..and just like that it's 10 years later and we are on a trip. The selection of productions was…read moretop notch, we felt it was curated for us. It was clean and everyone was helpful and pleasant. 4 types of microgreens taramasalata Nut pod milk shrimp $8.99 a pound and really good Mineral Agua by Jarritos PG Tips Tea Heinz Baked Beans Sushi I could go on and on. For a local grocery miles from a big city we got more here than we did at our home Publix in PCB. More than A-OK

I would love to support local and shop at our locally owned Pig, but they are way too expensive…read more They are selling small town quality groceries at Whole Food prices; basically gouging folks for their hard earned money. Every time I have visited I have not completed my list because they are asking way too much. As a local who lives within 5 mins of the pig I often find myself driving an hour to Publix in PC to save money on groceries and not feel like I am being ripped off by a store that has a monopoly on the area.

We bought fresh shrimp and red snapper. Both were excellent! Location was very convenient as it was…read morejust across the street from our VRBO. I highly recommend.

Nice general type store with post cards, souvenirs and fresh fish / shrimp…read more Worth stopping by to catch up on local updates and order some steamed peel&eat shrimp while you're there.

DISCLAIMER: This review is very similar to my review of Publix Super Market in Panama City Beach,…read moreFL. We were staying at a friend's condo in Seagrove Beach, FL for a weeklong family vacation to include my parents, my sister and her family as well as my family. Once we arrived at the condo, we needed to go to the grocery store to fill up our refrigerator with food & drink for the week. A quick Yelp search revealed that Publix was one of the closer stores to our location. As I do not have a Publix near my house, I decided to try them out. I mean, a grocery store is a grocery store......right? Wrong! As soon as I pulled up, I noticed, that although the parking lot was crowded, there were no stray grocery carts littering the parking lot. And even though it was fairly crowded on the inside, the shelves were still well stocked and there were plenty of employees replenishing the supplies. The employees were also very friendly and willing to help if a certain item could not be located. I feel the prices are slightly higher than my local Louisiana (New Orleans) grocery store, but I was willing to pay a little more to shop in a store where I found everything I needed. If I am ever back vacationing in the area, this Publix will be my grocery of choice.

If you want to see what grocery price gouging looks like in its natural habitat, go visit the…read morePublix Super Market at WaterColor Crossings that serves Seaside and Seagrove. Walking into that store feels less like grocery shopping and more like accidentally wandering into a tourist-trap convenience store wearing a Publix costume. Everything is pristine. Everything is organized. Everything is friendly. And everything costs an absolutely absurd amount of money. A quick trip for a few basics turns into a receipt that looks like you accidentally bought groceries for a small wedding. You grab a few staples such as milk, eggs, sandwich meat, maybe a jar of mayo and suddenly you're staring at a total that makes you wonder if the cashier slipped a Rolex and a beach condo deposit into your bag. And the worst part is that nothing about the experience justifies it. This isn't some boutique organic market. It's just a normal Publix that realized it sits between Seaside vacation rentals and Highway 30A tourists with sunburns and no other options. The pricing feels less like inflation and more like a calculated shakedown of anyone within five miles who needs groceries. And this isn't just imagination. Publix has been getting hammered by shoppers across Florida for prices that can run 30-50% higher than competitors on basic items. People are literally posting receipts online because they can't believe how much they paid for ordinary groceries. That's exactly how this store feels. You walk in thinking: "Publix -- where shopping is a pleasure." You walk out thinking: "Publix -- where shopping is a financial mugging with fluorescent lighting." Sure, the employees are nice. Sure, the floors are clean. But none of that makes it easier to swallow paying vacation-town ransom prices for groceries that cost dramatically less literally anywhere else. The Seagrove/Seaside Publix isn't a grocery store. It's a well-lit toll booth for people who ran out of food on 30A.

I like Aldi even if it is like a lower class Trader Joe's. The prices are affordable and lower than…read morethe big chains which is very important in today's crappy economy. This location is kept clean inside and out, it's kept stocked, and it's easy to get in and out quickly. I really like the selection of items they carry to make a charcuterie plate with. Although Aldi has a good selection it lacks everything I need to keep me from going to bigger grocery stores. At this location all the registers are self checkout and the few staff they have are busy keeping the shelves stocked.

Basic, but overall a nice store I frequent regularly. Their European concept works very well down…read moreto the $.25 to use their cart and return it when done. Also using our own bags.

I'm staying in the area for a month & overall, this is your run of the mill, what's to be expected…read moreWalmart... good selection of all kinds of products, fairly fresh produce, good quality but slightly pricey meats & huge selection of frozen & canned foods, if that's your thing. The store is always a bit disorganized with racks of clothing blocking the path, items discarded by shoppers on the wrong shelves & some shelves needing restocking, but I feel that just goes to show how many use the store on a daily basis & how it's understaffed, like most big box stores. The ever full parking lot alone tells you how many shop here throughout the day/night. I don't echo the commenters speaking to rudeness of employees, but, I don't know what they're expecting... this is a WMart, where the local masses come for bargains & is the only one within miles, so it attracts all kinds of workers & guests. There is also a huge extended hotel directly across the street, further adding to the entertainment one might find roaming about, but then again, I'm a kamikaze shopper & am in & out as fast as my strappy sandals will carry me. As far as strange employees... well, again, it's a WMart, so I'm not expecting a Neiman Marcus experience. We all come for the same reason... cheapest prices around, convenient location with lots of parking, everything under 1 roof. Bonus: Open 24/7. Note that around 9-10pm (I forget now), you can only enter/exit through 1 door, so if you're a late night shopper, park over by the left entrance (when facing the bldg). This location also has: * Brand new, small, 2-4 chair Hair Salon... unfortunately, located right across from the registers, so your neighbors can see you get your fancy curly perm. Still prices are reasonable ($14+ haircuts) & the young women are pleasant. Might be better for kids or men getting quick cuts, since we women prefer a little privacy when traipsing around with a tangled, wet mane. * Small bank kiosk (I forget which branch, but I'll update next time I visit)... you'll find it by the ever present line of customers, especially military staff, to the right of the registers (when entering the store). * Vision Center, which never seems to be staffed. I've wanted to get my glasses tightened for a week, so hopefully, I'll find someone present within the next week. * Pharmacy... (just inside the right door). As in most stores, busy & always a line. * Rumor also has it there's a Tire & Lube Express & Photo Center, but as I'm not looking for them, I haven't noticed them. * Connection Center for cellphones, in Electronics. The cons? * Floors need to be cleaner, especially near the produce isles & meat cases. * Grossly understaffed & the wait times are reflected in the attitudes of annoyed shoppers everywhere in the store. There are long lines at the deli, bakery & all the aforementioned, besides Electronics (if you can find an employee in that section to assist you). Paying a few extra staff to prevent long register lines, in particular, would be most appreciated. Even your staff seems a bit flustered at time. It's not going to break the bank of the Walton family to add 1/2-dozen stockers & cashiers. Overall... standard WMart. No better, but no worse than any other I've seen. 3* out of 5. I only shop when I need something cheaply, it's the only place around as I'm traveling and I'm prepared to wait in line, even for the self checkout lines.

Don't go for a oil change if your driver side door doesn't open from the inside. Ridiculous, go to…read moretake 5 wear you can sit in your car while they change your oil!!!!!!! The trashy looking white guy is rude and doesn't want to be there .aside from stealing from you with weighing down the meat and making people pay double at the self checkout if you pay online. It's true they were sued for it!!!!! It's not that bad for shopping at your own risk.

Great little general store, they have food, alcohol, and fresh produce. The donut shop is also in…read morethe parking lot

I guess this is an ok Dollar General and serves visitors well. Living here I crave more than the DG…read moreoffers, and usually make the drive to PC for groceries; but in a pinch I am thankful for this DG. You can get milk, snacks, and some meats here; as well as the normal Dollar General merchandise. The staff here are nice, acknowledging you and asking how everything is going. I recommend DG, at least until we get a real grocery store.

Love the customer service from all the hard workers. As everyone is normally understaffed. But they…read moreare working as hard as they can to keep customers happy. For the early closer sometimes due to lack of employees or because medical emergencies I understand and hope everyone can understand things happen that are out of the control of the employees that are at the store. I think Mrs Cora the ASM is absolutely amazing and extremely helpful. No matter how she feels she always has a smile. Will definitely be back!

We were visiting from Az and stopped here twice! The service was great, super friendly. Everything…read morewas clean and you can tell the fish was FRESH. We purchased the grouper, crab cakes, and royal red shrimp to take home for dinner! Both were delicious. We went back the next day for more of the royal reds! We also got a premade shrimp dip which was great! Definitely a place worth checking out!

Quality and cleanliness of the business establishment, they're very appreciative of their customersread more

Sunny beach weather, great live music, and unbeatable outdoor seating make this bar a total…read morecomeback story. Since Patrick took over, the place feels energized, welcoming, and actually cared for. The vibe is relaxed but lively, drinks are solid, and the music finally matches the setting. It's amazing what thoughtful ownership can do--this spot is now living up to the potential it always had but never quite reached before. Definitely worth a stop (or three). We have lived in the neighborhood for five years and are so appreciative of the new owner breathing new life into our neighborhood hangout.

After a lovely afternoon at the pool across the street in the Windmark community , we stopped in…read morefor an afternoon drink and Patrick made us some delicious drinks! My espresso martini was yummy, and my friends got the house special margaritas and they were excellent! Great service, fun to sit inside or outside and we will return tonight for more drinks and to listen to the live music. Great fun!

Good people and a good variety of items to buy from while on the Cape. Employees were friendly and…read moretreated all customers with attention.

The only place you need to go to on the Cape! You can get great deli sandwiches, groceries, beer…read moreand your souvenirs all there. The staff is super friendly. It wouldn't be a vacation without an almost daily trip to the Trading Post.