We pulled together a satisfying dinner from Publix this evening, and it reminded us why this…read moresupermarket chain consistently delivers. Mrs. K. was thrilled with her Veggie and Cheese sub (with extra cheese, of course) and it was fresh, flavorful, and generously assembled. I opted for something from the heat-and-eat section, and it hit the spot: warm, well-seasoned, and ready in minutes. The store itself was a pleasure to navigate. Clean aisles, neatly stocked shelves, and a layout that made everything easy to find. Publix continues to strike that balance between convenience and quality, making even a quick dinner feel like a small win. [Review 1383 of 2025 - 2137 in Florida - 24935 overall]

Have loved Publix for years but unfortunately I keep being disappointed. North Myrtle has 3 check…read moreout opened for Friday of Labor Day. Soup two are empty precut deli meat half empty and it's only 130pm. No cream soda out of stock, no Grillo half sour out of stock... the list goes on lately. The prices are high. Hope they wise up and give people more hours everyone seems part time and when it's busy,..... I love the people there but they need to step up. They are certainly lagging this last year.

Go to store when in the area! They are revamping the inside for launch in October! Usually stocked…read morewith the things I need and I can get in and out before the rush comes in!

A once great giant that has fallen quite heavily since the pandemic went down. Regardless of…read morebusiness flow, the cashier and store staffing always seem similar in number. And because of this, it often feels like they'd be better served by having tickets that print out; to call you up when you can Checkout. I mean, even the self-checkouts get congested, and with their newer inclusion, no responsible number of cashiers are on shift. Listen, I've helped manage businesses a lot over 30 years, and respectfully, their Math ain't Mathin'. Maybe I could level with it if they had ALDI's prices, but it's WALMART prices. This has been the reality for several businesses as we feel the economy on our backs, but Walmart and the indecisive McDonalds - two giants - are easily my biggest contenders. Don't shop here if you can help it; Sam Walton is gone, and this Walmart shows it.​​

Have shopped here regularly for many years. Always had a good experience. Today I was checked out…read moreby "Jay" who wore ear buds and did not respond or look at me when I spoke to him. Not sure how they are trained but I would expect an friendly greeting, what the total is and perhaps a "have a great day" as you are leaving. He looked over my head the whole time and acted as if he were inconvenienced. Pretty sure he was focused on the music or whatever was playing on his ear gear. Won't be trying to get in his line again. Might have to seek another store to shop .....

I love shopping at my local Food Lion in Maryville. There is one across town, but this one is a…read morelittle better. The staff greets you as you walk in the door. Very clean. Very orderly. In the meat section, Bert is doing it right. Really good cuts.

Typical Walmart... You can never find anyone to help you. Self-checkout, with people standing…read morearound eyeing your bags to make sure you aren't stealing. Employee was sitting on furniture in the garden section talking on his phone. Seemed annoyed when two customers asked him a question. Bragged to his friend on the phone that supervisors couldn't locate him and he was sitting on the patio furniture. Comical.

I have a love-hate relationship with Walmart in general because of the inexpensive but shoddy…read morequality of many of the products they sell. Believe it or not, there was a time that Walmart wouldn't sell anything that was made in the United States unless the only option for a particular product was an imported product. Oh, the good ol' days of Sam Walton. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case and many products are only made overseas. With that being said, there are some items I'll get here including bottled, canned, and boxed foodstuffs such as soda, flour, beans but I tend to stay away from their produce and meats with a few exceptions. There are a few general merchandise items that you can find on sale but again the quality of many items are quite cheap. As for this store, the people who work here are all generally nice and it's actually the only Walmart I've ever been to where an associate asked me if I needed help finding something. This Walmart, in my opinion, is better than your average W

I went to the deli to buy a pound of chicken and provolone cheese. However, it took almost an hour…read morebecause four employees in the bakery seemed to be ignoring me. When I finally got their attention, they told me the scale was broken, which added more time to my wait. When I tried to buy some heated deli items instead, I found out there were none available, even though it was still early in the afternoon. She did provide me with the deli items. When I got home, I realized they gave me a pound of turkey instead of chicken, and it cost over $11. I'm not a fan of turkey, so I was very disappointed. I know that talking to the management won't help, as this store is the only one in town and seems to disregard customer concerns. I've also noticed expired items on sale and brought them to Customer Service, but they don't seem to take it seriously. I think the corporate office needs to investigate the situation at the Manning Walmart more closely.

Pickup takes FOREVER. They are never on time.. super frustrating. They never answer the phones…read moreeither. Not to mention, tonight when I went there the guy took my name for my order & then he let 2 others go before me because - well idk, bc they thought it'd be funny to make us wait?? And my husband goes inside & then they're all laughing standing around joking literally doing nothing. Bunch of goofs in that department!

The newest grocery store in the Hemingway Johnsonville area hence the nicest. Selection is poor…read moreand there are items that you can found in every other grocery store in this area that this store does not carry. In general they do have the best meat and produce in the area. Be aware of what you are buying though... I have found past date merchandise (dairy in particular) and rotten vegetables on the shelf that I would not have realized if I hadn't taken a second look. I would stay away from the deli altogether. I've only purchased items twice from the deli but they do not sell them as they have them listed on the sign that has the prices, i.e. They list items by the pound but they will not sell it by weight... They sell it by volume

I'm sure if I had stopped in at 11am on a Saturday, my review might be different. But…read more... We stopped in after 10pm on a Tuesday night & were literally the only people in the store other than a few employees that I'm sure were hating their lives The store was empty, but it was clean & organized. Lots of options, good variety, they also had plenty of sales going on like 2/$5 chips, etc. No lines that late at night either!

They clearly overcharged me by charging me twice for a BOGO, and were indifferent and impolite…read more After showing them the BOGO sticker on the shelf, the "customer service" person consulted someone else, then refunded me without a smile or apology.

Bottom line: The Publix location in OIB is a clean, nice, well stocked, good sized, and organized…read moregrocery store. Of note is a pretty large wine selection for a grocery store. Competitively priced for the area and no service speedbumps experienced yet here. The Deets: This Publix is the one of the newest grocery stores in the Ocean Isle Beach area, and the one nearest to the island at this time. It's a very nice and clean store, as most Publix locations usually are, and spacious with plenty to offer. The layout is conducive to finding things you need in a fairly reasonable amount of time and not confusing to me. They offer the usual stations such as bakery, deli, etc. but they do not offer a seafood market (not that it is necessary as there are some around OIB). Their wine section is pretty extensive for a grocery store (see pic). I found the grocery prices to be comparatively more reasonable here for the most part, definitely something to be noted. I have not witnessed or experienced any service hiccups along any trips here. This Publix is a welcomed addition the OIB vicinity, and glad it offers some competition for the grocery business in the area.

I'm a big fan of Publix grocery store. I absolutely love them, but this has gotta be the…read morefriendliest Publix store on the planet. My experience in the store was just so pleasant. The checkout lady was competent. She even thanked me for bringing my recycling bags, asked me how my visit was and invited me to come back to the store. The bagger was pleasant. He happily bagged my items and as I exited, I believe it was a manager, smiled and bade me farewell. Two thumbs up. This is a model class in grocery store customer service. I will be back.

Lisa make a perfect wedding cake! She did a fantastic job, and it's so yummy! Thank you so much!read more

Good store for fresh produce and a variety of fresh meat . They are undergoing renovations…read morecurrently so be prepared for that ! All associates were friendly and helped for what I needed during my visit .

Really liked that this Harris teeter was open at 0600. I was on a road trip up the east coast and…read moreneeded food for the road but was getting started super early. So I was very glad to pop in here and grab what I needed for the day. The produce was good however wished they had some soy allergy safe chips or crackers. But that's a pipe dream in most grocery stores.