Oh Lucky's Man ( I am not so sure)



Lucky's Market is a Colorado rooted company which recently opened a store in Sarasota, with trumpet fanfares and a Military Guard of Honour.

 Here is their tale.

https://www.luckysmarket.com/about-us/history/

I was in the area of the new Lucky's Market today, so I stopped in.

I was underwhelmed. The store is almost as messy as our local three store  Detwiller's Farm Markets.

The prices were not great.

( I was pleased to see that most of the produce was not pre-packaged on styrofoam trays or sealed in plastic bags)


Unless I am missing something I'll stick with Trader Joe's.



CAVEAT 1.  I have a number of friends named Joe, but not a single one named Lucky!
CAVEAT 2.  Lucky's Market is the one Supermarket I know at which you can by a slice or two of Pizza, and some Beer to consume as you shop.  The shopping carts have cup-holders!

 What a cunning plan to keep you in the store for an extended time.
CAVEAT 3 . Lucky's, Fresh Market, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's etc are the luxuries for those of us who live in upscale Urban areas. Rural Americans may perchance have an IGA  or a Piggly-Wiggly in a nearby town or township.











https://www.iga.com/about.aspx


https://www.pigglywiggly.com/about-us



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P.S.   ***   (I lied about the fanfares  and the Guard of Honour)).

 ( I was in the area to use a Bureau De Change at the Siesta Mall.  It's at the concierge desk  (use entrance by Talbots).

 Sarasota friends note that there is a Bureau at this Mall, and also at the University Town Abomination Mall.

( stock photo', not one of the local Bureaus)


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