I've been coming to this store probably about 36 years now when it was a Circle K and it will…read morealways feel like home. The staff is always friendly and helpful

We thank you for being there. I really don't know what to…read moresay. I know that it is hard to stay afloat in such a small place and you've been here in Daytona Beach, Florida as a constant figure in business. I told them you were just preparing to renovate. Which is time honored. All in all thank you.

Stopped in to fill up found the fuel prices to be competitive, the place is a little dated meaning…read morethe pumps were rather slow but over-all a good experience easy access to Nova both directions. I definitely would try them again.

This store is very good, and I highly recommend it. I am…read moretalking about the store on 1609 N. Nova Rd. in Holy Hill, FL 32117. The first impression: very, very clean and neat and nice. White shining walls and good quality art on the walls. very rare such a thing. Shelves and refrigerators organized very well, sparse, wide isles, all very visible, all very well presented. Excellent quality of products: fresh and good looking. This is a double valued store: 1. People who are not born in US, and are used to a certain type of specific food (like Balkans, eastern Europe, Middle East, Turkish, even far east, etc.) find here an amazing selection of the best things they're missing. because here in the South such type of food are inexistent. People do not know them. Yes, up north there are thousands of stores like this. We call this "Nostalgic food". Also, at the Flea Market, the Greek store doesn't have anymore such types of things, so the value and uniqueness of Laziza is enhanced. 2. For all of us Americans born in the US, we find here a friendly invite to try and taste savories, sensational new types of deli, dessert, treats, BBQ, pastry, cakes, etc. I promise you, give it a try, you will be pleasantly surprised. I love the "Turkish Delight" and they have a large selection of mixture with all sorts of nuts, almonds, pistachio, etc. I also highly recommend the caviar, cheap and fresh and highest quality. The personnel is amazing. Pam and Aidnon are extremely helpful, cool, nice, friendly. I go there every week and I refill my pantry. Unique!! Highly recommended from my heart.

Love the store and products they sell. However their website claims is open sunday from 20am to…read more8pm. Went there at 12:15pm and was closed. Signs said opens at 22noon...I'm confuse..

A great convenience store located next to several motels. Open from 7am to 8pm all week…read more When I stay in the motel close by I can get a fresh coffee in the morning, beer, wine, ice and food for my cooler and the owner is a great lady. Locally owned so supporting them is a good thing!

Very clean location. Always fully stocked and staff is eager to assist with your search for a…read moreparticular beverage or even to provide a unique recommendation. I enrolled in their rewards program to receive coupons and discounts over time. If you show up on the right day, you get to taste a variety of samples. Highly recommended

Great prices , great selection and friendly staff. We don't live locally and stopped to grab a few…read morethings for our weekend. Store is super clean and well maintained

This store is so friendly and very clean. Wanda is the best, but they are all a great teamread more

Was denied service during regular hours, waited for window service and was then denied for certain…read moreproducts. SMH.

The reason I go here is for convenience. I can ride my bike with my dogs and pick up a few things…read more Today however, above all my other times in this store which have been non eventful. Most of the employees don't seem very excited to have a job or to be there, at least today it seemed that way. I had stopped to get a few things for dinner tonight. I was on my bike and I had my service dogs. They go everywhere I go we had been riding for about 45 minutes and we got down and my male dog peed on one of the pillars outside. there's no grass or any sort of you know any area for them to relieve themselves which is no excuse but he peed on the pillar and there was a man who worked for Winn-Dixie standing outside and he started yelling at me. You know that 00 great your dog peed on the on the wall and I said no it's not a wall. It's a pillar, he is a service dog. He proceeded to yell at me and say well if he's a service dog, he wouldn't do that and I know because I have one or something to that nature and I said well if you have a service dog, where is he. And he continued as I walked in the store to yell at me and tell me that my dogs basically couldn't come in into the store, but he continued to walk away so I put my dogs in a basket because they're very small and I don't want them to get run over and I went and grab my few things and I decided that I was going to ask for a manager because the way he spoke to me was unacceptable and they needed to know that he's yelling at their customers for really no reason he escalated some thing that didn't need to be handled and that demeaning fashion. I was in front of other customers walking in and standing at the registers and it was really kind of humiliating. So I asked for a manager and guess what he comes up as the manager so I told him I didn't appreciate the way he spoke to me. It was unnecessary, he couldn't justify why he spoke to me like that and then he proceeded to verbally accost me again and say your dogs aren't supposed to be in here. They're in the basket. He tried to claim he peed on the wall and I said no, he didn't. He peed on the pillar which the rain would take care of. As if no other dog has peed on a pillar there. I asked for his manager and he gave me his name. I don't think I'm going to be doing business at that store anymore. I don't appreciate somebody treating me like that. I don't know if it had any other extenuating circumstances of why he did that but his name is Richard Winton and his manager who I'm going to speak to tomorrow is Kevin Marshal period. Someone very wise told me once the most powerful thing we can do as a consumer is stop consuming. There are plenty of stores to go to for convenience. I go there and the French bakery right on the side of it, but they don't deserve to have my money, especially if they have a manager that's going to speak to the customers like that.

MIXED RESULTS - LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE ALDI IMPROVE ALL WD STORES…read moreOn a recent trip to Granada OB store I noticed numerous improvements- the aisles were better stocked & organized and price tags incl sale markers were better. The weekend sale items in the meat dep't were better than ever in its offerings of steaks- better cuts, all fresh, even if they were a buck higher than other similar sales--even the crab legs' bags were free of lumps of ice crust that often plagued them in the past- the aisle with flour & cornmeal were well stocked & in one place... I noticed add'l sales not listed in the weekly ad. I was pleased to see these changes...long overdue BUT last night I went to the Holly Hill store and while I found some improvements from the past incl sales on some produce better than typical. the checkout was Self checkout Only and several of the items i tried to purchase rang up higher priced than the aisle tags indicated & had to be left behind as no effort was made to correct them by the attendant...as usual the self checkout register kept stopping ordering me to place items in the checkout area & required continual attendant assistance- it took me over 15 minutes to ring up my $100. order. The hand wipes by the carts were empty as usual ...still I felt the store was a bit better than past visits. I suspect Aldi's influence is already favorably impacting WD's less than stellar past performance. As a primarily Publix shopper I recently find the WD weekly ads offering more bargains than Publix that has been really sticking it to their customers since the pandemic with no let up--so I expect if these trends continue I will be converted to a primary WD shopper...and will continue to 'side shop' at Aldis for their best priced produce. I suspect the ethos of Aldis is much more consumer friendly than Publix who continues to slam their customers with usurious prices, forcing out all but their higher income shoppers

We had an incredible experience working with Mark. He catered dinners for our large extended family…read moregroup for several days. Not only was the food wonderful, he was kind, patient and infinitely accommodating to our varied dietary needs. He provided fantastic local tourism advice, learned our names, surprised us with delicious appetizers, and was professional and a delight to work with. Highly recommend and we will absolutely be reaching out next time we're in town.

Mark St. Clair is an amazing chef & a wonderful person. His positive energy, patience, &…read moreaccessibility was truly unmatched working with my elderly father who is very hard to please. All of the meals he prepared were very tasty, nutritious, & custom-made for even the pickiest of eaters. I highly recommend Chef for Seniors for the elderly population in the area or for any family that wants quality, home-cooked meals without any stress or aggravation.