Publix

Move to this area recently. Have always shopped in Publix. This Publix is a disappointment. The produce has been consistently terrible. It is not fresh. I have had to throw away much of it. My experience in the deli was another disappointment. I was planning a party and wanted to serve quinoa salad. When I went to the Delli they did not have it and said they wouldn’t have it for a couple of days. I explained that I had been planning on it for a party. She insisted that she would not have it for a couple of days. I was disappointed so decided to try the Publix on Sunrise Blvd. across from Galleria. They did not have it either, but the young woman at the counter asked if I could wait a few minutes so she could make it for me. I was so happy and watched as she made it. It took about 5 minutes. She explained that everything is prepackaged to mix together and it was her pleasure to help me.
We use Seattle’s best coffee #5. You haven’t had it so we asked about it and there was no attempt to accommodate our request. I would have expected that with a customer’s request, there might be an attempt to get a product, especially since you carry other Seattles Best coffees.
When Passover came along it was nearly ignored. I had to go to a different Publix to get the items that I needed to prepare for the holiday. The other Publix had a huge display with EVERYTHING that was needed for Passover.
17^th St. is my most convenient location. I would love to shop conveniently, but at this point I might have to go out of my way to shop.

This Publix is one of the largest ones Ive been to. Fish department must buy from the local fisherman because it always looks fresh. They seems to cater to the tourist too, ots of beach toys, lotions, chairs, coolers etc.

Yes it is clean. But do not order a sub and expect it to be there. Why offer a service you cannot provide? 3 stars as no publix around here provides subs via online ordering. Other than that, this one is better than the rest

Un très grand supermarché qui propose beaucoup de fruits et légumes très frais pour un prix raisonnable.
Les salades toutes prêtes sont bonnes, roboratives, et coûtent entre 6 et 8 dollars.
Le meilleur, ce sont les sushis très frais et avec un excellent rapport qualité/​quantité/​prix.
Pas notre supermarché préféré car un peu trop cher (par rapport à Trader J*** pour né pas citer la concurrence, et un peu moins original et healthy-​green) mais parfait pour dépanner et se faire des repas sains si on né veut pas manger au restaurant tous les jours!

Amber and Jesusa are absolute sweethearts! They were very nice and Jesusa raced to get me an item that I forgot to grab while Amber was checking us out. Thank you for making our trip from Chicago easier! You girls rock!

*Very friendly employees, always eager to help
*Huge fresh produce department
*Extensive selection of Greenwise products
*Incredibly beautiful fresh sushi and seafood
*Sparkling clean
*Free blood pressure monitoring
*Ample parking
*Located in a gigantic strip mall with fun stores such as Total Wine
*Convenient: Near Federal and 17^th

A five star Publix from me.
Why? Well, let’s start with who shops there. It’s the closest to the Port and lots and lots of Marina and all sorts of Yachty places. The Port is where you have a lot of luxury charter yachts. Charter yachts need to be stocked with yummy fresh goods constantly. Fresh produce turnover in this Publix is HUGE so the fruit and veggies are top class and very fresh. Be careful or you may be stuck in a line behind a cabin crew with three or four shopping carts full of stuff that you could only DREAM of putting in your cart on the holidays (last time I was here the crew in front of me rang up $ 1,600 in groceries).
OK, so you can stand drooling like me at the stuff others are putting through the register for others who have probably never seen the inside of a Publix… or, you can take yourself over to the fabulous British goods section and drool at the biggest ever reasonably priced selection of Brit Food I have ever seen outside of a specialty store… and they have even more of a selection (except for crisps… because what do American’s know about crisps?).
Aisles are spacious, staff are super smiley, parking is a cinch AND they have a Total Wine & Spirits next door. Win win.
I come here for the Cream Crackers (hey, big spender!!)

Being that this Publix is in the same shopping center as my gym, I frequent here often. I have to be honest, this isn’t my favorite Publix. I find the employees here to be rude and unaccommodating, i.e. helping you locate coupons, giving you attitude on returns, and just overall unfriendly.
Why is it that some Publix’s are the best shopping experience ever and others make you feel uncomfortable just for being a customer? This is really something that should work out as a brand.
The good aspects of this Publix are that this is a huge location and has a lot of variety of products that not all of the other Publix’s offer. So, if you are looking for a specialty item, i.e. an indian sauce to make homemade indian food, then this is the Publix for you.

A nicer, cleaner, better stocked large-​sized Publix, obviously catering to tourists and long term vacationers in and around central Beach Fort Lauderdale looking at some of the nontraditional items they carry. I found some rare castille bars of soap here once! This one can be likened to an upscale Wally World marketplace focusing mostly on upper scale grocery selection, if that would ever in life exist.
Minus one star for the higher prices than other Publix stores, but they also stock a WHOLE lot more items and random stuff.

My favorite of all the local Publix, becuase of it’s size and the quality of both customers and employees. It is a lively Publix (which I like), but even if you want to shop quietly, you can do so at off hours — early in the morning or later in the evening work. Such a big, clean store, with almost everything you can think of… and while the produce isn’t always the greatest, their overall value is very good… lots of BOGO’s all the time! A big bakery, a good fish counter and a very good deli make this one of the better Publix… and their wine and beer section isn’t bad either!
This is one of the more upscale Publix areas and it shows in the quality of shoppers — throw in lots of folks off their yachts, cruise ships or others heading for the beach, and it makes for an interesting mix. Last but not least, if you are so inclined (which I occasionally am) there’s a great Duffy’s just across the lot which makes for a welcome diversion prior to diving into your grocery shopping!

Publix is obviously a great supermarket, but management must be out of town today. I am still in line at the deli counter going on 30 minutes, and am not close to being served. Staff is gossiping and doing everything but help customers.

Staff a little stuffy. Mainly the cashiers. The large quantity of produce along with shopper specials is a plus. The fresh made salads, sandwiches, sides as well as the cooked chicken area is great. They also have any information booth to give you tips and tasting of daily product.

This is a great Publix!
I love that it is always clean, well lit and stocked. And if you can’t find something– there are always plenty of friendly people who will direct you to what you are looking for.
And here’s another surprise– there are always plenty of cashiers so the wait time is minimal.
Plenty of parking with easy access.
I was a fan of Publix when I lived in Florida and continue to be to this day.

This is my favorite Publix in the area! It is very large nice wide isles. It has several organic items — almost eliminating the need for a Whole Foods visit — other than for more specific vegan items… and fresh coffee.
It is very well stocked with several different options. Just one thing… where do they keep the Tahini?! I walked around for 20 minutes one day without finding it…

Umm wth was I always going to the one on sunrise?!? Don’t get me wrong that one is nice BUT this one is FABULOUS!!! The guys behind the lunchmeat counter know what’s up when slicing lunchmeat aswell as packing it! The store is very clean the people are pretty nice and they have everything under the sun! LOVE IT!

First class all the way ! They have a great bakery, and a super deli. I like the buy one get one free every week. Their meat is a cut above all the rest. They have a sea food department that is just fantastic and the employees are very helpful. I like going at least twice a week.

I think I’ve died and gone to Publix heaven! clean huge organized stocked helpful nice. sweet Jesus!

No matter how you stretch your imagination, there isn’t a Publix around that can begin to compare with a Wegman’s. However, setting that aside and since there are no Wegman’s (boo hoo. I’m crying) in or around the SoFlo area, I’d have to say that this particular Publix is one of the best by far. The prices are about equal to all other larger super markets, the place is generally clean and the aisles are not always so darn clutter with boxes and employees constant busy stocking shelves.
The best part is that they have some things the other Publix markets don’t have. A good selection of frozen fishing baits, frozen rabbit, a selection of duck thighs and breasts and quail, just to name a few of the more off beat ones.
They also have a good wine and beer selection, but of course it doesn’t begin to compete with Total Wines which is just a few store fronts away.

Of all the Publix stores that I’ve been to in Ft. Lauderdale, this is by far my favorite. It’s large, clean, and parking is a cinch. I usually come here after my early morning workout, so at 730am on a weekday, it’s usually just me, the employees, a couple of stock people, and a few other customers. Grocery shopping is ten times easier when you pretty much have the store to yourself.
Their BOGO sales are fantastic: you can stock up on everything from mayonnaise to pasta.

Nice little Publix hidden behind several strip-​centers off the 17^th Street Causeway. This is where some would say, «I can’t believe I passed it by.» This is where I say, «It is VERY easy to miss.» That being said, I was happy to see that the newness had not worn off and that the associates were still chipper and the Deli was open through closing time. Far too many Publix deli’s close their delis one to two hours BEFORE the store closes — even though they are not supposed to close early. Being a fairly late night for me, I made it through the entrance JUST as the manager was locking the entrance. I was able to get myself some fried chicken, chicken tenders, and rotisserie chicken.
Publix makes some of the best chicken tenders around.

Great selection.
Prices seem on par
Produce and deli seem great