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  1. Publix Super Market at Lake Forest - 5240 W State Rd 46

    5240 W State Rd 46, Sanford FL 32771

    4.4 Superb 269 reviews

    “The employees were very friendly polite and very helpful The store is very clean and organized The deli counter was very busy and the associates worked very fast and were very pleasant at helping each and everyone of us Jean went over and above her expectations Thank you Jean”

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  2. ALDI - 3707 S Orlando Dr

    3707 S Orlando Dr, Sanford FL 32773

    4.4 Superb 179 reviews

    “Bread prices and a nice place to shop. Some of the products are confusing and not too crazy about having to bring your own bags. But all in all good experience in food shopping.”

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  3. ALDI - 4160 W Florida 46

    4160 W Florida 46, Sanford FL 32771

    4.4 Superb 201 reviews

    “I went from BJ's to Aldi and realized what a waste of time Bj's was for me. I've learned that I can get most everything I need at Aldi and at better prices.”

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  5. Bravo Supermarkets - 2921 S Orlando Dr

    2921 S Orlando Dr, Sanford FL 32773

    3.5 Good 184 reviews

    “Love shopping here for produce. Their cooked food is excellent and affordable. You really get the most bang for your buck with the prepared food!!! Whether it’s Tres leches or Pollo Con arroyo’s you won’t be able to stay away!!”

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  6. JALY Fresh Market - 329 S Sanford Ave

    329 S Sanford Ave, Sanford FL 32771

    3.4 Good 124 reviews

    “Funny how entitled people feel on all these reviews. If you don’t want your car towed, simply don’t park in the businesses parking spaces, especially if you’re not a customer. If you want to go to a restaurant park on the street, or take it up with the city of Sanford. They are the reason your cars get towed. Other than that in the five years I’ve been in Sanford I have seen this place change so much for the better. I know it must be extremely difficult to run a minority family owned supermarket in this day and age. Keep it up you guys don’t let the negative reviews deter you from serving our community. Its unfortunate theres still so much discrimination in the year 2026”

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