Farmers Markets & Food Shops
109 Mini Market Inc
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109 Mini Market Inc is a convenience and grocery store at 10910 West Flagler Street, Suite 105, in Sweetwater, Florida, sharing a commercial building with a separately registered grocery and market business at the same street number. Address verification confirms the location sits within Sweetwater’s incorporated city limits. The business name likely references NW 109th Avenue, a major cross street just blocks away and one of the boundary lines that separates Sweetwater from neighboring Doral, a naming pattern common among small local shops that identify with a nearby landmark street.
Public directory records list 109 Mini Market Inc under the convenience stores category, with posted hours from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and roughly twelve years in operation, which would place its founding near 2014. The primary contact number is 305-456-9630. No independently verified website or social media presence was located during this research, so those fields have been left blank rather than estimated.
Convenience stores of this size and type typically carry a mix of snacks, beverages, packaged grocery items, and household basics geared toward quick, frequent visits rather than full weekly grocery shopping, serving residents who live within a short walk of the store. Sweetwater’s compact geography, just over two square miles of land holding just over 19,000 residents according to the 2020 census, supports this kind of walkable, corner-store retail model throughout its residential blocks. More than 93 percent of the city’s residents identify as Hispanic or Latino, and West Flagler Street, where this store is located, functions as one of the city’s primary commercial corridors alongside NW 107th Avenue farther north.
Given its twelve-year operating history at the same address, 109 Mini Market Inc appears to be an established part of this particular block of West Flagler Street rather than a recent addition, even though a detailed public record of its current inventory, ownership, or promotional activity is not readily available online. Prospective customers are encouraged to call ahead to confirm current stock and hours, particularly around holidays when small, independently run convenience stores sometimes adjust their posted schedules. As with several neighboring businesses identified along this stretch of West Flagler Street, the most current information will come directly from the store rather than from secondhand directory listings.
The store’s location places it within a few storefronts of a separately operated grocery and market business at the same address, part of a broader pattern along West Flagler Street in which multiple small, independently registered retailers share the same commercial buildings, each maintaining its own business registration, phone line, and hours. This kind of shared-plaza retail layout is common throughout Sweetwater’s compact commercial districts, where space is limited and rents are more accessible to small operators than in larger shopping centers nearby. For residents living in the surrounding blocks, having a convenience store within easy walking distance remains a practical everyday resource, regardless of how much online information exists about any single location.