Aldis is my go-to store for most of the basic necessities. The store is new, using mostly self…read morecheckout ... It okay - I can adapt. The store struggles to keep things stocked but it's clean and the employees are helpful and friendly. It's just really busy. I suggest getting there when they open or late before they close. The one thing about lots of turnover of products is that they're fresh.

I was in Aldi yesterday and was not impressed! It seems that there is a lot of food that is spoiled…read moreand not being replaced with fresh food as in fruit, veggies, pizza and meat. I love Aldi and have come loyally since the beginning and wish food safety was taken more seriously. Six hours after our pizza my daughter got violently sick.​

First visit did not disappoint. I shouldn't have gone on a Saturday morning but the chaos kinda…read moregoes to show how popular it is. Meat prices almost comparable to Sam's which means the quality here is much better and worth it. So many samples. I had a fresh warm blueberry donut and it was So soft and moist. Not too sweet which can bd dangerous bc I could eat a dozen in one sitting.

Detwiler's Farm Market is hands down one of my favorite places to shop for anything fresh. When I…read moresay farm fresh, I mean straight-from-the-farm fresh -- and they truly support local farmers. The produce section is always piled high with the most beautiful displays of fruits and vegetables. They make fresh salsa in-house, have an entire area of fresh fruit (even a station where you can core your own pineapple!), and offer some of the freshest seafood and meats around. The deli is just as impressive, with sandwiches, soups, and salads -- and you can have a sandwich made exactly how you like it. There's even a cheese bar where they sample specialty cheeses. Around special occasions like Valentine's Day, you'll find them hand-dipping chocolate-covered strawberries and offering samples. Their bakery is incredible. Everything is made from scratch -- the cinnamon rolls are absolutely amazing, and we love the cookies and cakes. They bake their own bread and even make their own donuts. From the produce to the meat department to the bakery, everything at Detwiler's is truly top-notch. They also have an ice cream counter featuring homemade Yoder's ice cream. You can grab a sundae, milkshake, or even an açai bowl while you're there. Yes, it's always busy -- but somehow the checkout lines move quickly every single time. They are incredibly efficient, and the staff is some of the friendliest and most helpful you'll find anywhere. The store is beautifully decorated, with each department thoughtfully themed. They play uplifting Christian music throughout the store, and no matter how crowded it gets, it's always a pleasant experience. People are genuinely smiling -- even the shoppers seem happy to be there. If you're visiting from out of town, Detwiler's is a must-stop. And if you're local, it deserves a permanent spot on your weekly shopping list. Decor, quality, service -- it's a 10 out of 10 every time.

This Costco has friendly employees, well stocked shelves (definitely better than other local…read moreCostcos) and what's not to like about Costco pricing!

Stopped into Costco while visiting my father. He was in need of new tires, and wanted to see what…read moretheir pricing, and warranty options were. The staff in the tire department got his questions answered, though they seemed to be in a bit of a hurry, and his asking questions seemed to be an inconvenience to them. We took a quick walk through the store before leaving, and like any other Costco, you can get food, healthcare items and household goods in excessive bulk. They also carry home furnishings, and the tire department sold a wide variety of tires as well as car batteries. Also, like every other Costcos, this place was packed with shoppers, I'm guessing you can go any of their operating hours, and find the store just as packed. A bit too stressful for my liking, and the parking lot just seems like complete chaos

It's Walmart. Great value for everything, but employees…read morenever seem happy to help anyone. My go-to supercenters are gibsonton dr. And wimauma. They seem to be the better options wherever I go due to cleanliness and always stocked.

I have been calling the pharmacy for four days and no one answers except for that damn recording…read morevoice that gives me no choices that I can use. I then tried calling the store and no answer other than a recording for departments. I wanted to speak to the manager. No luck. This is a lousy way to run a business. I will be moving my prescriptions to another store.

I had an exceptional visit with my kiddo. We enjoyed going thru the bulk items and picking our…read morefavorites. The smoothies are on point and a definite favorite too! Their service is second to none!

It's an awesome store with a ton of variety. Everything is refillable. The service was great and…read morethe store is clean. They have smoothies and sandwiches.

I love this store because almost every thing are available here mostly meat &food.Their service is…read moregood,

This store is dangerous. You do not have proper security and I don't feel safe shopping at this…read morelocation. The parking lot is a disaster. Carts everywhere. It's disgusting and dirty inside and out.

Oh hey Publix! I kinda see the hype because this Meatless Turkey Club Salad is bomb!!!…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/publix-palmetto-2?select=7Wzi8RH_6E6K4W4lIIqSTw Crafted to order, I filled up on all the veggies: lettuce, spinach, cucumbers, tomatoes, black olives, bell peppers, and pickles. This comes with a generous amount of Mrs. Goldfarb's Unreal Deli Turkey, vegan bacon (brand known), and vegan cheese (I think it was Chao) chopped and sprinkled throughout the salad. I also had vegan ranch on the side. So good and great price for the large portion. Ended up eating this for two meals. Describing this makes me crave another one! I realize this review is only for the deli counter but for a quick observation, this store is large, clean, bright, and organized. I was able to quickly find additional produce and snacks for my quick trip in the area.

This Publix is located in a great area and offers many convenient features. The salad bar has a…read morewide selection of fresh salads, chicken wings, soups, and an olive bar, making it an excellent choice for quick, fresh meals. There is also an upstairs seating area where you can relax and enjoy your lunch. The Publix sub station is fast and efficient, with hot items like macaroni and cheese and chicken always available. The bakery is full of delicious baked goods, and the store also features a lovely floral section. In addition, Publix offers curbside pickup and a drive-through pharmacy, adding even more convenience.

I absolutely love this store! They see me 3 times a week! Such beautiful organization and such nice…read morepeople! Peter and Jin help me the most they make my shopping experience so lovely every time I come!

If you like being treated as though you're nothing during check out, this is the place for you…read more I've shopped here several times, only because it's the closest "health food store" and saves me an extra 30 minutes. They had growing pains at the start but for a while, really seemed to step it up. Not so much now. The produce selection is all right but expensive, especially if you're looking for organic. Store is clean and well lit. What continues to bother me is the spotty service. If you get someone on the right day at the right moment, they're helpful and friendly. If not, rude, moody, dismissive. This is not a one time occurrence, either. It's unlike anything I've experienced at a Sprouts anywhere else in the country, and I've shopped in their stores in California, Washington, Tennessee with regularity. I can only put this down to sloppy management. As a for instance, on checkout I had only one bag with me, and asked that my cold foods be placed in it because I had an hour's drive home and would put them in a cooler. There were enough groceries for four bags, including mine, but without bothering to make eye contact the checker asked if I wanted him to stuff it all in the one tiny Publix bag. I said no, so he put the cold things in there, then loaded two more bags, one with all my canned and bottled goods. I'm clearly not young, but when I said "I won't be able to lift that!" he said the apples would have made it heavier, so he'd bagged them with other things. No asking me if I wanted help loading the car. No offering another bag. No smile. One short eye contact after a direct question. The rotisserie chicken is among the saltiest I've ever had, which for a health conscious store is not great. Someone either isn't over-seeing the brining or leaving the chickens in the brine too long, because it's basically inedible. I'd take it back but for the lengthy drive; the gas would probably eat up my savings. I keep trying this Sprouts in the hope that they've become consistent, but they're not. In short, if you have a health-conscious store alternative - even a TJ's would be better - shop there.

I was shopping in Aldi's in Palmetto on Saturday and purchased some really great items. The sales…read moreassociates are always so friendly they make it a real pleasure to shop their store. This morning I was looking for my wallet and realized I must of dropped it while shopping in Aldi I returned to Aldi's and asked the cashier if anyone turned in a wallet so happened they did. I can't tell you what relief I felt. Thank you so much to whoever turned it in and to the Aldi employees.

"Look at that" I say to myself "these huge companies are killing mother earth but first sending her…read moreout to the world's markets to sell pieces of herself and one day we're all gonna pay a price for this treatment, unless we break the chain and buy local. From farms and farmers markets, especially around the holidays when possible. But for now, I'm liking Aldi for it's specialty items that aren't the run of the mill grocery store stuffs . And as I stroll the aisles of goods, I think about the true meaning of Thanksgiving which is but a week away. Apparently there are people coming to see, so I'm the cook again, which is fine by me, but I live with the animals and they're allergic to everything that moves and I'm not sure what they're thinking but I agreed anyway. Maybe with my spiked cider they'll loosen up enough for the annual touch football game - "Red 13! Green 84 hut - hut - hike!! Go long, buttonhook around the donkey stalls"! So extra sweet potatoes ($1.79 for a nice net full, approximately four pounds, butternut squash is well priced as well. I think I'll skin and stuff them this year, or shall I've def world famous soup? Irish Butter and heavy cream to cook with - cheeses and charcuterie to set out early for hors d'oeuvres with some canned beluga caviar I have always handy. I'm quite ambitious and can throw down big time in la cuchina, but living in an RV can limit ones culinary prowess. So I'll return for pumpkin pie, and cranberry sauce, I do hope this is the year that I open the can on time. I'm just not sure if its sold here, or if they have a turkey even - as I left without my list. Tom Turkey (or Tina) has a two day spices citrus brine ice bath to be plunged down into the awaiting five gallon pail. Or perhaps I'll just stick an apple up it's butt and serve it raw, I mean, what's a little salmonella between friends? This should be interesting.

I'd been wanting to see what this store had to offer for months as I could see they offered food to…read morego... When you enter the store you immediately know it's different. There's a jewelry store right inside the front door. The produce selection is many unique items, all carefully stacked neatly for display. The spice selection in the store is massive and I think anything you need is here and the prices are good. The meat department also has good buys and a wide selection .... Much better than most stores. Finally made it to the area to order food and ordered a burrito lunch for take out. You pay them wait...and wait...and wait... I don't know what the deal was but there were order numbers 7 past me called before the cashier asked to see my receipt and maybe expedited the order. It was 20-25 minutes for a burrito with rice and beans. Food was okay - good for the price I guess... stay away from lunchtime and the wait might not be so long. 3.5 stars

I'm happy I stumbled up on this grocery store i walked in & felt like I was in an Ethnic Whole…read moreFoods. The occupancy was was low (as it was just prior to lunch) but the facility has such a huge variety of meat, spices, imports etc. The service had a smile also... Which means I'll be back Acapulco :)