This is my favorite Publix. The bakery is great. I love the Butcher, he will trim up any cut of…read moremeat you want just for the asking. The store is clean and well organized with big aisles. The produce section is always fresh and well stocked. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Although, sometimes, prices can be a little high.

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 customer service, quality products, and community involvement. I love that there's so many locations to choose from. But, it's still second best to my Chicago born grocer Jewel-Osco! IYKYK!!!!

Wow. I love this store and it's just a golf cart ride away from home. Great prices, with great…read morequality products. There is always a unique selection of Seasonal specialty items around the Holidays and an aisle dedicated for these items. The selection of fresh produce is always good and I heard they keep it local, which I like. I didn't know about the Quarter for the shopping cart until another shopper told me about it, but that's kinda cool to keep the prices low. The lines are long sometimes at check out, so I like to shop in the morning when they first open. This location is super clean too. I also found out Aldi is a brother company to Trader Joe's...so I'm a fan of that too. Oh, and don't forget your shopping bags, you'll need those to pack up your groceries.

I've NEVER seen a busier Aldi's in my LIFE…read more It's a ZOO here. Carts everywhere. People everywhere. Stockists everywhere. No clear path to travel with your cart. This sucks !

The food and selections are great. Problem is the…read moreunderstaffed meat and fish department. I don't like to wait 20 minutes in line to buy two steaks. The employees are very courteous and helpful. They need to hire a few more. Place is clean and well organized. Even the cranky and crabby Villagers would find little to complain about unless, as always, the cost.

There are some people that NEVER ever go to a grocery store. I don't know how they get away with…read moreit. Must be a designated & understood activities for mostly females ... I dunno ... but it seems to be mostly women. However ..., one of the FEW nice things in The Villages is this store. Spreading goodwill & selling upscale products to its well traveled customers. I feel SO good shopping at this store... it doesn't give me the "ick" whatsoever.

The vitamin department has an excellent resource worker her name is Joan…read more She's very knowledgeable and very helpful! I look for her help and if I don't see her I ask for her!!! She's amazing. Thank you Joan!!!

I sure wish I could figure out Sprouts Business plan. To the consumer, it appears they build…read morebeautiful new stores. But within a year or so, they start to empty the shelves of merchandise. I understand, they really only want to sell the high profit fake pills, vitamins and potions that have no scientific backing. But to get customers in, they really should stock the produce department, the dairy department and the grocery department. Today 12/29/25, the produce department was empty at 10:00AM. No lettuce, No celery, No kale, No pre-washed lettuce or salads. Sprouts is the only store that carrier a certain non dairy coffee creamer. Usually, I buy 3 when I go in. Today, they had 1 in stock. If this Sprouts was truly a "Farmers Market", I'd worry about the farmer. Truly a disappointment.

Never have I been in a grocery store with so many empty shelves…read more Hard to piece together a meal with such limited food. Produce department doesn't have broccoli!! I'll shop elsewhere

Haven't been to a Winn Dixie in decades. This one in The Villages looks like a newer location…read more The nearby Publix is a better supermarket, but WD is good for Southern food and seems to be a little cheaper. It's also less busy here.

I was pleasantly surprised with the clothes prices and the quality. Fuel prices are the best in…read moretown. Meat prices are very fair. Store was extremely clean, with wide aisles and well stocked.

BJ's Wholesale Club is a convenient membership program for families, small businesses, or anyone…read morelooking to save on bulk shopping and online support to enhance their overall shopping experience. They offer a wide variety of quality products and local services at wholesale prices for members...including digital coupons, earning 2% cash back on most purchases and select free shipping online. There's a great Tire Center, the BEST fuel prices in town and I just love the Girls that work the deli. Oh, and don't forget the COLOSSAL fresh baked Chocolate Chip Cookie at the snack bar for only $2.50. Join the club.

Great food and awesome service. I'm going back! Try it! I'm sure you'll enjoy whatever you order.read more

Best food ever just found it and will be back worth the drive if you enjoy good food and service…read more it will make you smile and save the address in your gps

There is something dreadfully wrong about this particular Walmart. I have been shopping in Walmart…read morestores since 1993 and I haven't felt an overwhelming sense of depression from being inside one since I visited a Walmart in California 6 years ago. For one, there is too much going on at the registers. The self checkouts are inside these mini corals that isolate them from the other registers. This is a good idea in theory, not in practice. The bottleneck on the entrance and exit make it extremely difficult to get in and or of, especially if you are foolish enough to go in one with a cart. One register is at the front of the opening bottleneck and if someone had a cart parked there as they check out, guess what... you might be there a while. For two, there are NO GREETERS. I have never experienced this phenomenon in a Walmart. If you bring an item in from outside (like a soda or item to compare), you better RUN to customer service and be prepared to stand in line for 10 minutes (or more) just so you can get something that will keep the a-hole loss prevention guy from accusing you of stealing - which he WILL. You don't want to be tackled by his flying monkeys I've something as trivial as a candy bar. For three, 98% of the employees are unhappy, look depressed, are snotty, condescending, or just flat-out unhelpful/dismissive. I have never worked in a Walmart but I help more customers than they do in this store. An elderly customer was looking for a particular kind of sweet, one you can only find on the baking aisle. I watched as he pointed to the candy aisle, assuming she meant the REGULAR sweet, and said "It's down there!" Apparently, Walmart doesn't train their employees to CARE. This employee might have been busy putting up paper goods across the divide (10ft or less), but it wouldn't have taken five minutes to walk her to the item (wrong item or not). Customer courtesy must be something you're born with, IDK, but even though I was in a hurry and on my way out, I walked with her to the correct aisle and got her what she was looking for. For four, when I first moved to the area my first visit was miserable. It was 75 degrees outside and it felt like 90 inside. I asked a cashier, who had a tiny fan blowing in her, why it was so hot. She said management keeps it that way, that they're "cutting back". Is not fainting at work from the heat a luxury? You could have roasted a chicken in that store. Funny thing, the Walmart store in The Villages (a few miles down the road) is ALWAYS a comfortable temperature. For five, the loss prevention guy is a complete jerk. He is condescending, combative, argumentative, and sleazy. I and a few friends of mine have seen him, on occasion, gawking at female shoppers from the ladies department. He tried to grab my shoulder on my way out the store one afternoon. To this day I have no idea why. I didn't know who he was before that, but knowingal all these things makes me feel uncomfortable whenever I shop there (which is very infrequent. I'd sooner drive the extra few miles to go to The Villages than worry if Im going to be accosted by some sleaze ball.) I'm not ever returning to this store unless I'm desperate for something that cannot wait - I live a mile from the store. I don't like how I feel when I'm inside it. The unease is palpable. The only thing good about it is the location and the parking.

Looking for a particular item, asked a sales lady..... She did not even stop to look at me, said…read moresomething and walked away. Another shopper told me, "Speak Spanish." Another sales lady, she gave me her cell phone to type in what I was looking for. At least she somewhat tried. Then check out, always frustrating..... Half of self check out scanners is not operational, red light. So many "assistant" managers socializing with their coworkers, but unwilling to assist customers.

A grocery store making sub sandwiches...who knew? My favorite is the Boar's Head Ultimate Sub. What…read moredoes it take to make a sub worthy of such a title? Delicious quality ingredients carefully assembled by a friendly Publix Deli associate. It starts with creating a superb roll baked fresh daily that is soft on the inside with the perfect texture, crust & the right density to support all the meat, cheese, and toppings. Then, indulge in a medley of not one but three generous portions of delectable layers of premium deli meats piled high...Tavern Ham, Turkey Breast & Rare Top Round Roast Beef with some slices of provolone cheese. To make it extra ultimate, add some unlimited condiments...creamy lemon garlic aioli, ripe tomatoes, crisp shredded lettuce, crunchy dill pickle chips, sliced onions, black olives, oil & vinegar and oregano. Now that's a Pub Sub!!!!!

Been shopping Publix for over 50 hrs. It's always an adventure. Sure the prices are a little…read morehigher, but isn't First Class air. When there was a problem at this location my concerns were met with the highest professionalism I expected. Just wish they were publicly traded on the exchange. Also wish they revert back to tiled painted murals at the entrances.

One of our favorite farmers markets…read more We first came here by accident a year or so ago. We were on our way to family in Ocala early in the morn when i knew it was time to stop for some coffee(the wife doesnt do wel without her java). I did a quick search for a spot, and saw a dunkin nearby. I exited the highway and headed that way. as I got closer I grinned. I had never been to the Villages. My gal didn't know what that was so as we pulled up and parked she said, "what town is this". I just played dumb. We walked into the Brownwood square and I had to tell her. She really didn't know much about the Villages so I filled her in. for my first impression it was great. The farmers market wrapped around the square and trickled out to the side streets some as well. They had the usual thing you would hope for like produce and pieces of art made by locals. But it had other things you dotn see often like some more quirky artisans, multiple flower and plant booths, empanadas, and the one that hooked me, a both that had all kind of mushrooms to eat. We swing by here about once a month for the farmers market, and enjoy it every time.

I went down to the market today and it's always enjoyable. I picked up my weekly supply pierogies…read moreand Kabasa Also somehow some bialys fell into a bag going to the farmers market is very nice to pick up some fresh produce some good cheese and some good bread