Could not love the selection of clean options especially snacks & chips (and gum free kalona…read moredairy!!)! Such a welcome addition to the neighborhood!

Not really blown away by this place and it's extremely expensive for no reason ; I also have bought…read morethree items from this store which were expired. Half and half milk, chicken tenders, and slimy asparagus. I don't think their turnover is as good as it could be. I think it's one of the nicer markets for South Florida but the price is absurd. 400$ the other day for a day worth of groceries. Simple things like goat cheese and a raw onion. Their prepared foods are extremely over priced 20$-30$ for what? Angel hair and tomato? The price hike is astronomical. I can afford most things but I honestly can't quite wrap my head around 100$ two boneless ribeyes. 60 yes - 70 yes , 100$! Idk , I'll continue to shop but not regularly as I just think this is insanity

Holding up as one of the largest Asian markets in the area with the greatest variety of fresh…read moreproduce and meat, along with other goods. There's always something to find here. I like the way the frozen area is organized. They have a great variety of dumplings. They also have a really good variety of meats ready for Korean bbq or Kpot. The staff is very friendly and always willing to help you find something specific you might be looking for.

iFresh Market has to be one of the biggest Asian markets in South Florida. I love all things Asian…read moreand this is like being a kid in a candy store. I typically come here to restock on my essentials but I always try to also come out with something new to try. Staff is always friendly with a smile but English is not their first language so help is sometimes a little difficult. But I find the experience to be easy and enjoyable when shopping which makes for a great ambiance. They almost always have everything in stock and readily available. So definitely recommend iFresh to anyone either looking for an Asian market or just to check a new place out. You won't be disappointed.

I'm not sure why this Walmart got such a low rating. I give it a four. It was well stocked and even…read morehad things that are not offered in my local Walmart. The signage was also good making it easy to find things. I was surprised how this place was rocking on a Wednesday night at almost 11 pm. Tons of people shopping.

Generally speaking I am not one to review a Walmart but this one is amazing. I only stopped because…read moreI was in the area and needed a potty break but I ended up leaving with a cart of stuff I may or may not have needed. Walmart has been rolling out remodeled stores that they are calling the Store of the Future. They are sinking more than half a billion dollars into upgrades to create a more modern shopping experience. It's costs approximately $750,000 to transform each store. 150 stores will be upgraded over the next five years. One of the first stores made their debut in The Villages. This supercenter store seems much larger than your typical Walmart. It is spotless and the organization is more aligned to an upscale department store. Remodeled stores have new paint, new signs, more shopping carts, a new checkout design at the front of the stores and more space for both shoppers and employees. The pharmacies will be increased and the vision center will be updated. The grocery pickup and delivery programs are expanded along with the produce and deli sections, an added new Grab & Go section, and new community-focused food and merchandise offerings. This store was very crowded but I was impressed. I was floored to see actual displays! Clothing options were vast and organized neatly by size. I could have shopped here all day. For once was my cart was not a hunk of junk but rolled and maneuvered smoothly. While there was a line to check out it moved very quickly. I had my choice of a paper receipt but I also had it texted to my phone. No more lost or smudged receipts, genius! If this is what Walmart has in store for the future bring it on. By the way you can do much more than just shop for needed items and groceries. You can also get your phone fixed, do your taxes, get your nails done, check your vision, and eat at Churro Mania and Charley's Cheesesteaks. This Walmart is not much better than my local store. The only thing I am disappointed in is that it isn't closer to me!

This a beautiful grocery store, you can't tell from the parking lot, but it's quite big too. It was…read moreclean and organized, and they had fresh produce. It's definitely a little on the higher end, but I still found some deals, making it an affordable visit. The wine section was thoughtfully laid out by country and I was pleasantly surprised from their selection. There were of course South American wines, but also Australian, South African, and Japanese Sakes. The experience here was pleasant and checkout went quickly, as there were many registers open and short lines.

Absolute joke of shrimp portion in a "shrimp tempura roll." You're paying 12 bucks plus tax for…read morethis scam full of rice.

Prices are reasonable. Selections are usually non-brand…read more look at the aisle of shame. You'll be sure to spend some more money.

I love most frozen meals have minimal sodium content than other groceries. Prices are very…read morerespectful. Although one gripe. I enjoyed their fruit strudel and butter sauce pizzas but every time I go they are not available.

What a great spot. So much variety in fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs. Great pricing, very clean…read moreand always fresh.

I love Fruteria La Hacienda and the often unique selection of fruits and vegetables they carry…read more I found everything I need here and the prices are probably one of the best. The fifth star is because the selection of fresh herbs is impressive. Organic section is very limited, however. Moderately clean, and employees friendly.

Clean, well organized, well staffed with many kind and helpful employees (sometimes exhausted,…read morethough, and probably for good reason; I wish pay were better in FL and the system more egalitarian than what it is). The progeny loved the veggie sushi rolls. The fellow who was making them was really nice. Most rolls are only $5 on Wednesdays! They were so good we came back on subsequent days, though they were more expensive. My snotty take: This is about as good as supermarket sushi gets. The rice and fish are both fresh and of decent quality or above. We've tried a lot of it.) They have some less usual to us offerings of Argentinian empanadas at the deli counter, cheese arepas (Colombian style, I think), and papas rellenas. (This might be the norm somewhere in NYC, but not on the UWS, sadly, so we found this novel and wonderful.) Empanadas, etc... were fair out of the case, but significantly better when refreshed in an air fryer. the arepa was a tad chewy and rubbery -- but maybe that was on me since I purchased it at the end of the day just as the store was about to close. There's a fair selection of organic produce, a bakery that made our kiddos and convives happy, a decent selection of just about anything you could want of a supermarket and more. Excellent choice if you're in the area and in the market for groceries.

they sell expiring food and insta cart shoppers dont pay attention. Publix should keep the shelves…read morestocked with fresh food. the entire dinner was ruined because they cannot keep fresh taco shells on the shelves.

I'm predisposed to liking Winn-Dixie: My progeny and I love the book, "Because of Winn Dixie"; my…read moreparents and I knew the founding family; and I have a lot of nostalgia for the regional grocery chain, which in my parts used to carry that hard-to-find Ale-8-One soda. This North Miami Beach / Sunny Isles location would not rank among my favorite locations. First off, the good: - Staff were really nice. So, so nice, including to the incredibly obnoxious, entitled, Orthodox family shopping at the same time as us, who would certainly have tried my patience. - The store is open until 11 p.m. -- the only reason why we ended up there after our late, delayed flight. Nothing else was open. - There are some organic produce offerings on offer, and some offerings that would be harder to find in our neck of the woods like flan and mango or coconut yogurt. The less-than-good: - Prices for many items were unreasonable for the quality. This is from a New Yorker who lives on the UWS. - Produce seemed to be quite limited in range and of lesser quality than what we are used to. We purchased some essentials for the time being, but I think we're going to have to hit up a Whole Foods or Publix tomorrow to grocery shop properly.

I live close to this place, and I do everything possible to avoid shopping there. I've bought…read morepackaged salads and had to throw them away because half of them were already spoiled. The same thing happens with the orange bags and strawberries -- half of them are rotten. Sometimes they have deals like 3 for $10, but all of them are already bad. If you go to the candy section, you have to be careful because some products even have mold on them. The ham they pre-slice in the deli section turns slimy within two days. The quality is terrible overall, except maybe for canned products. The customer service is also awful. Nobody seems interested in helping you, except for maybe one or two employees who work there. Honestly, it would be better if they closed that place and opened something else instead. It's unbelievable that even though I live so close, I have to drive all the way to Publix in Sunny Isles just to buy groceries.

I was at Whole Foods at biscayne Blvd n 123 street Miami fla. n service was great. Samantha n Gary…read moren everyone at prepared foods section deliver excellent service. My name is mrs. Claudia Perez bought a gift card at customer service. I buy lots gift cards. Rodly n Christian n Mauricio always the best. N jo Jo is very much excellent also. Thanks. However a new guy named mr Cornelius is rude n always in store and bring people down. It may effect sales n we love that store. Thanks whole food staff n ceo.

Was on Uber while in the area and found this nice Farmers market with some good bogo specials from…read morethe cafeteria in the back right corner 5 stars for the chicken and juice and the market! 3 stars for the terrible sides at the cafeteria Order: Pollo a la olla - dark chicken meat is used with this meal. Well seasoned and juicy. *5 stars Made a fresh juice- beets/ orange/ginger... SO YUMMY and affordable *5 stars The sides lack in flavor. Very basic and dry. red crema potato with garlic (dry and flavorless) Plantains (over cooked and dry) Pumpkin (no flavor but was scooped right) Veggies (soggy over cooked no flavor) Mashed potatoes (lumpy and was not tasty) Spaghetti and meatballs - yuck. I bought this meal back as it tasted like water. Basically no sauce or flavor. Meatballs are sad and I was really unhappy with this meal. The manager was not happy that I returned this food. I asked for another chicken as that was actually good. She said no I could get meatballs and a side. I asked for double mash. So in the end 4 meatballs with mash. It was lackluster to say the least. The chicken is what had me come back a 2nd time. But again the sides sucked and I think this will be my last time visiting that cafeteria. The juice was great from them.

Well organized store and always packed with a great selection of products. It's always easy to find…read morewhat you're looking for and if you have any questions, the staff is readily available to help. I find this location to be one of the larger ones. Today they had an awesome bbq going on outside in the parking lot where you got to taste some of the products they sell in store. I sampled the pork sausage, picanha, and maduros. It was delish! Definitely keep an eye out when they're having events in the store. This time around I purchased a Brazilian Calabrese sausage and made it in the airfryer. The taste and quality is 10/10!

This store is well organized with a lot of options to choose from. Store is clean and products are…read moreeasy to find. They have different sections for poultry, beef, fish, veggies, etc. I was able to find different cuts of meats and things like ground bison, elk and liver. Some prices are average while others are on the higher side, but quality of what I have tried has been good. I like that they have meat from Brazil and Argentina and several grass fed options. Staff has been helpful to answer questions and the store is usually not crowded with lots of parking available.