They were great friendly.They helped you if you had a question.You know, there are amazing…read morepeople.Great prices too.Phenomenal atmosphere.I wish the store was bigger than the whole more merchandise , but it's absolutely great

As many things do, we found out about this discount grocery from chatting with a server at a local…read morerestaurant. She hadn't been herself, but she told us tales of great bargains other customers told her about. Those other customers weren't wrong. As with all discount grocery stores, the items inside vary widely from week to week. The thing to note about Tin Can Pam's is that there is usually a good amount of gluten free and low carb items at radical discounts, which is terrific for people with dietary restrictions who are trying to navigate our current crazy prices. The frozen section can be tempting, but I'd encourage you to know your prices before you head in. Some of the frozen veggies were just average price, and, in fact, I could get a larger quantity for cheaper at Publix. That doesn't mean the quality isn't terrific. It is. Just be aware of all the prices if you're cost cutting. Also, there are really great sales on meat in the frozen section that are clearly restaurant overstock. If you've got a freezer, you could fill it up nicely. There were porterhouse and top sirloin steaks for $7.99 each while we were there, and from their Facebook, steaks make a regular appearance. Something to think about if you have some freezer space to fill. The aisles are very tiny, and the building is older. Be prepared to be patient as you navigate through the store with a cart, as there's a lot of negotiation of space with other carts and customers. Worth it for the bargains, but if you're frustrated easily, maybe try getting there early to avoid a crowd.

The best fruit and vegetables every time. When other stores do not have certain items, Publix…read morealways does. A little bit more expensive, but the convenience is worth it. Thank you.

The Publix in Dade City has been such a massive disappointment…read more Over the past 3 months whenever I visit the store ( which is usually a couple of times a week) I find expired yogurts on the shelves- even yogurts for baby's. Some are weeks past the date. I have spoken to two different managers on several occasions and nothing has been done, one manager was very rude and thought it was funny! If you buy yogurts there please check the dates for the safety of you and your family.

Now its called Key Food! Not Bravo! They gave the worst burnt hard food at their restaurant! It was…read morehorrible! They need a new cook!! I wouldn't go there! Yuk!

I have been a customer of this supermarket for 6 years and I would like to express my frustration…read moreregarding some practices that have been going on for years and I have already noticed that they are not mistakes, but rather a custom allowed and promoted by the company. On many occasions, I find myself with expired merchandise and food, not days past due, but months. And in every supermarket it is supposed to be the responsibility of the employee and the supervisors and managers, that the merchandise is in perfect condition, fresh and in date. For example, these cookies, expired since May and we are at the end of November. And so I have found other items with expired due date, such as sandwich ham, milk, pork rinds, chicken, sauces, etc. It is inconceivable that this supermarket that marks products up to 3 times or more the value, cannot offer the customer fresh merchandise. And it can't be a mistake, because once in a while it happens, it can be understood, but I realized today, for example, that I said that those cookies were all expired and instead of taking them out of the gondola, they put them back for sale, to see if some distracted customer ora customer who didn't check the expiration dates buys them. That is abusive and goes against the health of the customer. This keeps happening because they are the same owners who used to have the Bravo Supermarkets franchise and now have the Key Food Fresh Supermarkets franchise.

Great customer service. Although going a million miles a minute with multitasking, able to get…read moremultiple things done at once and still be kind. Explains everything as needed, answers every question. Thank you for your dedication. You are appreciated.

one of the managers Erica Ortiz has poor customer service skills. She was very rude to me when I…read morewent to return an item. She was more concerned about flirting with the man behind me. She is very unprofessional and should be fired. I will never shop at this store again and I advise everyone else not to as well.

My go to grocery store. I am giving them 5 stars because the prices are unbeatable overall. For…read morethe most part I can find everything I need here. The manager I spoke to last is wonderful and friendly. The store is in tip top shape but would do better with an extra cashier. They are always super busy.

It's 9/27/22 at 6:30pm 2 days before hurricane Ian makes land fall. There's no wind or rain. The…read moreweather is perfect. Save A Lot is closed. So basically, Save A Lot is telling its customers, screw you we don't care if you need last minute food items to prepare for the hurricane Ian. It's sad because this is a small supermarket needing customers not pushing away customers. (Poor management). Well, the bright side to the story.is Supermarket Bravo was open serving their customers providing them their hurricane last minute needs. While Save A Lot couldn't care less if you starved to death.

Reena loves to cook. She makes wonderful chutney. Hot or mild - whatever you want. Paneer or…read moreChicken Curry.