this is a good store to shop at as much as possible for its bright colors and amazing foodread more

We stopped in for a few items, while staying in the area for several days. We were particularly…read moreappreciative of their soups in the deli; especially their chicken wild rice offering. The facility is well-maintained; with the usual selection of items, from which to choose, one expects at a Publix. The staff, we encountered, were friendly and accommodating. And if one is fortunate; the selections one is seeking, will be BOGO (or on some other sale promotion). All and all; this location is a solid representative for the franchise.

Wonderful variety of foods. A very helpful staff, clean…read morestore and an awesome variety of foods from around the world. The store also has a great jewelery repair section. Jose is a very able jeweler with very fair prices. Recommend!!!

Never had a bad experience owners are great people kitchen staff is great and they have great food…read more I recommend their meats good quality and prices.

Welcome to Daytona A world all its own…read more Some come here for vacation Or enter the Twilight zone So heres our local Walmart This one will open your eyes If wild was a contest This one would take 1st prize There's a "LotCop" on the job To catch criminals in the act And other illicit things Yes, this truly is a fact. Ran out of toothpaste Or need some more Tide? Electronics or groceries There's plenty more inside! If you bravely go at night Make sure you're street-wise. As to what could possibly happen It'll surely be a surprise. You'll get what you need And see some scary sights Soon you will be wishing Someone would turn out the lights! A few may be barefoot It's hard not to stare When pajamas act as street clothes Most people just don't care But who am I to judge? When some go passing by They're lit up so much That even I get high! One thing is for certain You'll have stories to tell If you make it out of Daytona And all has gone well. Ps- In all fairness, I find some pretty great clearance deals here. I actually thought the store was closing because it was so run down. Alas, I learned they're getting a renovation as of Sept 2025.

My delivery was to arrive today at 2:46, then I get a text stating that they ATTEMPTED to deliver,…read moreall LIES. They didn't attempt. This store SUCKS. No one will answer the phone, the girl in delivery hung up on me.

This Winn Dixie isn't much bigger or better than the godawful one near my home in Largo, FL. The…read moreonly big difference beside the general layout of the store revolves around the town/city where we are now. First off, the beer selection is monstrous. Whaddiya expect from a grocery store across the street from the beach, after all? As one can imagine, the other thing that makes this store different is the total overcrowding of stuff in there. What do I mean? They offer beach supplies, T-shirts, beachwear and all that kind of stuff in addition to groceries. Huge ice machine right next to the beer cooler that takes up an entire side wall. I know the one aisle where the beer coolers were took up more refrigerator space than the entire dairy department. I know I'll never shop there again as we don't plan any more vacay time in the World's Most Famous Beach...from now until the cows come home. Speaking of which, isn't this the home of the so-called "Beef People"? Well, as the famous ad put it over 40 years ago..."Where's the Beef?" I know where the beer and the styrofoam coolers are. I also know that the Queen Bee and I couldn't find what we went in there for either. They say Aldi has bought out the company that owns WD. Is that what they mean by a Winn-Win?

Terrible experience , very disorganized , no leadership, no customer service experience.Very rude…read moreand was told not to shop there by an employee representing WD . Completely unnecessary, with proper training any employee representing a company would know not to be rude and condescending to customers . What happened to this place? , I've been shopping there since the 1980's . It's a shame this company has gone so far down hill. Courtesy and kindness cost nothing and help in any situation .Hopefully they will make a minimal effort to improve . One thing we all have control over is our attitude. Good or bad it"s contagious and will determine what kind of day we choose to have.

I'm glad I found this great store. It is big and has everything, and they sell prepared food and…read moresoups. I could really only eat the soups which had olive oil in it. I prefer no oil I'm used to grandma's just broth for me. The other salad has veganaise mayo made with soy oil so I passed I was feeling a little run down and bought some beet turmeric juice, some fruit and prewash broccoli Should do the trick They are super friendly. Other health food stores are their other location in Port Orange FL and there is Holly Hill in Holly Hill. Near Ormond Fl, a smaller store hoping to expand but great healthy snacks, vitamins, toiletries etc and Peggy's health food in Ormond Fl also.

Awesome store! I live in Saint Augustine but will make the hour drive to shop here at least once a…read moremonth. Great prices, clean spacious store. Fresh produce, friendly staff. I was blown away by the checker telling us to have a blessed day. What a wonderful store, I would gladly be a regular.

Love this store! Wish there was one on west coast. But in 2 yrs I'll be living on the east coast!…read moreWe shop here every year when visiting Daytona.

Always a good experience. Remodel is beautiful and employees are always a delight. There's not one…read morebad thing to say about this Publix

I've been shopping at Perrines for a long time. In produce I shop for golden delicious apples and I…read morenever had a problem. There have been times when I get sale items like Neterines for .99 PER LBS or Pears ( on sale only) and they would rot fast. I say to myself for the price what can I expect. As far as the meat I ususally go for the chopped meat on Tuesday for $4.49 I have never had a problem with it but at the same time I wonder am I getting a quality product due to the price? Salmon they usually have a good price on it. Again I've never had a problem with it but since I buy the Atlantic Salmon I like to know where it comes from. When I ask usually the clerk behind the desk doesn't know, then he will go to the back and find out and tell me Canada. ( which is better than chilli) but there is no infomation on the packaging or anything. I've decided to keep safe i will buy Bluehouse which is Salmon grown in man made tanks in Florida from another supplier. The deli Deparment is really good. They have better tasting and better valued deli than most major supermarkets in the area. Overall I really like Perrines. So far the food is real good and you have good values. I'd give it 5 stars if I can find out more info on what I am buying. with Fish and meat, and sale items on produce lasted longer.

The produce is pretty good. The girl at checkout was inappropriate with me and other customers…read moretoday. Making comments about peoples

This a small Indian grocery store. It has all the necessary spices and stuff. The owner is very…read morefriendly. But they don't have veggies. Overall a good Indian store in Daytona.

Has anything you could possibly want in an Indian store. They always have free curry leaf on…read moreFridays.

**OVERALL REVIEW**…read more Over the course of years since this location opened, I have visited Buc-ee's numerous times, stocking up on food, t-shirts, and miscellaneous paraphernalia doning the logo featuring Bucky the Beaver. Tangeant note: The most popular t-shirt from Pro-Wrestling Tees is a charicature of Bucky the Beaver featuring Ruby Soho (a.k.a. Ruby Riot). Throughout those years visiting Buc-ee's AND being a Yelp Elite, I have not written a review on them... until now. It is evident by my high-recommendational tone, this location is going to get five-out-of-five-star rating. Let me detail you, why. Though an address is provided, Buc-ee's located in Daytona Beach is one exit north of the exit that has the Daytona Speedway just eastward of I-95. Their sign, a side-view of Bucky the Beaver, is easily viewable from the road. You'll know to make your exit along with the numerous billboards leading up to it. At one time, this Buc-ee's was "the biggest in the United States." That claim can no longer be said, but it should be known that whenever a new Buc-ee's location opens, it always seems to be "the biggest" until the next one opens. On the outside, Buc-ee's lives up to its roots in Texas, because "everything is bigger in Texas" right? There are 104 gas pumps for civilian drivers as commercial trucks are no longer allowed to stay at Buc-ee's thanks to the number of disrespectful truck drivers causing a ruckus. And plenty of people can enjoy Buc-ee's as there are 700 to 750 parking spaces. With all the meat you'll be eating, it should be fine to add a couple more steps sitting afar from the store. If you never been to a Buc-ee's before, you'll be greeted by the strong, delicious scent of brisket. Buc-ee's will go through up to 200 whole briskets a day. That is a lot of briskets sandwiches. And that is just the brisket. There is chicken, beef, and other kinds of cooked meat made into sandwiches and tacos and such. Kolaches are of numerous flavors including a dessert one. Let's not forget the nuts and fudge and everything else in between. In short, there is so much Buc-ee's branded food, freshly made from their deli, bakery, and meat departments or pre-packaged in their grocery section. Sidenote: do not sleep on the Buc-ee's Nuggies and Beaver Nuggets. And to end this review, I have to push their claim of having the cleanest restrooms of any gas station ever. Buc-ee's lives up to their name as the restroom always has at least two janitors on staff for each restroom to clean the over 80 restroom stalls. Those janitors are like ninjas. Once you step out, they swoop in to clean. It also helps each stall has a red light/green light letting people know when one is occupied or not. I could go on-and-on-and-on on why this Buc-ee's gets a five-star rating, but I will simply give you my personal positive insight. The food was always delicious, the service was always kind, and I have bought so many physical items here, specifically t-shirts. And guess what? I will continue to add more shirts to my Buc-ee's collection. The only thing I can see changing is the frequency I go here. "If" the rumored location in Indrio Rd. opens up, it takes me less time to drive south to Fort Pierce than it does for me to drive north to Daytona Beach. Still, that does not take away that Buc-ee's in Daytona Beach is the first Buc-ee's I been to, and it made such an impact that I would purposely make the drive north just to go here.

Road trip win. We were on our way to Rockville and completely forgot there was a Buc-ee's in…read moreDaytona--once I saw it, I immediately pulled in. First thought: this place is massive. The parking lot alone is wild, with what feels like endless gas pumps. Walking inside was a whole experience because I genuinely didn't know where to start. It's like HomeGoods and Wawa had a giant, chaotic, beautiful baby. I made my way through section by section, and there's a little bit of everything. I grabbed their BBQ brisket sandwich and Beaver Chips first--absolutely worth it. The brisket sandwich was ridiculously good, and they're pumping those things out fresh every few minutes. Their hot food menu isn't huge, but honestly, that works in their favor--simple, focused, and done well. I also tried the triple meat sandwich with brisket, turkey, and sausage. It costs a little more, but it's loaded, super filling, and definitely worth it if you're hungry. One of the coolest parts? The jerky section, where you can sample different options before buying. Somehow I even left with beard oil... because Buc-ee's is apparently the kind of place where that makes total sense. Loved Buc-ee's. It's more than a gas station--it's basically a road trip experience.