Publix

I was so happy when Publix came to the area when I lived there. Margie a cashier was so sweet. The produce was so much better than Harris Teeters. The store was so bright and clean. I highly recommend.

Had some food that was cooked and ready from deli. This food was terrible so salty I couldn’t even eat it. Rice and spaghetti was full of salt. Meatballs are full of salt. I would never eating out here.

I’m cannot speak to the deli or butcher, but the bakery is FABULOUS! I was reminded when I went to pick up my girlfriend’s birthday cake yesterday. Publix was my first SC shopping experience and I remember being horrified by the prices but amazed by the service. After the shock of driving from Southern California with a dog, two cats, a guinea pig and two tween girls, I was eventually able to exit my state of PTSD and realize that, if you study the fliers and stock up on specials that you use, the prices aren’t not half bad by any means.
They periodically offer a 20% off gas card at a few local gas stations, including the one I frequent, which is a nice plus. It is also the only close store that carries flax seed oil in a refrigerator for my otherwise itchy, scratchy golden retriever. (Even at $ 40 per bottle, it’s way cheaper than vet visits). Did I mention they carry your groceries out and load them for you? As a Californian, I had never witnessed or been a beneficiary of this sort of courtesy. I was more accustomed to people letting the door slam in my face and checkers not bothering to say «thank you» at the conclusion of your transaction.
My advice is to know the prices for your local stores for what you shop for (use Goodsearch to learn about creating a price book), and shop the sales – that’s a nod to you, Marketta. That way, you can enjoy going to Publix and availing yourself of the good sales, selection, and supreme service.

Publix recently started a «pick your fish, pick your sauce» prepared meal concept and they’re fantastic. It does take a bit of time to have them prepared but talk about an easy to prep, quick to the table high end meal!!! The French call it en papillote (I think) and we just call it fish in a bag, but try it out. Exceptional!!!

I can’t say enough about the service provided from this store. You may pay a little more for items but the service is outstanding. It is pouring rain tonight but I needed to stop for food after a trip away. Not only do they unload your cart and pack it, but I was brought to my car under an umbrella and my car was packed for me.
They are always so courteous I felt compelled to write this review before I even pulled out of the parking lot. Bravo publix!

No comparison! Publix rocks!

I know it’s only a grocery store, but it’s so much more. When we weighed the pros and cons of moving from Miami to Charlotte, we didn’t consider that we would no longer have a Publix to shop at. Big mistake. We were surprised to see the lack of customer service at the Harris teeter stores, and their strange practices. How do you open a store at 7 AM, but not open your deli until 9?
But I’ve already reviewed ht, this is about Publix. A bakery that actually bakes. Need something special? No problem. Love the deli subs, on fresh baked bread. The meat department has trained butchers, willing to cut anything you want. Service service service. No store like it!

I’m overall happy with Publix. Loved their bakeries and crazy about their subs. I get excited when I see their selections in their veggies section. So much option and very fresh. The butchers are great and a few seafood options. I do notice their prices are higher than Bi Lo. I don’t really shop at Harris Teeter so I can’t say if they are higher or lower.
The downsize is they don’t have store value card, point cards etc. I hope they have something else that can help us save more. Meanwhile since my favorite Bi Lo is closing. I switch between Super Target and Publix.

I love Publix. Having lived in South Florida for a decade, they were the «go to» shopping experience. Friendly service, great selection, reasonable prices. And now they’ve come to the Greater Charlotte area, bringing their excellent products with them.
Here’s something different. They don’t have the usual cart corrals out in the parking area that annoyingly take up an otherwise perfect parking spot. They’ve put the corral into the concrete with a single lane. It’s not as large as the ones you’ll find at Wal-​Mart or Bi-​Lo or Teeter, but I think it’s classier.
This store, as they all do, has a superior produce section and their frozen aisles seem to go on for miles and miles.

I was visiting friends in the area last weekend and wanted to get a dessert to go with dinner, so my friend brought me to Publix. I’ve heard of it, but being from the Northeast I was never able to go to one. After seeing that bakery and literally having my friend say «that’s enough sweets!» I think its a good thing they don’t have them here!
The selection was fantastic, not just in the bakery but in the entire store and the prices were fantastic as well. Customer service was excellent, maybe its the South, but everyone was so friendly.
I didn’t check out very much of the grocery section, but the store itself was neat and clean, well stocked and another reason for me to want to move to the South!
that and the pecan coconut cookies I bought in the bakery that I’m not sure I can ever re-​create, but I’m planning on trying!