami! It even looks like a druggie corner, but it's not. A student at one of the classes where I work raved about their fried chicken one day. Another day, another student came in with a patty that got me hungry. And well over a month later, I come into work, and I was starving... but I knew that I couldn't go somewhere far. So, I gathered up the will to walk around the block, and that I did, through piles and piles of construction materials that people called Biscayne Boulevard. I got to the cafeteria window, no line in front of me, and none following me, during high noon. In front of me, there was this Hispanic lady in her 40s looking at me, wondering what I wanted in this construction jungle. "Que tienes para comer?" (What do you have to eat?) *She points at the small glass display showing hot goods - Cuban pastries, patties, and fried chicken* *Hrm* "Quiero pollo (chicken). WAIT! Tienes un combo?" "Si. Con ..." And she mumbles on. *Ignoring the fact I didn't understand her* "Cuanto es?" (How much is it?) "Cuatro." (Four) "Cuatro Dolares? Esta bien." *Tries not to sound surprised by how cheap a combo may be - I had 7 dollars on the spot* And so she huddles around the kitchen, getting lots of rice, red beans, an admittedly tiny salad with some of the reddest tomatoes I've seen, two pieces of good-sized fried chicken, and two pieces of Cuban toast. And so for FOUR dollars, she gave me a whole meal that filled me up more than plenty. And I had to ask for a milk shake with mamey (a fruit) to complement the meal for $1.50 more. After getting 50 cents back in change (no charge for tax!), I walked back to my work to eat. And how did it taste? Well, everything was good. Salad had a simple dressing, but the produce was fresh. Beans and chicken were flavorful, and the milk shake was good also. Is it because this place is also a supermarket? That might be.... So now I rave about this place to my coworkers, to which they roll their eyes and they say "Duh." *EDITED: The price rose to FIVE dollars! It's still cheap, no worries! Goddarn chicken, cheap prices, but arrive for lunch since they close at 4. And really, don't come here to get bagged chips and sodas - you can go anywhere else for that.

Convenient! But kinda gross and obviously a great location means higher prices. Not the best…read moreselection, but helpful in a pinch!

Laughing at some of the grumbling here. No this isn't a giant supermarket, but it's a small grocery…read morestore close to the beach. Yes it is slightly expensive, but the rent here cannot be cheap. Is it slightly in need of a renovation? Yes and actually that's being done right now. Close to Hollywood Beach, this worked for breakfast cereals, coffee, filters, candy bars, and bottles of water. My son got a racquetball racket for regular price. It's not going to be the prettiest spot, but it's utilitarian and practical. The employees are fun loving and hilarious. Friendly and great humor. You can get a number of beers or other adult beverages here. Parking could be conceivably difficult, but so is everywhere in this small alley or road spot. If back here I'll roll to this store.

Popped in while in the neighborhood. The staff were welcoming and extremely helpful! The store is…read moreeasy to navigate, with plenty of parking. Such a lovely spot! Definitely worth a visit!

Rude customer service. The middle aged latin or middle eastern guy with the glasses and salt &…read morepepper hair who works Sunday mornings has an attitude. I live close by and have been coming there to get lottery tickets on weekends for the past 5 years. Every time i come in he has some kinda snappy comment. Today I lay my winners on the counter to be scanned and he's like "what are these, you have to tell me what these are cuz I don't know." They are winning lottery tickets...so scan them u a-hole! Why so rude every time. You lost my business!

Food Plus is a convenience store similar to a 7/11 located on MLK Ave (31st) and Davie Blvd…read more Despite it being a quick stop store, prices are fair considering it being a convenience store at your convenience. Actually they have some specials once in awhile like 2 for $3 beer. They carry everything from toilet paper, incense, beer, drinks, snacks, household items, pet food, paraphernalia and lotto tickets. They store is mostly visited by locals of the area and could seem a bit sketchy at night. Never fear, the owners and employees are super nice and are always on the look out for non familiar shoppers. They have a private parking lot in a mini mall that has other shops.