I stopped by Whole Foods in Aventura on a Sunday afternoon because I forgot to place my online…read moreorder the night before and needed to pick up a few things. The store was really packed. There were barely any eggs left from the brand I usually buy, and there was also a wait at the meat department. Once they got to me though, the rep was really helpful. Checkout was probably the most frustrating part. There were only two registers open and a lot of people waiting in line. I ended up switching lines since I only had a few items, and one of the employees was nice enough to help me get checked out. Overall, the store was very clean and nicely stocked for the most part, but they definitely need more staff during peak hours. I would probably rate this location a 3.5/5.

I've been shopping at Whole Foods for a few years now. I am surprised I have not managed to write a…read morereview yet! However, this WF location is in a prime spot close to Target, Best Buy, and other stores like Ulta. The food is always fresh, it is always very busy, and the employees always make a point of stopping to say hello while you are in the store. The ambiance of the store is like any other WF: clean, with a good selection of products.

Could not love the selection of clean options especially snacks & chips (and gum free kalona…read moredairy!!)! Such a welcome addition to the neighborhood!

What a shame . This great establishment has gone down the crapper since it first opened with…read moreexcellent supervision. I have Fresh Market, Whole Foods, Publix and Milans very close. I have elected to shop Plum but no more after today. Twice I have approached the produce managers to correctly label and place the organic items so the consumer knows what they are purchasing particularly since the dirty dozen kills overtime. I have been met with poor attitude, excuses about label ordering etc...Im done . Im a chef and a grandma not interested if they care not about the consumer.

I absolutely love this Publix. Their deli sandwiches are a staple for me, and their Wednesday sushi…read moresale is honestly one of the best deals around -- the quality is consistently great. The produce section always catches my eye too -- the colors are so vivid, especially the way the fruit is arranged, it almost reminds me of a 1960s psychedelic poster. I try to pick up something new each visit, and you never know what you'll discover -- a fruit you've never tried before that turns out to be amazing. Kind of like how a long-lost color video of Led Zeppelin performing was recently rediscovered in a university archive, footage nobody knew still existed, filmed here on the sacred ground where this Publix now stands, back when the location of this Publix was home to Thee Image Club, a legendary psychedelic rock venue in the late '60s. Their natural preserve jams are a favorite of mine too -- they always makes me think of those groovy musical jams. And of course, no visit is complete without their cookies -- genuinely one of my favorite treats, sweet, soft, and I still don't know their secret recipe. Funny enough, it reminds me a little of the mystery around the Grateful Dead's six shows at Thee Image Club back in 1968 -- no known recordings exist, just the memories of the people who were actually there. Some things stay a mystery, and somehow that makes them even better. There is a magic to this Publix -- you can feel the groove in the air, the memory of what it once was and the presence of what it now is. Far out great food, out of sight fresh produce, and the tasty jamming delight of their sweet Publix pastries. If you know your rock music history, you can almost hear the sounds of legends like Zeppelin, Zappa, the Grateful Dead, B.B. King, Eric Clapton and Blues Image permeating the air. This magic isn't just hiding in plain sight -- it's available to you right here, right now. So turn on, tune in, and experience the cosmic joy of the groovylicious Publix in Sunny Isles Beach.

This is my go to Publix... Usually never too crowded at least during the week after work... And…read morethere's a parking garage as well which has been great on rainy days or during hot summer months. They typically have e what I'm looking for in stock and staff are pleasant.

I haven't been at this location in a very long time. Store was very crowded with both locals and…read moretourists. Since I was in the area, I only came here to see if they had a particular brand of bug spray in stock. As I entered through the garden section, I asked a male employee who was standing by the door if the bug spray was in this area. He shook his head no. I assumed he didn't understand what I was asking for. It didn't matter, I spotted some Raid on the shelf near the pottery. I eventually found the brand I looking for which was on clearance. I also was able to find a courteous male associate to price check the item (after a female associate said she couldn't do one) just to make sure it rang up at the listed price. It was accurate. Was out of that store in minutes. I'm not sure when I will return. Decent customer service was a bit difficult to get at this location.

They have hired people who are not qualified to work behind a cash register. Not even fluent in…read moreEnglish. They have little to no customer service whatsoever throughout the entire store. Not worth the visit!

This a beautiful grocery store, you can't tell from the parking lot, but it's quite big too. It was…read moreclean and organized, and they had fresh produce. It's definitely a little on the higher end, but I still found some deals, making it an affordable visit. The wine section was thoughtfully laid out by country and I was pleasantly surprised from their selection. There were of course South American wines, but also Australian, South African, and Japanese Sakes. The experience here was pleasant and checkout went quickly, as there were many registers open and short lines.

Not a bad store. The only problem is the checkout line was soooo slow. I had this long haired guy…read morenamed Mattia and it was like watching grass grow seeing how long it took him to pack up bags. AND, about five employees standing around doing NOTHING who could have helped with bagging to move the lines forward. I blame whoever is the manager for not noticing and improving employees' performances.

Casa Brazil Gourmet Market is one of those places that instantly makes you feel at home, even if…read moreyou're just stopping by for a quick bite or to stock up your pantry. What really stands out here is the authenticity. They offer the truly traditional Brazilian snacks that so many of us love, like coxinha with its crispy outside and creamy chicken filling, kibe, empanadas, pão de queijo that comes out soft and warm, and of course, the sweet brigadeiros that are a must for any Brazilian-style gathering. Beyond the snacks, the market is well-stocked with pantry supplies for food lovers and curious eaters who want to explore a little bit of Brazil from their own kitchen. You can also find authentic Brazilian meats and frozen items, perfect for every occasion, whether you are preparing a weekday dinner or hosting friends on the weekend. For those who love grilling, they even have barbecue supplies that bring the real flavor of a traditional Brazilian churrasco to your table. The prices are very reasonable, which makes it easy to enjoy these specialties without breaking the bank. On top of that, the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, always ready to help you find what you need or suggest something new to try.

Such a cute market and food was delish!!!. Very nice people working there too! I liked that it was…read morewalking distance from the hospital!!! And the food I felt was much healthier! I tried a ham and cheese Brazilian ball and it was perfect. Not salty and not greasy. A perfect little appetizer and i also ordered a tapioca with chicken cheese and tomatoes. I wanted to rate this place a 5 but I felt the tapioca had a chewy texture, and there wasnt much chicken. I also didnt feel that the corn inside with cheese and tomatoes matched

The best pharmacy experience I've had has been at this Publix Pharmacy. Always on time, always…read morecommunicative about prescriptions and refills, and always kind. Thank you.

I am honestly shocked by the customer service at this particular Publix\. I have shopped at other…read morePublix locations and have never had an experience like this\. My 8\-year\-old child and I came in from the rain with an old, wet Publix\-branded umbrella that had been left in our apartment by previous owners years ago\. While we were paying at Customer Service, the cashier kept looking at it\. As we were leaving, an employee ran after us and took the umbrella from my child because it had the Publix logo on it\. We did not take or steal anything from the store\. We were simply left to walk home in the rain\. I am absolutely shocked that customers can be treated this way at this location\.

4/1/25 I just had the worse tuna wrap I ever had. There was…read moreThe smells amount of tuna on the stove you don't taste when it's made. I question the server about it and she confirmed with another person that this is half the container. Maybe they're bringing less tuna per container but enough $6.99 with the long line wait. Everyone was friendly placed with clean and parking was easy. No April fools.

Went in for 3 staple items and they had none. Did not have Fairlife fat free milk,coffee creamer…read moreand peroxide. Pizza on sale but limited variety. Don't carry items that I have to go another Publix to buy. The only redeeming quality is the ladies in Customer Service who have been there for years and are always helpful.

Special thanks to Carlos in the Bakery - sub making shop. Friendly guy and makes a great sandwich!read more

Saturday afternoon. Not too busy. Parking garage in the back on Polk Street is free, second floor…read more Upfront of store you must pay 7 days a week. I tried to purchase a product that was not available at this store. I went to customer service the girl did not know how to check if other Publix in the city carry product. She at least got the grocery manager. He did not know how to check other stores. Said he can request the product and can call me when they get the product. That was waste of my time. How are employees not trained to use an application to cross reference other stores to help locate a product if it is available. Now I have to manually drive to each Publix to see for myself. This is how companies lose business to their competitors. There has to be some training done by district managers to lower management and to front store staff as well. I'm very disappointed

cheese products are out of date and they are on the shelves -…read more there are some cheese products on the shelf which the best before dates are missing.

I rarely give negative remarks on a place but here I do. The reason for my negative remark is…read morebasically because of the high prices. I'm shocked that I get things at other Middle Eastern places for at least 30 to 40% off. So it's either they buy their products expensive or they just like the high mark up. Besides that the place is very clean with good service.