2 words: pub. subs. They are all I think about. A 10 dollar sub that'll provide you with 2 full…read moremeals, so many fresh deli options and add ons, easily customizable, ongoing specials! My favorite is either the hot honey breaded chicken tender sub or a toasted buffalo chicken tender & pepper jack toasted sub. Always load with toppings too! Freaking love it here! Add some grillos pickles and chips with a crispy Diet Coke and boom you're set. Perfect lunch for a boat day or dinner.

I don't know how there are other sub shops in Florida hands down best subs for the price!read more

This is the... most pristine Walmart I have ever seen and I am not a fan of even going. But when…read moreyou're out of town and you neeeeeeeed things.... This Walmart has the freshest of freshest produce sections (minus the one HUGE ASS AVOCADO- it was rotten from the pit not on Walmart but it was as big as both my fist) I have ever laid eyes on. Insane... the mangoes y'all... chefs kiss hit 'em five times right now!!!! It was better lit, clean, didn't smell like ass and cigarettes even with people in it that did... omg y'all it was crazy. The nicest Walmart. I'm a fan. I can go to another Walmart unless I'm going to Estero FL.

Very disappointing experience at the Estero Walmart…read more I purchased a $40 beach umbrella here as a last-minute item for a day at the beach. After getting everything packed, driving out there, and setting everything up, we discovered the umbrella had clearly been used and was so badly damaged that it literally fell apart when we opened it. We couldn't even use it. Extremely frustrating when you buy something specifically because you need it that day. When I returned it, I wasn't upset about the $40. My concern was how an item in that condition ended up back on the shelf for another customer to purchase. I tried explaining this to a manager/"Coach" named James. Instead of listening to my concern, he became defensive, repeatedly interrupted me, and spoke to me in a condescending manner. When I referred to Walmart as "y'all," he immediately responded, "We didn't do that. We didn't put that back on the shelf," as though I was personally accusing him. What really surprised me was another employee telling me, "We do not check the products when they're returned. We just trust the customer." If that's actually the procedure, that's concerning. I doubt anyone is putting a returned PS5 straight back on the shelf without checking it first. Why should a customer buying a $40 item deserve any less consideration? The defective umbrella was frustrating, especially because it affected our beach plans. But the dismissive attitude from James when I raised a legitimate concern is what really turned this into a bad customer-service experience.

This is my club. It's always clean and well staffed. Service desk staff are good. I like the…read moreSam's app that I use in the store for my check out. The carts are regularly collected from the parking lot and readily available. They have a liquor store attached to the main store. They sell beer and wine, which is very convenient. They have a pharmacy, fuel station and an optical section. My only complaint is the parking lot as it is very difficult to get out of with only one exit.

Love Sam's Club, I like going after 6pm when it's not as busy. I am disappointed they aren't…read morecarrying the Choboni yogurt they had been. I got a nice outdoor fall plant. Usually get gas after shopping, best prices in Cape Coral!

In Southwest Florida like Naples and Fort Myers vicinity, Publix supermarket once reigned supreme…read morewith more than 50 stores. Whole Foods, Sprouts, Bravo Supermarkets, The Fresh Market, Lucky's Market, Trader Joe's and Aldi have grown their footprint and expansion here in recent years. Walmart and Publix had battled against Sweetbay, Food Lion, Bruno's and Albertsons. There were several Bravo Supermarkets opened here in the last few years. How they fit in the grocer battle in Southwest Florida? I was in the Lehigh Acres in late Sunday afternoon. My curiosity made me swing by a Bravo Supermarket in Lee Blvd. First, most Bravo Supermarkets are franchised and locally owned. Bravo grow into Florida from New York. It catered to Latin Clients with fresh produce, dairy, meats, seafoods, snacks, drinks and prepared foods. There were two food trucks at the end of parking offer Jamaican and Latin food. The produce area is adequate but not that big. Pickup parsley, one eggplant and two bitter melons. I was looking for tropical fruits but the Papaya was huge and the size is not suitable for our need. Only three Mamay Sapote were available but there were good selections of Malanga and yuca. The green guavas were very fresh and looks amazing. Will check out the seafood and the meat department on the next visit. From the frozen section, I got 4 Mango Ice Cream bars and a Argentinean Beef empanada. From the small bakery section, I got two Pan Mexicano and croissants. I was at the store around 4 PM and did not explore the prepared food or deli section! This is a good side store and not huge. The place is clean and the staff is friendly. A good Latin Supermarket! Now, I know how Bravo and others can compete with Walmart and Publix. Just differentiate yourself from Publix and concentrate on your own niche.

I went looking for exotic fruits, and definitely found them here!! They had such an amazing…read moreselection and for the best prices! I got mamey sapote, sapodilla, black sapote, starfruit, and burro bananas. Also the employees were really friendly. Will definitely be back!

They have my favorite ice cream, which is the chocolate banana fudge pops. The store is usually OK…read moreclean. It's very convenient for the people that are living around the area like me as supposed to having to drive all the way to Publix or all the way to fresco and sometimes even to Walmart I'd rather just go there and get something that I need quickly I don't, however, like most of their prices as they are overpriced compared to other stores but I guess you have to be because you're just a small market.

Great meat department, always fresh!! Clean & organized store with the best helpful & friendly…read moreemployees. You get what you pay for and prices are good for a small store. Many items that are not at Publix or wal-mart. Great produce and always fresh. Stay out of Wal-mart . . . Always Jacks on Joel!!

Great gas station for a snack run. Was happy to find they had boiled peanuts in two favors: Cajun…read moreand regular. Only complaint was that there was no ladle to add juice to the peanut cup. There is an entire self serve ice cream selection with a topping bar.

Clean and very well lit gas station along Del Prado. Easy in, easy and quick fueling, easy out…read more Definitely one of the cheapest in the area. No litter, trash cans were not full and the receipt printer worked. This is the new breed of gas stations with a proper convenience store well stocked in stuff that's not priced excessively. [Review 12763 overall, 76 of 2020.]

One of the employees blocks the toy aisle and most likely takes all the Pokemon cardsread more

I had a great experience calling to ask if they had an item in stock, super kind and helpful, I…read moredrove out of my way for this location and the staff member that checked me out was also so kind!

Great new Publix. Subway, Gatorbites restaurant that has…read morenice patio seating Bike bistro to get bikes or repair Hair salon Liquor store next to Publix This just across the street from the outlet mall Plenty of parking Bank and Citibank cash machine at the 7-11 On the way back from Sanibel island Easy in and out

12 minutes ago I live in Michigan. Fort Myers was first stop…read moreon my trip to southwest Florida. I needed a good grocery store because I am trying to limit my sodium intake... the produce was higher priced than a week ago at my local southeast Michigan Meijer. For example $2.49 for pears versus the same pears at Meijer for $1.69... I saw a nice selection of in-store-made cut Mellon, mixed berries, and grapes, but the prices were higher than I was willing to spend. I was happy to see a small kosher section; I bought a box of streits plain unsalted whole wheat matzo, plus another form of wheat - the Publix brand plain shredded wheat - it has no salt. I couldn't find any tuna or salmon without salt but i did find 2 brands of sardines without salt, one in the kosher section.... a helpful manager showed me where the date and raisin section was... I ended up buying $33.49 total worth of food including the above, dates, some produce, and a $.99 bottle of water. Overall selection was adequate. I give 4 stars instead of 5 only because of the prices.