Warning: Do not buy food from the hot deli area. I was there today. As I walked away I turned back…read moreand saw an employee repeatedly putting her bare hand in the string beans and placing in her mouth. When her coworker saw me, she gestured to the employee the employee to stop. I called and informed the manager and he didn't sound surprised by the behavior. That in itself was alarming. He said he would speak to them. This is unsanitary. Eat at your own risk.

The store manager and recently a couple of the employees working at the self checkout line were…read moreless than customer service friendly. I was made to feel like a thief. I go there as often as I can, I am an Aldi customer first, then Winn Dixie for the rest, always easy to check out on your own, as sometimes they are busy with other customers in the regular line. These people need training in how to talk to customers. The store was remodeled and looks great, but these few bad apples will have others thinking about shopping there. I hope they can get it right!

New supermarket Alert!! It's great when a supermarket just opens because it's so clean and…read moreorganized. I only saw it while heading somewhere else. I asked the owner and they have been opened for a few months already. I was able to walk the store and liked what they have in stock. The only think they didn't have were the Ole xtreme wellness tortilla wraps. My delight was the seafood section. They had seafood and OYSTERS!! Oh my! I had to eat some immediately. I asked the guy behind the counter to open them for me. I could tell he doesn't open oysters, but it didn't matter. He was pleasant about it and got the job done. I went and picked a lemon and had him cut it and ate the oysters right there. They were fresh, a good size and a good price.

Purchased meat and had a weird color to it and smelled horrible, got a variety and all the same…read morecondition.

Another Walmart review! Again...it's Walmart! Lol. They don't have these in New York, so having…read morethis is always a bonus. This isn't one of the Walmart Supercenters, so it doesn't carry quite as much, but it still has all of the basic necessities and then some. It's perfect when you need to make a quick stop without wandering through a huge store. They have a hot food counter and started serving sushi. I decided to try them out and they really are not bad. The sushi is HUGE. WAY too much rice. But it tasted fresh. But guys, fix the sushi size. You can shop and fill up your gas tank all in one trip, making it a convenient stop when you're on the go. Overall, it's a great neighborhood Walmart for those quick errands.

Very small but very busy local Walmart store yet they had everything I needed. The parking lot was…read morevery busy and smaller

I completely understand that Walgreens partners with organizations that help feed kids in need, and…read moreI think that's a wonderful mission. But good intentions don't automatically make something fair or appropriate. At this location, there are always people stationed directly in front of the doors -- not off to the side, but literally standing where customers have to walk in and out. You can't enter or exit without squeezing past them or feeling like you're being cornered to stop and talk. It creates social pressure, and it's uncomfortable. Not because I don't care about the cause, but because I don't like feeling obligated or guilty just to shop. I spoke with who appeared to be the manager about it and was told, "That's fine, but we do it because it's for a good cause." To me, that was dismissive. Customer comfort shouldn't come second to corporate charity optics. What makes it even more frustrating is that many of us already give what we can to these causes. Times are tough -- groceries and essentials are expensive -- and being physically stopped at the door adds guilt to people who are often already doing their best. Supporting a cause is wonderful. But it should never come at the expense of customer experience, comfort, or access to the store. A fair solution would be letting customers donate inside at checkout or digitally, without having to physically push past someone to enter. I hope Walgreens reconsiders this practice. Not because the cause isn't worthy, but because respecting customers' space is too.

One person working the line at the pharmacy-waiting 45 minutes so far to pick up a simple…read moreprescription Every time I go in there it is like this-never anyone to help you-either ridiculously short staffed or not staffing to save money-this location is a nightmare

On the evening of May 15, I visited this location to buy a lock for my sons travel chest. I asked…read moreone lady in the electronics department where the travel department was. She had no idea what I was asking about and could not even pronounce the word travel. Make things worse her name tag said she was a lead...maybe travel was not her department as a lead she should have some knowledge of the whole store or know to look it up on a device. I went to a second lady who barely spoke English and also did not know what I meant. This is horrible customer service. Your people need to know how to speak to people and most of all know the store they work at.

We went to get my sister's hair cut here. WE didn't need an appointment add the price was…read morereasonable. The hair dresser did a good job with my sister's hair. She was also respectful and professional. Then, we went to buy a few stuff. I was looking for a certain item and the people I approached and asked, didn't understand English. It's a big place with clothes and food items and if you're not familiar with the store...well, you get my drift.

This location is newly built. Not even a year old. It's a beautiful Publix. I love the fact that…read morethey have a dining area where we can eat our Publix meals. I've noticed the last two times that I've been here that I'm waiting almost 45 minutes for a sub to be made. Which is very disheartening. And I was told that the staff was new and someone gave me a tip to order on the website first so the wait times would not be as long. Outside of that, it is a beautiful Publix. And I will continue to shop there.

New big location thats been open since December. The staff is nice and there is an area upstairs…read morefor you to eat. This location has ramen which I decided to try the spicy tonkontsu with pork. For it being from Publix, it was good. The ramen came with 3 slices of pork, scallions, corn and half a boiled egg. It had good flavor but wasn't really spicy at all. I was hoping more for a kick! Next time I will try their rice bowls or poke!

We're incredibly grateful to this supermarket for sponsoring our competition team. Their support…read moretruly made a difference, and it means a lot to see a local business invest in the community and young people. On top of that, the store is always clean, well-stocked, and full of friendly staff. Thank you for your generosity and for being such a positive presence in our community!

First, I'm Cuban. I do appreciate a nice latin mercado. But the people that work there are so rude…read more I saw the eggs were 11bucks for a medium. I said wow. The eggs are 11 bucks in spanish. And the manager told me go to Walmart because they are cheaper. Super rude. He can suck it