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.

I've driven by this place many times and thought I'd check it out since I was next door getting my…read moreeyebrows threaded. I needed to get some tumeric which is hard to find in Asian markets. They sell tumeric at target but it's small and expensive. Upon entering, the establishment looked very small and cluttered. They had a section with fresh veggies but it's very limited. There were about 3 aisles filled with dry foods. It reminded me of a corner store or a very small convenient store. I felt a little creeped out because there was only one person there and that was the worker. It was very dim in there and I was afraid to go to the back of the store because it was pretty cramped. I gave it two stars because it doesn't look too clean. Aside from the tumeric, I also purchased tamarind chutney. The selection is very limited but it has the basic eastern food nessecities. I would probably only go back for tumeric and chutney. Other than that, there was nothing too extravagant about the place.

The lady in the front is very sweet and helped me find all my grocery's. She also introduced me to…read morea lot of different products I've never tried. The prices are also reasonable and their meat is fresh. I will be back for sure.

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.

I was next door, and the next thing I knew, I was inside this market. The scent of baking bread…read moregrabbed me. I walked in and headed straight for the bakery. It smelled so good inside. I bought one of those freshly made breads to bring to work, which my coworkers loved, and an almond croissant. The almond croissant was not what I expected. It was okay. It did not have the same pastry dough as a traditional French croissant. It was more like a bread. This is a big market inside. The pre-made food selection is impressive. Everything looks so good. They make pizzas here and other things. I got this flat round thing that tasted like it had good pizza sauce. The market has everything. Wine, vegetables, meats, religious things, friendly customer service, a good staff and good smells

As a vegetarian, I absolutely love this place. Can stock up on so many different things to enjoy…read more It's always crowded but the lines go fast. They've got a great selection of freshly made bourekas. Parking lot isn't the best but you'll find a spot easily enough.

Beach Food Store is probably the worst, scuzziest piece of squalor I've ever seen in a food store…read more The place has more stocked on its floors, rendering some aisle passages impossible, than it does on its shelves. Nothing appears to be in any order and the variety and choices are skimpy to nonexistent. What is stock looks like it has been around somewhere for a long time, and some of it makes no sense. For example only one jar of pasta sauce, just one, with it being a carbonara. But then to make matters worse, labeled as having been made with "real bacon." Like whoever couldn't afford to use a guanciale or even a pancetta? Everything in and about this place is a pretty sad mess.

This place has everything and it's amazing. The service, the prices and the selection are second to…read morenone. I highly recommend shopping here for anything you need.