Jersey Mike's...fresh sliced, authentic Northeast-American style sub sandwiches on fresh baked…read morebread. I had the pleasure once of actually meeting in person the former top dog...CEO of the whole shebang, Peter, who bought the original Mike's back in 1975, and let's just say, that's a story for another day. Wink wink. But, I do love that their meats and cheeses are all top-quality premium brands and the MSA Grade top round beef is actually trimmed and cooked right in the store. This location was clean and the staff was friendly & efficient. My favorite sub is the Roast Beef & Provolone Mike's way...lettuce, onions, tomatoes, oil, vinegar and spices on Rosemary Parmesan Bread. Oh, and my 4-year old Great Niece, this is her favorite lunch spot too...she tore up the Turkey and Provolone Mini. LOL. A sub above.

Consistently operating with too few staff…read more Ordered a Giant steak and cheese, waited forever for it to be made, he finally comes to the register with a little one. I tell him I had ordered a Giant, he says he will "make me the other half" with sort of a cocky smirk, but he makes no haste to go and do so. I didn't want him too anyway. When things are going right I run out the door with the hot sub and wrap it in insulation, so it is still hot when we get home. This guy wants one of us to eat a cold one because of his mistake. He didn't offer to only charge me for the small one either. I didn't want to wait for another large one to be made, not that he offered to, if he could bother to get around to it, as the wife was waiting in the car, so I just left. I am going to give this location a rest until the staff shuffles again, as it has many times since it opened.

This location in Leesburg is one of the worst I have been in…read more Drink machine was filthy! Also, out of Coke

The food was excellent as usual; however, portions seemed very little for a medium…read more Service was lacking... maybe because one young man was doing all the work while two ladies were doing anything but working (hanging out in back, hanging out with neighbor restaurant employees, shopping at Publics, sitting out on the curb talking on the phone, etc) Ambiance was lacking. Very depressing with only 1 person working. I think I'll go somewhere else next time.

I will be saying this with great confidence that this is the best place to get your fix on Polish…read morefoods. Yes you will need to bring it home to cook. They make most of the sausages in the back room fresh as fresh can be. You will be in great hands with the two fabulous leaders behind the counter. If you have any questions please ask them to give you help with how to cook the items. But also for a small bite to tease their products. You're in great hands with them.

This is a deli just off 441in Leesburg area…read more It's a small location in a pretty empty shopping center. I went on a Saturday morning. As I understand, that's when they put out fresh meat. Prices were ok. I bought the food Togo so I haven't tried it yet. Many choices. Even though I'm Italian I did live in Cleveland where there's a large Polish contingent. I love me some Kielbasa. Only bummer is they sell commercial pierogi . Was hoping for some fresh made Pierogi.

Four stars for excellent bagels. They've also got an extensive pastry area though I can't speak…read morefirst hand as to taste. As someone from the NE, when you see "NY Deli", you expect to walk in to that ambience. Adjust your expectations for Floridian style service though, which isn't bad, just different and slow, albeit very friendly. That being said, NY Deli probably does have one of the best bagels you can get in the area.

Well.... I stopped here thinking I would get an Italian sub, hopefully one that wasn't all meat and…read morethrown in the oven. The Boar's Head turkey in the case at the to go deli was only $ 10.99 a pound, which, sad to say, is good in this environment of inflation. Same thing is $13.99 at Publix. Oddly, these reasonable deli meat prices did not translate over to the diner side, as the sub prices struck me as steep. Thus I got an omlette instead. No complaints. Service from the friendly woman in the neon shirt was excellent. So not a bad place by any means, just not to me a destination place.

This store is wonderful. I had the best French dip I have ever eaten from them. The quality of…read morethe food is above excellent and the cost is very reasonable. The soups are fantastic and I would highly recommend. I will surely go to them again. The food is wonderful, service is very attentive and I have found a great new place to eat. I would highly recommend trying them out, you will be pleased.

Great food, fast service and nice staff. My mom ordered the Southwest salad and when someone came…read moreto check on our meals she noticed my mom didn't have chicken on her salad so she quickly brought her a good sized container of chicken. The pecan salad was so delicious and the French dip was a great addition.

We love this place. We come every Sunday, so I decided to write a post. We love the breakfast. We…read morejoke that the pancakes must have crack in them because they are sooo good. Lakisha is an amazing and attentive server who anticipates your needs before you even ask. The portion sizes are so generous that we always share. Please try this place! You'll thank me. The pic is of just two breakfasts.

Fast and friendly service plus where else can I get a Pastrami sandwich in Florida ? Almost like…read moreNew York but the wait staff don't have the New York attitude.... Which is entertaining.... But the place tries to mimic the new York ambiance --- still the pickles are very good as was the pastrami.

This Publix, like the one at Magnolia, is very clean, well- stocked, and has friendly staff. I…read morehave not encountered a single frazzled cranky employee at a Publix yet. So I give it a 4 because I am rating it for what it is trying to be. Are many prices better at the Walmart Supercenter, yes, but so far that has been an unpleasant shopping experience, nuts crowded, triggering claustrophobia. Publix is a pleasant shopping experience.

Love Publix, everyone is friendly But they keep putting hot and spicy chicken in plain containers…read moreand I can't handle spicy. I had a ulcer a few years ago and hope it doesn't come back.

Still has that "new car smell" . One can actually read the display on the pump. Pump dispenses at…read morea good rate, unlike some irritating slow ones elsewhere. Due to its location there are few to no sketchy folks, unlike at other locations where twitchy people seem to predominate.

Watch the prices of what you purchase because they will ring up higher at the register.read more

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!!!

This is NO longer my shopping food market. At one time they had whatever one may like to cook…read more However for me (a chef for 40 years) they have a market for the person who doesn't cook. They only cater to angle Saxon population. Don't get me wrong. I happen to be part of that group. However, I do enjoy cooking a lot. And if I wanna do Mexican food, Asian of any sort, food, Middle Eastern and the list can go on. They no longer have anything for this population. I have gone in there to look for a Portuguese sausage which they used to carry, but no longer do. The selection of lamb here sucks. They used to have different kinds of Mexican style meats. The keywords used to. So if you decide to go here, go at your own risk. I happen to like going to places where I can get what I would like to cook not what they want me to cook. Like I said White folk food. This is the only place I will go to get my staples like toilet paper. And it's not just this store. It is Publix in general.