Needed cold beer, good selection. Convenient location and hours. Seemed to have a decent mini-mart…read moreselection.

I wouldn't really call this a grocery in the traditional sense. They have beer and wine and non…read moreperishable foods (ie. canned food). Nothing fresh. Nothing that has a short term expiration date.

Store was nice; clean, selection was good. I tried some sausages that we don't have in our home…read morearea. Prices were outrageous, but I guess it goes with the area. When you see the way that some people live in the area, it must be difficult for them. It's a vacation destination for some but for others it's their home and they're the ones providing services for the vacationers. I don't think there is a variety of large supermarkets to choose from.

Just wanted to write a review for Luis. I didn't want his hospitality and kindness to go unnoticed!…read moreI asked him a couple questions about which wine was popular and which to buy for my partner since I don't really drink. He went out of his way to share which ones sell out the fastest and helped me find the right choice based on my budget and interests. He even went to the back to get a pamphlet that further detailed the differences between wines and so on. He was really enthusiastic and so nice! My partner enjoyed the wine I got him. Def give this man a raise! He goes out of his way for his customers. Who knew a trip to Publix could be so exciting LOL!

New Market. A small corner store on Caroline and Margaret…read moreStreet right by the harbor in Key West. This place is very conveniently located. It's close to the Key West Bight Marina, harbor walk, the docks, and the ferry and bus terminal. They have a little bit of most everything there; tons of snacks, refreshments, ice, ice cream, sunscreen, they even have a few Key West souvenir trinkets, along with many of your basic convenience store items. The service is excellent. Employees are always nice there, very friendly and professional. The one thing I have noticed is that their prices are high and keeps going up, but when comparing their prices to other convince stores in Key West... lets just say competitive. It's not the Dollar Tree. One big grip I have is that the price of many of the items are not listed on the item or shelf, leaving you to just wonder if you want to buy or not without having to take to register to find out what the price actually is.

One of the only family owned food marts off duval street with cheap prices too. Came here to but…read morerubbing alcohol and gatorade and they had both. This is across the street from the cuban queen coffee shop and near most of the airB&B hotels so a local hotspot.

Cute family owned and operated grocery store. Selection and pricing varied, but I was able to find…read moreeverything I needed and there were lots of local and regional fare as well. Staff was nice.

We had just arrived in town and needed to pick up a few essential items. It's not a huge…read moresupermarket, but we found most of what we were looking for. There was a good selection of produce, dairy, snacks, and beverages. Of course, there's always a bit of sticker shock when shopping in a small tourist town, but that's part of the price of visiting paradise. Definitely a place we would return to. The staff who helped us were pleasant.

Winner winner chicken dinner! This 16 piece kept the party going. Crunchy, spicy, juicy chicken…read more Fast & hot! Dion's is the Best!

Stopped in today Nov 26th at 10:30 am. The guest in front of me was wanting gas but didn't know the…read morepump number. when he got the front the little Spanish guy at the counter, let's call him "napoleon", told the customer "next time be more prepared, figure it out and come back when you're ready" the patron then said no need to be rude then napoleon proceed to berate him and made no attempt to help the guy locate the pump numbers that i agreed were hard to see. I stepped in to say, yeah man, you're being a bit of a jerk, just be nice!. He then told me, since I chimed in I should mind my own business and that he wasn't rude. I tried to reason with Little Napoleon even asking how he would feel if the roles were reversed and it's not that hard to just be nice to people. But Mr Bonapartes ego prevents him from such thoughts. I think our tiny friend needs a little slice of humble pie, and a new job not working with the public. I will note that the guy running the chicken counter was obviously bothered by the cashiers behavior and tried to step in and help the guy.

Seriously the best vacuum cleaner for vacuuming out your car in key west. It's on the side, kind of…read morehidden. You can go in and ask for quarters - you need $2.50 for four minutes. There's sometimes a long line at the cashier, especially when chicken is fresh from the fryer. Gas is priced the same as everywhere else.

If you're using this gas station as your usual....be careful, they are charging people twice for…read morethe amount of gas intended to be purchased. Happened to me and to a hand full of other costumers on the same day. When I asked for reasons they dismissed me and acted like I was an annoyance to them. They refuse to provide any information on the store manager or how to contact said manager. Still waiting for my money to be refunded. This happened more than 10 days ago.

Since it was the closest place to buy adult beverages near our rental home, we made this our first…read morestop on the way back from Duval Street to the Royal Escape, our home away from home for our mini-vacation in December. Prices are on the high side, but this is Key West. Everything is more expensive here. Found a decent bottle of bargain-priced rum and a couple bottles of good red wine for under $15. Mixers are really pricey, so if you can, hit the CVS or Fausto's for club soda and cokes. Friendly staff and varied selection. Next door to a gentlemen's club.

Great Prices! This liquor store is next to the Bare Assets dance club. They had all the liquor I…read moreneed!

Fun little ethnic food shop with plenty of imported goods from the motherland. Not entirely sure…read morewhy it's named World Food Market when the majority of good here were from Central Asia, and Eastern, Central and Southeastern Europe, but they've got chocolate covered walnuts, smoked meats, and toothpaste in Cyrillic, so who really cares?

This place is so rude. The cashier behind the counters ignored me and chatted with each other for…read moremore than 2 minutes while I was waiting to check out. Eventually I just put the food back and left because they didn't seem to want me to patronize their store.