Trader Joe's

I absolutely love Trader Joe’s in Winter Park! Every visit feels like a delightful experience, and it all starts with the staff. They are incredibly friendly and attentive, always greeting you with a warm smile and genuinely eager to assist. Whether it’s finding an item or suggesting a new product, their customer service is top-notch. The store itself is consistently clean and well-organized, making it easy to navigate through the aisles. I appreciate how well-kept everything is, from the produce section to the checkout area. It truly enhances the shopping experience and makes you feel welcomed. What I enjoy most is the abundance of options available. They have an incredible variety of unique snacks, delicious frozen meals, and fresh produce. The selection of plants and flowers is a lovely bonus—every time I leave, I feel uplifted by the vibrant colors and scents. It’s hard not to smile when you’re surrounded by such a cheerful atmosphere! The only downside I’ve noticed is the crowds, especially on weekends. The parking lot can get quite full, and the store can feel a bit cramped during peak hours. While it’s understandable given how popular Trader Joe’s is, it can sometimes make the shopping experience a little hectic. Overall, I highly recommend Trader Joe’s in Winter Park to anyone looking for a fantastic grocery shopping experience. The combination of friendly staff, cleanliness, and a diverse selection of products makes it a standout destination. I always leave feeling happy and inspired!

I haven’t been to Trader Joe’s many times, to be honest. It’s one of the most popular grocery stores among Koreans, and the Trader Joe’s tote bags are especially famous and trendy in Korea. The store has quite a few well-known items like macadamia nuts and frozen gimbap. However, for me, it feels a bit lacking when it comes to shopping for full meals. The prices aren’t high, but it feels more like a place for snacks. Still, it definitely has the cutest and most charming atmosphere among American grocery stores.

Busy busy busy! This parking lot was a disaster to get in and out. Nothing new for TJ. Same selection I've found at other stores, glad they have gluten free though!

⭐☆☆☆☆ We love Trader Joe’s—the products, the prices, the friendly staff—but honestly, we can’t even visit anymore because the parking lot is a nightmare. It’s way too small for the number of people trying to shop, and the surrounding area is just as congested, making the whole experience frustrating before you even step inside. It feels like a battle just to find a spot, and once you do, good luck getting out without nearly hitting a car or pedestrian. Trader Joe’s, you need bigger parking lots! We want to shop, but it’s just not worth the stress.

Decent parking which is rare for Trader Joe’s. Lots of wonderful local murals and excellent prices and selection. Alcohol sales are not allowed until 11 am on Sundays. The staff is particularly friendly- I typically prefer self checkout at other grocery chains, but I always enjoy the checkout process at Trader Joe’s because of their wonderful staff.

Such great bargains here!! Always a pleasant shopping experience, staff so friendly and very helpful, but above all, staff here make you smile from their great joyful demeanor ❤️

Trader’s Joe one of my favorite place to shop. Great selection on organic produce, fruits, snacks, vegan marshmallows, pasta, bread, vegan banana bread, seasonal items, hair products, and more. Best time to be there is in the morning less busy and parking is a breeze. Tons of fresh flowers!

Ok ok ok. We all know Trader Joe’s has little to no parking to create FOMO. My HACK - go at 8pm. The lot is empty and the staff is stocking. You can have a quiet shopping experience and everything is stocked. Staff here is exceptional. So many delicious finds that are added weekly! Love them so much for making grocery shopping fun. You can trust their name brand products to be free of chemicals and general yuck.

A local national chain has a motto, "where shopping is a pleasure." Not taking anything away from that chain. I do most of my grocery shopping there. But Trader Joe's is actually fun! Don't know what that says about my life, but I make no apologies. Store is bright. There is a fresh active vibe somehow accomplished in a grocery experience. Everything I purchase here is always just as you would expect looking at the packaging. Fruit and veggies are fresh. Meats are very good, almost to butcher level. And what a selection if everything else. And, of course, you can't leave without a bag of Mandarin Orange Chicken!! Service is consistently helpful and friendly. Prices are ALWAYS exceptional.

When it comes to finding fruits, snacks, sweets or meats, I venture down to TJ's. I get the whole bean coffee and keep it stocked up, the waffles which come in prepacked bags are the snack that gets me through my work day when I need a sugar boost. The trail mix also gives me a healthy snack help during the day. Something I've really loved is the bag of plantains from the freezer area that are so tasty and easy to heat up for meals. Thr Winter Park TJ team is always friendly and helpful every time I need help.

I started coming here for their groceries (their frozen foods and canned drinks are sooooo good btw!! Esp their okonomiyaki and coconut yuzu sparkling water). When I went to pick out flowers, esp for the peonies, the staff here are very helpful and gave me tips on how to pick the right flowers.

Writing an updated review 10 years later just to say that not much has changed: I'm still having a love affair with Trader Joe's AND the parking here is still terrible...horrible even...but that doesn't keep me from shopping here. Carry-on.

I love shopping here. I wish I lived closer to this store. Better yet I hope they build one in the Lake Nona area. They great looking fresh produce and quite a variety too. I enjoyed exploring the wine department. On more than one occasion I have taken the suggestions from one of the employees who really knows his wines. Checking out of the stores is always a breeze even though Trader Joe's is usually very busy.

I just love Trader Joe's. I usually go to buy peanut butter or something random that I like specifically from them and then I end up buying a bunch of stuff, most recently they had some really good eggplants. And if I ever need flowers, this is my go to spot. What I would change about this place is the parking

We love coming to not just this location, but all Trader Joe's. You'll find a variety of healthy and quick food options that your entire family will love. The only downside to this location is the parking lot is super small and you can hardly ever find a spot.

I'm really weak when it comes to Trader Joes. I'm telling myself over and over again as I walk towards the store: "I'm only going to get 3 things that I need, and then out! It should take no more than 10 minutes, 10 minutes tops!" 10 minutes later I'm exchanging the basket for a shopping cart; true story. Where else can I find organic rainbow radishes for under $3? Or raspberry petit fours that I know I don't need but look so cute and I never see at any other store so obviously I have to have it especially since it's a seasonal item. I at least had the self control to avoid the frozen section completely, but I think what makes Trader Joe's different from your average grocery is their unique items, and whoever is doing their marketing is a genius/geniuses. To have various items that you can't find anywhere else but also make it a limited time item or "seasonal". Now the consumer feels obligated right then and there to buy it, otherwise they wont find it anymore. I think we've all fallen madly in love with an item we've gotten there only to discover that you have to wait till next year to buy it again or they've discontinued it altogether. Aldi also does this with some of their items but my understanding is that they're sister stores. This is why people will still travel long distances, and deal with the crappy parking lot situation to shop here. I still find what I mentioned in my initial review to be true. Come during the week in the evenings or early when they first open and usually you'll find plentiful parking and the store itself wont be packed like a sardine can. (speaking of sardines, their smoked sardines are fire)

I love this trader Joes but honestly this parking lot is a WAR ZONE. That is the only reason I'm not going 5 stars. There is not enough parking for the amount of businesses that are there. The entrance is at a very busy intersection as well so it get backed up on the street and is just mayhem. I recommend going really early in the morning or late before close on week days to avoid the madness. Weekends are a NO. Highly suggest backing your car into spots as people are whipping in and out of there looking for parking or leaving. Parking aside, Trader Joes is awesome, the offerings a really unique, the shelves are always stocked beautifully and the staff here are incredible. They had fun music playing and the employees were bopping around and its just a nice environment. This location is pretty small considering the demand and it can make shopping a challenge. Pricing is on par if not cheaper than Publix, but not as large a store or as vast a variety as traditional grocery stores so keep that in mind when looking for staple items. This is more of a specialty store for unique finds with the essential staples as well. They even have a very cute print newsletter at the registers that has recipes and stories in them. Have fun and good luck leaving, because it's just as hard as fighting your way in LOL.

I've been going to this Trader Joe's for years and generally have a great experience. The employees are SUPER nice and seem to enjoy their jobs. They are always very helpful and accommodating. The store is always super clean and organized. They always have interesting food items, but it's annoying when they randomly discontinue favorites. A major con of this location is the parking lot. 9 times out of 10, you will be circling for a spot. Only reason I'm not giving 4 stars is the superb customer service makes my visits 5 star experiences.

Ahhhh Trader Joe's... the only place I actually get excited to go grocery shopping. I somehow always end up shopping here on a Sunday which is probably the worst day of the week to go because it's a complete madhouse, but I think I've just gotten used to the chaos at this point. Being that we only have 2 TJ's locations in Orlando, they both stay busy all the time. I've been seeing so many fun recipes inspired by TJ's ingredients on social media lately as well as so many fun snacks. I decided to go this past weekend and stock up on some breakfast/lunch options for the week and alllll the snackies. Some of my favorite items: Honey Greek yogurt All the fresh berries & fun fruits Speculoos cookie butter Wine country chicken salad and large croissants Soft & juicy dried mandarins (you just have to try them!) Everything & the Elote dip Villa Italia grapefruit soda Mac & cheese bites Ice cream cookie sandwiches Barebells protein bars Pork & ginger soup dumplings Dark chocolate peanut butter cups Everything but the Bagel seasoning Truffle marcona almonds Of course, I also can't help scoping out the fresh flower selection every time and grabbing a few things to play with. On top of all the novelty items you can only get at Trader Joe's, they also have decent prices (much more affordable than most other grocery stores) and I always get way more for my money. They also have the best staff and friendliest people working here who all appear to genuinely enjoy their job. Shoutout to Aisiel! These are the main reasons I will brave the crazy parking lot & crowd to shop here.

Not my scene. Is just like whole foods but more affordable and smaller. I came to check it out since I'm always listening to people speak about this store. Wanted to know what the hype was about. Not impressed to be honest. Is located in a very small very busy shopping center in which the parking is HELL.

My wife went to Trader Joe's today as she loves shopping here. There was torrential rain and my wife and I have a 2 year old daughter. When she went to load her groceries a very nice young man who was putting the carts away helped her. I just wanted to let you guys know that we appreciate that. He got drenched unfortunately. He really embodied the service and courtesy that Trader Joe's represents. Thank you very much for your kindness and service.

Trader Joe's - yeah, we've been a thing since the 90s. I'm there every weekend, and - frankly - so is the rest of Winter Park. My advice - get there when they open (8a). I once went on a Sunday evening (why, I have no idea) and so much tasty was sold out. Also, that parking lot - well, IYKYK. Recent favorites (RIP Tempting Trail Mix - you were my everything) include: Soft & Juicy Mango slices, Atlantic Salmon w/ Lemon Herb Butter, the blueberry lemon pies (2-pk) and madeleines, Apple Blossoms, Ube Mochi, Blueberry Dream Dessert Bars, Mushroom & Black Truffle pizza, Pickle Pups, and just about anything slathered in dark chocolate and sea salt. And now, a word about croissants: those 4-pk almond or chocolate croissants are the best thing since best things. You have to leave them out overnight, but I dare you to try one and not fall madly in love. And you have to pay $4 for one croissant at most bakeries - these are less than $5 for a 4-pk. Do the math. It's a sweet torture the number of seasonal items Trader Joe's offers. That "When Life Gives You Lemons Make Lemon Ice Cream" is - hands down - one of the best ice creams I will ever have. I've polished off pints of that stuff, and me with high cholesterol! I do not care - that stuff is the GOAT. Do not skip out on some of the other products as well - for example, their Daily Facial Sunscreen. It's a total dupe for SuperGoop and at a better price point. I'm also loving their Brazil Nut Body Butter, although I don't see why they didn't make that stuff edible and, thereby, my life better. : )

Really nice TJ's location. A little on the small side, but completely packed full of good stuff. I scored a bunch of seasonal pumpkin-flavored favorites. The cashiers were very pleasant and efficient. Shelves were full stocked and the store was very clean. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

Everyone was so helpful and kind. Several people helped me find things and Tori and Wren were so sweet and make checking out 2 whole carts seamless and enjoyable!

A standard Trader Joe's; nice staff, the usual selection. Impossible parking, even for Orlando. Buzzards circle the parking lot, waiting to snatch spaces. Horrific logistics. Warning: Do Not Drink Coffee before going here or your blood pressure spike might cause the paramedics to use ultra-powerful paddles when they yell, "CLEAR!" after you lose the sixth parking spot in a row. It's otherwise fine. YMMV.

Who doesn't like Trader Joe's? They have healthy, fresh, and seldon found elsewhere items. They have a very nice wine selection too. The store is bright, clean, and staged to get you excited about shopping. The staff was friendly and helpful. I also love the sturdy paperbags. Negative: parking really stincks. The parking lot is so small and cramped, and it's shared by other stores.

Trader Joe's is always a must for me whenever I am in the area! I love to stop in and see what seasonal items they have each time I stop in, with some favorites that come back every year and new additions each year. They also have very delicious staple things that they sell year round. One of my favorites is the frozen Chicken Drumellas (mini drumstick chicken nuggets), as well as the frozen Orange Chicken (always have to pick up a few bags of this to have on hand whenever I stop in!). The pricing at Trader Joe's is always extremely fair as well, I definitely try to shop here when I can to save some money.

One of my must have grocers. The others are sister store, Aldi and WH. Good prices coupled with knowledgeable staff.....they were better in the Santa Fe NM store than the Winter Park Fl store. Always a good shopping experience. Parking usually sucks though.

Great quality products are here and are available for purchase... if you can find parking. Luckily we went around 10am on a Sunday and found a spot easily- which is not typically the case during the week or on saturdays. Kids can shop too! They have little kids carts for my boys which gets them super pumped about coming shopping. AND TJs even has little pool noddles in front of the cart so if you get bumped by a little man or woman, it won't hurt as much. Well done, TJ! Well done!

Everything about Trader Joe's is worth 5 stars. Can we start with the beautiful palm trees outside in the parking lot? The prices, the options, the quality, the service, down to the cleanliness and organization....all the staff is always eager to help and have a smile on their faces. I love their plant and flower section. Also, there frozen food aisle is A1, Publix could never. If I could recommend only 1 thing out of the entire store it's the chicken samosas. Throw them bad boys in an airfryer and prepare for the most perfect, crispy party in your mouth...and then find me on Instagram and thank me later! Ha!

It took me a long time to work up the courage to try a new grocery store - Trader Joe's - out for the first time. After being inspired by a mini YouTube documentary on the Seattle-based cosmic crisp apple, I was determined to find it and try it myself. Luckily, this spot had exactly what I was looking for in great condition! Besides that particular point, there is a lot about this grocery chain that's exactly what supermarkets need more of. I love the variety of locally-sourced items, meat substitutes, and organic produce. Their reusable tote bags were also some of the cutest I'd seen yet. It's definitely crowded, almost overwhelmingly so for the small space that it is. But I think the prices were very reasonable, and I enjoyed taking my time in the line to look around and snag a couple of last-minute snacks.

I recently visited Trader Joe's for the very first time. I've heard so much about it, but never made it there until recently. I'd always kind of thought it was an overpriced type place, but was pleasantly surprised! The store was pretty packed on a Sunday afternoon and parking was a bit stressful, but managed to find a spot and start shopping. They have a good variety of produce as well as frozen foods, snacks, canned goods, meat, basically everything you'd find in your typical grocery store. Prices were quite reasonable and it's a great place to find some unique items and items that are good for those with specific dietary restrictions or preferences. I liked that many of the items I picked up listed simple, easy to pronounce ingredients I'm familiar with, even the frozen items! I picked up a mushroom and cheese flatbread, some jerk seasoned plantain chips, baked cheese snacks (similar to Cheetos), mushroom risotto, smoked salmon, and some peanut butter brookies. I didn't do a full shop since it was spur of the moment and I didn't have a list ready, but would definitely come here to do my main shopping in the future! We liked all of the items purchased! The people working here are all super friendly too! I now see why Trader Joe's has so many fans and will definitely return!

5 Stars for the Name, 5 Stars for the Products and Vegan Options, and 1 star for the parking. Absolutely terrible! I can only go here during the week if I have a day off and even then, it's hard to find parking. Weekends are stay away for me. I do like a lot of the plant based and vegan options they have, and they're reasonably priced too. They put their own branding on the products (beer, wine, candy, etc.). Things you find here are similar to the big box stores and usually at a much lower price, so I can see why it's popular. Some things they can do to improve: 1) Put a Carvanna tower for parking 2) Move the shopping carts to the left side, when I grabbed a cart and went in, it's a blind turn to the exit where people done shopping are coming out. Bad flow of people 3) Get rid of the stupid triangle produce area on one side and the same triangle in the wine/meat aisle. People don't know what to do in a triangle (drive in Pittsburgh and you'll know what I mean) 4) Get upright freezers for the frozen food, it's so frustrating to browse with a million people in that aisle. Also, move the candy from above the frozen cases. I have to mentally be in candy shopping mode to see it all and if I want candy, I have to fight through the frozen food crowd. 5) Just get a bigger store already. I'm sure you get enough money and you're losing money from people like me who don't go because it's a madhouse. (How about the old Lucky's in East Orlando, you could have a field day there!). Will I go back? Probably as they have some products I like, but I find myself not using them as much since that would mean going back. I hate going here, but it's 4 stars.

I came here on a Saturday night... boy was the store BUSY! Lots of people shopping. I'm from California, so I love seeing Trader Joe's. I grabbed vegan chicken tenders, Korean food, Indian, and more. 23 items for under 100$ is good. Store is big enough with a variety of selection.

I love shopping here a lot. They have a great selection & the employees are always very nice but they absolutely need something to air it out. It smelt like winter park pu$$y and BO every aisle was a new smell!!

Best time to go is during the week days. Everything is in stock no trying to maneuver through the isles. I love their fresh juice and frozen meals. I've recently discovered their breakfast burritos which are amazing I just hate that they expire so soon. I love that they change things up and offer new things every-time I go.

Do people not like Trader Joe's? Five stars, love the food. Love the ambiance. Love the cashiers who ask me super personal questions as if they care about the answer. I absolutely think half the workers at my local TJ's are my friends. Parking at the winter park location can be a nightmare so go early if you can.

Gosh... the things I could say about Trader Joe's. I like Trader Joe's. I just don't love this one. After being in a few different ones, this Orlando location just makes me sad. It's cramped. Seriously cramped in the aisles. It's nearly like playing bumper cars with carts and other people trying to get through the areas. Parking is also an issue, and as Trader Joe's has said - they build the amount of parking based on the size of the store. They're not going to make more parking for a small store. So it's an experience trying to find parking at this location. The employees are always helpful. They've been out of stock on some of our favorite items the past few trips we've been. Go here for some things (especially the frozen stuff, or the Thai Yellow Curry sauce), but you can find better fruits/veg/meat at other grocery stores.

Wow! A whole week's worth of groceries for $65 is completely impressive and unbeatable in our economy right now. I absolutely love Trader Joe's! Consistently, no matter which location you visit, everyone is so kind, friendly, and happy to be there. At this location, everyone was even more merry than usual today! At check out, one of the employees even gave me a free bottle of sauce to try!! As a lover of all sauces, this made my entire day! I can't wait to try it!! Trader Joe's is more than a grocery store- it's such a beautiful place! I can't wait to go back. This place makes grocery shopping fun instead of a chore!

I just came in to Trader Joes for the flowers! I heard the flowers are beautiful, fresh, abundant & inexpensive! I can now confirm yes to all of that. It was packed though. The parking lot is a mess, lot's of businesses share a small lot and it is insane. Visit early & save yourself.

You've been to Trader Joe's before and know what to expect, so what can I add here? I've shopped at their stores in CA, NY, and now, FL, and this is one of my favorites. Parking here sucks. The lot is too small and I circled around for a while. Other than that, they have so many fun products I haven't seen elsewhere. Or maybe they're just new. I really liked the cheesy snacks with truffles and the marinated Korean beef ribs and japchae. The wine and beer selection is solid. But most of all, the staff! I must've looked tired and indecisive after work because so many people asked me if I needed help finding something. I sort of talked through cooking techniques with one person and I have to say, it was really helpful! The cashier was also lovely. Ups the ante for service in Florida, which is often lackluster. Yay!

Stopped at TJ's while visiting Orlando. We shockingly found parking right away and headed to the busy inside. We were greeted and we started to shop from a list we had. They were out of 70% of the items we wanted (dehydrated okra and broccoli to name a few). Since we didn't think they'd be out of so much we decided to purchase more fruit. Here is where our huge disappointment came from... the fruit was terrible. We let the squirrels in my neighborhood eat the dry grainy peaches and then repurchased some at a local fruit stand. I also purchased 3 frozen items (thankfully because we would have paid $55 for NOTHING) We got home and wished we had gone to Whole Foods (yup)

5 stars for great COVID safety policies that make you feel safe while shopping. It's been a year since I've gone to a grocery store due to COVID-19. (I'm lucky to have had grocery delivery as an option all this time.) I've been bummed that TJs wasn't doing delivery because there are a few specialty items that I really like there. Recently I went and was relived to see they're still requiring (and checking) masks inside and limiting the number of shoppers inside. I was there midday on a weekday, so I didn't have to wait at all. Besides that, all of the staff were wearing masks and friendly as ever. I still recommend their prepared soups and some of their snack goods. They have some great products! But my main reason for the review update is an update to the safety measures.

I could literally yap about how much I love Trader Joe's all day. All of their food is just next level and it's cheaper than most other grocery stores. Their customer service is incredible. Everyone is so friendly always restocking and helping me find what I'm looking for. shout out to Jesse for being great behind the cash register and bagging my groceries quickly and efficiently and to all of the other employees who always have a smile on their face, even though it's like Disneyland in there.

I love coming to Trader Joe's! Amidst of the pandemic the employees are amazing. I haven't met a person that isn't smiling or repacking as fast as they can or helping a customer. I've been coming to Trader Joe's since they open and have nothing but great things to say. The prepared food is always a go to when I'm heading in to work, it's fresh and healthy. My favorite dessert is the molten cake and mango sorbet. My absolute favorite! The seasonal truffle dip, Alfredo with truffle and truffle hot sauce is amazing! I am bias and I like truffle but it you don't then is not for you. As for the COVID precautions all carts looks like it's being wiped down as there is a cleaning station, tents are placed to help shade the line. Employees wear face mask and gloves and some even wear shields. Great job guys!!! I'll be back!

My first time in Trader Joe's. Parking is a nightmare but even worse the store is very crowded. I'm not sure I understand why an entire family needs to shop given that the store is not that large. I will return but try to figure a time that works best for me.

We have been a Trader Joe's fan since 2014 when we visited our first in San Francisco CA. We've also visited in Chicago, Dallas and both locations here in Orlando. Love the selection and front end customer service. Now for my disappointment! One of the things we always looked forward was the sampling of their unique items. We visited today and the counter was completely gone! I understand they had to follow local guidelines in 2021 but am so disappointed that they took this out for their Customers. It was that little extra that made Trader Joe's unique. Customer service pre 2020 is gone and we are missing out!

5/5 for my first experience at TJs! I understand the hype now. Mostly because the difference between TJs and regular super markets is that it's normal foods with a twist. The snacks are original and even the frozen food selection dinners had a variety of choices. We ended up getting a version of the ravioli and some nan bread with melting cheese. I also tried the green goddess dip and some crackers! Loved that. Also their flower selection is amazing! So fresh, they lasted me 2-3 weeks AND it was a great price to make a nice big bouquet. The reason why I decided on 4 stars is because of the nightmare that they decided to put this location in. There is absolutely NO parking. We drove around for 5-10 minutes before we decided to go to the parking garage on the other side of the street. That kind of sucked because carrying your groceries to the top floor is not fun! PS. I tried the frozen gnocchi because Tik Tok hyped it up and told me a great recipe. Well I tried it and I HATED, not worth the hype at all. V sad

Ok, TJ's earns a 5 star review for me, almost always. The parking lot however earns a 1 star review. But since this is a review about TJ's itself, I will proceed. Of the two Orlando area Trader Joe's this is my preferred. This store usually has a larger variety and more featured seasonal items. If you don't know where to start, or are new to Trader Joe's let me start by saying the prepared foods are so delicious and relatively healthy compared to a regular grocery store. They have great vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free options. As someone that is lactose intolerant, they have great cheese and milk alternatives. Better than the brands I find in my local grocery store. The chocolate babka (spelling is not my strong suit) is so delicious. I could eat the whole darn thing if my guilt did not remind me that that would be an unhealthy choice. The Crunchy Chili Onion spread is so good I put it in everything from pizza to salad. Yes, I said salad. Not only is TJ's great for food and adult beverages, but their health and beauty items are also great and reasonable. I swear by the coconut body butter. Their sunblock is cheap and rated in the top from Consumer Reports. All in all, give Trader Joe's a shot. I make the one hour trek regularly to shop there.

This is a great Trader Joe's - shelves are always fully stocked and the staff always goes above and beyond. The selection of flowers is always on point too! My only complaint is that parking here is a real headache, sometimes I'm driving around throughout the entire plaza a few times before finding a spot.

I'm a fan and regular of this establishment! The prices are great and they're some unique finds and Trader Joe brands and exclusives! The parking can be a challenge here, especially on weekends. I would avoid weekends if possible, it's hard to navigate inside and out. The staff are friendly and helpful. The layout is typical TJs... no fuss! They have great deals on fresh cut flowers starting at $3.99, along with good organic prices. They have a great cheese assortment with the best prices around. The only downfall is they don't have everything a topical grocery store carry, for example cleaning supplies. So you may have to make to trips depending on what you're shopping for. But all in all, a wonderful market, and I highly recommend it!!

I just love TJ's!! So many unique foods/drinks to choose from! Today we stopped in for a quick run of non-perishables since we were about to head to lunch and play at a park. Of course I stocked up on everyone's favorite, Everything but the Bagel seasoning. Hubs picked up a small Himalayan salt grinder, the boys chose a big pack of their favorite seaweed snacks, some fruit leather and a random can of sardines. Yep, the little ones wanted to try some real bad for some reason. They're my little adventurous foodies! We arrived around noon on a Friday and was able to snag a spot easily. There were a few more open spots visible so we didn't have any issues! The store is always kept neat and tidy!!! The employees are also always so kind. Upon checking out, the cashier offered my boys a lollipop. Nice touch! Thanks Trader Joe's!

It's amazing how I've been to Trader Joe's so many times but never even reviewed them. After almost a year, We finally made our way back to this location on a busy Saturday afternoon. Getting there around 3 pm, we saw a line outside the store for people to wait in order to go inside. It looked like a pretty long long but it seemed to be moving quick. After we found parking, which isn't an easy task to do, we joined the back of the line and waited for about 5-10 minutes before they let us go inside. The line was covered so the sun was shaded which I thought was nice. And there were markers on the ground indicating to social distance. Once inside the store, it was not too crowded like it usually is. We browsed our way through the aisles and found the employees friendly and helpful as always. They seem to love their job and are warm to help customers. The checkout line was very quick as there were not too many people inside the store. Wish there was a Trader Joe's closer to where we lived

I want to give a huge shout out to all the employees at Trader Joe's because during the current pandemic they have gone above and beyond to make sure that their stores are safe and feel safe. the employees although I'm sure they are overworked are always super friendly and very helpful. I see the employees always cleaning carts after each use. They all wear masks. And they still limit the amount of people that can be inside the store at one time. So happy to have a safe option for grocery shopping during this time. Thank you everyone at Trader Joe's.

Can there really be a bad Trader Joes? Especially on the holidays. Really though! Trader Joes is a commodity to a neighborhood and in downtown Orlando this is the only one you don't have to drive 30-45 minutes to get to. Hello? How can I get by without Chili Lime Seasoning? 5$ cinnamon brooms? Wine under 10.00? Heres the downfall to this location the parking lot is TINY and shared with a Medical Clinic, Shake Shack, BLISS nail spa. These three businesses alone bring a ton of traffic which leads to difficulties parking. Another down fall is that once you reach two hours prior to close on the weekend, you can kiss fresh veggies goodbye. We've noticed this consistently got the past two weeks. Not big deal seeing that Whole Foods is two lights down. Totally contradicting my last statement because the parking lot is small and packed you will not be elbow to elbow. They keep most products well stocked and are extremely helpful when you ask. Leaving you with that feel good..... Trader Joes...... shopping feel good!

I love Trader Joe's! I've been going since I was in high school and still living in Atlanta. This location however is wonderful and convenient to many other local businesses and restaurants in Winter Park. Great selection of their unique products and I really appreciate the layout or "flow" of the store. Associate are also very kind and helpful. I will always come back!

Love this location they always are in stock of things usually sold out everywhere else. Great customer service. Parking can be tricky