Issue was solved by Amanda and Andre. Strawberries were made fresh and was very tasty!read more

The original store I wrote the review for has closed down and was re-opened under new management…read more In my opinion, it's not as good. We bought a couple of the apples (which we used to love) and they were hard and not as tasty. The chocolate was ...just ok. The original store would smell heavenly of fresh made pralines. This store was clean and bright but looked like any other candy store (with no enticing smells). It was also significantly more expensive than the last store. I was excited to see it re-open but was sadly disappointed.

This is a small, open-air, locally owned business that specializes in produce, and I've been in…read morehere regularly for years now. The featured fruit and vegetables are organized in baskets or stacks, and the varieties change with the seasons. When you're here, you'll interact with the owner, who's a lot of fun to chat with. He explained to me once how the produce comes from different parts of the country as the seasons change. When things are growing in Florida, the bulk of it comes from there. As it gets hotter here and the plants wither, the produce starts coming in from Georgia, North Carolina, etc., before it cools off again here. Other vegetables (like celery) are wrapped up like you find in the grocery. They clearly haven't come straight from the farm, which may dispel the farm stand look a bit, but I actually find it a helpful convenience. It's VERY nice when I'm coming in with a recipe in mind, and I DON'T have to go navigate Winn-Dixie or Publix for that one last thing I need. Currie Brothers almost always has a supply of local honey available as well. This is a nice stop overall. You can get your veggies and fruit at Currie Brothers, pick up some fresh seafood from Kyle's Seafood next door, and if you're lucky to be there on a day they're open, grab some fresh baked bread from the bakery next door.

I often stop by for tomatoes and cucumbers. Today I couldn't resist going into the small bakery…read moreright off the produce market. The delicious aroma of fresh bread got me.i bought a fresh loaf of provolone bread. I started on it on my ride home. ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!!! I ate more of the loaf for dinner. I will definitely visit this amazing bakery again! There's nothing like fresh bread! What a wonderful comfort food!!! The tomatoes and cuc were yummy in our salad, too.

It's a market. All the usual offerings are available…read more The atmosphere is fine. There are no issues with cleanliness. The clerk was helpful and friendly. To order food, see the menu at the counter and pay. There is a small indoor seating section for eat in. Or just pick up at the kitchen window for to go orders. The fajita burrito was delicious. The veggie taco was also nice. It surprisingly has a vegetarian section on the menu! If you like to get away from the tourist traps, this is a great place to visit!

While visiting St Augustine, I stopped here to eat some Mexican food as it was recommended by our…read morebartender. We were excited to try it as we had been looking for good authentic Mexican cuisine. We ordered carne asada quesadilla, 2 sopes, guacamole and street corn. My partner said that the carne asada quesadilla tasted as if the meat was chicken, felt as if it wasn't good quality, spongy texture and ended up only eating a few bites. My sopes were not great at all, and I ended up only eating half of one. The street corn was good however, then I noticed some black mold like on it and stopped eating it. The guacamole was the best part. It was very refreshing.

We have come to love St. Augustine Florida. One our first visit here we found this bakery as it…read morewas near the house we rented. During that initial stay, I walked here a couple of times to pick up treats and they didn't disappoint. Since then it has become a go-to when we have guests visiting and want to have dessert on hand. It is a pretty interior space with desserts and treats galore. They are beautifully made and a treat for all your senses. The staff on my visits have always been so friendly and helpful. (I love the southern hospitality we experience at so many places in St. Augustine.) My favorite treat may just be the cannoli. They are smaller sized than what I am used to back home...but this is good thing! in my opinion. There are an assortment of chocolates, brownies, cookies, some candies, croissants...and a variety of cakes and pies. We are not huge sweets eaters but this place is hard to resist.

This place is pure magic! I felt like a kid in the candy shop, quite literally. Every item is…read morevisually stunning and looks so delicious, it's hard to pick just one to take home (which is why we got multiple options). The stand outs were the pumpkin flavored desserts including the cheesecake. They were so flavorful, I kept going for more. I also got the raspberry cheesecake which didn't have enough raspberry flavor but had a delicious crust. I will come back here the next time I'm in the area and try more.

A friendly, professional, knowledgeable team only enhance the experience in this location, which is…read morelocated in the Saint Augustine Premium Outlets. I would recommend here if you are in the area. While here you might want to do a bit of shopping at one of the other stores.

It took 4 trips to this store to get my in store pickup because for the past two days they didn't…read moreshowup for work unt the afternoon. Very poor service.

Not impressed with what they have to offer , stuff looks like it is all expired and waiting to fo…read morebad

First, Aldi's pricing, and the quality of their store brands gets all five stars from me…read more But as someone who buys a lot of fresh produce, I'm learning there's a trade-off there. Too often the fruits and vegetables I buy go off soon after I've bought them. More troubling is how often they've already gone off by the time I get them. So far instacart, who does my shopping, has been decent about refunding those items, as long as I take photos to prove I'm not making this up. But I'm beginning to resent how often I need to call them on this.