I need to give this bakery a shout out! Your brownies are delicious! I came by after dark for a…read moresweet treat before going to ride in the neighborhood and look at Halloween decorated homes, and these brownies were the perfect touch! Displays were so nicely organized and all the pastries and desserts looked 10/10!!

This Publix provides great service, stays well stocked and organized. Lines move quickly when I am…read morethere and there is a self check out area as well. I haven't ran into any problems with staff or management in any department. The hot food area has always had all options available (unheard of for Publix or I might just be getting lucky with my timing).

No one ever around to help or knows what's going on. Prices not marked. Trapped in the lawn and…read moregarden section after walking in those doors because there are no signs when the area closes. To bad everyone can't do the bare minimum at their job and still have one.

Doug Floyd went out of his way to help me today. I needed a USB drive but it was locked in a case…read more He searched for the associate who had the keys. Dasia came to help. I had everything I needed and went to the register. A sweet young lady, Tiara checked me out. Gwen came by to greet me. We chatted for a minute and I had to go on my way. Thanks for another awesome experience with Walmart in Chelsea!

This is hands down the worst grocery store I have ever shopped at. The variety they offer in all…read morecategories is very limited and priced sky high. The aisles are so narrow you can't get through them for boxes piled up in the way, not to mention you can't pass another shopper. The produce is all stale and much of it rotten. And the staff, especially the cashiers, are extremely rude. Never again will they get a dime from me. Somebody in another interview mentioned Ingles. If Ingles Markets ever comes to Birmingham they'll put the Pig and Publex out of business. You should visit one sometime and see what a real grocery store looks like.

Well I have been going here since the first day it was open and I love it especially since it's in…read moremy neighborhood.me and all of my friends go there all the time special in my family warmer cooking dinner it's my go to place

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Great customer service. Their meat department was fully stocked. The meat market guy went and got…read moreoxtails for me proudly. He was really pleasant. Their meat prices were phenomenal and I will definitely be back. The store was very clean and orderly. They also have a hot bar for people to order piping hot meals for lunch and it smelled divine and I almost gave in but it was too early to eat that fried okra and cobbler that was eyeballing me.

First time stepping foot in this store. Everyone was so kind. I ordered the family meal and it was…read moreamazing to say the least. It was seasoned very well and full of flavor. I have added sprout to my list for meal preps and I highly recommend it. Large portions!

These family meals are delicious. They are seasoned perfectly, portions are well enough to feed…read morefamily of four. Can't beat the price for a healthy meal.

Good food awesome service always clean but over priced water balloons…read more But I still love this awesome place

Good prices. Plants are cheaper than Lowes and Ace for flowers. Very friendly staff and a lot of…read morethe essentials.

When I went into this Trader Joe's recently, it felt like they've spread things out, maybe they…read morepared down the inventory for a more spacious feel? I know they have made some changes since it first opened, but it did feel sort of less cluttered. I say that because while the aisles felt wider, the produce less crammed, and a back corner reconfigured, I still have never mastered the art of shopping Trader Joe's. The placement of items seems so random to me, and unituitive. Why are there peanut butter cups and harissa above frozen vegetables? Why are cookies over nearly everything frozen from dinner entrees to breakfasts? It can be a little frustrating for 'compartmental shoppers.' If you want fresh flowers, make sure you go early in the day for the best selection. And if you're going for flowers near the end of the week, be also forewarned that a number of church flower guilds use TJ to create and/or supplement their weekly arrangements because TJ gets some unique flowers in smaller bunches at decent prices.

By Trader Joe's standards, this is an easy parking lot. I love shopping here, it's pricing seems…read morefair to me, especially compared to the alternative, Publix. Flower selection is always well-stocked, fresh, and beautiful. They have a good selection of meat, cheese, basic produce, and specialty frozen products. I have some gripes about the layout, but recognize that the model of TJ's is the 'thrill of the hunt.' I would complain, but I know they're doing it on purpose. It's fun. I went most recently on a Sunday morning. Do not recommend. I was dodging cute couples discussing Sunday supper while trying to get through quickly. I like to go at slower times so I have the room to lollygag and loaf about. My recommendations: soup dumplings, frozen mandarin chicken, strawberry licorice, and any other snack that strikes your fancy. I always pick up a couple bottles of the "two buck chuck." The Trader Joe's vineyard, Charles Shaw, is colloquially called "two buck chuck," but has gone up to $4 these days. Still, it's a good enough wine for me. I never go in expecting to find household items. I did not get to check aluminum foil off of my list. Alas, I must hunt some more. How thrilling!

This is a nice Publix off of 280 in Mountain Brook. It's super clean and you can get what you want…read morepretty quickly and efficiently.

Let me start by saying I love certain departments in this store. Front of the house always great!…read moreThey speak, very courteous never an issue. Same for the meat department. Now the deli dept horrible there has been plenty of times I've left this store to go to Overton bc of the quality of service and attitudes. Also the pharmacy I wouldn't dare get a prescription filled here. The pharmacy is very rude and nasty. I would rather go to cvs or gentry across the street. Also it's a very hit or miss store. Some days you can go in and find every item you need and some days you might not find a single item. The only reason I go to this Publix is the connivence to my house.

Awesome store and awesome service! They were all helpful and kind! I would definitely go back and…read morevisit them again!

80's music was playing. Everyone was very friendly and their new product area had lots of…read moreinteresting things. I bought some protein soda.

I always receive good service and have a great experience at this Publix. Today I went in for a…read moremoney order and while I was grabbing a couple things from the deli area, a lady from behind the counter, called out to make sure that I didn't need any assistance. All of the employees that I encountered seem to be enjoying their day even while they were working and that speaks volumes.

I can't remember ever having a bad time at Publix. This Homewood location is in a shopping center…read morewith a few other businesses, so it's easy to knock out multiple errands at once. The staff is friendly and the store is typically clean despite the constant influx if customers. I'm a fan of Publix's bogo deals, hot food bar, and sushi section; I love trying something new each visit. Their fruits are also a fav, I appreciate the pre packaged variety. Their pre-made sandwiches are great for a grab and go snack, I also like to take them on my hiking trips. My sorority sisters helped me discover "pub subs" in undergrad and they're still an easy choice for lunch or dinner when I'm feeling lazy. Glad to have this place in my area!