Publix

Although the people who work here are great, and always friendly, I am quite upset with the quality of that store’s meat. I never buy fish there because it smells. And I bought 2.5 pounds of lean ground beef there last week, only to find out it went bad the next day. I had to throw out $ 14 worth of meat. I went back this a.m. to get more before work and saw that the lean ground beef for sale today expires tomorrow! I did not buy it. I never cook meat the same day I buy it. If you are going to sell meat that will «go bad» by the next day, ALERT the customer! I would have shown the bad beef to the manager, but I had to get to work and didn’t have an extra fifteen minutes.
Also, that Publix is ALWAYS HAVING some kind of problem, either the AC goes out or the doors fail to open. There are a lot of elderly people from Century Village who use that Publix. I can’t imagine a 90 year old woman trying to push open those doors. The staff/​cashiers are always friendly and super nice, but I wish corporate would sink more money into that store.

You ever leave the state, you will come back looking for a Publix. This place offers a lot of the same great things be have come to see as standards with the name. The only exceptions: no pharmacy and no sushi area.
While being indecisive in the bakery many workers would ask if they could help me before saying their good byes to other coworkers. I really was there much to long. This isn’t my local store but I’m happy to write on a busy Friday where many were doing shift changes the service was this great. I can’t reiterate how much I love Publix customer service. Pop up rain out of nowhere and I’m already tying my laces to run in the rain and out of nowhere an employee shows up with a huge umbrella to walk to my car.

Don’t waste your time getting a sub from this location. The employees are very slow, unprofessional, and have terrible customer service. We waited in line for 30 minutes! I refuse to return. There are other publix locations that are far better!

WORST service ever. And they talk to their coworkers in other languages knowing we can’t understand. That’s very rude to do in a customer service setting. Shopping is NOT a pleasure!!!

The Publix near my office is closed for renovations for at least nine months, so I changed my route driving to my office in search of a new Publix. I like stopping at Publix in the morning so I can pick up something for lunch. I found this store by accident and I am so happy that I did. I have only been here bright and early when they open, so I can’t comment on how the store operates during the busier times.
What I can definitely comment on is the customer service I receive every single time I am in this store. I am always greeted by a cashier or manager with a cheerful hello. The isles are well organized and I find the store to be very clean.
Like any other store, produce is hit or miss. I did get lucky and I purchased some very sweet watermelon last week. Twice!!! And it’s not even watermelon season. The deli is great. One employee in particular (Tamara I think)) is super helpful and went out of her way to help me find an item. She didn’t give up until she located a manager to figure out where this item was located. I love great customer service and this store has the friendliest employees.
I will continue to shop at this location on my way to work. In my opinion this is one of the nicer Publix’s around. Great management equals a great staff.

I have been going here for 19 years when I moved into the area. I am always pleased with the quality of this place. From the produce dept to the Deli (excellent subs and fantastic fried chicken). Excellent choices of food items from different brands. Staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Some items are a little overpriced but their BOGO items are a bargain (example: BOGO for good pasta sauce which turned out to be about $ 1.50 for 2 jars and I’m not talking about Prego or Ragu but Bertolli). This may seem silly but I like the parking lot. A lot of trees not some wasteland of tar.

This Publix is ok. It doesn’t have all of the amenities of most publix stores. They don’t have a pharmacy (but there is a Walgreens next door). They have a very large selection of vegetables, although last time I went some of them were not very fresh. The staff is overall pretty friendly. I go here when I can’t get the stuff I need from the new Walmart store.

I’ve owned a house across the street since 2006. This is the WORST place in the world for customer service. Seriously. The cashiers don’t listen to you, are very rude, and are not interested in living up to customer service. It’s a tragedy.

I visit this Publix every week to get my lunch for work.
The deli counter staff are friendly and always greet me with a smile. Their subs are always fresh and definitely better than Subways.
Fruits & vegetables department is where I start taking points off. I’ve had the unfortunate experience of having to throw out a full container of fruits because they were rotten. Thankfully it doesn’t happen often, but when it has happened it’s disappointing, first because you bought it because you craved it, and second because the fruits are not cheap.
Other department that’s making that one star disappear from this review is the frozen foods. Some specific brands are not fully stocked or only small selections are offered. I don’t want to eat the same thing over and over again, please give us more choices.
I’ve stopped at the bakery shop, a couple of times, when a sweet treat has been needed, and the pastries have not been the only sweet things I’ve found — the staff here is always friendly and helpful.
They have a wide variety of wines at very affordable prices, and beers (your everyday selections and seasonal) for after work gatherings or maybe just a quiet night in.
Ready to check out? This is where that star completely disappears. There’s usually lines. This Publix is near a seniors community so unloading their carts take time. At least most of them try to be fast, and when you get to your cashier 99% of them are very quick and friendly.
So there my groceries’ shopping ends, until next week.