The grocery store has everything that you need some take-out food. Easy to get to from Invernessread more

I went to the Deli at this Publix to grab a little meal before leaving town thinking I can pak…read morewhile I snack. I chose a 3-piece chicken with two sides, except the only sides available were two kinds of mac & cheese and rice.., no greens. Oh well, I'm in a hurry. Six minutes later I'm home and all items are cold. Oh well, I'm in a hurry. It gets worse, the chicken was SOOOOO dry that it was impossible to bite off a piece, let alone chew it, and it somehow had NO flavor AT ALL. And Publix has the balls to charge $9.99 for this tasteless slop. Oh, and the two 'sides' were so small they wouldn't fill up a squirrel, and, it too (rice was only option to mac-n-cheese) had ZERO flavor. WAY overpriced, WAYYY overcooked, TASTE LIKE SHIT! Publix, you should be ashamed!! Any Deli manager who allows that garbage to be sold to the public should be fired. End result, I had to throw this excuse for a 'meal' in the garbage.. $10 right in the trash.. and had to settle for a whole grain granola bar as my meal. And yes, I will NEVER buy any 'meals' from that Publix again; neither should you. HORRIBLE!

We do all our grocery shopping at Aldi Dunnellon. Prices are good, people are great. I'd give 5…read morestars but they just decided to discontinue carrying gallons of skim milk, a staple for us - 2 to 3 gallons a week. Hope they reconsider, I really don't want to switch to the high Publix prices or the wild world of Walmart.

September 12 ,when I looked the price Walmart is cheaper and it was only 1 cashier the line was so…read morelong and I have only 4 item , I was so upset I put everything back in store and I was not the only one and I left I never gonna back again

Publix...who knew it pioneered such "first" innovations as the electric-eye doors and fully…read moreair-conditioned grocery stores in America? It's also the largest employee-owned supermarket chain in the U.S.,founded in 1930 in Florida, known for exceptional service, quality products and community involvement. I love that there are so many nearby locations to choose from. But, it's still second best to my favorite Chicago born grocer Jewel-Osco. IYKYK!!!

My favorite of the local Publixes, it's spacious without being silly, and even when it's busy you…read moredon't feel compressed. Good quality grocery, produce is always the best from here. Frequent BOGO sales help offset the slightly higher costs of other grocery places.

I cannot even tell you how many times I have been to Dunnellon and never set foot in this Winn…read moreDixie. Based on past experience, I have a certain image of Winn Dixie, and I just knew that was not a store I would enjoy, nor find anything I want. Boy, was I wrong. This is not your typical Winn Dixie. Granted, it's no Publix, but it's much, much better than I imagined. It is much better than the Sweetbay up the road. It's large. It's clean. It's well-lit. There are "wood" floors in the produce and floral section. It does not seem old, or dingy, or anything like what I remembered from past Winn Dixies. They have a HUGE produce section with some great looking produce. Although if you are in this area, I would highly recommend a local produce stand over supermarket produce, trust me, local tastes 1000x better- but if you must get supermarket produce, this is not bad! They even had a small organic section (with 10lb bags of carrots for juicing, so that's saying something), and a large section of fruit and veggie juices (Naked brand, Odwalla, Sambazon, Bolthouse Farms, etc). They do not have Boars Head at the deli, but we tried the brand they had, and it was good. They have a large section of organic fruit juices on the shelf. They had small sections of health foods in each aisle (drinks, snacks, cereals, etc) and I found several gluten-free items. They have a pretty decent selection of Amy's frozen foods, and they even had some frozen Glutino and Kinnickkinnick items (including donuts). In the cleaning section, I found Seventh Generation Free & Clear dish soap and laundry detergent (that particular one is hard to find even at Whole Foods), and several other eco-friendly or scent-free cleaning products. I was very surprised, and very pleased. Try it- I promise it is not what you are expecting from a Winn Dixie.

Becky was so incredibly rude at checkout to me and refused my sale. Sam graciously helped me at…read moreself checkout with my purchase because Becky refused to help us for no reason at all. We took our problem to Jessica the manager who helped us with the matter after checkout. I really hope Becky is fired because she is not a person who should be working in customer service. She was incredibly rude and discriminatory to us for no good reason.

This little place has been there forever​. It is at the corner of 44 and 491. It use to be a gas…read morestation 20 or 30 years ago. They are mainly a Cuban style lunchroom​. You go in and they have all the food already cooked and you go down the line and pick what you want and they plate it for and you can sit in​ a ​little booth they have. The other side of the store is a grocery store. Again, mostly Spanish​ food. The best time to go is for lunch. Toward the end of the day,​ the food starts to get old and does not look very appetizing. I dinged them for there cleanliness. Last time I was there (almost closing time) the fellow that was working (not the owner) was wiping down equipment and then he went straight to fixing me a Cuban​ sandwich. It was pretty gross. I said something and he happily put on a pair of gloves. I just think that sanitation and food handling should be second nature to someone in the food industry. The owners are very nice people and they have a close and loyal following. I have been going there for years but not late in the day like that day.

There is a huge variety of hot foods to choose from. I took a Cuban girll there when she was…read morevisiting, and she assures me that the Picadillo and Cuban sandwich we had was legit. The breakfast is good too. This place has been here for at least 25 years.

Very busy but well staffed and everyone was very helpful! Especially Ryan in the electronics…read moredepartment, he helped us find everything we needed!

I asked for help to get a electric cart for my disabled veteran grandfather and the woman who was…read morehelping me almost immediately walked away and started help another customer

Welcome to the Big Top! It's always a wonderful time at the Circus. This is the famous, one and…read moreonly original Citrus County Walmart. Everyone has a good time here. Come to watch or come to buy. I have been using the App with free curbside since the quarantine in Florida took effect in March. They do a great job getting you most of what you order correct. Inside is not always easier with the crowded lines due to less cashiers in place.

I know this might strike you as odd, but imagine it's 9 pm. A number of restaurants are open, but…read moreyou don't want a heavy meal that late at night. This Walmart has rotiserie chicken and about this time they are marked down to about $4. A few small pieces were all I needed that night. The next day I made the rest into a chicken salad that lasted a few days. A great bargain.

Discount Groceries, Inverness is the Best Discount Food Store in Citrus County, with a great…read moreselection of items at good prices. This store is very clean and nicely organized, making it easy to find what you are looking for. I've saved a lot of money shopping weekly here. This place offers all the staples like milk, eggs & bread. Items such as laundry products, kitchen & bathroom products, deodorants to shampoo, body washes, candles and a great selection of frozen foods from vegetables, meats, fish, pizza to icecream pies, fruit pies, bottled water and more. They even have a new British & European food section. The staff are really helpful and friendly. Definitely worth visiting.

I went to this store three days in a row to get the boneless ribeye roast advertised three days in…read morea row at about 10:00 to 11.00 AM. All three times they were out, but they had ribeye steaks, which are cut from...ribeye roast. I was a butcher for fifteen years and know bad orders happen, but this is clearly intentional to boost the gross profit percent through deception and down right corrupt. I have also gone there five times for advertised bacon. out each time. I drove over ten miles each time. Very expensive for switch and bait. The mgr called me after I presented this complaint to the store and was very apologetic and promised they would have the roasts all of the next two days. Went back just after 3:00 the next day and they only had the vacuum bagged ribeyes for one dollar more. This guy never runs out of tricks to keep his profit above ad prices. This has much less labor involved because they only have to weigh and put out. The clerk acted like I was stupid for wanting an item after the butcher left at two. There were no stockers yet they had canned goods, bread, produce, drinks, etc. We ALWAYS had backup meat on racks in the back to keep the counter full. I worked several stores for three companies and we would have been fired for intentionally not having products this consistently. I was offered the sale price but it would have been 70 dollars for the whole ribeye! This has ruined my Christmas plans.

Yes I like Winn-Dixie or SE Grocers, meat dept, seafood,…read moredelicious, + the rest of the store all but the produce dept. it just seam like everything you but turns bad so fast. I think the buyers are buying very cheap produce. Now they think that adding a liquor store is going to help ;-( This is a well stocked store all but the pet food, what so hard about making pet food? Customer service is on par with a WD store!

I was in the Winn Dixie liquor store in Beverly Hills, Fl Met a very rude young man. Will be…read morebuying my liquor at another store in the future You don't smart off your customers and expect them to come back. This was 6/27/26