Publix will always be the superior grocery store. Does it cost a bit more than the competitors?…read moreWell yes of course but you are paying for quality! And of course they have their own merch and PUB SUBS!!! What ai coke for daily! Pub subs fix everything in the world. Thank you Publix and employees

Nice. Clean. Laid back. Friendly service. Great variety of…read moreproducts. Located conveniently close to the busier part of town. Would definitely go back to this location.

Here we go again: I tried to get the oil changed in my Ford Escape at the Walmart center on Highway…read more19 in St. Petersburg. They greeted me with long faces and asked what I wanted... I replied that I wanted an oil change. "Do you have an appointment?" "No... but there's no one in line," I said. They just urged me to go somewhere else. It's hard to make America great with this kind of worker--people who only try to discourage customers. (It's not the first time; just try asking them to change a tire.)

They had what I wanted, it was ready early & they very promptly came out with the groceries. The…read moreemployee was friendly & efficient. I forgot to get her name, but she did a great job.

We stopped by this location a few nights for a late night sweet treat. All employees were nice &…read moremake the best blizzards. Thanks, DQ!

The service here was great and very quick. My ice cream cone was fresh and delicious, and the rest…read moreof my family also loved their treats. This location is pretty consistently clean, quick, and delicious.

Every time, no matter when I go the deli is closed to clean the slicers. They have two slicers,…read morebut, still are always closed for cleaning. If I need anything from the deli, I go to Publix. It's coming to the point I'm going to stop shopping at Winn Dixie.

Winn Dixie has decent sales and specials. My shopping trip today included a buy one get one free…read moreoffer, and a buy two get three free offer! Altogether with the various sales I saved $50 on the shopping trip. My total bill was $68. Getting almost 50% off on a grocery purchase is fantastic in these times of higher prices.

Old man should be fired closing early. Definitely not 24hr saw us and waved us off. Either update…read morethe hours or hire someone that stays open

Danny is absolutely fantastic. He goes above and beyond and makes sure every experience is top…read morenotch.

Very clean store in a busy shopping plaza. Across the street from Wawa. The selection is decent. I…read moredid notice that there are no self checkouts at this location but when one cashier is overwhelmed with patrons, they do have backup. I visited the day after Easter and they had quite a few items on sale.

First time ever into this newer one of their stores in Pinellas County; I've been to the one…read morefurther north off of US19 previously. The store is clean, modestly "decorated" along with typical no frills everything a grocery store can be, other than a rathole (think Sav-A-Lot). We did purchase a few items we know we needed, but this was more of an exploratory jaunt than a typical grocery run. As most Aldi shops, this one is not even a third the size of a typical Publix or Winn Dixie, nor did it have the same variety as one would expect in 'em, either. No surprises yet for those who've shopped at an Aldi store previously. Same industrial chic with the same hit and miss expectation for the basics of groceryland. There are a few pluses to this store too, which merit the four stars; five is a bit much. Their produce looked quite fresh and phenomenal, for one thing. Located just after the entrance on the rightmost aisle is their produce, and they had a halfway decent variety of prepackaged fruits and veggies. You'll definitely find the basics, but if you need a rutabaga or fresh fig, you're gonna come up empty. Some of the other things one WOULD expect (canned kidney beans for argument's sake) one ain't gonna get either. Then there were other things that one DOES find that I'd never expect (tubs of gelato; genuine weisswurst) to see. As I said earlier...hit and miss. If nothing else, there's a Walmart Neighborhood and a Publix right across the boulevard anyway. The meat and dairy departments are around the corner and against the remaining outer walls. Many empty spaces scattered among the coolers but still a decent variety of basics...Meat is prepackaged but still looks good too, deli stuff included. Frozen is next to meat and runs both sides of the aisle toward the back. Just as in other parts of this store, the prices are fantastic compared to where shopping is a purported pleasure, Winn Lose or wherever else you get groceries these days. Finally I should tell you that if you are set on some national brands, you ain't gonna get too far other than iconic items (e.g., Coca Cola, Campbell Soup)...those are close to the same prices you'd expect at the other guys. They carry non food, simple dinnerware items and sundries. Checkout is a simple process and goes quick since the clerk just scans your order and pitches it back into your cart for you to bag later. There was only one cashier and very few other employees in the place. Then head over to the bench across the front aisle to bag it all yourself. The lady who appeared to run the front end (Jennifer) took a couple of us (at the end of the line) to another register. She was even quicker and more efficient than the one cashier until she realized one small issue. Guess what? Seems the satellite went out (the one that sends and receives credit card transactions). So Jennifer quickly tried to see if this was the same with all the terminals (it was). Do you have cash?" she asked. So I paid my $33 for the stuff I had got and that was that. She was very resourceful and still offered to cash out anyone using cash for their purchases, as the line was still growing. Two final caveats: bring a quarter (25 cent coin) and grocery bags. The former gets you a shopping cart from out front) while the latter gets you packed and on your way. They do sell reusable Aldi bags, however, which are good sized and look sturdy. Then if you want your quarter back, load up your car any take the cart back to the cart stall. Plug the cart into an open lock and your quarter comes back. That, BTW. in the reverse of the procedure to get a cart in the first place. I'd definitely return here for all the basic necessities. Again, some of it is really hit and miss, but the prices, the minimalist take it or leave it approach and the quality of products is fantastic. I simply hope the satellite is up and running and Jennifer is around.

I'm going to say this as gently as I can…read more.. If you are in the line for the Amazon returns... please have your barcodes ready. Before you walk in the store. Take three minutes and do the work to pull up the QR code on your phone, THEN SCREENSHOT the QR code. Even better, as you walk in, grab the return bag from the kiosk. As you wait in line, please put your items in the return bags. As you get up to the kiosk or return rep, please have your phone out and ready with the screenshot pictures of your QR code. This is not rocket science and is actually proper edict for all of us waiting in line... I DO NOT, REPEAT, DO NOT... need to WASTE a half hour of my life because you want to return half your closet back to Amazon. To all the wonderful women, I don't know what you do for work, can only assume you're all bartenders being that everyone of you have yoga pants and a hoodie on and open availability between 9 AM and 3 PM daily to just waste open ended amounts of time at the return center. No matter how happy I am to see you get every dollar back from your spending spree on Amazon prime. PLEASE BE PREPARED andddddd IF YOU HAVE OVER FIVE ITEMS PLEASE DONT USE THE KIOSK. Thank you... love, everyone else.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Whole Foods. I like Fresh Market…read more. But, I really LOVE Whole Foods.. I was just in there this evening before 5:00 on (3/31) To beat the traffic... I ran in to grab some Almond Butter... They have the BEST Almond Butter of EVERYONE... Especially, on Amazon.. It's nice, creamy and delicious. Even with the oil on top. It gives U the right amount of room to stir it up each time. I'm telling U one taste and U will be hooked. A few months ago I ended up eating a couple of 16 ounce jars.. Along with one or two BIG boy jars. Unfortunately, I stopped eating it for a while.. Especially, since there are 200 calories in only 2 tablespoons.. I'm talking about HEAPING ones.. They also have cashew butter as well.. For a GREAT price too. Along with the Almond Butters prices.. I also bought some Nature's Charm sweetened condensed coconut milk... Which means it's dairy free Especially, since I'm lactose intolerant.. It tastes so good U could eat it by the spoonful. I bought it to mix it into brownie batter... It gives the brownies a nice and chewy consistency.. And they are to DIE FOR.. The service is also GREAT there. There are enough cashiers.. Along with enough stations to check out yourself... It really runs like a well-oiled machine. As ALWAYS Whole Foods TOTALLY RULES..

Stopped in on a road trip--quick gas fill up and yummy snacks! Love ordering up front in a gas…read morestation like this.

Came by the Wawa on 22nd Ave N after a late night out and placed an order for a chicken corn…read morechowder, a quesadilla, and a fruit smoothie. My quesadilla and smoothie came out rather quickly, and then a young woman named Briana walked over, asked if I had a certain order number, and let me know they had run out of the chowder. I was pretty disappointed since that's my favorite soup and I was starving. She apologized, explained what they still had, and offered to make the chicken noodle soup if I wanted it. What stood out was how she related to me right away, mentioning how she loved the corn chowder too. It felt genuine. I went with the chicken noodle soup, and she made it with a smile. While it wasn't able to sooth my soul, Briana's attitude made the whole thing better. I just want to give Briana a shout-out for being kind, upbeat, and easy to talk to at a time of night when most people are checked out. Great service.