Bravo Supermarket is a chain that operates in various locations, mostly in the northeastern United States, including New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. They also have several locations in Florida. They sell an array of products including fresh produce and cater to much of the Latino population.
History
The Bravo group was founded in the early 1990’s and they wanted to bring the New York shopping experience to those in Florida. Whether this was because a lot of people from New York moved to Florida and the company wanted to give them a taste of home, or whether it was because New York is the shopping capital, therefore a New York shopping experience is a powerful statement. They worked together with their already established sister company, C-Town Supermarkets.
The fourth and fifth stores were opened in Orlando as opposed to New York. At the time, Orlando was flowing with Hispanic New Yorkers, therefore the company was already known by many people and targeted at the Hispanic market. For these reasons, the store was an instant success and paved the way for several more to be opened. If you walk in to one of these stores, you can shop for Goya beans, listen to Latin music and see potted palm trees.
Sixteen stores in total were opened across Florida, briging authentic Hispanic ingredients to the community. This would not have been possible if it was not for Krasdale, the supplier, agreeing to supply their produce outside of New York. The stores range from small stores at 7,000 square fee to much larger stores at 25,000 square foot. This means that the stores are sized between the tiny bodegas’ in the area and the giant superstores.
In 2008 a branch opened on the northside, because they took advantage of the gap in the market for a good supermarket with an inbuilt pharmacy. Other services that this new store offered include custom cuts of meat, a deli and a department full to the brim of fresh produce.
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The company’s customer service team can be contacted at the company headquarters at the following address: 65 West Red Oak Lane, White Plains, NY, 10604, U.S.A. Other important statistics about the company can be found listed below:
Ownership: Alpha 1 Marking Corporation
Public / Private: Private
Mergers: N/A
Number of Stores: N/A
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Geography: North Eastern and Southern United States
Demographic: Value Shopper
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Brands
Krasdale
Bravo
Brawny
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I never had problem with bravo and I like shopping there I had more problems with Wal-Mart Aldi and Publix
You need to bring Bravo’s Supermarket to the Midwest, Chicago land area. It would do Very Well
I live in Leesburg fl
Will there be a bravo market opening here
Its difficult for me that do not drive to get to the other stores in Orlanda and else where.
Please think about opening a store here
Lots of caribbeans living here and its difficult to find our produce
Thank u
While shopping this evening in Bravo on Johnson street in Hollywood Fl. The mince garlic was in the wrong area. I ask the manager Elvis Pena to get a price check and he came back its a certain price. So i walked back to the product and they moved it and said it was in the wrong spot. I ask the manager why don’t they honor items that was in the incorrect spot and his response was “You would be okay “. He displayed no customer service. I will not be shopping ever again in this store. Im very disappointed that he could be so obnoxious …
Someone, somehow, someway needs to hunt you down and kick your fat ass for being so stupid. People make mistakes you goofball. Your stupid garlic. Bravo has excellent management. Try to pull this honor BULLSHIT with Walmart and they will throw your good for nothing fat ass to the street
So you feel entitled to pay less because of a simple mistake?
Jeezus christ….
Like your so perfect and never made a mistake grow up and smell the coffee.
I like krogers. So naturally I love bravos.
Would love a store to be opened in Cocoa, FL. We travel all the way to Palm Bay or Orlando. There’s an open shopping center (used to be Winn Dixie, they moved) across from Publix on SR 524. About a 15 min drive from me still, but better than 45 mins and traffic to Orlando. Would also love to know what brand rice they use at the restaurant. It tastes so good!
Had to go to this dump on xmas day for a last minute item. I don’t eve shop there for a good reason. This store had bags of fully moldy cheese on the shelf for sale. Disgusting.
The port st lucie store has the worst selection of wines…I used to shop there for my produce and prepared meals but always had to go to another store to get my wine…I complained once to the manager but he told me “that’s the way it is”
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