a1 foods

Shashank Mishra 6 months ago

My visit to A1 Food was not a good experience. The store environment didn’t feel clean, and there was a noticeable smell throughout. I was also concerned about the freshness of the food being sold. I would strongly recommend the management focus on hygiene and ensuring all products are within their expiration dates.

kislay sharma 6 months ago

Extremely concerning experience at A1 Food. I was sold a product that expired 2 years ago (2024). This is not a minor oversight—it is a serious health risk and clear negligence. What made it worse was the response from the store. I was told that they “can’t check all products for expiry” and that they “don’t have a billing system to detect expired items while scanning.” This is completely unacceptable. Ensuring that expired products are not on shelves is a basic responsibility of any food store. I also have full proof of this incident, including photos and video clearly showing the expired product and the situation. This is not a misunderstanding—it is a verified issue. Selling products that are 2 years past expiry and then refusing to take accountability shows a complete lack of concern for customer safety. I strongly advise others to double-check expiry dates before purchasing from here or better yet, avoid this store altogether.

Hammad Amin 6 months ago

Bought a henna for my sister she used it and it left weird marks and skin problems on her I would warn everyone to be careful they are selling things with chemical and they overcharge for it too. and not only my sister but her friends got the same problem from that henna her friends are thinking about filing a lawsuit

Dezignstar 8 months ago

Listen Boca and Deerfield I'm very disappointed that there is not a single Indian store grocery store between the two. There is a significant Indian population especially in Boca Raton with professionals such as doctors, engineers, students and IT specialists. It would be a great opportunity for someone to open up a Indian grocery store and either one of those cities. The only other option is one in delray beach. The store has all of your Indian snacks, spices, boxed masalas and different varieties of Paratha and rice. They also have fresh meats and small amount of produce (you know the only thing we want is those green chilies Ann curry leaves) 😂

Musaab Ramjan Edited 7 years ago

Can't get enough of their lentil Samosas, and snacks. They have all types of Desi, food, snacks, spices, and other goods. The variety is huge for such a small store and there's always customers about.They have some entire row of completely different lentils. There's fresh cut meats and poultry in the back. Right of the counter lies a small selection of fresh vegetables along with other frozen foods. There's entire bags of rice stacked in a row next to some small shopping carts (Count on using one when you come here) Plus Everything is halal! I love trying new things and the huge variety of items makes for finding very interesting items. Downside is that some items are either out or low in stock.