The place itself is very cute, well organized with a good selection of specialty Brazilian items,…read moreincluding good options in the fresh bakery and ready to eat Brazilian snacks. Unfortunately most items are very overpriced to the point that Whole Foods seems reasonable, especially for items that are the same as what can be found at Publix.

Excellent Brazilian market. Always have such delicious foods, snacks and drinks readily available…read more Super clean and neatly organized. Highly recommended.

This supermarket is so nastalgic... It's like being back…read morehome!!! (Antigua) Only thing missing is finding the Antiguan Rum Besides that I can get everything I used to ask my family to bring for me when they would visit and now I don't have too!! All my favorite chocolates and cookies I can get and all the great seasonings to make me feel like my granny is cooking in my kitchen. I love shopping here besides amazing prices on meats and produce, you can also get great cooked food in the back! I spend hours in here and the music is always on point! The shopping carts are similar to the Aldi concept, they charge a $1 to use a cart, the coin machine takes debit card as well as cash.

This place is big! They have sooo many ingredients that are great for making Indian, Guyanese,…read moreTrini, Jamaican, Asian, and even Spanish dishes. They had an area where you could buy some bakery items also. The staff there were extremely friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The coconut water we got was really good too! Got some breads and cakes. Very tasty. Will be back for sure!

This store is Hispanic based. They have everything you need if you like to buy Caribbean items.read more

Food is delicious I had the mangu and scrambled eggs with fried cheese, Service is always pleasant…read moreand nice, Ambiance is inviting.

Que maravilhosa a comida!…read more Encomendei uma lasanha e um salpicão para levar, e fiquei impressionada. Muita, muita, muita comida! Uma delícia! Parece que foi feita por uma avó ou por alguém muito especial, com aquele sabor de comida feita com amor. Tive a oportunidade de conhecer pessoalmente quem prepara os pratos, o Seu Oseas, e fiquei impressionada com a juventude dele, com a perspicácia e com a delicadeza com que ele elabora cada receita. É realmente impressionante! Seu Oseas é muito bom naquilo que faz. Pude perceber o quanto Deus nos ama também através do talento dele. É muito bom poder ter um lugar onde a gente pode parar e comer uma comida tão especial como a que ele prepara. O salpicão, a lasanha e tudo o que experimentei do buffet até hoje são deliciosos, mas o salpicão e a lasanha encomendados para levar para casa são algo divino. Sobrou muita comida! Pedi uma porção para quatro pessoas e parecia servir oito. Fico imaginando quantas pessoas não comeriam se eu tivesse pedido a porção para oito. É uma comida abundante e espetacular. Seu Oseas, receba o carinho da nossa família. Todas as vezes que precisarmos encomendar uma refeição, vamos encomendar de vocês. Estamos muito felizes com essa providência de Deus. Obrigada, Seu Oseas. (Que o Rokkas te mantenha e te valorize !) Obrigada, equipe do Rokkas . Tudo é sempre feito com muito carinho. Vocês estão de parabéns! Os funcionários também são muito especiais e atendem todos com muita atenção, respeito e carinho!

Rokka's is a market and a restaurant that provides a good taste of Brazil. It is a hybrid…read moreestablishment that combines a small traditional supermarket with a bakery, butcher shop, and a café featuring burgers, small plates, shakes and dessert. The interior has a modern cozy feel with glowing lighting rather than harsh overhead lighting. The cafe has a glass atrium that is filled with lights and plants. They have a selfie wall. The market has a small selection in many departments but the main focus is the bakery and butcher shop. The store is very neat and while I shopped on a Friday evening there were several staff members replenishing and organizing the shelves. This really reminds me of the US chain 'Fresh Market' but with Brazilian flair. You can order online at https://rokkasmarket.com/s/1000-2050/ The restaurant shares the same entrance but has their own space with booths, tables and atrium seating. The focus is obviously on burgers, hence the name 'Rokka's Burgers' but also has a lot of tempting small plates, desserts and milkshakes. From 11:30 to 3:30 they have 'Marmita To Go.' In Brazil, a takeout, inexpensive meal is often called a marmitex or quentinha. It reminded me of the 'build your own bowl' concept you see in the US at quick serve restaurants. You can also build this online with the cost calculating as you choose options. Customers can choose from categories like rice or quinoa, sides, protein, salads and toppings. They also offer party meals (Kit Festa Rokka's) with 48 hours notice. These can be ordered through the website. I fell in love with catupiry cheese at a Brazilian pizza place several years ago. Although the burgers were tempting I saw an order of 'Coxinha de Frango Com Catupiry' being delivered to another table and I knew that was for me. These tear drop shaped fritters are made of potato dough with chicken and catupiry cheese. The cheese is rich like US cream cheese and they make a great small plate of fried food. Rokka's plate has four good sized pieces that are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside for 10.90. The server was very friendly and although I don't speak Portuguese when I described the dish she quickly directed me to the porcoes section of the menu. This store is adjacent to Orlando's tourist corridor with easy access right off the I-4 Sand Lake exit. I also liked they have a wide selection of items like charcoal, a paletas case, fancy bulk chocolates and even flower bouquets. This is a great resource for Brazilians but is also a fun destination shop for Orlando residents to taste Brazilian specialties and have a family meal.

The business was established for 26years They carry good…read morecollection of groceries from the Middle East They gone through a major renovation and upgrade Good variety and friendly service

Popped in here on the promise of grilled food and kabobs per the signs at the front of the market's…read moreentrance. Once I was inside, I saw that Cairo Market was made up of a medium sized Middle Eastern market (hence the name) with an area on the left side of the store for grilling and selling cooked food. The menu above the grilled food area looked interesting, but sadly at around lunchtime no one was working the grill. With a rumbling stomach, I was disappointed that the "kabob" side of the market was deserted. Probably a good thing that it was deserted as upon further inspection of the food preparation area it looked a bit dingy and not too clean. If you do manage to come back when someone is cooking, there appears to be ample seating toward the end of the store. As you can see from the picture I posted, the menu entries appear to use Halal meat for those of you with specific religious needs. Not me, I'll eat anything! If it's dead, it's good eating. :-) Still surprised that no one was selling any food around lunchtime as this almost empty store could have truly benefited from selling some hungry tourists a few orders of freshly cooked kabobs. I wish them the best of luck, but with the falling-apart-exterior and unkempt interior, I think the Cairo market won't be around for too much longer.

Oh Hey! Key Foods is in Orlando! They're all over the place…read moreup north so it's good to see that they're opening here as well. It's located where Presidente use to be on the corner of Chickasaw and Curry Ford Rd. First thing I noticed when I walked in was the smell of Fabuloso cleaner. The place was spotlessly clean, so much better than when it was Presidente. It's still the same setup, and they had a lot of great sales going on. Got a bag of onions for 1.99, Malta India was on sale for 3.99, They also had sales on a wide array of coffees. Like Presidente, this supermarket has a lot of Latin American products. I love that the Bakery had like 5 different types of bread available. Pan de agua, Cuban bread, pan sobao, etc. I will definitely frequent this market.

Key Food Fresh Supermarket has opened where the Presidente Supermarket stood…read more The store is a lot cleaner than when it was Presidente Supermarket, which is always a good thing. The service was friendly and the overall vibe was good. If you are looking for a supermarket with an emphasis on Latin American food, I would definitely recommend here.

Feels like home coming here…read more Being latin decent and being able to relate to the majority of people, the products and the culture necessities under one roof is an amazing feeling. Key foods have been stablished as a main component in our daily routine. From dairy to farm foods as well as veggies and fruits. They have such a variety of choices with great prices that are hard to compare. Usually get our Kirkman milk here for 2-99~3.49$ as well as the beer and wine section. Great deals. Check them out and have an amazing experience with their service and their products.

A great place to get food for a feast in Kissimmee. Key…read moreFood Supermarket in Kissimmee, Florida, is a convenient shopping destination known for its diverse selection and welcoming atmosphere. Parking is generally ample, with a spacious lot accommodating cars, making it easy for quick grocery runs or longer shopping trips. Key Food traces its roots back to 1937, starting as a cooperative of independent grocery stores in Brooklyn, New York. Since then, it has grown into a significant player in the grocery industry, with 350 locations across the U.S. and 62 stores in Florida, including this popular Kissimmee store. One standout feature of this location is its bakery, offering freshly baked goods that range from classic bread and pastries to traditional Spanish treats. Customers often praise its authentic Hispanic offerings, including popular items like flan, tres leches cake, and freshly made empanadas. We had a family gathering and got whole trays of rice beans and chicken. It was ready on time. The people were very friendly and helpful. The prices were reasonable and the food was delicious. Overall. It was a great place to get our food and I highly recommend it for anyone in the area looking for a meal, groceries or food for a large gathering. Whether you're stocking up on groceries or indulging in delicious bakery treats, Key Food Supermarket in Kissimmee delivers quality and convenience with a touch of cultural flair.

The owners, Messrs Mushtaq and Ishtiyaq from AJK, have all the essentials of Indo-Pak groceries…read more From Halal meats to spices, frozen vegetables, snacks, pickles, and tea; they have it all. Conveniently located with extended hours, they are the go to for all things subcontinental!

Very helpful staff people (father and daughter) Very clean…read morestore. Courtious people. Good selection of groceries and spices. Have a wonderful experience at their store. Highly recommend!!