Publix did it again. The service, cupcakes and ambiance amazing. Cupcakes were delicious. We…read moreordered cupcakes in celebration of co-worker having her baby boy. Cupcakes were perfect. I brought 3 home since I didn't eat any having to watch my carbs. lol

We travel from the Gulf Coast of Mississippi to this Publix location off Airport Road in…read moreMobile--and it is absolutely worth the 50-minute drive. Mississippi doesn't have Publix stores, and every time we visit, we're reminded why this one is top-tier. The customer service here is consistently excellent. The staff is always professional, respectful, and genuinely helpful. You feel welcomed as soon as you walk through the doors. The store itself is spotless--well-maintained, organized, and fully stocked with fresh, vibrant products. We especially appreciate the wide range of quality items that align with a healthy lifestyle. Whether it's produce, deli, or specialty goods, everything always looks fresh and inviting. Publix has become a little getaway for us--an excuse to cross state lines, knock out errands in Alabama, and enjoy a clean, pleasant shopping experience that we only wish we had here at home. Highly recommend this location if you're anywhere nearby.

Rouses is my favorite grocery store. I usually get my seafood from. The service and ambiance…read morefriendly and courteous. I bought these on Saturday and I love my crawfish cold so I refrigerate for a day or two. They were fresh and tasty. Most days they run out so I will get mine early for the weekend.

I love coming here even if it is a few miles from me. The deli, bakery, & salad bar is one of the…read morebest for supermarkets in this area. There are always affordable fresh flowers available to purchase and houseplants. Good gift ideas. The produce is always great. Shop the adds, there are weekly specials. I see a lot of people but wine here, a big selection. I have only purchased meat here a few times, it's pretty good. I used to get a lot of good stuff on clearance. The shopping center it is in is great for buying other things as well, clothing boutiques for women and children, bakeries, a five and dime store. Plenty of free parking in a private lot. Staff ate wonderful and friendly. I always find what I am looking for. It is in a good, safe, affluent area surrounded by stately homes, local businesses, churches, and private schools. Spring Hill College is directly across Old Shell Road. A good place to buy groceries.

As good as the produce and homemade products are, the staff is even better! So helpful and polite…read more Love this place!

On one of our drive around trips while in Spanish Fort we ran across this spot and decided to give…read moreit a look. What a nice market ! It is run by a family who adds daily to the veg options from their own farm - love it. All the offerings we saw (fruit & veg) were all top quality and ready to be picked up .. no weepy and dated stock which we loved. They also have great jarred options, dairy, frozen and much more. We ended up snatching up some cucumbers, watermellon and oranges - all VERY tasty. This is one of those spots that will be a regular for us going forward !!

Greer's Downtown Market is a staple in the downtown Mobile, Alabama area. The staff is friendly and…read morethe supermarket has an overall positive ambiance. The food is competitively priced and as far as supermarkets go, Greer's Downtown Market is a good enough option.

The prices posted on items on the shelves are not accurate, and everything rings up higher at the…read moreregister. They say they mark up 10 percent at the register plus ten percent sales tax. Not accurate. They are marking up more than that. I usually don't notice, but bought coffee filters that showed a cost of 1.94 on the shelf, rang up as 2.06 and with added costs came out to 2.50. What about this is fair to the customer on a budget? None of it. Very shady. I really like the nice people who work there, but this practice seems very sketchy.

This Greer's, like many things in Fairhope, feels like travelling to simpler times. There are…read morebigger stores with more shelves and a greater variety of products. However, none come close to triggering that feeling of nostalgia. I've always been able to find what I need here, and the staff is always helpful.

I got everything I needed friendly people price very good. I love the store. The lunches are very…read moregood. Very good selection. They must have a tremendous chef there. I would go back when I have a well pleased with the store.

Absolutely! Here's a polished, Yelp-ready version of your crawfish review that keeps the…read morepersonality and structure but reads clean for a public audience: Crawfish season 2025 is here--and PigFish Seafood came in strong! I dropped in on a Monday and the crawfish were calling my name, so I had to answer. Shoutout to Matthew Rowe--he understood the assignment! I asked for spicy crawfish "for play play"--just enough heat to make it fun but not overbearing--and he nailed it. The seasoning was flavorful with a kick, and yes, I was sneezing. (Because as we all know: If you ain't sneezing, it ain't seasoned!) Bag Breakdown: * 3 lbs of high-quality crawfish--clean, well-prepped, and only one straight tail (huge win!) * No heads included (thank you!) * Two pieces of corn and a couple of potatoes--that corn was so good, I needed a second one immediately Delicious crawfish, great service, and a solid spice level. I'll absolutely be back!

This store is a complete price gouging nightmare. I rarely shop in Piggly Wiggly's because it's…read morejust not my taste. I'm not bougie, I'm particular lol. There's only one in the New Orleans region and that's on the Westbank (Westwego). However, I'm here in Prichard, AL, (in the hood) and decided to check out their produce section cuz I love fruit. These folks are seriously taking advantage of my peeps. The prices in Westwego are a heck of a lot better than here. How can one gallon of Hawaiian Punch (filled with high fructose corn syrup) be $4.99 when at Walmart it's a buck twenty five?? The cheapest styrofoam plates, nowhere near Hefty quality costs $16.73 for 100....it's more like 50 plates unless you're putting bird food on them because you'd have to double them up to keep food from falling off. Apple Jacks cereal $6.99 for a 24 oz box? Are you serious?? A small branch of grapes, $4.71 wrapped up on a small styrofoam lunch plate lol. Baby! Y'all can have this mess. I honestly hate that this store is taking advantage of poor people and should be closed. They're not here to provide an affordable food supply for these families, they're literally enriching themselves off the poor. I guess the community knows what's happening up in here, considering it was empty inside with very few customers. I put everything back that I was going to buy (3 containers of strawberries). I was just too disgusted with those insane prices and didn't feel comfortable patronizing this place. I know people are in business to make money but c'mon, you're up charging over 100% for many of these items and you know that ain't right.

The visit at this location's deli was by far the absolute worst experience I've ever had at any…read morePublix. Kenya, or the lady wearing her name tag was very unfriendly, unwelcoming and didn't give me what I asked for. Her attitude and demeanor was just horrible. She never asked if she could help me. She just stood there looking at me. I had to ask, does your staring at me means you're ready to assist me? And she shook her head. I'm a South Florida native currently living in New Orleans. I always loved shopping at Publix because of the experience. Their slogan used to be, "Where shopping is a pleasure!" It certainly was not today. I come all the way from NOLA to shop at the Publix stores in Mobile because there are none in New Orleans and I'd be darned if I come this far to get terrible service. I'm not a Karen but I will be one today and notify the manager. Kenya was supremely unpleasant and I will never visit this store again. Then I wanted a couple orders of 20 pcs breaded chicken wings and the guy says he's sorry but he's busy with a 100 wing order and couldn't make my order. Pathetic!! This never happens at any other store I've been to. The Publix stores in Saraland and Spanish Fort were stellar compared to this one.

Cherish in the bakery was so kind to help with our grandson's Lightening McQueen cake! My DIL…read morepicked up the cake right before closing Friday night. It was not in the cooler when she arrived and unfortunately when she arrived home the cake had slid off its base. There were no support rods in the layers. (I found out later that is not Publix's standard. They should change this!) I took it back in the morning to see if Public could make it right and Cherish had it ready before the party. I really appreciate and recommend the bakery staff at this location. Thank you!!!

Winn-Dixie had fallen in quality for years, but about a year or so ago, Southeastern Grocers (the…read morecorporate owner of Winn-Dixie) dumped a lot of money into the supermarket chain and went forward with a new business strategy to position Winn-Dixie to reclaim their former glory. The best thing that Southeastern Grocers did with Winn-Dixie was to put an emphasis on their line of USDA Choice grade beef. I honestly wish that they wouod just dump the vheap beef that is not USDA graded, but I am sure that this inferior quality but cheap beef has plenty of people buying it simply because of the price point. They also have been having good sales with an emphasis on BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals. All in all, I would definitely recommend a visit to this particular Winn-Dixie.

CLOSED in 2024, unfortunately for me. It will reopen as an Aldi in 2025…read more Winn Dixie stores have the best fresh baked sandwich bread, bagels, baguettes, and specialty breads of the local bakeries.