Good quality, clean, fresh vegetables and fruits. Excelente…read morequality of service. The meats are very fresh and good price.

5 Stars for a GIFT of a grocery store at Logger's Run Shoppes featuring an impressive produce…read moreselection and everything you don't know you need in your spice drawer! My in-laws live in Logger's Run and we discovered the new Bravo in this shopping plaza. First off, the produce selection is INCREDIBLE. We're talking bitter melon, jicama, yuca, cactus leaves, and so much more. Their spice aisle is equally impressive, with more versions of adobo and sazón than I've ever seen in my life. They also have an extensive array of packaged spices for much cheaper than grocery stores in the area. Finally, the prepared food- I didn't get to try it, but I saw someone walking by with a hot plate of ropa vieja and saw them advertising their prepared food out front. Plenty of parking, incredibly friendly staff, self-checkout aisles... what more can you ask for! We'll definitely be back.

Fantastic! Service is wonderful. I highly recommend this place. The chef clearly puts in the time…read moreand effort to make sure the food is top notch. Tell your friends!

Love this place!…read more First lets start with the food. The ingredients are fresh and sliced right in front of you. The owner will import whatever he feels like serving that weekend and recently had some mortadella imported from Italy....unreal. The helpings are plentiful and sorted nicely. Good balance of flavors. You are able to put your own condiments on and that is key to ensuring good meat to condiment ratios. BTW the hot peppers are great! There was a great selection of wine and and booze if you ask. Now lets get to the ambiance. This is a great place to relax and enjoy your sandwich. We were able to watch the football games and there is a lot of space for everyone to spread out. The owners wife also hangs out and monitors the product being served and will ALWAYS offer her comments on what you need to eat and put on your sandwich.....such a sweet lady. Shout out to the menu maker. She did an outstanding job getting the menus ready. Again....love this place and the people who own it. Cheers to my buddy for getting the slicer and treating is all to a great afternoon!

DRY DONUT IN THE MORNING?…read more The cleanliness and organization of the inventory was excellent and the bakery looked fresh and amazing. Watched as customers removed fresh bread from the bins and ordered pastry. The huge vanilla frosted cinnamon buns looked wonderful, but the employee could not remove the wax paper from the bottom of the bun, just watched in awe as the paper tore. Out of desperation, I went with the glazed donut. The woman placed the donut into a plastic clam shell container and went to devour it inside of my vehicle. I asked the woman to please heat it up but refused. The first bite was a massive disappointment. The donut was dry dry dry and the glaze was cracking. This was early morning, so no way possible they baked this donut the last few hours. The bakery prices were excellent but the taste and quality of the final product was bad.

Some time has passed since I was at this location when it was Western Beef. The produce section is…read morebeautiful and the lanes are spacious and brightly lite. Good selection of meats and seafood and best of all very clean. Definitely an upgrade from before.

FIVE STARS. GAS STATION? YES. GAS STATION? ALSO YES…read more Let's get something straight. Some of the best food on earth comes from places that look like you shouldn't trust them. Gas stations. Side streets. Tiny counters with three tables and a refrigerator humming in the corner. I saw WhatSub on Yelp and thought, "Alright. Let's see if the hype survives State Road 7." It didn't just survive. It flexed. I am fully on board with five-star gas station cuisine. In fact, I seek it out. And WhatSub doesn't just play the game -- it competes internationally. This place comes dangerously close to Sandwich Master in Turin, Italy. I'm not exaggerating. And it narrowly beats out Generoso's in Coral Springs, which is not an easy feat. The bread? Legit. The meats? Layered like someone actually respects the architecture of a sandwich. The balance? No soggy mess. No overkill. No amateur hour. And then the cannoli. Freshly piped. Not pre-filled. Not sitting there getting sad and humid. Fresh. Filled to order. Shell still crisp. Ricotta smooth and balanced -- not overly sweet, not grainy, not lazy. Best cannoli I've had in South Florida since Lorenzo's in North Miami Beach. That's not a casual comparison. That's a statement. Now let's talk atmosphere. It's technically in a gas station plaza -- and yet the owners and staff are actually speaking Italian behind the counter. Not performative. Not touristy. Just normal conversation like you accidentally stepped into a deli in Torino. It feels real. So real that I went back the next day. And then again. I am not joking. When I ask myself, "What was my favorite thing?" the answer is dangerous: Everything I ordered. Cold subs. Hot subs. Cannoli. Repeat. This is the kind of place you almost don't want to write about because once the word spreads, lines get longer and secrets disappear. But credit where credit is due. WhatSub is proof that greatness doesn't need chandeliers. Sometimes it just needs good bread, proper technique, and someone who actually cares.

Came here because I saw it was a new Italian sub shop near my area. Saw good reviews and wanted to…read moretry it myself. Behind the counter was a husband/wife duo who were the business owners (didn't get their names) who stated they were from Sicily. After much deliberation, I decided to order the Arthur Ave and the Milano. The Arthur Ave is a cold sandwich that had prosciutto, arugula, stracciatella, sun dried tomato. You have a choice of bread from white, wheat rolls, and focaccia. I was informed by the husband the focaccia is made fresh daily by his wife so of course I had to try that. The wife was nice enough to let me try a sample of the prosciutto and I have to say -- it was delicious, so getting it on a sandwich was going to be a no-brainer. The Milano was for my father. Watching them make the sandwich, they put two huge pieces of chicken cutlet, mayo, lettuce, tomato, and freshly sliced mozzarella. Again, I got the focaccia bread. Both sandwich's were drizzled on the top of the focaccia bread with fresh Italian olive oil which was just the cherry on top. I had told the owners it was my first time and we had a great conversation, that they were nice enough to give me and my parents 3 free mini cannolis -- which was completely unexpected and highly appreciated! As far as the food goes, I don't have enough adjectives in my vocabulary to describe how delicious this sandwich was. From the delicious meats, the fresh veggies, and my personal favorite part -- that focaccia bread. I would buy that alone. They had specials on their menu the day I went that was a not on their menu -- a meatball sub and arancini balls. Also, keep in mind, that this shop is inside the Mobil gas station on 441 and SW 18th. There is a sign on the outside of the gas station, but if you're driving by and unsure of the location, I can confirm it is inside the Mobil. Overall, a great experience; delicious food, great people behind the counter. Only caveat I would say is it is a little bit higher price for a sandwich, but with the current economy where a McDonalds burger is over 10 bucks, you truly get what you pay for and that is top quality, fresh and delicious food. Will definitely be coming back here in the future.

Hey, it's a FL Publix in West Boca, so, ya know, very clean, wide variety of products, all just a…read morebit more expensive than elsewhere, and amazingly friendly cashiers (the Publix signature characteristic . . . that, and the sandwiches); this location seems a tad smaller than the nearby Glades/441 store, but also has a MUCH more peaceful and dedicated parking lot.

1. Everyone who works here is polite and helpful. Always. Makes the shopping experience…read moreenjoyable. 2. I love that they employ a good number of elderly and folks with disabilities. Shows the values of the organization. 3. This location may not have everything the big spots do but that comes with benefits. The benefit of not having to wrestle with a chaotic parking lot, huge checkout lanes, etc. 4. Just went there. They seemingly ran out of something. Three people worked as hard as they could as fast as they could with great attitudes to try to resolve the issue. Not sure you find their desire at another super market.

Another "Spanish" market, mainly South American. They had a small fruits and veggie section, small…read moremeats/butcher, ethnic sections for seasoning, cookies, etc. They even had cooked food. Prices were good. Not sure I'll be back tho.

Fantastic experience with Seabra Parkland. Georgia is very friendly and professional. Thumbs up…read moreSeabra team. Val @AmericanAirlines.

I'd intended to visit this market last week in preparation for some home cooking, but as I didn't…read morefeel well, I sent my husband out to shop. He came back with everything on my list and more. So this week when in the area, I wanted to stop by and check it out myself. They have a lot of produce. All very nicely arranged and marked clearly with price signs. Some items are quite reasonable -- especially those items in sale. Most are at a good price or comparable to your local market. They also have a section of ready to eat cooked food and other deli items in a cooler. I did get another container of chopped chicken liver as I'd really like the one we tried before. I liked the fact that some of the cooked foods were in small portions for 1 or 2 people. What I didn't expect was the shelves of international food items -- from British to Mexican. These shelves line one wall. The place isn't large, but it certainly will have most of the fruits and veggies you're looking for. My husband thought their jumbo eggs were a real bargain, too. I'm sure we will be back when next in the area.

My wife sent me out with a list of items for some holiday cooking. I'm happy to report that I…read morereturned home with everything on her list...and then some! This place is small but is well stocked with fresh fruits and veggies, precooked traditional meals, side dish items and foods from around the world, not to mention fresh Jumbo Eggs for $1.39. The inside is bright, clean and inviting, with friendly staff members to help you find items you may have passed over. They offer specials to enjoy and save some $$$, as well as bakery items from locals. As you get near the rear of the store you can smell some of the delicious aromas from items they are cooking up fresh. Prices are modest and better than the supermarket chains. If you are looking for some ready meals or are planning on cooking a meal yourself, here is where you will want to come to complete your shopping list.

Have good inventory not too crowded. The self checkout line is usually fast. prices are risingread more

I needed groceries and had two rolls of quarters that I normally use for laundry. Since I recently…read morebought a washer and dryer, I figured, "Why not use the quarters for groceries instead?" Rather than using self-checkout, I thought it would be easier to hand the cashier the two bank-wrapped rolls and tell her they contained $20 in quarters. Instead, Marie, the cashier, unwrapped both rolls and slowly counted every single quarter by hand, even after I told her they were sealed bank rolls. She questioned whether they actually totaled $20 instead of simply placing the rolls in the register, as most cashiers would. After counting them, she handed me a penny and said she had found it inside one of the rolls. I even gave her an extra quarter, thinking somehow it might have been my mistake. The entire interaction held up the line and left me feeling embarrassed. At one point she smiled or smirked, which made me feel as though I was being mocked. Whether that was her intention or not, that's how the interaction came across to me. Looking back, I should have used self-checkout or exchanged the rolls for cash first.