We were looking for a very casual spot to take a two year old and the cafe in the Jerry's…read moresupermarket was perfect. There is a kids menu with lots of variety and good prices. Plus they have booster seats and coloring menus! Adult food was reasonably priced too and there's a good selection. Lots of adults eating there...we were the only one with a child in tow. Service was excellent!

Thanksgiving Thursday in July. Turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, gravy and cranberry sauce.read more

I love this Island store. This spot has been here longer than I have been on this earth, and I…read morethink that is so special. Located at the corner of Captiva DR and Andy Rosse Lane this is a perfect spot to pick up things you need without going back to Sanibel. In fact, I think it may be the only grocery store in Captiva. It is not huge, but it does have all the essentials including liquor, beer, and wine. They're affiliated with Bailey's General Store in Sanibel ( RIP until they renovate) meaning they've been serving Sanibel and Captiva since 1899. I know that, because it's on my cute General store tote I purchased when visiting recently. Service is welcoming and friendly, as you can expect from an Island store. There is also a small deli for you to order sandwiches if you want an on-the-go beach lunch. I remember walking down Andy Rosse as a kid from the house we rented with my abuelo to get coffee for the house every morning on vacation, and I'm happy this spot still exists to keep the memories going for folks enjoying the island. Wishing the Bailey's and Island store team the most success as they rebuild. And if you have the pleasure of visiting the island as it continues to reopen restaurants and businesses, be sure to make time to do your groceries and locally owned and operated spots like this.

This little store is located on Captiva Island. If you are unfamiliar with this store or island,…read morethere are very few grocery stores you can shop at. This is a great shop, if you need last minute items. It is essentially a grocery store, but they have a few additional items such as beer, wine, liquor and gifts such as cups, magnets and shirts. We stopped here a few times on our last visit to the island. There is always something you forget, and we appreciate shopping at a local mom and pop place as opposed to a large retailer. It is very small. They have a cooler with fruits and vegetables as well as other cold items, dry stock items, such as breads, sauces, chips, etc. We noticed that they were also making sandwiches to go. This is super convenient as the beach is directly down the road. For a small store, their wine and beer sections are very large. They even have a walk-in cooler so you can grab drinks cold already. We were able to find almost everything we were looking for or missed bringing with us. My only issue with them was the service. We stopped her a couple of times and the two gentlemen that worked here were always friendly and nice. They welcomed us and said hello. The lady who worked here, at the register was not friendly at all. No greeting, she had mean looks on her face and was honestly just not very nice. It was a shame since this is such a little local shop. We will continue to come here. It is convenient for where my family stays and we always run out of something such as bread or forget something. It is a perfect place to grab those last-minute items. I have even purchased some items here for gifts. They used to have a large liquor section that sold local rum, but I did not see that this time. I might have overlooked it though. Ever since the hurricane we are truly happy to see these businesses coming back and will continue to support them when we visit. If you are in the area I would definitely stop here for any last-minute items, you need.

Full disclosure I love Publix it's my favorite grocery store for gods sake I have a pin i wear on…read moremy rain coat that says: Publix : see attached picture.. Anyway my wife and grandson and I stopped in she had to get groceries and the boy and I wanted PuB Subs for our fishing trip in the morning. So my wife grabbed her cart and went to get groceries and I said we will meet you in the car. My grandson and I went to the counter and ordered our subs not much of a line they had three ppl at the counter making the subs but the guy we got was to say slow might be the biggest understatement of the year. My wife got her groceries went home let the dogs out and came back the an was still making our subs the Iran war is over he's still making the subs the groceries we got from the public where slow sub maker will expire before he makes our subs . This was a Saturday today is a Wednesday and we are still inline for our subs. I don't usually say fire the guy/girl I promise you that guy has cost you many many many of customers and if your reading this and your the manager I'm sure you know they person I'm talking about .

Who doesnt like Publix? Have no idea where they find their workers as each and everyone i have…read moreever met (no matter where) always appears super happy. Every publix i have ever been to has always been well maintained and exceptionally clean. Sandwiches at the deli are fantastic as well- who doesnt like Publix?

This place is awesome! Picked up some subs before the beach and they were delicious…read more Service was fast and the food was reasonably priced. Highly recommend!

Can't wait for Jerry's to take this over. Their chicken is not good. Very bland. Hoping the deli…read moreand food options are improved. Walk the extra steps and go to Jerry's!

This was a very nice market that is only open during the season. It is defiantly worth a trip…read moreduring the season. The location is nice and has lots of unique vendors.

Amazing vendors that offered amazing food!…read more There was a variety of vendors, from bread vendors to guac to fruit. The guacamole and salsa vendors absolutely amazing. They promised that this would be the best guacamole in the world, and it was. It was absolutely amazing. They also had a native plant garden to look at, which amazed me on which plants are native to here versus back home. They still had available parking space even though it was very very crowded. The paths were nice gravel and they even had sea shells in them to give them an extra tropical touch. As well as a LOT of palm trees. Good for people who want a tropical holiday feel.

Good little grocery store, and helpful staff. Their bakery…read morelooks so good! Lots of options. We got the orange crunch cake and peanut butter chocolate cake. The orange crunch cake was kinda dry. I wanted to try it since that seems to be a popular flavor around. It was alright, I just wanted to try and see how it tasted. The chocolate one was good!

Great local supermarket with a great deli and a legit coffee shop to boot…read more The fruit, veggies, snacks and hot food selection was so large despite its relatively small size. Whoever is stocking their shelves and choosing what items are getting sold is fantastic. Not only were we able to get a great meal for people with three different "diets", but we were able to stock up on supplies like water and snacks.

The best ribs and at $12.99, unbeatable. Go and the ribs. The key lime pie is also amazing.read more

Lovely shop for quick lunches and everything to go with. Service was wonderful and promptread more

Great new Publix. Subway, Gatorbites restaurant that has…read morenice patio seating Bike bistro to get bikes or repair Hair salon Liquor store next to Publix This just across the street from the outlet mall Plenty of parking Bank and Citibank cash machine at the 7-11 On the way back from Sanibel island Easy in and out

12 minutes ago I live in Michigan. Fort Myers was first stop…read moreon my trip to southwest Florida. I needed a good grocery store because I am trying to limit my sodium intake... the produce was higher priced than a week ago at my local southeast Michigan Meijer. For example $2.49 for pears versus the same pears at Meijer for $1.69... I saw a nice selection of in-store-made cut Mellon, mixed berries, and grapes, but the prices were higher than I was willing to spend. I was happy to see a small kosher section; I bought a box of streits plain unsalted whole wheat matzo, plus another form of wheat - the Publix brand plain shredded wheat - it has no salt. I couldn't find any tuna or salmon without salt but i did find 2 brands of sardines without salt, one in the kosher section.... a helpful manager showed me where the date and raisin section was... I ended up buying $33.49 total worth of food including the above, dates, some produce, and a $.99 bottle of water. Overall selection was adequate. I give 4 stars instead of 5 only because of the prices.

Cape Coral's seafood haven offers a delightful dining experience. Parking can be a challenge,…read moreespecially during peak hours. However, the restaurant provides both indoor and outdoor seating options. The ambiance is lively and slightly dim, creating a cozy atmosphere. The staff is consistently friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. We particularly enjoy their 1.50 Gulf oysters on Saturdays. They are plump and come with a choice of vinaigrette or cocktail sauce. The shrimp has a satisfying crunch, especially when dipped in the melted butter sauce. The clams were equally tasty and fresh. One of my favorite dishes to order is their clam chowder. Hands down one of the best soup I had. Definitely recommend.

Fantastic food especially the seafood tower packed with lobster and crab. Service was friendly and…read morefast but not rushed Ambience was perfect with delicious seafood prominently displayed Tasty and fun Too full for dessert sadly Maybe next time

Food was wonderful. Busy place though so be ready! Was really nice to sit out front at the tables…read moreand enjoy the food.

Great Italian sub. We have been there several times and it was always delicious sandwiches and…read morebakery goods.