Very small location . Doesn't have a lot of items as the regular Publix and parking lot is always…read morechaos

Publix is your typical grocery store with all the products, a bakery, a seafood section, and more…read more When I went, the staff were friendly and more than willing to help.

Go immediately to Bedner's and pick up some of their Fresh Corn on the Cob... OGM! So sweet!!…read more Delicious!!! I like how they send you emails to let you know what's coming off the farm on the weekend... worked on me. Also, I wanted to pick up some Ice Cream from Sutton Milk Farm, a dairy farm in Okeechobee that makes amazing, fresh, ice cream. Both the Vanilla and Mint Chocolate Chip were fantastic. BTW, they also carry Duci Gelato if you can't make it to their place on Congress. That's the beauty of Bedner's Farm Markets... they search out the top quality items for sale at the store... and of course, the great produce, from their farms and other local farms. Just look at the beautiful veggies! Now, do yourself a favor... go pick up some corn! VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I'd been seeing ads for their Lemonade blueberries that got me so curious to try them out so I made…read morethe 40 minute drive up to their Del Ray location before they got sold out. They have 3 locations (Boynton Beach, Del Ray and West Palm) and I had been meaning to check them out for some time. I'm glad I did. The store itself isn't all that big but they do pack a lot of unique produce items, some hard to find. The produce is super fresh and some of the pricing is cheaper than big box supermarkets, while others are more pricey. In the end it evens out but you get local farm fresh produce and that's a win win. By the way, the lemonade blueberries were a pleasant surprise. I thought they would be on the tart side but they were refreshingly sweet. Happy I stopped in and will definitely come back!

I like to stop by here occasionally to pick up some of their prepared tuna salad, fruit, and fun to…read morelook around for other interesting things. Today, broccoli salad, watermelon, grapefruit (really fantastic), Empire apples, 3 packs of Romaine, and strawberries. The place is a trip... in a good way.

This review is strictly for the hot prepared food, that I finially got to try…read more The mile-high turkey dinner was delicious. It was a portion of white turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and a few green beans. Definitely will order again. I tried the sliced beef with mushrooms and it was good. It was not a marsala sauce, but similar. I would order this again. I was disappointed with the brisket, as it was on the dry side. I know a few people who buy it often and rave about it, so this was surprising. I definitely will try it again at some point. Looking forward to trying the eggplant parmesan next time.

Pizza. GOOD. Personal PIZZA which was more than ADEQUATE in both size and taste. Steal of a Deal…read more with PIZZA costing $5 per PIE as part of TUESDAYS Meal Deal. RECOMMEND.

You can improve everything missing half the items that you should have the peanut butter machine…read morewas filthy and there was absolutely no cups to make peanut butter in. The produce market was tired many items missing. The hot foods were very sad. Many things missing. The coffee bar no samples. No sample cups. Machine not working. Prices have gone up. I don't have a problem with that with the appearance of the store and everything in it has gone way down and I am a free shopper. I'm assuming that I'm going to have to find a new location because this one keeps getting worse and worse.

This has to be the best Trader Joe's location I have ever been to. Fully stocked, friendly staff,…read moresuperior produce, and items available here that are not offered at our smaller Coral Springs location. I got everything I needed in one stop and more. It's definitely worth the drive from Coral Springs to do my weekly shopping here on my way back from beautiful Delray Beach.

I like Trader Joe's even though I haven't been frequenting it lately. They definitely have an…read moreeclectic selection. Stopped in as I had just visited another store in the mall. Wasn't going right home so passed up some of the frozen food specialty items I like here. But took advantage of some of their excellent produce, fruits, and veggies. I never thought of doing my main shopping here, but I do like it from time to time for their cheeses, whole-wheat pretzels, frozen quiche, nuts, different types of crackers, and various ice cream novelties. Years ago, I used to like checking in on some blogs where all they talked about was their favorite Trader Joe's items... it was interesting. Always had a super-friendly staff at their stores.

My favorite Whole Foods right now. This place is modern, well-stocked, and operating better than…read moreever... large enough, not one of the giant stores. The produce and bakery are looking really impressive. Great selection of products. Like the cheeses too. Loved the celery (of all things), tomatoes, Chesapeake Bay Shrimp, Broccoli Crunch, Gelto Pops from Gelatys, Brown Cow Yogurt. Next bakery purchase, when I need a dessert, Berry Frangipane Tart. Such a pleasure to shop here. I like that they always have an excellent, working Purell Wipes dispenser to sanitize their carts. Excellent staff in all depts... Meats, Seafood, Deli. Knowledgeable and friendly. The Amazon return area comes in handy at times. Good parking too.

Whole Foods is basically our weekly playground for all things delicious (and sometimes a little…read moredangerous for the wallet). We come here for the staples--organic air-chilled chicken, fresh fish, crisp produce--and somehow always leave with a "surprise guest" for the closet. The staff? Absolute gems. They're cheerful, knowledgeable, and have that rare quality of looking like they actually enjoy being at work. It's contagious. My toddler's highlight, of course, is strutting up to the Customer Care counter for their free fruit basket pick--because nothing says "power shopper" like chomping on an apple in aisle three. And let's talk temptations: the toy aisle is a siren song for little ones (and sometimes for me, if I'm honest). But hey, I'll take toys over candy any day. That said, the chocolate aisle is worth a slow stroll--hidden treasures, fun imports, and vegan chocolates that can hold their own against any fancy boutique bar. Ambience-wise, Whole Foods is clean, bright, and just the right amount of busy. Once you've mapped out the aisles, it's a quick in-and-out mission. Yes, prices can be steeper, so we play the "what's worth it here vs. what's better at the co-op" game--but the experience here keeps us loyal. Bottom line: Whole Foods makes grocery shopping feel less like a chore and more like a weekly foodie adventure!

I love Sprouts because they have bulk items which most other stores don't have. I go in there to…read morebuy the milled organic flaxseed to put into my morning breakfast smoothies. I also love their fresh fish department. I pick the fish and they package it for me so I have a meal for 2. I try to get a pound per meal. They often have decent prices for wild salmon, tuna, mahi mahi and swordfish. The store is well planned out with items that you can't always find at other grocery stores.

This place has gone completely downhill and it's honestly one of the most frustrating grocery…read moreexperiences I've had in years. Walked in today (and pretty much every other time I've bothered going) and it's the same story: ZERO help anywhere in the store. Every single regular checkout lane is permanently closed, forcing you into the self-checkout gauntlet where half the scanners don't work properly anyway. Need help with an item that won't scan? Good luck--there is literally no one around who cares enough to assist. The employees (what few are actually on the floor) just cluster up front like they're on permanent break, staring at their phones or chatting, completely ignoring customers waving produce or asking basic questions. It's like they all collectively decided "this isn't my job" the second they clocked in. The shelves? A joke. Always, always out of the most basic organic items--organic chicken breasts, thighs, you name it. Half the time the cooler looks like it was raided days ago and never restocked. And don't get me started on the produce. They slap the "organic" label on it, charge a premium, and then give you limp, bruised, half-rotten fruits and vegetables that look like they were picked last month. I've thrown away more moldy berries, and slimy greens from this store than I care to count. For "farmers market" prices, you'd expect at least decent quality. Nope. Management? What management? I've never once seen a manager on the floor, addressing the chaos, restocking, or even pretending to care that customers are walking out empty-handed and furious. The whole operation feels abandoned. I'm done. There's a Whole Foods literally down the street that actually staffs the place, has cashiers when you need them, consistently stocks what they advertise, and sells produce that doesn't make you question your life choices. I'll happily pay a few extra dollars for competence and basic customer service. Avoid this Sprouts location like the plague. One star is generous--should be zero.

We walked over here after having lunch in the shopping center. We were curious…read more This place is a small store with jam packed shelves of various international products. All sorts of food stuffs -- many unfamiliar to us. It's always an adventure walking around a store like this. Like seeing into another culture and country. A lot of the products are Indian, but there are other middle and far eastern areas also represented. We didn't buy anything here, but we had an interesting time exploring.

Great prices and lots of products. Fresh vegetables cheaper than walmart, pantry staples, medicinal…read moregoods, and tons of spices. Also have fresh samosas and jalebi at the register made fresh daily. I don't need to drive down to Patel bros anymore, once I discovered this place.

This is one of those Publix that still has the old Florida feel. So many stores are going under a…read morefacelift and being modernized, not that that's a bad thing. But this Publix was small easy to navigate the aisles were a little tight, but it felt like a Publix. I never been inside before so that was a nice feeling and the outside was very Florida Publix traditional as well. They did have self check out registers though, and that was convenient. Another one. Straight no chaser from Lizz the Hungry Poet.

We stopped in after having lunch nearby. We didn't browse for groceries, but instead headed to the…read morecustomer service desk. If their other staff is anything like the guy who helped us at the service desk, then they're doing something right. He was upbeat and friendly as well as helpful. We were checking on some lotto tickets and purchasing some other ones. It was a fast and efficient process. But he made it personable and enjoyable. Not easy to do. We'd shop here if in the area.

I had exceptional customer service from the manager, cashier and person bagging the groceries. The…read morecases of water were buy one get one free. I had placed one in my cart and a manager grabbed the second one and placed it in my cart. Public's creates delicious made-to-order sub sandwiches at the deli. The store is well organized and easy to shop.

I just had the absolute worst experience at this Publix that I've ever had in my entire life…read more The deli department was horrible. Beyond that, the manager Jason, was speaking loud and kicked me out because I started to record his aggression of him standing behind me as I simply order a sandwich. He' literally kicked me out and refused service. DO NOT I REPEAT. Do not visit this location. Here's the video.