Arriving at around 9:30 pm and leaving at 5:30 am, I spent the night in my Sprinter van parked in a…read morecorner of this Walmart Supercenter. Yes, they tolerate overnight RV parking and that's a good thing. I popped inside and found the restrooms to be good enough and then picked up some snacks to go into the fridge for driving tomorrow. Easy to hit the self-checkout and not have to interact with an associate. One ding for cart corrals that did not get cleared before the end of the day. I've been to a few Walmarts. This is my 250th in https://www.yelp.com/collection/iEN80LJSkej5A7UvndopUw. [Review 19927 overall - 1724 in Florida - round number 900 of 2023.]

These people treat their employees horrible! Today is Christmas eve and they closed the store at…read more6:00 You would think that they would then let their employees leave at least 630 but no they're making them stay till 7PM !! Shame on you people!!

We recently transferred our Rx to WD pharmacy and have been confused by their services…read more The pharmacist named Lauren tries to be customer oriented. She communicates well and is very friendly and kind. She shows her customers AND her co workers respect from what I have observed. She apologizes when she can see there is an inconvenience and she has actually called me about my Rx before. She seems bound by the head pharmacist's rules & procedures. Note: I am not complaining about pharmaceutical laws and guidelines. I'm am referring to the quirks and inconveniences in this pharmacy. I'm not very fond of the male pharmacist. He seems rude and disrespectful to his coworkers and I have yet to have him look me in the eye when I address him with a question. Instead he speaks to his asst and has them speak to customers as though it is beneath him to converse directly. It appears he is the head pharmacist too which is a shame since Lauren is so much more together and approachable. When you order a refill on the app or the phone tree and go to pick it up at the specified time, it is rarely ready. It is either sitting in a to do bin on their work counter or the manufacturer's bottle is in the hanging plastic bag waiting for you to come in before they count it out and actually fill it. It just seems so backwards. This means you cannot just dash in and out to pick up your Rx. You have to stand in a line behind 5 other ppl and watch this take place 5x before it's your turn. Also, when they say they will call you about something, if he is working they typically don't. Also when you call in with a question it is difficult to get an answer. Usually it just rings and rings so you go and get there and they say oh! We had to order it. Or it's not ready. Or you have to wait another day. There are a few options in Starke for Rx but now days doctors get upset if you switch between pharmacies even if it is for pricing, availability, kindness, or service. I miss Publix. They had consistent service and communication.

I do enjoy going to Winn Dixie, and is my "go-to" for groceries. The staff are very helpful and…read morefriendly. Anytime we want fried chicken we always get from the Deli.

I bought some tomatoes a day & a half ago & they spoiled & went bad where i could not eat themread more

This long standing, family owned grocery store in Gainesville is known for its local, fresh high…read morequality products and a large bulk section. They offer a unique wide variety from local vendors, organic products, plants and flowers and specialty goods. We purchased some of the bulk candy and a specialty cheese. It's hard to mix a variety of candy because each one is a different price and has to be packaged separately.

It was an early morning, cold and frosty. I arrived right after they opened, so there were only…read moreabout 7 cars in the parking lot and two cash registers open. Ward's has so much packed into a small space, so I took my time to look around a little and not just rush through. This has got to be the friendliest grocery store in Florida, if not the entire South! Peoples' hands were busy stocking shelves, beers, yogurt, carrots, and soaps, are all placed on shelves by caring hands. Good food with good prices, and no corporate phony greeting. You get sincerity with your groceries; it makes a difference!

Amazing selection of prepared food and meat. I love this place everyone is very friendlyread more

I like their unusual gifts and the meat selection is awesome. I stop in everytime I am in Lake…read moreCity. It is located right off if I75.

Pretty much what you expect from a small town IGA: neighborly service, good local produce, not as…read moregreat or vast a selection as a Publix but still most things you'll need. Great little deli with awesome fried chicken in the rear, too. Supposedly one of the oldest grocers still operating in Florida and the building interior (while probably not original) looks a bit rough in places but still clean and perfectly acceptable all the same. They have seasonal stuff for the holidays for sale, T-shirts for the local high school football team--stuff like that, too. Highlights: A good selection of pure cane syrup and cane syrup blends--this is important for Southern cooking. We need the pure for our biscuits and the blends for baking. Also has some Goodman's brand extracts but not the full line. You'll have to drive up to Madison to the IGA there for the full line and I and others do, no joke. We Southern folk take our baking real seriously. Also good selection of Nettle's sausages and Gilley's jams and jellies. The produce is normally good but a lot IS local which means it's gonna be what's in season: don't expect things out of season to be local or to be very good, either. Prices are fair, staff are friendly, you can't ask for a lot more.

This is a cute little grocery store that has apparently been in business for of super long time…read more It's a smaller grocery store but seems to have everything you would need. The prices seem pretty fair, and in all the isles you will see people chatting with each other. This is a quintessential small town grocery store. They also have a thriving little restaurant inside that was quite crowded considering the small size of the town. I tried a roasted chicken leg and it was tasty. The produce all looked fresh and nice and I didn't see anything that would make me uncomfortable in this entire store. It's definitely not the Walmart supercenter but I think that's the whole point. Seems to have plenty of parking and the parking lot was clean as well.

The flavor and quality of all of the meats that I purchased here was the worst I've ever eaten. I…read moreended up throwing everything away. I bought steaks, hamburger, dog bones, pork chops, and a few others. I felt sick almost immediately after eating a steak from here. The best day my dog got sick after chewing kn one of their dog bones. Two days later I made pork chops that tasted like metal and blood. And finally grilled a hamburger that tasted gritty and stunk! $100 of meat went in the trash after that.

Excellent meat at incredible prices. Students who work there are proud of their products, helpful…read moreand knowledgeable. This is a true hometown butcher shop. Ground beef $3 a pound...pretty much no fat cooks out of it. Steaks, roasts, ribs and boston butt wonderful. And don't forget the dog food...though we do cook that rather than feed raw. And now they take credit cards and don't add a fee! Don't wait for sales elsewhere or buy meat that has come from Mexico (found that at Winn Dixie). Buy fresh from UF.

This is the best grocery store in town for produce and meat. The steaks are the same price as…read moreCostco but you don't have to buy a $100 dollar pack and they are aged. Also, they serve some delicious ice cream and food. Hot dog isn't as good as Costco but it is an easy cheap snack after shopping. Wish they would bring back the sandwiches.

Some fruits and vegetables are well worth their price. I find them fresh and tasty. However, I…read morewill never again buy their steaks, meat, pork or any type of chicken. What I thought was a whole chicken, turned out to be some sort of chicken the hispanic community buys for soups or stews. I baked it and threw it out it was so nasty. I called the corporate office and was told it was not a roasting chicken. How was I to know. Their chicken wings still have feathers on them here and there, again Nasty! They buy their chickens from a farm somewhere in Georgia I believe but the safety of shipping chickens is very important. Once I bought what they said was Mayport shrimp, previously frozen. After opening the package the odor was too strong, which tells me the shrimp is not edible and can be dangerous. If you demand quality, Publix is still the best choice. The staff is totally oblivious. They cannot answer any questions, they will also tell you the same story.."we are expecting a truck anytime now, sorry we ran out" Same line over and over. Guess they are trained to lie to their customers to keep them coming back. I bought eggs, several had two yolks, sorry but that's weird to me. Threw them out as well. The crowds are out of control, they do not care if they block the very small isles, if they push and grab, they are mostly foreign customers as I have noticed the meat, vegetables and fruits are more geared to their culture. That's fine but train your staff to be knowledgeable and helpful. I also find the parking lot littered with trash at times, especially in the grassy areas. Not a class act for sure!

An employee was shouting in a hostile manner at someone and also every time I go there, some of the…read morefood they're selling has expired. An employee I spoke with told me they were already aware of it and that's why it was on sale. Unacceptable. I won't shop there anymore.

Not very clean, slim meat selection, and high prices. We visited this grocery store since it was…read moreclose to the RV park where we were staying but next time we'll drive the extra 20 minutes or pack a bit more. The prices were high and the shelves were not stocked. Looks to me like they need a deep cleaning and a renovation.