The only real challenge here is the parking lot, which feels too small by half. Once you manage to…read moretuck your car into a space, everything that follows is smooth sailing. Inside, it's classic Trader Joe's from end to end. Frozen foods, dairy, fresh produce, snacks, bottled wine, all arranged in a layout that feels familiar and easy to navigate. The aisles are wide enough that even at a busy 4pm on a Monday, there was still plenty of room to steer a cart without bumping elbows or displays. A friendly gent quickly rang up my sale and I was on my way. I was only stopping in for snacks and a small item for a friend, which helped me avoid spending a squillion dollars on all the tempting things that Trader Joe's does so well. [Review 27 of 2026 - 2218 in Florida - 25218 overall]

I loveeeeee Trader Joe's. Of course this location can get absolutely insane with parking and…read moregeneral south Tampa chaos. However if you find the right times to go, you can avoid all that. The store itself is always clean and well maintained. The workers are so funny and kind. I always have the best convos when I'm there. South Tampa TJ has a loyal customer in me!

My first time here and it's definitely not going to be the last time. I got their ad in the mail…read moreand saw they have good deal so I decided to give it a try. The store is super clean, have anything you can possibly think you need. Prices are good, staff are wonderful. Make sure you sign up for their card to get savings. I was helped by one of their staff, i believe he is the manager, David. He was very nice and helpful. I highly recommend them and will definitely return soon

Every time I shop here, I leave saying "never again" . But they are just so darn conveniently…read more located on the correct side of the road on my way home from work; it's hard not to stop on those occasions when supplies are running low. The parking lot for the store was probably last paved in the 90's. It is usually a challenge of dodging debris, pot holes, & grocery carts as one tries to enter or leave. Inside, it's an older store, so over the years I've seen various problems with leaky roofs, broken down freezers, etc. Most of the grocery carts have at least one wanky wheel, which makes it either hard to push, or squeaky, or, if you're very lucky - both. The shop is a wierd shape, and as a result, some items are not where you would expect to find them. The first store clerk I asked for help today had no idea where what I was looking for was, luckily, the 2nd one did, and was nice enough to take me there. Finally, they NEVER have enough cashiers on. You would think that starting at 5:00, there would be more than two, right? Wrong! Although, when all the lines start getting concert length, they manage to find another. I would like to say I won't be back, but sadly, I probably will.

The Whole Foods grocery team gets 5 stars. The Amazon Returns counter gets...well...barely a…read moreparticipation trophy. Instead of greeting Amazon customers, the employees seemed far more interested in fraternizing. One casually dropped an F-bomb after telling me that I needed to end a call with my elderly mother who was just trying to find me in the store before she would process my return. Thankfully, Chelsea, the Whole Foods manager, completely turned things around. She was kind, apologetic, and explained that the Amazon Returns operation is managed separately from the Whole Foods grocery team. Even though it wasn't her department, she took the time to make things right and provided outstanding customer service. The Amazon Returns team should probably remember they're at work, not at a social gathering.

This Whole Foods has a great selection of organic and gluten free food. The produce and meats/fish…read moreare fresh. It's a bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for. Staff is always friendly and helpful. I also do a lot if my grocery shopping online for home delivery. The drive is about 15min from my house and home delivery helps on busy work days.

The layout of the store is tricky. It doesn't seem that big when you walk in but it's like a maze…read more If you walk towards the back, you'll find the meats, dumplings and even a whole bakery back there! I went on a Friday morning and everything was fully stocked. I was able to buy fresh veggies, meats, frozen items, noodles, egg tarts, dried goods. The cost here is much better than wee (online Chinese grocery store). I wish they had more locations because this is the only Asian supermarket that has everything I want.

Asian market with a wide variety of items (Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Filipino,…read moreetc). This market has a small bakery, produce, frozen foods, live seafood, kitchenware, some health and beauty products, and of course plenty of asian snacks and beverages. Prices are fair. The interior feels a bit old and dingy, but overall neat and organized. I wouldn't mind coming back.

This is a pretty nice store! I especially like their deals on produce and charcuterie fixings…read more Great wine selection as well! The self checkouts are easy to use. Love my neighborhood Aldi!

The only way to lure this Hyde Park queen out of her kingdom is to offer these items: finely cured…read moremeats and cheeses from origins such as Italy for charcuterie displays finest entertainment AND Zero carb bread made of fiber and stuff for big girls stuck in skinny girl bodies. Boom. There you have it. The above is the only reason I stand in a long line with only 2 registers open. Ugh, the lines kill me but I have attached pictures of my must have items and understand the business model here: 2 people work the whole store, no bags, cart rental, rock bottom prices for fine products. Let me tell you- my Boar's Head only palette knows quality when it tastes it. (Fan favorite: Speck Italiano!)

This is hands down my fav one. It's in Winthrop so it has that extra something. The staff here are…read moresuper friendly, more so than other stores. They have a great manager that came over from one of the Lithia stores, Jonathan. He runs a tight ship and is so helpful. I usually need assistance finding whatever imported cheese is on bogo for the week. Yes one of my weaknesses is imported cheeses. The cashiers tend to remember me and ask me how I am doing. Michelle B. She knows I walk with a cane and have good and bad days and she always checks in. I def love the energy in this location. It's calming.

Beautiful store on the inside and outside. Very clean, well stocked and with a variety of items…read more Including international foods, fresh baked goods, fresh produce, cheeses and meats, pharmacy items and so much more. They also have an assortment of beer and wine. No lines or waiting to check out. The bag boy Richard was friendly and personable.

Bought CHIKKI for $7.99. Unfortunately, it was really bad…read moreand stale. Although it was sealed and packaged well the quality of the product was a concern.

Pros: * huge parking lot…read more * array of fresh fruits and veggies available * frozen samosas ftw! Especially Swad's Punjabi samosas (so good) * great selection of frozen flatbreads, appetizers and desserts Cons: * service doesn't exist * lanes are very narrow * weekends are very crowded. Overall, great place to shop especially for their selection of fruits & veggies

Got the Italian sausage and is excellent. Large sandwich with plenty of sausage & condiments…read more@$8.99. When you go into a place and it's hopping, gives you a pretty good idea. Highly recommend

It's a family-owned business that started out as a butcher shop in Ybor City back in 1896. The…read moremarket that you see today on Armenia has been in West Tampa since 1966. It's where you can find local & imported Italian and Spanish products as well as meats and fresh produce. They sell all of their homemade soups by the quart. There's a daily menu of hot foods and sandwiches, but you can never go wrong with any of their daily Cuban specials. I know it's an Italian market, but the food served at the counter is mostly Spanish. To be honest, this is where they shine. They have an extensive array of Cuban specialties as well as their famous Italian sausage with peppers. I also saw some Arancini and slabs of BBQ ribs along with a huge selection of Italian salads. Everything looked great! I can see why this place is so popular. Just grab a number and wait your turn. Pay for all your items at the checkout area at the front of the store. It's also a good lunch spot. The dining area is spacious enough to have a relaxing dine-in experience. I just bought a few empanadas. The lady behind the counter was very nice. I asked for 1 chicken and 1 beef. They were both very tasty. The filling in the chicken empanada was a little on the salty side, but I think that's because it was mixed with chorizo. It was very tasty nonetheless. It was a quick lunch that really hit the spot. They didn't have the Alessi avocado toast seasoning on the shelf today. I ended up buying a couple of other things to try. I saw an oil drizzle that reminded me of my mother's garlic vinaigrette. I can't wait to try it. It's worth a stop when in West Tampa. I stop by there occasionally after my appointments in that area. I always discover something new.