This is such a convenient grocery store. It's great when you don't know what to make for dinner and…read moreeveryone wants different things. The deli has crunchy fried chicken, pizza, pasta, sushi, taco bowl bar, hot and cold bar with changing food options. We've had dinner here a few times. I love the beer and wine bar where you can have a drink while you shop or get dinner and a drink. There's plenty of seating by the bar as well as on the second floor. The staff are always so kind and helpful. This was definitely one of the best Publix I've ever been too.

Wow! This Publix is awesome. The most one stop shop Publix I've seen. Stopped in to grab a little…read morecoffee at their Pours Cafe. Thrilled to see a Publix that has a coffee shop in it. They also have several more/bigger food counter items than other Publix. A burrito counter, deli for pub subs, sushi. So many options in one space. I also saw that they had some neat events coming up. This location has really raised the bar. Now the last few years publix has become almost prohibitively expensive compared to other stores in the area for groceries. But I'm not opposed to grabbing a coffee or fast meal at this location if I'm in the area. I also don't know when it opened but it was shockingly not crowded at all middle of the day on a Sunday

It's aways has the largest selection of international food and the lowest prices on meat and seafoodread more

​If you are looking for those hard-to-find international ingredients, Rowe's Supermarket is a local…read moregem that belongs on your radar. It's consistently one of my favorite spots to hit when I'm planning a global menu or just need high-quality staples. ​Global Selection: Their international aisle is impressive. Whether you're hunting for specific spices, sauces, or specialty grains, they usually have exactly what you need to level up your home cooking.

You can find a little bit of everything at Aldi. Mostly off-brand quality items at a good price…read more Not to mention some unique things you may not be able to find anywhere else. Or certain items you can just flat out get cheaper than anywhere else (like milk or eggs). Likewise, you can't find everything...it's really kind of the things that you need the most and/or sell the best for the store. Let us not forget the German and other European items they carry...YAY! I have personally shopped Aldi all over Europe in addition to the United States. Everywhere you go they seem to be the same, but different. That said, this store seems slightly larger than others. However, don't let that fool you, they all seem to hold the same amount of products and I've noticed they don't carry a few things here that they do at the St. Augustine store and that is a smaller store. It's ok though, everyone has their idea of their own personal favorite market. This store does seem busier due to the location and honestly the staff doesn't seem as welcoming or as friendly as other stores. Parking can be indifferent since it's located in a busy shopping area. Don't forget your quarter to get a shopping cart! Then don't walk away from your cart without remembering to get your quarter back! Hey...at least it's not a Euro like it is in most of Europe! And it's a pound coin in the UK! Plus, bring your own bags or you may find yourself without any way to carry your purchases unless you buy a bag...yes, they do have some available for purchase. Boxes are often inside for your usage as well. Did you know there is a cool history about Aldi? Indeed! In 1913, Anna Albrecht opened a small food store in Essen, Germany by the name of Albrecht Discount. Around 1948 her sons took over the store and expanded to 4 stores total...becoming a chain. Ahead of their time in 1954, they opened the first self-service checkout store in Essen-Schonnebeck. The abbreviated version of Albrecht Diskont was introduced in 1962 as ALDI. However, in 1960 the brothers had a dispute on whether to sell cigarettes and it ultimately led to the stores splitting into two parts and then renamed Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd. The stores remain separate to this day and are headquartered in two different places in Germany. Aldi fun facts: - Aldi Süd (South) is the one we are most familiar with here in the United States. The first store opened in Iowa in 1976. (Yes, that makes this location part of Aldi Süd.) - Aldi Nord (North) bought Trader Joe's in 1979 the United States. Yes, that makes Trader Joe's Aldi store. - They used to be a cash only store and through the years they have adjusted what payments types they would take. But in addition to cash and a few other forms of payment...they all take credit cards now! Woo Hoo! In closing...I think anyone can find something at Aldi's to try. If you have never been here, then give it a go or just stop in to check it out. Personally, every time I step in a store it makes me miss living in Europe...so I go partly for the "feel" of it! Yes, yes...the stores in general are still different from their European counterparts, but still close. Enjoy!

Beautiful and clean location and fully stocked! Easy and quick shopping. Check out was also swift…read moreand helpful.

Always excellent service, clean, and organized! Highly recommend ! Makes shopping a breeze!read more

Very clean store lots of varieties Price are kinda a little bit high, friendly staff lots of parkingread more

I don't shop here often or for many items, but for the handful of things I buy and the gas I pump,…read moreit's a solid location. They're rarely out of what I need, and the lines for gas usually move pretty quickly. It's a clean store and the staff are nice. No complaints from any of the experiences I've had.

Gas prices are fantastic. Scan and go checkout makes shopping quick and easy. Prices are a bit…read morehigher on some items but digital coupons allow for some good buys. They also have an increased variety of items compared to other warehouse clubs.

I think this will quickly become one of my favorite Aldi stores. This is is the spot of the former…read moreWinn-Dixie. The store is very large, spacious and clean! The selection is like any other Aldi but it is so clean, large and bright. There is plenty of room in the aisles for multiple carts. The produce has been great so far! They are still hiring which is probably why there was only one line open with a line of customers. They need to get some additional help. Overall though, its a great location and I would gladly return.

I had come to enjoy this recently opened store for a few items they carry and because they are…read moreclose to home. I had not shopped on a weekend until today. It was busy and there were only 2 cashiers. I ended up at a gals register whose name you will find at the end of the alphabet. I mentioned to her that she really needed to clean the conveyor belt. It was wet with a white substance and who knows what else. It was crusty with dried on who knows what. I did not want to put my groceries on it and in fact waited to put my groceries up until there was dry spot. Her response was what did you say? Asked in manner that suggested I was being inappropriate by mentioning the clear issue. She continue to dress me down pointing at the line of people, mentioning how busy she was...She did this loud enough that many of the customers in line could hear. There was also a dozen eggs broken on the ground that appeared to have been there for a awhile. As I bagged my grocery I could here her complaining about me to other customers. One customer turned as she left and told this cashier she was doing a good job. I beg to differ and not just because she didn't clean the conveyor belt. She exhibited the WORST customer service I have EVER encountered. One of the things she said as I was bagging my groceries was that she was "tired of having to take the high road". Then you truly should not be in customer service. A more appropriate response would have been I know, I'm sorry, I have been very busy. I will take a moment to get it clean. She certainly should not have tried to embarrassed me in front of other customers. She was indeed busy and probably had been all day. But that conveyor belt was beyond disgusting and was probably a health hazard. So two points here. Take a moment and clean the belt. Your reasonable customers don't want to put their grocery on that belt. Put them in a reusable bag and then set those grocery on their counter tops when they get them home. My 2nd point here is that why were there only two registers open? Which makes this part a management issue. And they need to do better. Your customers should not have to wait in long lines for overwhelmed and nasty cashiers.

All military commissaries are full of great deals. This one is no different. This one is huge…read morecompared to the military commissary at mayport. This location actually has a seafood department. Only negative point here is the baggers. If you want to bag your own grocery or do not need help to your car. They are rude. They do only work on tips. They should not be rude if a person does not need help with small quantity purchases.

Very clean and well lit with a variety of shopping options. They offer self check which makes it…read morequick and easy.

Could not find an item and one of the staff saw me perplexed and asked how could they help? They…read morefound the item for me without hesitation. Then at the checkout line, there was an item that I thought was on BOGO, turned out it was the bigger size. The bagger stepped up and said don't worry, ma'am I'll get that for you. The cashier did not appear upset for my mistake and actually was quite pleasant. The bagger came back with the items with no trouble at all. I just moved here so this was a very pleasant experience.

Recent shopping at this location. At check out, only to find…read morecashier socializing with another cashier. Didn't say hello or even a greeting. Funny how they try to justify higher prices with the benefit of customer service. You are better off going to Winn Dixie! Your customer service at this Publix is horrible!!