Publix

Alles bestens wie immer halt. Man findet so ziemlich alles was man braucht für den Hunger und den Alltag zuhause. Sehr preiswert.

Since moving down here from New York, I love Public. The staff at this location are very friendly and helpful. Some things are a little pricey but if you look around carefully you’ll find great deals. The store is always clean, a refreshing change from most well known supermarkets in NY that were filthy and disgusting. The shelves are fully stocked, signage is easy to see especially for me (only 5 ft tall). If I can’t find an item, the staff will make sure to help me. I really like it when I’m at the checkout line and the person at the register greets me and asked if I found everything I needed. It’s such a wonderful change and I enjoy shopping here.

I really really really love Publix and one of the greatest things at publix is their subs. Specifically the Buffalo chicken tender sub. usually packed miles high with meat… however…
Why are the people in the deli so slow… I swear if you’re not the first person there you’ll be there for at least 40 minutes. And some how it always seems like the slowest of the slow people working is always the one doing the subs… they’re pretty much cold by the time you get it and your ready to eat anything because it took so long to get it.
I really think publix should work on this and people would be a whole lot happier shopping at Publix.

Everything is amazing here. The bakery is incredible and if you haven’t tried their «homemade» bread you’re really missing out. The roasted garlic loaf is to die for. The deli is usually quite busy so don’t forget to take a number. But the employees are always so helpful and nice and make great suggestions. They also always make me feel like they know me even if maybe they just remember seeing me before. The guy at the seafood counter is so nice and friendly and willing to suggest pairings without making you feel obligated. I love how I can ask anyone in the store where something is and they not only know what aisle I need, they escort me there. The cashiers and baggers are always fun and talkative and comment, in a good way, on some of the things I am buying. Oh and their chicken… from fried chicken tenders to the variety of rotisserie, it’s all amazing.

The folks at the deli are very nice. I come here for that alone.

I am a loyal Publix shopper. This location is my favorite! It’s about average size, but they carry everything and keep the store fully stocked. The best thing I like are the employees. They are so friendly and seem eager to assist you with anything. Most of the staff are the same employees from when I first started shopping there — five years ago, so they’ve gotten to know me very well. Whether it’s your 1^st visit, or your 101^st — they make a point to remember you!

Needless to say, this is a pretty stand-​up place for the location.
I like their selection and unique offerings, such as gluten free, but I think they need to step up on store maintenance. There are some minor aesthetic changes they could make to spruce up and modernize the store, especially when you compare it to its counterpart on Spruce St.

4.5 stars…
The most common grocery store down in this area of Florida is Publix. This one in particular was immaculately clean, the prices were really good, the selection was awesome, and the service was good as well. I saw other reviews talking about their key lime pie so I picked up a slice and definitely wasn’t disappointed. I really see no reason why anyone wouldn’t love this supermarket.

When you’re opening a new outlet directly across the street from a major competitor — in this case, Albertson’s — and within a mile or two of several other supermarkets — including one of your own — why wouldn’t you take the extra steps necessary to ensure you’re as good as, if not better than, everyone else? Several of the individual departments — bakery, deli, seafood, produce — are small with limited selections, and within the grocery aisles you’ll find many sections with relatively few brand options from which to choose. Prices on packaged and canned goods are in keeping with those charged elsewhere, but anything fresh is on the expensive side. To its credit, the store is clean and well-​lit, aisles are wide and uncluttered, no membership card is required to qualify for advertised specials, and all the personnel, from the manager down to the bag boy, are relentlessly cheerful and helpful. In an era when customer service has virtually disappeared, there’s something to be said for a store that encourages its employees to greet patrons with a smile, offer assistance, and insist not only on wheeling your groceries to the car, but to load them in the trunk as well. (Best of all, Oreo loves their low-​cost private label cat food, meaning I don’t need to spend extra on national brands.)