Winn-Dixie has been doing a lot to change its business model and I commend them for that. I had…read morestopped frequenting this brand due to what it had turned into, but have been going to them more and more due to their better quality of meat that they have been bringing in. I would recommend a visit to this location. Staff was friendly and they had some good deals.

The meat selection look really good. They have an attached very small takeout restaurant not good…read moreat all. Very dry chicken very dry pork. The butcher shop looks amazing. The restaurant does not.

We ordered a 1/4 of a cow from a farmer in Georgia and this is the place that processed it…read more This was our first time doing this so we walked in and asked for our 1/4 cow and we had to drive around back. But the inside is full of beef, pork, chicken, smoked sausage and so much more. They have an area that they serve cooked food, but that portion closes after lunch time. We got our cow loaded into the cooler and we got a credit for not taking the boxes. So of course we went inside to buy some chicken and smoked sausage and bacon (with or without the rind) that they slice right there. Amazing pricing and service was quick, helpful and knowledgeable. They ship too which is good to know since it was a 2 hour drive for us.

Food is too expensive! Service was pleasant and friendly. Ambiance has a lot to be desired…read more When Winn Dixie closed, this became the one go-to grocery in our small town. They have raised their prices beyond a reasonable and fair amount. IS that price gouging? I am not sure. But the cost of their food is not affordable to me and probably a lot of other retired, fixed income and or low income people living in our community.