There's a reason why they have a poor review. Besides a 30-40 minute wait inside or at the…read moredrive-thru, I've found they are no longer reliable and was forced to change to Publix RX. Because of their inefficiency, I was without my diabetic medication for a week.

You can never get anyone on the phone which is very frustrating when you live out of town you can't…read morejust pop by to get help with a college students medication.

Love coming to the store anytime I'm in town very nice staff very clean easy to find. I always end…read moreup wanting to buy everything. They also had an area of $.99 greeting cards which is awesome. I've never seen cards that cheap recently. Bought deli items for lunch, popcorn chicken bites are ok but pistachio pudding was awesome

Publix had become the leading supermarket in Florida and has since expanded throughout the…read moresoutheastern United States. They became the leading supermarket by putting a strong emphasis on customer service. They bring the adage "the customer is always right" to new levels. Add to this fantastic BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals and that alone makes for a winning combination. Add to this the iconic subs that they make in their deli (affectionately known as Pub Subs) and they become virtually unbeatable. These subs are pretty amazing. I usually go with their Italian sub or their roast beef. Both are excellent and I guess anything you would order at their deli counter would be a winner. This particular location is in Troy, Alabama and serves this community well. I must say that I would definitely recommend this particular location or any Publix, for that matter. I choose to give it five stars for their steps in making sure a visit to a Publix is always a wonderful experience.

Byrd Drug is a very cute pharmacy/food counter. It has a lot of antique toys and pharmacy…read morememorabilia that's fun to look at while whatever you order is heated. The biscuits are good but greasy. Nothing really stands out about them but they are good enough that you'll want to go back for more. There's different sandwiches but the locals rave about breakfast but they seemed to be like every other southern corner store.

Old-timey drug store, great for catching a tasty lunch and getting a living history lesson of the…read moregood old days when small family-owned drugstores were all over the country. Any trip to downtown Troy isn't complete without getting a malt or shake from Byrd's, then taking it outside to sip in the town square on a hot, quiet summer day when the college kids are gone and Troy's true nature comes out.

The BEST of the best now that it's gone I wish I had visited more often. The Old Stores, signs and…read moreantiques. Was able to get a few items. Was GREAT like a Museum. God bless City Antiques God bless the memories of the Sign Man

Ever since the early 2000's I've been facinated with looking for antiques. Not just any antiques,…read morebut anything automotive or beverage related. I have a few at the house and like the show American Pickers I like to find place out in the middle of nowhere to see if I can find a great deal. Well City Antiques was just what I needed. Upon walking the grounds I found so many items I wanted. The only thing was the guy wasn't there and the woman that arrive later said he would be back later and I could call him for whatever I wanted which was many items. So that's what I'll end up doing. Old signs which I knew I wanted but had no where to put them caught my eye and many items were in great condition. This is gold mine in the middle of Alabama.

This place is disgusting. I would not eat the meat that they process here-I've heard…read morethings...nasty things...from people who worked here. The freezers constantly go out, yet they will still sell the food after it has defrosted and re-froze. Yuck. Don't buy anything frozen here. Just don't buy any food here, this place is dirty, old, and gross.

This used to be Southern Family Markets. It's convenient, but not cheap. Good ambience, however --…read morevery quiet and calm (as opposed to WalMart down the street)