Grocery Stores in Florida City, FL

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  1. 33290 South Dixie Highway, Florida City FL 33034

    4.2 Good 199 reviews

    “Thos is a great place to go grocery shopping.My only complaint is that there are always alot of Homeless people out side harassing you for money.Please address this issue.”

  2. 32955 South Dixie Highway, Florida City FL 33034

    4.3 Superb 121 reviews

    “This small market is nothing fancy but it's very convenient and packed. Great pricing on meats as well as having cuts you normally don't find at the bigger grocery stores. Lots of ethnic meats, veggies ,and spices.”

  3. 33501 South Dixie Highway, Florida City FL 33034

    3.2 Average 316 reviews

    “Shop there frequently...and i never have a problem with walmar always find the items i'm looking for ,sometimes the lines are alittle long but cause i shop there i gather my patience and wait, besides that it's good...”

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  5. 33501 South Dixie Highway, Florida City FL 33034

    2.2 Poor 37 reviews

    “This is a large Walmart in the Homestead-Florida City area. Since I love to snack on popcorn, I decided to stop in and get some popcorn.They had the usual varieties that any other Walmart sells, so that was easy.There were a lot of people here, so even the self checkout lane had a wait. Still, the prices are really good and the value proposition at Walmart is good.”

  6. 33501 South Dixie Highway, Florida City FL 33034

    2 Poor 34 reviews

    “This is a large Walmart in the Homestead-Florida City area. Since I love to snack on popcorn, I decided to stop in and get some popcorn.They had the usual varieties that any other Walmart sells, so that was easy.There were a lot of people here, so even the self checkout lane had a wait. Still, the prices are really good and the value proposition at Walmart is good.”

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