Winn-Dixie

A pathetic excuse for a grocery store — unless you’re shopping for canned goods only. I asked a sales clerk where the meat section was and she pointed ten feet away and said «it’s there.» I replied, «no, the rest of it.» That was it. Some frozen chicken and frozen burgers. Do yourself a favor and drive the extra mile to a real grocery store, Publix.

I punched in winn Dixie in Garmin however I end up in this place called Marketplace, but it’s part of the Winn Dixie chain. However, they don’t take Winn Dixie cards.
I enjoyed shopping here but it’s not all that. Just another money pit with the souvenirs, Micky Mouse towels and Disney paraphernalia.
Everything was in order and of course there are souvenirs mixed in with the fruits and vegetables. They didn’t have potatoe salad but again did I mention there were plenty of souvenirs, wink, wink.
Other than that, it descent.

This store has everything for the resort vacationing family from fresh fruit to swimming stuff. Clean, well stocked whether you want to cook or microwave. Most importantly great staff who are friendly and helpful. I left wishing this was my home store in VA.

My grandma used to purposely drive out of the way from our neighborhood in meadow Woods/​BVL Kissimmee, to do her shopping at this one so I had something fun to do. These characters all used to move. The ones in the front would fly their kites, and the 2 kids with the Panda used to do an actual show. They would sing songs and talk. It was on every 10 to 15 min I believe. Also this store used to have a «kids club» that you got a paper hat and a stamp book with a scavenger hunt. You would go to each department and they’d stamp it for you and give you a treat. Like bakery you got a cookie Deli you’d get a slice of ham, produce you got something too, etc. It helped keep me entertained while my Nana would shop. You could also feed the Koi’s in the koi pond located in the front surrounding the little gift shop that was once the newspaper and magazine stand. It is one of my favorite childhood memories and I’m so glad they kept all of the old stuff even though it doesn’t work anymore. Now that my Nana is no longer with us, it’s nice that I can stop by and still relive the memories.

It has groceries. VERY expensive. It is NOT A Winn Dixie. Go another mile away to the Publix. Better quality, better prices. This place is a rip.off.

This is NOT a Winn Dixie. Apparently it is owned by Winn Dixie but does NOT carry Winn Dixie products, does not honor Winn Dixie ads and does NOT have anything to do with their rewards card. Should NOT be listed as a Winn Dixie!!!

It’s not often I feel impelled to write a review as soon as I get home but for Winn Dixie they deserve a not so good review. The store was clean and well organized but the meat counter for the beef people left a lot to be desired. My thought process is that this location is in the middle of a crowed tourist area so they might not sell as much as a normal Winn Dixie, but they need more choices than what was offered. I was looking for what was on sale and saw very few signs and noticed the prices were higher than normal too. I got to the register and the cashier hardly acknowledged me other than the «paper or Plastic» without a smile to be seen. I then gave her my Winn Dixie rewards card and she said we don’t use these at this location. NO APPLOLIGY LIKE «IM SORRY WE DONT ACCEPT THESE HERE». The only reason they got a 2 star was for cleanliness. They basically take advantage of Disney tourist because of the location. I also know why I like PUB… so much better. SERVICE, SERVICE, SERVICE. 4 $ signs for prices.

Not a very good layout and barely any meats to select from. The prices weren’t very good either. I’d suggest going to target down the road.

I was glad there was a supermarket so close to our hotel but shopping here was pretty expensive. Never the less we were able to stock up on some essentials.
The interior is clean and has an asian feel to it, despite that, there is a very limited asian selection, they don’t even sell instant noodles! :(But they did have a deli and sell whole rotisserie chickens.

This one is close to the timeshares in Kissimmee. But they said they weren’t really a Winn-​Dixie and wouldn’t take the loyalty card.
Groceries are very expensive here. The one on South Apopka Vineland Road, about 2 miles northeast of Downtown Disney, has normal prices and they honor the loyalty card. Does the loyalty card matter? For 1 adult and 2 tweens staying at Disney’s Pop Century, we made two trips to that grocery store in a week, spending a total of $ 80. We saved over $ 30 with the loyalty card.

A beautiful store. They do not have any discounts; they do not publish ads for this store.

I like this supermarket. It’s eclectic. It has an Asian design in it (check it out the pics). I wonder what it use to be before it became a Winn Dixie.
I’ve only been here once, and it was last week while I stayed in Florida with my sister. I found the staff was nice. There was an area with British foods for Brit expats or for those Brits visiting Orlando. I am now hooked on Nestle Aero bars because I found them here and finally bought one. I do recommend checking it out for it’s interior. I don’t think I’ll say that about any other supermarket haha.
P. S. — I think the store is in the process of changing it’s name. It didn’t say Winn Dixie in the front but everyone had Winn Dixie name tags still. So heads up on that.

This is the nicest Winn Dixie I have ever been in. It is a huge place that sells not just food but a lot of beach supplies also. The best part is the wine and beer section. They have a great selection that includes a walk in beer cooler that has an automatic opening door! 5 stars for that!