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It’s an island. Everything is imported. If you get there on a day the lettuce has sold out, you’ll have to wait for the next boat. If you can’t deal with that then go to the restaurants. Lol. It has the basics. I was surprised to even find gluten free bread for my celiac daughter. We ate very well but you might have to get creative with what you find.…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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Not a lot of choices the market next door was much better! Clerk wasn’t very helpful or knowledgeable about the the what was available or the exact prices.
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Date of experience: March 2019
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Exuma Market is super friendly for us boaters. It provides a dock and free RO water. It also provides a great variety of food and goods so we don't have to go without. If you want a special food just ask and they will try to order for you. They also receives our mail and parcels. They also store all our equipment for our regatta. They are number one for us boaters and a true community organization. I use and visit Exuma Markets from November to March for the last 10 years …
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Date of experience: March 2019
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It's always interesting to read other reviews for this place. Exuma is a small island so don't expect HUGE selections like at home. Yes, they have all the basics, usually veggies, fruit is hit or miss depending on the Tuesday supply boat. Vegan stuff? You need to bring from home and if you have other specialty dietary needs, you need to do the same. If you check the Exuma forum, I do post grocery prices of what we purchase during our stays.…
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Date of experience: April 2019
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Not a huge stock. A little pricey for some things. Bring cash. Staff was helpful in finding things. Freezer section minimal.
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Date of experience: April 2019
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