Fancy Fruit and Produce

Loved this little market as it reminded me of the little Cuban markets back home in Miami! Everything seemed very fresh and the prices can’t be beat! We will definitely be purchasing our produce and other items here instead of buying them at double or triple the price at the big supermarkets.
It seemed clean and organized. Salsa music blasting was a huge plus for me as I found myself shaking to the music while I shopped ;) The music may have been a bit too loud for others who are not used to loud Latin music, lol. Cashiers were friendly and quick.

This is one of my to go places for fresh fruits and produce. They have such a large selection and the majority of the time I’m satisfy with it.
If you don’t find something you are looking for specifically, ask. They will get it for you or show you where it is. This place also sells freshly baked Puerto Rican bread and quesitos. Yum!
They also have canned products and prepackaged items. They even carry packed Latin baked goods. Must try if you don’t have time to go to an actual Latin bakery. Overall, I am pleased this place.
However, a few things I don’t like is that in very rare occasion their selection of a certain it am is definitely not to part and shouldn’t even been selling it. Also, the place could be a bit cleaner and the cashiers could be a bit more professional (bot using their phones in front of customers).
I do recommend this place!

The place was clean, I was able to find lots of fresh produce as well as some stuff to make my Caribbean food. The ginormous bottles of spices like cumin and garlic powder were $ 4.99 which I think is a great price. The cashier was very nice and talked to me while checking out which is not always the case in grocery stores. All in all happy with the adventure and will definitely be adding this grocery to my list of go-​to food shopping places!

I really prefer to buy fruits and vegetables from this place because they fresh and cheaper. I also prefer to buy meat here because it is freshly butchered and packaged with no preservatives. This reminds me of getting meat from the local butcher while growing up. They will also cut meat to your specifics if you ask. The staff in there are unusually friendly and make shopping a true pleasure.

I ‘m so happy I found this Hispanic produce market & supermarket. It has all the Caribbean supplies I need to make my PR dishes & then some. The staff is friendly & helpful ex the cashier took me to where the product I was looking for. The produce is fresh. What more can I say. It.‘s a busy place.

My favorite place to go to buy meat. Prices are cheap for meats and produce. The staff is not usually friendly. But it’s a good place to go if you want good prices on meats. And I’m not a Cooker so sometimes meat will stay in my freezer for awhile and it’s still good.

Half of the produce on the shelves was moldy, visible mold. I tried to pick around the moldy produce but ended up having to just walk out I was so disgusted. Also couldn’t find a single head of lettuce that was fresh and not brown… How do they even put that stuff on the shelf???

I just uploaded some pictures of what was on the shelves… You be the judge of what the produce looks like for yourself. If you like what you see… Give em a try…
Just a heads up… The trucks come on Tuesday and Friday so I usually show up on Wednesday or Saturday… Hint Hint…

Friendly service, very inexpensive. They had more than I was expecting. My new store.

Between the flies and the smell of molding fruit this is one place I will never enter again.

Like a bodega, tons of Latino products but not much variety outside of that. Lot of produce but not local and very little baked goods outside Cuban bread and some other little items. The biggest variety is in the frozen foods section but prices are really cheap for a lot of staples like rice and sugar.

This is one of my favorite places to go for Latin products. The produce is always fresh, the meat is fresh & cheap compare to any other local grocery store. This place truly provides the best deals for the freshest products. The only tiny complaint I have is the awful smell everything I walk through their doors.

I usually shop at Bravo when I want to purchase Latin products, but I decided to stop at this place since it had recently opened and was shopping nearby. Totally loved it. The store was clean, neat, and offered a wide variety of products that I had not previously seen in other Latin markets, such as the neon eggplants. The prices were decent and some items were cheaper than Wal-Mart’s prices, such as the bananas.
What began as a quick stop simply to browse turned into a shopping trip :) I think I have found my new go-​to fave store for Latin products!

I loved this place!!! Tons and tons and tons of huge piles of fruits and veggies! I was in complete heaven! They also carry things like dry beans, rice, and marinades. I couldn’t stop walking around the store! I will definitely go back weekly for my produce!

This place is dirt cheap and if you want any kind of Hispanic food item they will have it. For the most part, the vegetables were fresh (the corn I bought turned out to be old and gross) for the most part. I bought some asparagus on the cheap that was tasty. I also stocked up on some frozen items and beans. Many of the staples are available a nice price. I can’t say I;‘d shop here regularly but I will definitely be back. Aldi just down the street so one could hit both stores and get some groceries for a very nice price.

Love buying my meat here great prices!!! Gets overly crowded at times but for great prices of course it will be packed!!! Great customer service and a nice clean place!

I can’t believe it took me 5 years to stop at this place. I always ended up at Bravo across the street and would not give this place a second look. Recently, a friend made a comment about it and I decided to make a stop. Wow! How much money I would have saved in the last 5 years.
Yes, the produce is not the prettiest but you can find very decent ones for a ridiculous low price.
The products are mostly hispanic and are located under the tables where all the produce are so you need to pay attention as you are walking through the store because it’s not organized in any way.
On a recent visit I bought 9 medium sweet potatoes, 6 sweet plantains, 5 humongous green plantains, 2 spaguetti squash, 1 onion, 2 bell peppers and a bunch of kale. All of that under $ 10!!! Isn’t that great?!

Just walking in and immediately seeing the bountiful mounds of watercress for only 99 cents when you make an immediately left is enough incentive for me to give this place five stars.
I have an alarming obsession with watercress, heck even my dog has grown to love it to the point where he starts barking and getting excited when he see’s me preparing it… but back to why Fancy Fruit rules.
There aren’t many places left where I can get a shopping cart full of produce for less than $ 30 so not only are the prices more than reasonable, but everything is always fresh, and the variety is extensive.
I love that they carry seasonal exotic fruits as well, during the summer time they sell quenepas (AKA Spanish Lime) Rambutan, sometimes I’ve even seen fresh Lychee, I could go on.
As far as meats, I personally buy my meats elsewhere but they have an extensive variety as well, including frozen pheasants, and quails (And their eggs too)
So many reasons to love this place, but you’ve gotta stop by and experience it for yourself.

At first, I was skeptical. Honestly, I thought that Fancy Fruit and Produce would be an expensive organic/​vegan supermarket where everything would be over-​priced and pretentious (nothing against organic/​vegan places, but I’ve been to a few that have been unbearable). I’m so glad I tried this place out. :)
It’s the perfect place to look for good quality produce or a variety of Hispanic food brands. Walking in, you definitely get the feel of a small, family-​run supermarket (though that may not be the case). Everyone was so friendly!
I wish I could have looked around longer, but if I had, I probably would have bought out the store. lol. For $ 7, I bought two cartons of strawberries, a bad of lemons, a bag of limes, broccoli, oranges, and potatoes. All of that would have at least been $ 12 at any other place. Budget-​friendly and healthy, is there a better combination?
Now that I’ve read other reviews for this place, I’m definitely going to go back and check out their meat selection. It would be fun to experiment with rabbit or get ox tail for cooking phở.
Parking is decent; they have their own lot and I didn’t have trouble finding a spot near the entrance. There is also overflow parking on rocks and gravel next to the store.
My only complaint? The lemons weren’t too fresh, so I had to dig around to find ones that weren’t already soft. But for the price, I don’t care too much that I had to find them. lol.

This place is a gem… everything is so inexpensive. I can usually get a 5 pound bag of potatoes for $ 1-​$ 1.75 or 10 limes for 99¢…I was barbecuing one day and I bought a 9 pound pork shoulder for $ 8! The prices are great and they have an amazing produce, fruit, meat, and cheese selection. Great baked goods mostly latin products and everyone that works there is really personable.
Great place to pick up solid main groceries, and a way to try more exotic food that you can’t find in Wal-​mart or Publix.