Price is super high and the produce not fresh; No one speak English, if you are looking for free…read moretour in Cuba this is your place.

I feel like an ALIEN when I walk into this store. I guess they think that I'm with ICE!…read moreHardly anyone speaks english, there's spanish music blaring, their prices are high and items I want are no longer stocked or available from SE Grocers warehouse.(or so they say) Did I say that I felt like an ALIEN? lol

@publix in Lehigh Acres "I am writing as a loyal customer,…read morebut as a professional with extensive experience in the customer service industry. I am currently one of the top employees at a corporation of 15,000 people, and based on my career, I can tell you that Randy is truly special. ​Whether it is watching him proactively ensure every customer is cared for, or the time he stepped out into a rainstorm to help me with my broken-down vehicle in the parking lot, his actions consistently demonstrate elite-level service. No matter where you look in the store, he is there making sure everything is okay. ​Publix has a 'golden employee' in this man. I strongly encourage you to provide him with the opportunity to move into a General Manager role. From one professional to another, I can recognize a leader when I see one, and he is exactly who you want representing the Publix brand."

Publix not like it used to be. Got a rotisserie lemon pepper chicken, and it only had 1 wing. Wth?!…read moreFor $7.99, we want the whole chicken. Come on guys. Prices gone sky high also.

In Southwest Florida like Naples and Fort Myers vicinity, Publix supermarket once reigned supreme…read morewith more than 50 stores. Whole Foods, Sprouts, Bravo Supermarkets, The Fresh Market, Lucky's Market, Trader Joe's and Aldi have grown their footprint and expansion here in recent years. Walmart and Publix had battled against Sweetbay, Food Lion, Bruno's and Albertsons. There were several Bravo Supermarkets opened here in the last few years. How they fit in the grocer battle in Southwest Florida? I was in the Lehigh Acres in late Sunday afternoon. My curiosity made me swing by a Bravo Supermarket in Lee Blvd. First, most Bravo Supermarkets are franchised and locally owned. Bravo grow into Florida from New York. It catered to Latin Clients with fresh produce, dairy, meats, seafoods, snacks, drinks and prepared foods. There were two food trucks at the end of parking offer Jamaican and Latin food. The produce area is adequate but not that big. Pickup parsley, one eggplant and two bitter melons. I was looking for tropical fruits but the Papaya was huge and the size is not suitable for our need. Only three Mamay Sapote were available but there were good selections of Malanga and yuca. The green guavas were very fresh and looks amazing. Will check out the seafood and the meat department on the next visit. From the frozen section, I got 4 Mango Ice Cream bars and a Argentinean Beef empanada. From the small bakery section, I got two Pan Mexicano and croissants. I was at the store around 4 PM and did not explore the prepared food or deli section! This is a good side store and not huge. The place is clean and the staff is friendly. A good Latin Supermarket! Now, I know how Bravo and others can compete with Walmart and Publix. Just differentiate yourself from Publix and concentrate on your own niche.

I went looking for exotic fruits, and definitely found them here!! They had such an amazing…read moreselection and for the best prices! I got mamey sapote, sapodilla, black sapote, starfruit, and burro bananas. Also the employees were really friendly. Will definitely be back!

Great Aldi location! Always stocked & organized shelves. Friendly workers, short wait for…read morecheckout. Aldi food has improved so much over the years, the quality rivals big name grocery stores. It IS still possible to pay low prices for good food!

This is for LEHIGH ACRES store. I notice if your under staff some items aren't on the shelf when…read morecustomers need them. Temperature control on ALL MEATS should be taken serious and cleaning the meat area shelves are a issue for bacteria growth. Accountability is a must if you cannot hire staff to keep ALL ALDI STORES SANITIZED. Prices are good but what good is it if the customers get sick. News media will be around the corner. Do better.

This Store has very Cheap meat prices! However, you pay for it with their lack of CUSTOMER SERVICE!…read moreTHEY ARE ARROGANT.I asked them to turn the music down and they acted as if I asked for blood! Their store is Dirty and Dingy. If you want larger cuts of meat special cut magically there goes your cheap meat price! HORRIBLE Horibble

They are extremely pricey. The only good thing here is their fresh Cuban bread and anything on…read moretheir circular paper that says sale. Otherwise, head over to SaveAlot or Winn Dixie. The workers are under paid and over worked. It's sad, greed is a terrible thing.

Don't even waste your time at this place. Just horrible. Especially the auto center. Everyone acts…read moreclueless and slow. If I didn't call about my appointment for my oil change I would've been screwed over. They won't tell you they don't have oil filters. If I could put negative stars I WOULD!!! Just horrible. And customer service is even worse. What do they even get paid for? Being lazy?!!! That's basically what it seems to be. I'd go to a different Walmart. They never have any food items really available anyways. And it's always super crowded with people that have absolute no manners. It's annoying and sad.

I don't like the new checkout routine. We can no longer use the self checkout if you have more than…read more9 items and the lines to the cashiers was long. Personally I like using my own bags and even though I place them on the belt they still put them in plastic. When I arrived at my car I transferred them into my insulated bags. Walmart used 13 bags that easily needed two of my bags. I know the moral values of people today steal whether at the checkouts or opening and eating while shopping without paying by getting rid of cans or wrappers before they head to the checkouts. I guess they feel if it is consumed in the store, it's not stealing. Shameful!

Today we dropped off our car for a tire rotation, which takes about an hour. Although it is…read moretempting to grab an inexpensive bite to eat at Costco (hot dog, pizza, salad and/or ice cream) while you wait, we walked to a nearby restaurant. We walked back, did some shopping and picked up our car keys on the way out. Vitamin supplements, water, wine and a battery charger were our main focus today (you can't get a battery charger and your tires rotated at Publix haha). We looked at meat, but just didn't find anything today. We went to the self checkout and were assisted by a very friendly young man who offered to help us. Sure! He scanned everything and all we had to do was pay. Easy peasy.

How can you not love Costco? I have a new appreciation for the healthy products that Costco offers…read more So many great choices for a healthy lifestyle.

Just moved back to Florida after living in North Carolina and Georgia for about six years. One of…read morethe main things I missed about south Florida was the small Latin American grocery and cafeteria stops spotted throughout the area. I couldn't buy my favorite brand of mango nectar, pineapple ice-cream, ham croquettes, spices often used in Latin American food, etc. from anywhere north of Florida. This convenience store is a one stop shop for the hard to find ingredients/foods/items commonly found in Latin American households. They have meat, fresh Cuban bread, fresh produce, canned foods, variety of juices, frozen cut up fruit, cafeteria serving common Latin American meals. Within the shop but slightly separated is even a computer repair area, kitchen necessities like pressure cookers, dominoes, small cigar section and more. Definitely stopping by here often to grab the items regular grocers don't stock up on.