Caribbean Supercenter

"It is amazing to see how this place has evolved since first opening. The selection of products from throughout the Caribbean is amazing. Everything is well organized and laid out very easy to find what you’re looking for."

"Nice place to find rare carribean items . They have fresh goat, oxtail, seafood, and more. Check this place out. It will ignite your cultural nostalgia and bring you to a happy place inside. Not too crowded when I went there and plenty of parking."

"This is one of the largest Caribbean Supermarket in Orlando. It is clean, orderly, prices are reasonably and parking is adequate and convenient. Every time that I have shopped there, it was a positive experience. Highly recommended for all Caribbean and American foods, not limited to fish, meats, fruits, vegetables, and baked goods."

"Calling all my West Africans! Sure, this is called the Caribbean Supercenter, but make no mistake! They have a section dedicated to all sorts of African awesomeness that could completely shut down the African store (that shall not be named) further east of West Colonial if it wanted to! I (Nigerian) have sporadically gone here since 2020 right before COVID shutdowns with my (Jamaican, Trini, and mix of 900 other races) girlfriend and can safely call this the "Caribbean Publix" equivalent! They will have all your Caribbean staples and you'd be hard-pressed to not find what you need!Well...okay I lied, I just couldn't find oatmeal-flavored hardo bread nor the sorrel-flavored Klass drink powder for the SO like she wanted. What really piqued my interest was the fact they had a dedicated isle to African foods (mostly West Africa). Basic staples like different fufu varieties (yam, plantain, cocoyam, etc.), palm oil, Gari, Titus sardines, some key eba ingredients (Egusi power/seeds for instance), etc.. This aisle was much of the same from 2020 to 2022. I visited for the first time in 2023 yesterday since we moved to CFL (it's just so far away, ugh!). I learned that they not only moved the aisle from its old location to a new one, but they massively expanded their selection of foods and ingredients to the point that it could bring that African store that shall not be named down the same road out of business! I'm talking extensive Nina-branded ingredients and powders (like crayfish, ogbono, okra, fish powder, etc.); egusi in sturdy plastic containers; EVEN MORE gari and fufu varieties and the 18-20 lbs bags than ever before; FRIGGIN BUCKETS OF CHIN CHIN BRAND VARIETIES (!!!); sweet African bun bread; different Akamu varieties; moin moin bean flour; Peppa soup stuff...I could go on forever. Best of all, the prices were not super insane and clearly marked. They've won a customer for life by stocking DELICIOUS chin chin (yes I've already finished a small bucketful of it before writing this)! I will travel the 45 min to 1 hour drive just for it dangit! Unfortunately, they were out of ogbono powder, which forced a trip to the arorementioned decrepit African market down the road. I've had hit or miss experiences with the checkout experience, but the staff was all great that night (or at least on their best behavior lol). Our checkout lady was great! All in all, this store needs to come up as one of the choices for African markets in the Orlando area since there's a scant few available (or at least publicly advertised). As much as I'd love to support my Naija brothers and sisters down the road, their customer service, prices, and storefront itself are all ¡muy mal! No bueno! Naijas stand up! CSC is our spot!"

"Such a great place to get a lot of the items and fruits that people who call the Caribbean home would crave! I literally almost got some treats while in Jamaica for our kids to try and this store had them! Friendly service and a fun experience ♡"