Aldi's always has something g to get. Today was an ok day ..several veggie, fruit items were bad…read moreso have to really look. Only some of their self checkouts were working so a short wait.

Aldi's is the estranged brother of Trader Joe's. The abbreviated history is that Aldi's and Trader…read moreJoe's were owned by German brother's who fell out over whether or not to sell cigarettes. In 1962, they introduced the name Aldi, short for Albrecht-Diskont, which translates into English as Albrecht Discount. The company split into Aldi Süd and Aldi Nord, which operate thousands of stores in Europe, the United Kingdom and Australia. Aldi Süd controls the U.S. chain of Aldi stores while Aldi Nord operates in the U.S. as Trader Joe's. ALDI opened its first U.S. store in Iowa in 1976 and now has more than 2,200 stores and is headquartered in Batavia, Illinois. While Trader Joe's has great prices, Aldi will beat them and just about everyone else's prices every time. You can still signs of that German heritage all over Aldi's like in their German line of products called Deutsche Kuche, which offers offers beer, chocolate, roasted coffee, and uncured Bavarian bratwurst. If you want to save money on groceries Aldi's is a great way to do it. In order to bring you those low prices Aldi's has instituted some cost cutting measures. If you want a cart you will need to bring a quarter and to get your money back you need to return your cart from the parking lot back to the store saving employees from having to collect the carts. You will also have to bring your own bags or pay for theirs. Sometimes I'll just grab some of their empty boxes. Lines used to be long because they keep their staff to a bare bones minimum but since they added self checkout I rarely wait in line anymore. This Aldi just opened in the Shoppes at the Heart of Tradition. I love a brand new Aldi store because they are spotless and fully stocked. Some of my favorite weekly items are the bottled green tea, K-cup French roast coffee, Fit 50 less sugar orange juice, bagged kale, and snapdragon apples. Of course I can never resist the latest home finds in the Aisle of Shame. I always grab the candles that fir in my favorite Bath and Body Works holders. My favorite recent discovery is the Italian Choco Wafers and the Maple Bacon Gouda Salad. This store is beautiful. Right now it is the only business open in this new plaza. I saw some local Tradition residents pulling up to shop in their golf carts. I was able to find everything I needed and was out in a flash. To celebrate the grand opening Aldi is giving away a $500 gift card.

This particular Publix is located in Hobe Sound, Florida and is an overall great location of what…read moremany consider to be the definitive supermarket here in the state of Florida. What sets Publix apart from their competitors, well, there are actually a few huge differentiators. One reason is that their customer service is top notch. They really understand that the customer comes first and they do all they can to always make each trip to Publix a positive experience. They also have great BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals. Two for the price of one is always a great deal. We also can never forget their subs made in their deli (affectionately called "Pub subs"). Being from New Jersey, one of the great places to get a sub, it us hard to state that a supermarket offers a great sub, but with Publix, it is a 100% true statement. My go-to subs are usually their Italian sub or their roast beef sub. Both are great choices and I would definitely recommend either of these great subs. This particular Publix location is definitely a good reflection of the Publix brand. The staff is friendly, the store has a pleasant enough ambiance while you do your grocery shopping, and again, we cannot forget their subs. I would definitely recommend this particular Publix supermarket. If you are in the area, go check them out.

I've lived by this Publix for 4 years. Once in the four years I've stopped by for something have I…read morebeen asked if I needed help or assistance whether in store or heading out to the parking lot with groceries. Now, they just stare or ignore me completely. Today I had one man grab some bread for me while I was holding my toddler, he didn't even work in the store...what is going on lol

Market Now that it…read moreis finally open, I have been in here about 3 times in 2-weeks. They are still coming up to speed and not all the departments are at full throttle but form what I have seen so far, it is all decent. Of particular note are the meat / seafood and produce departments. Fruits and veggies are fresh and locally sourced in many instances. The meat department has butcher dudes working the counter and you can discuss what cuts of meat work for you etc. We have tried the store made sausage and steaks and have been pleased with both. Seafood is well done and presented too- the fishmongers can seemingly get what you want if they do not have it (and if it is available out there somewhere). We also tried their version of mahi fish-dip and it gets wiped out as soon as I bring it home. Prices are very good in these departments in particulalr and they have been runing weekly specials on these items - check their website as it changes every Thursday. There are also the deli, bakery, grab-n-go and dairy departments available. There is a pretty small smattering of other items such as spices and chips/dips available. Everyone working here is personable and happy to see you. Very good addition to the area and a much needed option vs Publix and the big-box stores. Parking in front.

After months of driving by and seeing the "coming soon" sign, this place has finally opened--and I…read morecouldn't be more excited. It's especially convenient for me since I work out just two doors down. When I think of anything farm-related, I automatically think of healthier food options--no mystery ingredients, fewer hormones, and less of the processed stuff we're all trying to avoid. Walking in, I was first greeted by the fruit section, which made me think it might be a pretty simple store... but I was definitely wrong. As I made my way inside, I discovered so much more. There's a pineapple station where a machine preps the fruit right out of the shell for you, which was really cool. Then there's a whole pizza and ice cream area with staff ready to help, plus premade pizzas you can take home and heat up. This is far from your typical basic grocery store. As you keep walking, the store just keeps going--it's much bigger than it looks from the outside. They do still seem to be filling in some sections, but there's already a lot to explore. The meat section advertises no hormones, which I appreciate, though I'd love to know more about sourcing since I've been trying to find higher-quality meats lately. They also have a small seafood section with fresh, wild-caught options, a sandwich counter for made-to-order subs and fresh-cut cold cuts, and even lobster rolls (I heard the owner is from Boston, which explains that--great addition!). There's a daily soup section and a coffee area as well, which looked fresh and inviting. What I really loved is how many items are available in customizable portions instead of just standard prepackaged goods--you can pick exactly what you want, which makes everything feel fresher and more intentional. Overall, I'm really impressed and excited to have this spot nearby. It's a great addition to the area.

Here again on my annual PSL visit!!! Oooofa the cookies and…read morepasties are phenomenal. Couple pounds of salsiccia along wit stuffed peppers and pasta anna I'm out da door. Ciao Bella's Grazie

Amazing! My favorite place to get sfogliatella in Florida! I have been coming here for over twenty…read moreyears across multiple locations and the quality is always there. I love all their pastries, cookies, breads and desserts. You cannot go wrong.

Awesome everything. Super nice staff, true professionals. Thank 6ou ladies!!!…read moreClean, fressh baked goods, really good food at great prices. ​

The pan is good and it's placed in a way that looks tasty, well lit and easy to self serve. The…read morecakes are beautiful and would love to order them in the future. We ordered food, good food too. The workers are direct and honest with you. They make your food quick, they are in the business of serving others without any frills. The building is not the most aesthetically pleasing but the food and baked goods are a ten!

Every time I go in there I encounter at least one customer with a non service dog inside the store…read more When I do, I leave my cart in the aisle and depart. Tonight I confronted the manager in duty about yet another dog in the store. He was completely oblivious to the fact there was a dog in his store, and wanted to know why I was upset and why someone didn't tell him a dog was in the store. No apologies, just deflection, like it's my job to let him know what the fuk is happening in his store. Bet he's a lazy joy to work for. Hire people that actually have a mild inclination as to what working and responsibility means and not lazy do nothings. I can't blame the three employees that walked past the lady with her dog because they have no example of conscious leadership to follow.

Love this Publix Best Customer Service!! Happy People amongst all Publix in The Area. Each Empoyle…read morehas a smile on thier faces except the neat and deli dept...we order online for that to make pick up smooth! I wish there was a pharmacy at this Publix So Strange! Put I go here for small $20-$50 shops!! Also winning lotto tickets Everytime I've Bought one even if it's $1-$50 your getting money back!!

On the way back from our baseball game in Fort Pierce, I saw this bakery this bakery thrift store…read more I decided to go there in and see what they had even tho it was close to closing on Saturday. The lady working there was very nice and showed me the Tasty Kake Chocolate Cupkcakes that I asked about. I bought the last 4 boxes and Nature's Own Buttertop Bread with a few other items. The prices were incredible with great savings over Publix, Winn Dixie, and even the nearby Aldis. The last was patient and helped me even tho they were almost closed. I would definitely recommend the store. I live in Lake Worth but still am driving up there to stock up because her prices were that good.

TastyKake is a selection of snack foods manufactured by the Tasty Baking Company, headquartered in…read morePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania. The brand was created in 1914 by Philip J. Baur and Herbert T. Morris who started out by selling their products in the Philadelphia area. Morris's wife came up with the Tastykake name and a Boston student created the Tastykake logo. The company adopted the slogan, "The Cake That Made Mother Stop Baking." Until 1941 the cakes were delivered by horse and wagons and limited to cities. This changed during WWII when TastyKake sent out their snacks all over the world to deployed soldiers. The company expanded and in 2011 was sold to Flowers Food. I found this TastKake outlet while out and about in Port St. Lucie. Normally I tend to stay away from this kind of food due to it's high fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated vegetable oil but it's a pandemic and nothing is more comforting than something that reminds you of your childhood like a TastyKake. They had a selection of Nature's Own Bread for only 99 cents. Bread is one of the items that is sold out in my local stores. Cereal was an amazing 3 for $6. Besides the usual selection of Tastykake pies, cakes, brownies, donuts, and danishes they also carry chips, crackers, Welch's fruit snacks, and other pantry items. My favorite TastyKake is the Butterscotch Krimpet first created in 1927. A box was only $1.33 and aren't too terrible at 220 calories. I am also a fan of the Coconut Juniors. While a TastyKake isn't a health food, I will be enjoying my Butterscotch Krimpets, in moderation of course.

Great vibe! great desserts. great staff. The cheese cakes…read moreare amazing Beautiful shakes 60 plus ice cream flavors

Disclaimer: If I could give ZERO stars, I would....the one star is STRICTLY for the ice cream…read more Stopped by Cool Beanz with my husband and son this afternoon for a quick ice cream date. When we walked in, there was no one present behind the counter, but there was a female worker (young lady with brown hair and blue and silver nails) in the back area who my husband saw and who clearly saw us standing there. She didn't acknowledge us and once she finally walked out from the back, she STILL didn't acknowledge us. She walked over to the back counter and said nothing. Her demeanor was very off-putting and honestly I should've walked out, but my son really wanted some ice cream. She finally walked over to us and no lie, she literally just stared at us!!!! No hello, no welcome, how can I help you....no greeting whatsoever. Just downright RUDE. It took everything in me not to say anything, but I proceeded to just order the ice cream (against my better judgment). We weren't offered any toppings, sauces, etc and it was like she just wanted us out the store as quickly as possible. Not even a set of napkins were offered to us. Another customer came in after us, and wasn't treated this way. Interesting...But, I paid for the scoops and left. The experience was so uncomfortable that I will NEVER EVER set foot in that shop again. It's unfortunate because our ice cream is actually really good (hence the one star given). But the customer service was a ZERO across the board. I didn't give a monetary tip because it wasn't deserved by any means. But here's one you could use: Treat EVERY customer the same...NOT just the ones who look like you!!!