I moved into this neighborhood a few months ago and was very pleased to find a Publix just a couple…read moreminutes from my new home. In fact, it was one of the reasons we liked this area. As usual, the staff is always friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable about the locations of everything in the store. It means so much when you ask for something made in small numbers and the guy stocking shelves at one end of the building knows right where your item is located and jumps up to take you there. Unlike some competitors, Publix stores are always well-lit and clean. The carts don't steer themselves all over the place and they roll super easily. Everyone in the place--staff and customers alike--Is smiling. Did I mention the Deli sandwiches? Heaven! You won't be disappointed.

We love Publix. It's the only place I grocery shop. But I am so disappointed with the deli. If you…read morecome in after 9 pm to get a sub you will either find the deli shutting down and reluctant to serve you or they do a poor job making your request. Don't order the Rueben! My bread was mushy and the sandwich was overdressed with thousand island. If this is how they make it at all the stores it needs to be taken off of the menu.

Went there to buy South carolina peaches and was disappointed. Looked more like nectarines and had…read morea bland flavor that was underwhelming. Ive gone here over the past 7 years and their peaches were always exelent. Must have been the cold weather.

Outstanding products. You can't go wrong with local grown food . Highly recommend . Very large…read moreselection of produce and home canned.

love going through self checkout and seeing the most helpful workers - scott, brady, etc. seeing…read morefamiliar faces when i come to the store is uplifting! the only downside is how busy this walmart gets haha

We just moved to the area, and have shopped here a few times for groceries and other items. The…read morestore is always very clean. The selection per each department is great. The prices are a bit lower from where we came from in Central Illinois. There are many associates to ask for help. My only concern. Some of the associates only speak Spanish. Since I don't speak Spanish, it presents a bit of an obstacle. But not something a picture can't solve instead of a spoken word. I really like this Walmart. Thank you for providing a great shopping experience. I can't understand why it gets many low star reviews.

This place smells like something died in here I would not recommend dont buy meat here it smells…read morelike it went bad

I've been shopping here every now and then. I do find a lot of the things I need at a cheaper price…read morethan the normal grocery store. Some things are about the same price as the grocery store. The staff always seems nice and friendly and are there to help you if you need it.

The quality of the food is excellent but the owners of the place or a bunch of crooks. If you don't…read morespeak Spanish they will take advantage of you. The prices go up magically. It seems like they make up some prices as they go depending on how you look. Also they don't give you an itemized receipt so you can't see what each individual item costs. If you ask for something even a little different from the standard menu offerings, you will leave the store a lot poorer than when you came in. I have seen and heard the husband and wife conversing with each other in Spanish about my order and I know enough to understand that one is telling the other to bump the price up for the gringo. I pretend that I am totally ignorant of Spanish.

This is a little hole in the wall Latino grocery store with a hot foods counter where you can…read morecreate your own plate combination and take it to go. Super cheap, friendly employees, and whatever you order is going to be fresh, hot and delicious. The owners are Dominican but the food is a combinaton of Dominican, PuertoRican and Cuban. Cuban sandwich - awesome. Steak sandwich - awesome. Cuerito (crunchy greasy pork skin) - awesome. My favorite combinations: Steak and onions (bistec encebollado), yellow rice with pigeon peas (arroz con gandules), and yucca en escabechi (yucca with onions & peppers in warm vinaigrette). Or go full-blown PuertoRican and get Roast pork with mojo (pernil con mojito), yellow rice (arroz amarillo), stewed red beans with pumpkin (habichuelas rojas con calabaza), and sweet plantains (maduros). Another good one is Mofongo. This is a big ball of mashed garlic green plantains and you can top it off with your choice of meat. The best way to eat Mofongo is by topping it with a big ladle full of Carne Guisada (beef stew) or Bistec encebollado (Steak and onions - and ask them to scoop up the pan juices from the bottom to put on your mofongo too!). If you have never tried Latin food, or you have but were never really impressed by it, go here. If you are unfamiliar with the menu and don't know how to order, then try one of my recommendations. You can't go wrong.

Sad sushi experience, $11.49 for a shrimp cut in 1/2 that I could've paid the same price at a Sushi…read morerestaurant and gotten 2 large shrimp tempura in a roll for the same price. For the amount of money we pour into Publix with daily grocery needs, I'm very disappointed. Won't be buying sushi here anymore.

Don't bother ordering from this deli, they are slow and unable to complete orders in a timely…read moremanner. Ordering ahead in the app seems to make your order take longer. Drive to the other side of town, it will be faster