Publix was a genuinely pleasant stop for us this morning. We arrived just after they opened at 7am…read moreand the store had that fresh, clean, tidy feeling that makes early shopping feel calm and easy, the kind of environment where you can walk in half awake and still find exactly what you need without wandering around. Shelves were fully stocked, everything was right where it should be, and I had no trouble grabbing a few things to bring back to the campervan for breakfast, including bagels and cream cheese that toasted up nicely as we eased into the day. Checkout was quick and smooth, the sort of in and out moment that keeps the morning moving, and we were sent on our way with a warm thank you from the manager as we headed out, a small gesture that always lands well when the day is just getting started. There's a reason we keep choosing Publix. The consistency, the cleanliness, the familiar layout, and the steady friendliness of the staff all come together in a way that makes every visit feel welcoming and reliable. It really is a pleasure to shop here. [Review 305 of 2026 - 286 in Alabama - 25493 overall]

Clean, very friendly and kind employees - except the girl in clown makeup at the deli, who…read moreliterally rolled her eyes because I smiled at her to ask for help...then said she'd be with me in a minute as she waddled over to chat and laugh with another employee. I passed on my Boars Head order because of her. Well stocked, easy to navigate, produce looks lovely. DO NOT get your sushi here though! Not only was it dry (despite appearances that it was being freshly made), but the preparer hid the scraps that made up the ends, which were literally falling apart - a sign of poor training. I wouldn't hesitate shop here again, just pass on the deli and sushi.

The people of Walmart combined with the people of rural Mississippi gives you a great show here…read more That by itself is worth 5 stars. Friendly people and for the rest like any other Walmart in America.

The only reason I go here is because A. Wayne lees is a terrible store, B. The stuff is cheap(ish)…read moreLike I have a love(ish)/Hate(ish) relationship with this place it's always EXTREMELY crowded ( I blame that on this being the only major grocery store in our area) also this place kinda has a narrow selection- Also parking a nightmare and traffic oh well beggars can't be choosers considering this is the only good(ish) grocery store within 30 miles

We love the Publix here in fairhope, it's always so clean and well maintained. We recently ordered…read morethe chocolate supreme cake from the bakery and it was DELICIOUS! I also highly recommend getting their chicken tender pub sandwiches sometime, they are amazing

I walk in it's cold... I get food buy it.. I come home and you won't believe what it says on the…read morepackaging....EXPIRED they r lucky im not DEAD!

Hi!!! Let me start because I'm conflicted with the rating . This is a charming market. I want to…read moregive it a 5 rating on its charm but a 1 rating for false advertising. If you follow me, and please do, you know I seek out doughnuts!!! The local doughnut shop was closed due to the holiday so I decided to stop here for doughnuts. The store front was cute and it says "Bakery". Come on!! I have to look at their doughnut selection. Sadly, and I do mean sadly, their was no bakery. It looks like at one time there might have been. It says "baked daily" right above the area. Everyone was friendly enough, but alas, that's not going to get me fresh baked doughnuts. . Take a look at the pictures for the full story. Cause I looked and looked for that bakery inside of Greers. Should you visit this charming market?? Yes but please don't go there looking for baked goods. Have a great day and keep Yelping!!!

I wish I can give this place NO STARS…read more I do not recommend coming here because there is an employee here who likes to disrespect people of other ethnicity. I do not support a place who would give a job to a racist, ignorant, and uneducated person. I will tell all of my friends and family not to come here anymore. On March 27, I went in to Greer's Market at Bayou La Batre to purchase alcohol. An employee badge #8147 Register #002 Store #00016 asked for my ID, after she looked at my ID, she said to me "Hong kong." I was confused at first when she said that to me because I'm of Asian descent. I asked her what did she say again? And she said to me again, "You're driver's license says you're from Hong Kong." From my understanding, I don't see anywhere on my ID that says "HONG KONG" and it's a American Driver's License. I was born in the States and I speak Perfect English and I can understand clearly when someone is trying to think they can get away with being racist against me because maybe she assumed I can't speak English well. I told her immediately that she is a racist person and that comment was uncalled for and I don't think it was funny at all. She didn't say anything afterwards besides "omg" under her breath. She didn't even apologize for her comment. I don't appreciate being discriminated against and I also don't think Greer Employees especially the store managers care about complaints from customers at all either because I called them and they told me that the store manager wasn't in until Monday. I talked to Deborah to let me speak with the store manager who passed the phone to Sarah and Sarah told me the store manager wasn't working until Monday. She gave me the corporate's number which is (251)457-8655. I will be calling on Monday and seeing if she actually did give me the corporate's number or a fake number to try and get rid of me. ‍ Also. Employee was not Covid-compliant. Had her face mask below her chin.

Publix did it again. The service, cupcakes and ambiance amazing. Cupcakes were delicious. We…read moreordered cupcakes in celebration of co-worker having her baby boy. Cupcakes were perfect. I brought 3 home since I didn't eat any having to watch my carbs. lol

We travel from the Gulf Coast of Mississippi to this Publix location off Airport Road in…read moreMobile--and it is absolutely worth the 50-minute drive. Mississippi doesn't have Publix stores, and every time we visit, we're reminded why this one is top-tier. The customer service here is consistently excellent. The staff is always professional, respectful, and genuinely helpful. You feel welcomed as soon as you walk through the doors. The store itself is spotless--well-maintained, organized, and fully stocked with fresh, vibrant products. We especially appreciate the wide range of quality items that align with a healthy lifestyle. Whether it's produce, deli, or specialty goods, everything always looks fresh and inviting. Publix has become a little getaway for us--an excuse to cross state lines, knock out errands in Alabama, and enjoy a clean, pleasant shopping experience that we only wish we had here at home. Highly recommend this location if you're anywhere nearby.

Winn-Dixie had fallen in quality for years, but about a year or so ago, Southeastern Grocers (the…read morecorporate owner of Winn-Dixie) dumped a lot of money into the supermarket chain and went forward with a new business strategy to position Winn-Dixie to reclaim their former glory. The best thing that Southeastern Grocers did with Winn-Dixie was to put an emphasis on their line of USDA Choice grade beef. I honestly wish that they wouod just dump the vheap beef that is not USDA graded, but I am sure that this inferior quality but cheap beef has plenty of people buying it simply because of the price point. They also have been having good sales with an emphasis on BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals. All in all, I would definitely recommend a visit to this particular Winn-Dixie.

CLOSED in 2024, unfortunately for me. It will reopen as an Aldi in 2025…read more Winn Dixie stores have the best fresh baked sandwich bread, bagels, baguettes, and specialty breads of the local bakeries.

Visitor: "Hey, do you know where I might find....?" Local:…read more"Go back to the light, turn up toward the bridge and the Ship & Shore will be there on your left." Do you have an eclectic shopping list that includes cilantro, fishing tackle, chocolate, toilet paper, a long sleeve t-shirt, a pocket knife, duct tape, a caulking gun, and mint Oreos?" Go back to the light, turn up toward the bridge and the Ship & Shore will be there on your left. Think of it as a beach town mini Super Walmart. Prices are kinda elevated to remind you that you're on a touristy island and you're paying for convenience.

Convenient? Yes. Overpriced? Absolutely. And the cost of the items didn't seem to add up when I got…read moreback and added up the prices myself.

Local grocery store that has basically anything you want to cook with, snack on, or eat as a meal…read more They have a self serve bar in the deli, that changes daily. They have a seafood dept that has a variety to choose from, mostly known for their boiled shrimp and crawfish~Cajun style. We like the seafood dips they have, especially the smoked tuna a dip. They have the best key lime pie in town. So, I usually have one of those in my freezer. Oh, they have a big area for alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks. You name it, Rouse's probably has it. Rouse's is more convenient to the beach than other grocery stores, but it may be a little pricier. You have to weigh the pros and the cons, like all other places. Note: pics taken from Rouse's online site.

Another great Rouse Market - we stopped in while in the area to pick up a few things for the RV. In…read moremy opinion one thing that separates Rouse from other grocery stores is all the fresh made foods that's available hot and ready to eat like jambalaya and other specialties and of course the fresh baked breads and rolls, who can resist? This location has a fresh sushi count that looked amazing and a great selection of fresh or steamed fish and seafood. I love walking down the aisles to see all the things you'd never find in most grocery stores, the staff here is very welcoming and outgoing and always ready to help direct you to anything you need. I just heard Rouse purchased (10) more Winn Dixie locations that they plan to renovate and rebrand them under the Rouse name, unfortunately none close to my home but it's great news for their Louisiana and Mississippi loyal customers. If you've never entered a Rouse Market you definitely need to check them out...

Newer grocer with nice parking & tidy, clean interior. Being in the South one would expect fresher…read moreveggies or more flavor of fruit. Prices are on the high end and they do have a minimal selection of plant based items only.

I am a huge fan of Rouses Market and whenever I am in this part of the southeastern United States…read moreand I am close enough to one of their locations. Rouses Market was started by Anthony Rouse, Sr. back in 1960 with a single location in Houma, Louisiana. It has since expanded to over sixty locations across three states (Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama). The thing that I like best about Rouses Market are the local items and I am always heading home with several items that I simply cannot get in Florida. I picked up some local food stuff that I can only find in Cajun country. The staff at this location was friendly and professional and this store is pleasant and welcoming. All in all, I would definitely recommend this location of Rouses Market or any Rouses Market location for that matter. If you are in the area, come check them out. I give this particular Rouses Market location five stars overall for a completely positive and upbeat shopping experience.

Meat sales are good! Vegetables are usually verry nice. Household items cheap. Workers are very…read morehelpfull!