Only posting to prevent my mistake from happening to you. Ordered a specialty cake one week ahead…read moreof time. The next day, I realized I made a mistake in the wording on the cake so I called and spoke to a bakery associate. She took down the new information stating she would make the changes and take care of it. At pick up, the cake was already boxed. Being Publix, I didn't feel the need to look at it. I was sure it was perfect. Well, the employee encouraged me to at least open the top to make sure it's the right cake. So glad I did! That's when I realized a key component of the cake was missing. Thankfully, there was someone in the bakery who could fix the issue. However, that evening when I completely unboxed the cake for the party, I realized the other issues. 1. The error I made and called in to correct, wasn't. 2. The bottom part of the cake was not all as it was supposed to be. The cake I ordered was multi colored with different piping and details. Mine was just all the same frosting and color. 3. The cake itself had flaws throughout the 2 tiers and 4. The board the cake was sitting on was smeared with chocolate frosting that looked like someone tried to wipe off but then gave up. The cake I ordered was $89.99. I gladly paid that price because of the cute details which made the cake. All of which were left off or poorly executed. I did return to Publix the next day with pictures. The Bakery Manager quickly acknowledged the poor execution of what I ordered and offered a full refund. I didn't feel right about a full refund because we still ate and enjoyed the cake. We agreed to half. So moral of the story....PLEASE take the cake completely out of the box before leaving the bakery. No matter how big of a pain it seems to be. And, I would probably pick up a day sooner than needed to have time to fix any issues.

So on 10/12/25, I went to Costco originally for a cake, but they did not have what I needed, so I…read morethen went to Publix in Tyrone. I knew I should have went to the one in Peachtree City, but Tyrone was near my house. I went to the Bakery to look for a cake and found what I needed. There was no one in the department, however, a gentleman was walking by and we locked eyes, hence why he didn't have any other choice to help. I asked if he could write a name on the cake. The gentleman proceed to say the Bakery was closed (this was at 2:30 PM on 10/12/25). He said he would put the name, but he wasn't an artist. I said that was fine, nothing special needed. After I wrote the correct spelling down, he went to the rear of the area, where his manager I. believe was putting away boxes or product. I heard her say something because he must have went over and told her I needed a name on a cake. After he walked back, he proceeded to mop an area. He then came over to me asking something and I IMMEDIATELY told him, I will go to another Publix. I then put back everything in my car and headed out the door. I could not believe he DID NOT wash his hands or change his gloves. Before I left to go OUT OF MY WAY to yet another Publix, I went to customer service and spoke with the assistant store manager. I was visibly upset. I told him what happened using expletives because I could not believe what TF happened. He then asked if the staff was able to resolve it for me. I looked at him with pure disdain. OF COURSE NOT!! Your store is disgusting! To even think I would have you touch my cake with hands that was just mopping the floor, No way!! Supposedly, he went to address the situation and I left the store. I ended up driving to the Publix in Peachtree City to get what I needed. The young woman , who was packing bred, immediately stopped and asked me what I needed. I told her a name on the cake and she went right to work. Stick with your first instinct!! I cannot believe the Publix in Tyrone did that. I go to the Tyrone Publix LITERALLY every other day. I spend too much money for (1) bad customer service (2) people that value basic common sense and hand hygiene.

Now operating under new ownership and Tyrone Village Market. Great selection of custom cut steaks…read moreand other beef products, including Certified Black Angus, lamb, chicken and fish. Note, there are no pork products available. They also carry a selection of dry goods, mostly focused on Indian cuisine. A small selection of herbs, fresh vegetables and other ingredients is available for purchase. Staff is incredibly friendly and willing to answer questions.

Great sandwiches and they have a few seats! Great meat for bbq as well. Always enjoyed the weekend…read morewith one of their sandwiches

I thought I had did a review for this Kroger. I live and breathe in this particular location. There…read moreis always an abundance of sale items although the past couple of Friday/Saturday deals have run out of stock rather quickly. This location is one of the nicer ones. They have an extensive hot bar, deli, sandwich shop, olive bar, and salad bar. The wine section is humongous. They even have a section for special cheeses. The produce us always pretty. Nothing rotten to pick from. There is always a lot of cashiers working so I've never really stood in a line. They have what you need including a Starbucks. This location has a little lounge as well. If you are handicapped they have about 20 motorized carts. More than I have ever seen in any store Ever!!! On the weekend before Thanksgiving I did a Click List Pickup order. It went so smoothly. The agent that brought out my purchade was so nice and helpful. She explained any substitutions that were made and loaded the car for me. I appreciated it dearly. The only con I have is the bathroom. Not too clean. They need to do better with that.

Massive sudden price increases in soft drinks and in the pharmacy section.I highly recommend going…read moreto Walmart.

The people are awesome! They are so helpful and personable. The meat we chose came out great…read moreOn the grill!

Food quality is excellent and the service is personalized. When we want to "treat" ourselves, we…read morego to cork & cleaver.

We like going here for fresh produce, seafood, and meat. It's like a mini Sprouts or Whole Foods…read more Always super clean and plenty of staff willing to help.

Deli counter horrible customer service waited while the guy talked to his fellow co-worker for a…read moreminute so he was looking right at me so I finally asked for his help and he says ok no smile no can I help you

I love their selection of coffee and tea so so much! The coffee always smells amazing and they have…read moresome of my favorite roasts ever. Fair-trade, organic beans are important to me, so this is my one-stop shop for restocking the cupboards. Their bulk selection is amazing too, and customer service is always wonderful. I know I'll be taken care of, whether they're helping me out with a question or just making pleasant conversation in the check-out lane!

I've been shopping this store for a few years and I really appreciate all the different beauty…read moreproducts and vitamins they carry. The selection is huge and there appears to be something for everyone and for whatever you are trying to work on in your health journey. Last time I visited I was struck by the variety of soaps and skincare that Sprouts carries. Usually some of the brands can only be found online, but I love that now I have local market to source these items from.

First time at this location, but I purchased what I needed. The only issue I had was that someone…read morestole a yogurt out of the package I purchased for my grandson. I was really upset. It was supposed to be 6 and 1 was missing. The person placed the yogurt together in the package, so that it's not noticed. Most likely I won't be back, since I have 2 locations in my neighborhood. But besides that, the store is clean and really nice employees. I even saw one of my husband's classmates working in the deli, from Miami, Florida. We were happy to see her.

More of a tip than a review. I've only shopped here once, but did notice that there was no…read moreself-check-out. If you have less than 10 items, they apparently let you get checked out at the customer service counter. Other than the check-out, this seemed like a good place to shop.

WIth no grocery store in this shopping center, local businesses got together to have a fresh market…read moreevery Saturday morning and Wednesdays....until early afternoon. Get the best tomatoes and fresh produce around. Businesses that sell fresh salsa, jams/spreads, breads, and even organic meat show their wares. There are some craft businesses, seasonings, and more on display. I try to swing by once a week to try something new.

The Peachtree City (Farmers') Market is fantastic. We buy most of our produce there. It is…read morelocally grown and sold by the farmers themselves. It is not a large operation like the state-run Atlanta Farmers market. It is set in the Aberdeen Shopping Center Parking lot, behind the Bank of America at the corner of Northlake Drive and Hwy 54. It is well shaded with a lot of trees. Beautiful spot. 9 AM - 1 PM Wednesday and Saturday. You will also find multiple baked goods, spices, ready to eat foods plus food carts, beef, chicken, pork, honey, apples, cakes, boiled peanuts, flowers, mushrooms, ravioli, tamales, and a few crafts such as mine. I must disclose that I set up there on both days. I sharpen knives, scissors, and garden tools. On Saturday there are typically 50 or more vendors. Wednesdays about 15. (Me included) Still lots of produce and baked goods on Wednesdays. Really nice people - I've been there for two months+ and have yet to hear a harsh word or disparaging remark. The customers are great as well. Dogs and children are welcomed.

This store is clean, organized, and staff courteous and friendly. The Newnan and Riverdale are a…read moremess I am happy to come to this store. Hope stays that way.

I have complained for over two years now that the card readers at checkout have a problem with bank…read moredebit cards. It often takes three or four tries before the card is accepted and then it fails to process the transaction. I wind up getting a fraud notification from my bank and the card gets locked. Everyone appears to be aware of the problem but no one seems to care. When I've asked to speak to a manager I've been denied. It's disgusting the lack of empathy displayed by the employees. As a side, the Walmart employee shoppers and shelf stockers have no courtesy towards the shoppers. They block aisles with their carts and won't move. Time for corporate to get involved.