Presidente Supermarket #5 — Attraction in North Miami

President Supermarket is located on 125th Street. And Northeast 4th Avenue. If you're traveling westbound, on 125th Street, you will find it on the left. And of course if you are traveling eastbound, on 125th, it will be on your right. Great place to buy all of your, vegetables. Fresh daily. They carry every type of, vegetable, you can think of. Disability parking is available, in front of the store. And throughout the parking lot. Public restrooms are available. Disability access ramp is also available. It is a very large, Hispanic grocery store. They carry all type of seasonings. Fresh, and bottled. They have a large Hispanic, section of foods. They have a seafood department. A meat department. Customer service is excellent. Management seems to know what they're doing. They also have a cafe, where you can order hot food to take out. Or sit down and eat. Rice and beans chicken steak. French fries soups desserts. They also sell beer, and soda. You can find their Cafe when you walk into the store on your left just walk all the way back to the store. You will see the entrance. It is very large. They also have a very large, frozen food section. Most of the time, you can find 20 lemons, for $1. Green plantains can vary anywhere from 6 to 10 for $1. If you're looking for cilantro, parsley they have it. Fresh daily. Nothing has a , chance to get old in this store. When it comes to vegetables. They sell it, as quickly as they stock it. The employees speak English Spanish and creole. Large large parking lot. Please close doors and windows. In your car. Do not leave any valuables visible. I'm not too fond, about their meats, and chickens. And be very careful, with their Seafood. Public restrooms, are located at the southwest corner of the store. When you enter. Bathrooms for his and hers. Disability access for restrooms as well. So far so good. As far as cleanliness. When it comes to the bathrooms. We specifically go there, for their large selection of vegetables. From all over the world. Large section, of natural dry beans. If you can't find the beans you need here, you can't find them anywhere else. If you need help, in the vegetable department, and you find, and employee, with a slight attitude, ask for management. Management can be friendly. I give this Supermarket, five stars. Because of their large vegetable section. And their large variety, of Hispanic products. And spices. When I want to make a delicious Latin meal. This is where I go, to pick up all my needs. I hope I was helpful. If you enjoyed this review. Please give me a thumbs up. You can also send me a question, and I will answer promptly and and correctly. I hope I was helpful. Happy holidays to all. And I hope that all your needs and desires, are met, entering the new year. For now, David Lawrence...

What a disappointment! Went there yesterday and I was in for such a shocking disappointment. The first thing that turned me off was that they do not have chicken in the butcher section. I couldn’t believe it. So when I went over to the packaged chicken, the prices were outrageous! They only had leg quarters in packs of 2 - 3 at over a dollar a pound. So, I ended up getting drumsticks at 76 cents per pound. They had 5 drumsticks per bag so I had to buy 2 bags. There were no bags of chopped bell peppers and onions in the frozen section so I had to buy each separate. The red bell pepper cost me $2.99 per pound, even though the price said differently where they were.

I passed by the other supermarket on the bus that has chicken at the butcher and leg quarters for 75 cents per pound and they cut them for you! But, I went to Presidente because I know them, but that location was sadly not like the others. From Homestead Florida to North Broward I've shopped with them and never have I been so unpleased.

The one thing that did make the trip worth it was the fact tha they had Chicken Heart! However, that was completely a win because the price was just ridiculous at $2.99 per pound. So, I had to buy two of those as well. In Homestead I would have gotten more in one package then got with two packages there and for a cheaper price!

I don't know if the Haitians no better, but they're getting cheated out of their money with those prices.

The only reason I'll return again is for the Chicken Hearts and that's only if I can’t find somewhere else that's cheaper; I've already...

Today I went to the market to buy some things and I was mistreated by the store security guards because of my service dog. Upon entering, the security guard asked for the “certificate” which I didn't carry with me at the time, as no business asks me for that. A business is not allowed to ask me for proof or to force me to show a certificate, instead, the business should ask me some questions like “Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability? What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?” I was never asked these questions, the security guard threatened to call the police and embarrassed me in public. I started shaking, my vision got blurry, my blood pressure dropped from the stress. It's ridiculous that I have to go through this, the staff should be trained for situations like this and should know that they shouldn't ask what my disability is in public or request a certificate as proof....