When the lady who cuts my hair asked if I wanted anything from Publix, I asked if she'd mind taking…read moreme, due to me moving back to Arizona back in 1985, then to California. And, back to AZ, I hadn't been inside a Publix in 40 years! And, my! How they've changed! But, they are definitely bigger and better than what I remember. Needless to say, the prices are also bigger than what I remember. LoL I'll see about buying stuff from here through InstaCart. Though, they're further away, so I'm inclined to tip more.

Hello, To whom it may concern, I had a horrible experience…read morewith two of your female store employees today at the Publix store located at 2775 North Columbia Street in Milledgeville, GA 31061. Manager on duty Mike Gannon 478-223-5015 I visited the store today at about 5:30 pm to process a rain check for an elderly friend who lives in Gordon Ga. There were not enough items on the shelf, so I asked for an extension on behalf of the friend. I first encountered a large black woman with glasses and dreads. She had an attitude when I approached the counter and did not speak or greet me. She immediately picked up the phone to call someone else while saying, "We just do not have the volume in this store, and we will never have that item." I asked if there were any more items in the back stock. Ignoring me, she repeated, "We just don't have it, and you waited until the last day to get the item." I informed her pleasantly that I was filling the rain check for a friend who stayed out of town and whose relative came the day before, encountered the same issue, and got an extension for the item. She asked the other person on the phone and then said, " No, you can't get it. You have to get whatever is on the shelf." I asked to speak to a manager. Another heavy-set black lady whose picture is on the wall between two men, behind the customer service desk, came into the area and said, " You cannot have the item. I tried to re-explain, as the first lady was really talking over me, and I told her she couldn't get it. The manager lady then re-stated. I said I knew I should have driven to Lake Oconee, Publix, feeling discriminated against as they both looked at me with disdain. She said the term policy is 30 days. I explained again that the lady had checked several times, and the item wasn't on the shelf. Both ladies scoffed. I asked if Brian was present. The manager lady with the picker on the shelf stated that he is just a store clerk. I was shocked. Brian walked in with me over 30 years ago at what was once Piggly Wiggly or Food Maxx. Brian is an older white guy with glasses who has SUPERB customer service; he would never treat a customer this way. I was a manager at Bruno's Corporation in 1994. I then turned and told the ladies to have a great rest of their day and left the area. I am highly disappointed in the quality of customer service from BOTH of these women. Please do better. I can easily shop at Lake Oconee Publix. This store is conveniently located about ten minutes from me; however, with this kind of customer service, I DO NOT have to spend my money in the Milledgeville Publix. Publix is supposed to be top-tier in customer service. Today, not so much. There is no place for bias or discrimination in customer service. This matter could have easily been resolved, but instead, these two women just want to tell me now. Neither were they courteous nor polite in any way. This can be viewed on the camera. Instead, they appeared to be and behaved angrily or irritated that I asked. Respectfully submitted,

After 3 unsuccessful attempts at the big box store, and despite NOT showing up in my recent Google…read moresearch for 4 pack of Sutter Home Wines, and a failed attempt at a place that Google said had it, this place was on the way home. So, I figured, If they don't have it, no harm, no foul. But, while walking through their decent selection of wines, and as I turned the 2nd corner, lo and behold, there they were! Yay! And, since the place was empty, I was in-and-out, pretty quickly.

Every employee was rude and very sassy. Each one looked like they had a bad day. Hopefully they get…read morein the christmas spirit.

very clean inside store and restrooms. we'll organ9and had lots of different options for snacks and…read morefood. had an ice cream bar! staff was friendly.

Everytime I go this store, they are always closed. Yet it's supposed to be 24 hours. Then the…read moreworkers will walk around and look at you. One night it was at least 11 people that pulled up and no one could get in. I will never go to this store again. I honestly don't know how this store is staying open.

Directly off the Interstate, this gas station has the "old school" convenience store. I only needed…read moreto fill up with gas and then move along so I did not need to go inside. The pump area was reasonably tidy with a little bit of litter. There is a high cover and enough room between pumps that I was not especially concerned in my RV. This is currently a distributor for BP products. [Review 14634 overall, 134 of 2021, number 362 in Georgia.]

Krispy Kreme was open but only serving the drive through on a Sunday morning…read more I am not a regular customer and do not know the menu so I asked for an assortment that included cake donuts. They did a good job of adding cake, jelly filled, sprinkles, chocolate topped and others. The donuts were fresh and colorful. There was something for everyone and the group was happy.

the lady that served us at the window was rude and glared at us after she messed up saying our…read moreorder. At to top it off it wasn't even fresh even though the sign was on

I wish they had locations in the Bay Area so I could go all the time. Delicious coffee drinks and…read moregreat atmosphere. I haven't had the pastries yet, which is why I'm keeping this review to 4 stars. I plan to go again and prioritize a baked goodie!

Lord alive, this place is the bomb! I saw it in Lousiana, which is where it is orginally based,…read morebut didn't have the chance to try it. I missed out then, but am so thankful that I did not miss out now. Everyone was so friendly. Two of the owners were there and one of them noticed I needed some water and came out of nowhere to give me some. Talk about customer service. We had a few questions when we were ordering, but the girl at the register didn't mind. The beginets were divine, and the drink at least what I had the chance to drink because my fiancee knocked the majority of it back, was spot on. The place is really quaint and perfect for catching up with friends or just doing a work day without a lot of background noise. They also have a drive thru, but regardless of how busy they were inside and out, we got our food in a timely manner, and for a good price I might add. Would love to get one of these in Atlanta!

Stopped here to use the bathrooms and get gas. Was an ok store, but in a sketchy area. Bathrooms…read morewere dirty. I'm extremely disappointed about gas prices, but that's a nationwide problem.

This store is no longer a RaceTrac, but a RaceWay; a franchise of the RaceTrac corporation. What's…read morethe difference besides the name? Well usually when a RaceTrac store isn't performing well enough they franchise it out to some poor sap and slap the RaceWay name on it; then the new franchisee becomes an indentured servant to RaceTrac and pays RaceTrac royalties and what not to operate a RaceWay gas station. Some owners take a lot of pride in their RaceWay store and remodel them and fix them up really nice, bringing them up to speed with a more modern convenience store look and feel. Well this owner pretty much has slapped the RaceWay name on the store and that's about it. The restroom here was very nasty; you were better off not washing your hands. The inside of the store had trash lingering around by the drink machine, and the store could use a good sweeping inside and out; empty beer cans and trash outside. But overall it is the cheaper gas on this stretch of road and they have all your convenience store needs inside. So it does the trick.

I seldom shop at a Convenience Store, and, in the nearly 13 months that I have lived in…read moreMillegeville, this is only my 2nd time stopping here (1st time, they didn't have what I needed). I ran out of milk on Thursday. And, since I was in the process of clearing out my old apartment, I haven't done any shopping. So, rather than fighting the crowds at the one of the other stores, I stopped here on my way back from Macon. To be honest, I'm not a fan of this location. Not only is it way too small, and, too narrow, for the amount of traffic they can get, coming in from the West, youmake a right turn in on a 45 degree angle. And, parking is either the same angle, or, you park on a 90 degree angle. But, when vehicles are at the pumps (as was the case today, getting out of the West side parking lot is a challenge, as it can involve a modified 3 or 4 point maneuver. And of course, like most of these kinds of store, you're paying a lot more for the same items. I was in, and out pretty quickly. The cashier was nice. Though, what I found a bit amusing, is they have the 6 foot social distancing lines on the floor, for standing in line. But, at the register, one can find themselves standing almost shoulder to shoulder with another store customer.. Good place to stop in an emergency. But, for sure, I wouldn't stop here regularly.