Publix always comes in clutch, when needing last minute items or full baskets. The layout -…read moreFully-stocked aisles, ends-cap & tables displays w/featured items for sale. The location is well- placed, though parking is a beast and can be tight for larger trucks. As can be with Publix, staff were friendly and perfectly uniformed. Would recommend

Their prices are insane ! I'm from up North and was…read moretraveling through the area. We went to Publix just to pick up a few things and ouch ! Most prices easily double if not triple from the prices I pay up north. We just needed a couple of things, not more than 10 or $15, but in Publix it was over 35.oo. I'll never go back

It is now the Ramsey's Cash Saver and the store manager is a horse's arse. He treats his worthwhile…read moreemployees like crap in favor of his brown-nosing minions. Okay, that is personal, but this is a fact: this store manager who, shall I say, is on the healthy side of plump, spends more than his fair share of time lingering in the deli/bakery department and once in a while he will put cookie dough pieces on a baking tray to make use of himself. Problem is, he has butter-fingers, and a "ten second rule", what I am saying here is that your cookies, or donuts -or anything that the store has to prepare- MAY HAVE fallen onto the floor at one point but carelessly picked back up and tossed onto the baking rack which ended up in an unsuspecting customer's cart and, eventually, stomach. The floor. Think about this for just a moment- deli employees (and managers, for that matter), have to use the restrooms, too. Their shoes walk on the restroom floors. Deli floors. Enough said. This store manager's name is Barfield. Beware the manager who prizes profit over customer well-being. He has no business in this business.

Typical Walmart that is not too far off of Interstate 10…read more No real issues and no interaction with anyone. I grabbed a few yogurts and used self-checkout.

This Walmart is a little hidden because I didn't even notice it until I shut down for the day. When…read moreit comes to location they picked a good spot right by a pilot truck stop. The store is pretty well maintained so that was great not a lot of associates seemed welcoming. It was as if you were bothering them when asked for help. That's probably the only reason I gave 4 stars because none of the associates that I came across greeted me or any other customer. Overall everything was well stocked found everything I was looking for!!!!

My favorite store . However I am still looking for my last…read moreon line order! Placed 2-4-2026 , light socket extender. $7.24 . My last tracking was over a week ago. Was on its way ! Mack Moore , active account.

Just called..no one would pick up ..I mean no one. I heard them put phone down and then talk!!!…read moreCustomer service. Hummm..

This is a great place to stop and buy all your fruits and veggies. They also carry local milk, and…read moreAmish meats and cheeses. Fresh oysters, fresh gulf shrimp, and hot boiled peanuts are also available seasonally. Check it out! Accepts all major credit cards and EBT.

Their dubs are so much better than Subway. I used to be a fan of subway but no more. Bigger better…read moresubs at Publix in Crawfordville

No one loves to shop for groceries, but when you have to do it, it might as well be at a sparkling…read morenew Publix store! This one has everything we've grown to love about this upscale southeastern chain, meaning folks in this part of the panhandle will no longer have to drive into Tallahasee for there specialty food needs. Plenty of parking. Easy to get in and out of, even with an oversized vehicle. Great selection of meats, seafood, produce and groceries. Awesome deli filled with great food to eat here or take home. Friendly, helpful staff in all departments and at checkout.

My family and I were staying in Dune Allen, and we planned to rent bikes for a ride into Seaside…read more That was my genius plan to avoid the traffic and parking nightmare that is Seaside today. Also, the ride from Grayton Beach to Seaside is just a fantastic experience. We arrived at GreenEbikes in Grayton Beach well after their advertised opening time of 9:00 AM, but it wasn't open yet. Signs showed their rates to be $15/hour for electric bikes and $20/hour for fat tire bikes. I asked the couple who had been waiting when we arrived if they thought they might have regular bikes. The man said, "Oh, they have regular bikes over at Grayton General Store." We out. At Grayton General Store they rented regular bikes for $15/day! That's a full, 24-hour day! The bikes were in good shape. The service was prompt, courteous, and attentive. Our day was wonderful. The store has all manner of things you might want on a beach vacation, and it's in a great location right on the corner and by the bike path. We have always liked Grayton General Store, but now we will make it a mainstay for our future vacations.

This place is garbage. Blasting loud music. Nothing in the store is marked with a price tag. A 12…read morepack of Michelob Ultra was $21.99 before tax. I asked how much a case of water was, I was told $6-$12 which is a vast difference. Didn't seem eager to help me find out the specific price of the case of water either. I put both my items back and drove to Publix. Save your time and just go to Publix.

This was a stop while I was passing through the area. Walmarts are good if you need something…read morequick and don't know the area. That's what got me to this one. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

I was told by an employee to apply for truck /stocker job & after talking to nearly everyone…read moreregular in the store , they said apply online , so i did : this was June last year , ive checked back theyve said the same thing but unfortunately Walmart turned over my information to databrokers so now im getting harassed arpund the clock by people with my application info and no idea who the hell any of them are but they are asking for fraudulent *THANKS FOR NOTHING WALMART*

I love their boiled Peanuts, they sell produce, honey, canned food and corny Florida touristy…read moregifts. It's a fun place to stop off the interstate and the people are friendly. If you were ever wondering how people get into selling stuff roadside just ask, rich stories from people who have lived a fulfilled life - I much rather shop here than a grocery chain.

this place has the best boiled peanuts fried peanuts watermelons sausage souvenirs and the best…read moresouthern hospitality!! i stop by everytime im headed to the beach!!

DISCLAIMER: This review is very similar to my review of Publix Super Market in Panama City Beach,…read moreFL. We were staying at a friend's condo in Seagrove Beach, FL for a weeklong family vacation to include my parents, my sister and her family as well as my family. Once we arrived at the condo, we needed to go to the grocery store to fill up our refrigerator with food & drink for the week. A quick Yelp search revealed that Publix was one of the closer stores to our location. As I do not have a Publix near my house, I decided to try them out. I mean, a grocery store is a grocery store......right? Wrong! As soon as I pulled up, I noticed, that although the parking lot was crowded, there were no stray grocery carts littering the parking lot. And even though it was fairly crowded on the inside, the shelves were still well stocked and there were plenty of employees replenishing the supplies. The employees were also very friendly and willing to help if a certain item could not be located. I feel the prices are slightly higher than my local Louisiana (New Orleans) grocery store, but I was willing to pay a little more to shop in a store where I found everything I needed. If I am ever back vacationing in the area, this Publix will be my grocery of choice.

If you want to see what grocery price gouging looks like in its natural habitat, go visit the…read morePublix Super Market at WaterColor Crossings that serves Seaside and Seagrove. Walking into that store feels less like grocery shopping and more like accidentally wandering into a tourist-trap convenience store wearing a Publix costume. Everything is pristine. Everything is organized. Everything is friendly. And everything costs an absolutely absurd amount of money. A quick trip for a few basics turns into a receipt that looks like you accidentally bought groceries for a small wedding. You grab a few staples such as milk, eggs, sandwich meat, maybe a jar of mayo and suddenly you're staring at a total that makes you wonder if the cashier slipped a Rolex and a beach condo deposit into your bag. And the worst part is that nothing about the experience justifies it. This isn't some boutique organic market. It's just a normal Publix that realized it sits between Seaside vacation rentals and Highway 30A tourists with sunburns and no other options. The pricing feels less like inflation and more like a calculated shakedown of anyone within five miles who needs groceries. And this isn't just imagination. Publix has been getting hammered by shoppers across Florida for prices that can run 30-50% higher than competitors on basic items. People are literally posting receipts online because they can't believe how much they paid for ordinary groceries. That's exactly how this store feels. You walk in thinking: "Publix -- where shopping is a pleasure." You walk out thinking: "Publix -- where shopping is a financial mugging with fluorescent lighting." Sure, the employees are nice. Sure, the floors are clean. But none of that makes it easier to swallow paying vacation-town ransom prices for groceries that cost dramatically less literally anywhere else. The Seagrove/Seaside Publix isn't a grocery store. It's a well-lit toll booth for people who ran out of food on 30A.