Not my first time in a market with Publix, but definitely the first in quite a while. So I admit, I…read moream struggling with the Publix format having come from two successive Kroger markets. This store in particular is fairly large with a pretty expansive format, but a lot of the merchandising left me confused. For instance, I was looking for lemonade, and I noticed that it is carried in 3 to 4 different locations across the produce juice and deli sections. It made it extremely frustrating trying to figure out whether or not they carried Milo's lemonade, which I eventually discovered they carried every milo's product except the lemonade??? Not really sure what the rationale behind that is given the lemonade is the most popular sku in the brand. Anyway, I digress. The second thing that I find a little challenging with Publix is understanding what the actual deals are standing at shelf. I couldn't really tell what was on sale, what wasn't and what the real values were. I'm assuming this information is probably buried in a sales flyer, which I probably need to pick up the next time. That being said, I found overall service in the store to be decent but even given the number of employees walking around in the store I don't think I've was ever really been greeted or offered help without asking first. Definitely a location and a brand that is going to have to grow on me.

Sometimes I pop into Publix just to see what I didn't notice on my last visit. I found some great…read moretreats. The aisles were clear and clean and the selection here is amazing. The service at Publix is always pleasant.

Owned by the nicest people, this is the type of old time butcher shops you remember from your youth…read moreif you grew up in small town America. Meat cut and trimmed by experienced hands of butchers who have long practiced their craft. Large meat quarters and halves cut on-premises with sausage prepared on-site with real herbs and spices. The sausage varieties range from breakfast rounds to chorizo, kielbasa, and Italian. Beef and pork varieties. There is a food-prep area of the store for grab and go, lunches and various dishes for out-of-store dining. Great quality meats, honestly sold by family, and sides and sauces to round out your meal plans!

Excellent quality of meat,owner is very helpful, always very kind, special cuts made to your…read moreorder. You want long thick beef ribs, instead of the "BABY "short back ribs"t he grocery stores sell. This is the Place to get those OLD TIME SUPER LARGE, REALLY RALLY LARGE MEATY BEEF RIBS!!! the Prime Rib from Butchers Block, turned out to be the Softest, most tender Prime Rib, we've ever eaten!! This is a Butchers Shop, from the days OF OLD, where true QUALTIY in preperation & the cutting of meat, really meant something. This facility is the place where you can shop for a long time while planning what to stock in your freezer; from Veggies, to meat of all sorts, to some limited seafood items, to a few brands of locally grown & crafted condiments in Mason Jars. Or dried herbs, for flavoring of your side dishes you create from their array of veggies.

Has a great deli 7 days a week Special everyday…read moreService is also great, reliable and the prices can't be beat

1 This store is kept clean all ways…read more 2 Every one is nice and Helpful 3 Prices are all ways in line with other stores.

Hi Everyone, What do…read morewe all hate to part with always? Money! Why? Because most of us needed it constantly in our American driven consumer (you & me) economy, daily. Ya know, the more the merrier, lol. What do most of us enjoy receiving? Value! Why? Because some of the time, it is in very short supply. Ergo, the American driven consumer (BtF, or Built to Fail) economy. But where can we consistently find value for less money? Ya know, like giving up less of what we don't want to part with (i.e. money) and more of what many of us enjoy receiving (e.g. value)? Walmart in Pooler GA, that's where. Yes, I realize that some of our experiences with Walmart may not have always been stellar. However, this is a FANTASTIC deal! What? Go on with your bad self! I'm here to tell ya, if you need tires, and want an outstanding installation, and if you are a Walmart + member, free lifetime (the tire, not yours) rotation, and balancing while receiving a very highly rated set of Goodyear Reliant All Season radials (low rolling resistance, quiet, good dry, wet traction, and light snow control, yea that one!) with a 65K mile warranty then Walmart in Pooler, GA be the place. How do I know? This is the tragic part of the this story, tears optional. Our Hybrid Avalon needed a new set of tires. Followed by, only two weeks later, our Prius needing three new tires because our only four year old set of Michelin Defenders which cost $928.00 complete w/tax and installation were starting to dry rot with only 28,000 miles on them and 7/32's tread left on them. Man, that's a lot of tread left! Yea, you're right! This is the same set of Michelin tires which had one tire blow out last April 2025 on Route 17 N outside Charleston, SC when I was driving to an Emergency room for treatment. Yea, and they only had about 23,000 miles on them then. What? Yep! Total cost of seven new tires installed w/lifetime balancing & rotation (Yea, Plus Member) $952.00 including tax. What, no way! Yea way, all day! But how was your customer service experience? Outstanding! Ben who checked me in was respectful. Kelsey who did the work on our Prius was very friendly, efficient and very polite. I have forgotten the Gentleman's name (I apologize), who installed our Avalon ties but he was terrific as well. And hey, I had a new experience at this Walmart in Pooler, GA Automotive department as they actually answer the telephone! Rare, I know, but they do. So let's add this up. 1. Seven Goodyear Reliant tires for about the cost of four Michelin Defender tires. 2. Good, competitive product, rated very close to the same quality based on performance. 3. Good customer service. 4. Installation time the same with appointment. 5. Five percent cash back on all Walmart purchases with Walmart One Pay CC, free lifetime tire rotation and balancing, Paramount + or Peacock subscription for free for a year as a Walmart + member. 5. And if these tires show dry rot in four years (Please Lord no), I certainly will feel a little better having paid very close to half the price! Conclusion: Yea, I'm good to go! And you can be too at Walmart in Pooler, GA, if your Glide Ride, needs tires. Enjoy!

Long lines, can't use self checkout unless you pay a fee, cashier's are extremely slow, said it's a…read moretest case. I'd say they failed, will avoid this shopping experience at all cost,

If you're looking for something special, the staff here is great at helping you find your way…read morearound the store. They have it all when it comes to Asian ingredients, snacks, desserts, noodles, seaweed, teas, etc. the ambiance is pleasant. Not too crowded on the times I've been. Easy checkout, reasonable pricing. Great to have this local Asian market.

The young man there was very helpful and the store is nice and clean. i look forward to returning.read more

this is the pits when it comes to publix. no red onions? who doesnt have red onions? went to the…read morecocktail mix isle for pepe lopez coconut mixer but none and couldn't even find salt for margaritas. wow. organic mexican cheese out of stock for 4 weeks. is their a shortage? dont get me started on the lack of creamer and simple items like cat food are non existent. been to the poorest area of st pete. south st pete and walked in better publix stores there. what a disgrace to the publix name see photo of prime rib

Shaquille was a customer service Rockstar on the very busy Monday holiday I shopped here. Shaquille…read moreturned a frustrating shopping experience - so many shoppers - into a very positive, pleasant experience. He noticed me scanning the ice cream cooler looking for a hard to find - limited edition, Blue Bell flavor. Shaquille helped me search the freezer, and when it wasn't found, he offered to search the freezer of ice cream in the back. Yes, please! This is one of the reasons I'm a return customer at Publix - customer service! Typical to Publix, you'll find the weekly BOGO, deli, limited floral department, great sandwiches/subs custom made, periodically prime meats and great customer service!

Great Deal of Rotisserie Chicken Strips today. $5 off pee $15.99 bag…read moreGreat Deal. Taste Awesome when cooked in the Air Fryer. Maybe 10-15 minutes on 400. Over n Out FranknKimm Costco Pooler Ga July 10th, 2026 Friday

I was on the hunt for a new refrigerator and after doing alot of research I found the best reviews…read moreand deals at Costco. The price was the best, with the fastest service available. I just purchased a membership a few months ago and with all the little discounts and various incentives, it has really been worth it. I received an email informing me of what to expect and the night before the delivery I received a text with the timeframe. The delivery people arrived right on time and had our fridge up and running in no time. So far I am very happy about the purchase and how smooth the process was.

I was so impressed with this store. I rarely leave reviews at all and have certainly never reviewed…read morea gas station convenience store. That should tell you something. As a big craft beer guy always in search of good local brew, I was overjoyed to see that they have the best beer selection I've ever seen at a gas station. There is about half a wall's worth (I'd say 12-15 feet of head-to-toe cooler space) of craft beer and of that, it's mostly Georgia beers. They also have artisanal ice cream, coffee, and a number of other snack foods that heavily outclass Cheetos and Ding-Dongs (though more traditional snacks and drinks are available as well). The store is spotless and seems to resemble more of a high-end grocery store rather than a run-of-the-mill highway-side gas station convenience store. I've been to 49 states across more than a hundred road trips and I have *never* seen a business like this. My only regret is that I failed to get pictures to share here.

From the owner: What Makes This Business Different…read more Unlike a basic gas station, Broughton Market focuses on experience + product variety: 1. Upscale Convenience Store * Wide range of snacks, groceries, and daily essentials * Known for premium wine & craft beer selection (strong local reputation) * Functions almost like a mini specialty store, not just a convenience shop 2. Food & Beverage Experience Inside the store, you’ll find: * The Coastal Caffé * Coffee, breakfast, sandwiches, quick bites * Ice cream offerings (including premium brands like Leopold’s mentioned by customers) * In some cases, food vendors/restaurants operating inside (like local concepts) This turns the business into a hangout spot, not just a fuel stop.

We were in town for some Savannah Bananas fun...for just short of a week and didn't want to eat out…read moreall week. Food Lion delivered on all things we wanted/needed. Seems they are connected to the Northeast chain Hannaford, which made cruising the store easy since the layouts are the same. Don't fix what isn't broken! Quality of the food? Top notch! Roast beef was rare, ham was tasty and provolone cheese was awesome. Prices were very reasonable and we saved a ton over eating out 6 days in a row. Plus my sister got to "experiment" in the kitchen with recipes that can be interesting. LOL Will be back when in the area!

"Herb" gave me attitude, including interrupting me when I was talking, asking what my bag of…read morespinach was (and when I told him and started to say it was good with bacon, he cut me off and snarled, "I know what spinach is!") He sneered at me further when I asked for a subtotal and put a few things back because they were over my budget. His comment: "Wow. Really?" Food Lion, is this how you want your people to represent you?

Times: Varies…read more Purchased: -local honey, local juice, pastries Pros: - Lots of variety of foods! -great selection of freshly made items. -great bakery -mostly friendly staff. -clean and organized. Cons: - Pricier, but better quality costs more.

I'm a Loyalty Member at The Fresh Market. I received emails advertising to a "Taste Authentic…read moreItalian Products" event to be held at their store on Abercrombie Street in Savannah Georgia. I went to the store this afternoon at 1 PM. The event was advertised to run on September 19 (today) between the hours of 10 AM and 2 PM. I did some shopping at the butcher counter and was reminded of this event by and large sign in the store and a card on top of all the checkouts. I go back to look for where this event was taking place and I couldn't find it. I asked the people at the deli and cheese counter who said they didn't know anything about it. They offered to get me the manager, Joe, who came out and said he didn't know anything about it either. This is peculiar because there were signs in his store advertising it. His excuse was"I only came in at 12:30 I-don't know what the other manager did." He offered me a tasting of the parmigiano Reggiano. The sign in the store and in the email listed a variety of products to taste with a 10% discount to loyalty members. I would have loved to taste the.2 Leaf balsamic vinegar, Asturi Bruschettini, rosemary olive oil, Alesia thin breadsticks, Italian lime or raspberry, ginger, sparkling water, Veroni Prosciutto Italiano, and Matilde Vincenzi chocolate cookies. But I was only offered a taste of the parmigiano. There was no display of these wonderful Italian products and because I couldn't taste them. I will never know if they would have offered me that 10% discount. I love Italian products and I most likely would have bought some and have continued returning to fresh market to buy them if I liked them. This event, According to the advertisement in the store was cosponsored by various Italian trade associations. I'm sure it was also sponsored by the manufacturers of the products that I never had an opportunity to taste. I wonder if they realize their reputations were damaged by this store NO HOLDING THE EVENT.? Joe's explanation, that he didn't know what the other manager who presumably went home at 12:30 did is insufficient. If there was an event started at 10 why would it have ended at 12:30 and not go on till 2 PM? Why didn't Joe remedy the situation when he arrived at 12:30? The fact that the people behind the deli and cheese counters knew nothing of the event, despite having a sign in their area advertising, it tells me nothing was done at this store. Corporate management needs to take a look at this store and assess what their local store managers are doing and make the appropriate changes.