If I could give negative stars that evaporate any positive stars, I would…read more I rushed into the pharmacy today to get insulin for my dog (Layla). I was allowed to cut in line in front of the three people I asked and explained my situation (my fur baby was weak, having seizures, blindness, and couldn't stand and her blood sugar tested 533). My dog (of 8 years) was more than likely dying back at home! This is our first encounter with diabetes in our fur baby. At first it seemed like the person at the counter was going to help but when she came back empty handed I knew something was off. I was told that, "we've already put the insulin away and can't get it out". So basically they've put it away and my bad timing and the rapid approaching hurricane (I was there 15-20 minutes before their early closing) equalled no insulin for my critical canine. I promptly walked away after doubling down and asking if they were sure they couldn't get it for me. They didn't. So I gave them the sarcastic thumbs up and got the hell out of there and went to WalGreens instead. The pharmacist there said he couldn't believe that and said he's sorry that it was super expensive there (Walgreens). I didn't give a damn at that point, my dog needed the meds an hour ago. I paid the larger sum ($160 vs Walmarts $27) and got out of there to administer it back at home. My wife called Walmart to complain and was told the same thing. It was put away and not going to be gotten for anyone, humans included. She had this confirmed with the pharmacist on duty there. So if a person that needed a cheaper vial of insulin had come up there and needed it to get through this storm, they wouldn't get it. These people would rather let another person (or dog) die instead of taking 5 minutes (plenty before the early closing) to get what was needed. Keep in mind nothing online reflected the early closing time. I understand that people who are working right now are nervous and ready to get home but five more minutes to ensure that someone or someone's furbaby makes it through the night is worth it in my eyes. This was not the case here. All I got was a "sorry". Sorry my family member is dying and you can't get ANYONE AT ALL to at least try and get a vial. This is not ok and corporate will be aware asap.

Over the past year, we moved all our prescriptions to Care Rx. Pharmacist Harsh Patel knows our…read morefamily and always has the meds we need, even high demand and controlled ones other pharmacies are constantly out of. We live on the northeast side of town but happily make the trip to central Tally to pick up our Rx. Totally worth it!!

This is a really good pharmacy. Mr. Patel really cares about people . Got a really good price on a…read morepet med too-- much cheaper than online providers. Shop local

i have used the on line ordering with curbside delivery twice. The Bainbridge Winn Dixie has been…read moreoutstanding I'm disabled and this service makes my life easier. I am telling everyone Ed Fleming

This is such an adorable pharmacy. You can feel the nostalgia as soon as you step in. They have a…read morelot of also cute wellness novelty items for decent prices. The staff here was super friendly.

We have been using this pharmacy for over 25 years. Service is alway top notch and friendly. I am…read morealways greated by name and with a smile. The pharmacists Stuart and Anna go out of their way to assist me with follow-ups whenever we have issues getting refills from the physician's office. I love the drive thru as well since it saves me from standing in line when I pick up my meds.

Diya is the best ever !! She helped me get some gifts for a friend of mine and was very nice !!read more

I called this pharmacy to see if they had a certain medicine because my pharmacy that I normaly use…read moretold me to give them a call. I was put on hold a couple minutes before the child like voice came back on the line and was told that thier medicine they had was for thier customers and they were not accepting any new customers at this time. I will not be using them and I will continue to post reviews on every platform I can find on the internet.

Well, it was Memorial Day weekend time for a BBQ. I wanted a Boston butt, thinking back in my life…read morewhat was so tasty and easy to cook. Back in the day, Boston Butt, I believe, was consider at the bottom of the barrel, it was cheaper than other cuts of pork because it was scraps of meat and fat but it sure was tasty and tender.. I went to one Publix, couldn't find a Boston butt or anything called Boston butt. So I went to the another Publix, the one on Capitol Circle East in Tallahassee. I found three packages called Bost Butt. Boston Butts are usually distinquished by the fact it is tied together by string. So I looked at each of the packages and choose the medium sized one. It had a lot of fat and meat interspersed, usually a good sign in determining if you have an actual Boston Butt. After wrapping it in the usual tin foil , well seasoned, I smoked it for several hours. Sadly, no, angrily, I discovered that Publix's definition of a Boston Butt has slipped badly. Or maybe it was the butcher packaging the meat. Or maybe, worse, and what I actually suspect, Publix has decided to milk every dang penny out of all meat and fat they have. The so-called Boston Butt was a mix of god knows what scraps of pork they had lying around. Some of the meat was the type of tender fatty meat you'd expect in a Boston butt. But a lot of the meat was dark, light, apparently coming from other pieces of pork they sell. After all the meat was cooked, I had to cut it with a sharp knife like it was a picnic roast or something. This being about the third time Ive gotten scrap pork meat tied together and not resembling a decent Boston butt in texture and quality, I will no longer buy pork from Publix. I quit buying steaks from Publix years ago and about the only meat I buy anymore is ground chuck for burgers. Sadly, Im going to hit the local meat market in the future or Winn Dixie and Piggly Wiggly. Publix corporate offices can eat their junk product called Boston Butt.

With mixed feelings I write this review as it bring back PTSD as a teenager working for this…read morecompany for 3 years. One recent trip back to my old stomping group to visit family and friends I had a chance to see how much Publix has changed. No longer are the old flourescent green polyester employee uniforms perfect for the 100 degree Florida summers . The employees couldn't have been any friendlier and I easily found fresh fruits and veggies that were organic. They even had Einsteins bagels in their delicious smelling bakery . I would recommend coming here if you want plentiful parking, friendly customer service and a huge selection of reasonably priced grocery items.