Kimberly Square Shopping Center

I only go to this plaza to go to the taco place El Jovenazo. They are the best Tacos I have ever tried. And let me tell you have gone to many places to try Tacos, but they cant beat el Jovenazo. The only downfall is the location, it is a horrible location, you see people selling drugs, all over the shops. So I usually just go and pick up the tacos.

Not much to say about this place, I only frequent if because they have a Mexican restaurant (i am not mexican fyi lol) I do love Mexican food. The place is scary and I would not doubt if a person said they got robbed there, very questionable... still... the Mexican place is worth a try (when you have a guarura on you lmao)

The plaza has a few stores in it. I don't go there regularly. I only stop in if I want to grab something to cook on my way home or if I need something that I can get without having to go Walmart or Publix.

Kimberly square had judst about everything that I needed for this day, My granddaughter needed hair. Family dollar, we need.items their and cougj medicine, We were hungry and trying to watch our weight' so we visited the subway as well, me and my daugjter and the grands killed 3 birds with.one stone. And thrir is ahost of other shops and businesses at the plaza as well.

Best price in the area, mostly crowded because good service and variety of products on sale. Cafeteria.

Probably one of the top cities in South Florida with supervised activities for all ages.

I had a good shopping experience but checking out had a bit of rudeness attached to it. My cashier was Francisco and I thought he would be as courteous as all the Publix employees I have encountered and been happily served by, but I was WRONG AND SADLY MISTAKEN... The cashier, Francisco, had been serving a female shopper and engaging in conversation when I got to his register. When my turn arrived to check out, I said "hello", believing I would be greeted warmly as I always am when I shop at Publix. I WAS SO VERY WRONG!!! Mr. Francisco was expedient but quietly rude. Since it is holiday season, I thought my check out would be as friendly and helpful as all my shopping trips usually are. Usually, the cashier's are kind, courteous and concerned that I found everything I need. Not this time. There was no reply when I spoke to Francisco after I placed my groceries on the belt. I took notice of his name tag and decided that I am as valued a customer as everyone else is and I am not going to stand for rudeness. Customer service is very important and brings customers back to your location. Upon being treated as though I did not matter, I needed to let folks know about how I was treated. As Francisco rang up my purchases, another African American gentleman was in line. When he got to the register, he was spoken to and served kindly and heartily. As I took notice of this interaction, I gathered my groceries silently and left the store. My lesson; THE NEXT TIME I SHOP AT THIS LOCATION, I WON'T GO TO A BOY NAMED FRANCISCO!!!

I've been shopping here for over twenty years. I can always get everything fresh publix, and I love the bogos! Awesome!