Publix Super Markets

The deli here is awful. They are incredibly slow, and will give you publix meat when you order a boar’s head sub, but still charge you for boar’s head.

This is our neighborhood store which we shop at weekly. We love the convenience of order ahead deli however they can never seem to get the order right. They don’t take the time to read the order and end up having to wait in line to exchange honey ham for honey turkey. Or, they never make the order and we’re back waiting in line. So disappointing.

I like coming to this store because they are always stocked. The parking lot is set up a little strangely and that’s why I’m giving them a 4.

This is my go-​to store for whole chicken wings. Not sharing my recipe… which I ripped off from Ray Lampe, aka Dr. Barbecue.

They are always super friendly here. Although it can get busy at times they are quick to open up another register. Their bakery cakes are really delicious. Much better than Krogers.

After the serendipitous discovery that this Publix sells dry ice, I figured that that was worthy of a review update. I recently spent some time in New Bern, North Carolina trying to provision a boat for a lengthy sailing trip. Dry ice in that area was nowhere to be found. You can get that here at Publix, though. See picture for tips on how to make your own carbonated beverages. You can find these blocks of CO2 in the front of the store next to the bathrooms.

This is a flagship for Publix in terms of how a grocery store should operate. Parking lot and facility are immaculately clean with staff super attentive and very well trained. This place operates with a smile and becomes extremely noticeable when visiting places not as well oiled.
Publix delis are hand and fist better than Kroger and give actual sandwich shops a run for their money. I find the bakeries a bit small and overpriced, but their selection of fresh produce, organics, and meats is amazing.
This store has the most selection and access to international name brands than I’ve ever seen. They have entire shelving units devoted to hot sauces and other garnishes. Simply astounding what products are available from a local grocer.
You’ll get spoiled shopping here, even if the prices are a tick above Kroger’s on most things. I see it as a Wal-​Mart /​Target tradeoff.

Always clean with plenty of friendly staff. Nearby to a lot of other stores if you’re running errands. Prices are a little higher, but the food product quality is a little higher too. I’ve noticed the meat prices tend to be a little cheaper, and there is an in store butcher/​bakery.

This is one of my local Publix and the one I frequent most. I am extremely fond of Publix as a chain and this store is run well and the employees are the embodiment of customer service and friendliness ideal. The selection of products are varied and they have several mini-​ethnic sections as well as their «Green-​wise» selections. I forget how nice the Publix shopping experience until I veer off to another chain and see what passes for customer service there.

The place is as good as any other publix but this place just seemed off. It was as if the stores organization of where everthing was placed is off. Aside from that it is awesome.

I shop at this Publix quite often. This store is wonderful. The selection is great, produce is first rate, everybody is super friendly, and it’s immaculately clean. Between here and the Trader Joe’s around the corner, Roswell is a grocery shopper’s paradise. If you ask someone for help they drop everything and act like solving your little problem was why they got out of bed that day. You guys are so lucky! My grocery store looks like a methadone clinic.