I enjoy going into my Winn Dixie. All staff are friendly and helpful! When we want fried chicken,…read morewe always get it from Winn Dixie. I also loved what they did with the remodel. Took some getting used to the changes, but love it!!!

It has the basics, but if you are looking for something that PUBLIX would sell then most likely…read morethey do not have it. Overal, it is a good place to grab something when in a rush.

They have GREAT deals , the staff is always so friendly and clean :)…read more They have the best chicken wings hahah ( spicy ) I always try and make a trip for the BOGO sales

Lovely food, can be pricy, service is nice(most of the time), ambience is neat, often have deals…read morelike buy one get one free, offer a free fruit and cookie to each child. Great experience.

Great customer service, nice and friendly as well as quiet location. I didn't try the food but I…read morewould be willing to.

I got into this Tom Thumb All the time to mainly get lottery tickets...The older lady is very rude…read moreto customers...She will tell them to go to another store if they don't like something...I believe she is the Manager...She is probably losing business... I realize at times, she is by herself, but this is No way to talk to Anyone...

My favorite store . However I am still looking for my last…read moreon line order! Placed 2-4-2026 , light socket extender. $7.24 . My last tracking was over a week ago. Was on its way ! Mack Moore , active account.

Just called..no one would pick up ..I mean no one. I heard them put phone down and then talk!!!…read moreCustomer service. Hummm..

This place is owned by a really nice family who work hard to bring great products to their shop…read more Some produce, meat, eggs and milk are theirs and sometimes it is supplemented from other farmers or farms with the same philosophy. The products are great, very fresh, and in my opinion, better than the grocery store. For sure a better selection and produce is all organic. All of the items available are placed with love and consideration. You can tell that when you walk into the trading post :).

Had pecans cracked....they were done quickly and perfectly! Very nice young man, the owner was…read morevery cordial!

Not sure if it was my skin tone or what. Called ahead to ensure they were open, pulled in and as I…read moream backing in my brother notices we the sign on the door flip to closed. Well we get back in and head out and magically I see the sign flipped back to open. Really disheartening as a U.S. Army retired veteran to experience this type of behavior. I do think it should be noted that I have never in my life experienced this level of discrimination anywhere that includes several states and other countries. But I'd rather you turn me a way than something else so for that I'll thank you. Being in the Bible Belt and seeing how others treat people because of difference just shows the LACK of knowledge in Jesus teachings but I'll leave that there. Felt obligated to warn others don't waste your time nor money here. Minorities spend more money in this country than anyone else. Spend your money where you're valued and not even tolerated.

We just spent over one thousand dollars for 5 tires. Eugene was great! Amanda was very rude. We…read morealmost decided not to purchase because of her nasty Attitude

During Xmas they are making you go to money services to do gift cards instead of at regular…read moreregisters. That's if your doing more then 2.

DISCLAIMER: This review is very similar to my review of Publix Super Market in Panama City Beach,…read moreFL. We were staying at a friend's condo in Seagrove Beach, FL for a weeklong family vacation to include my parents, my sister and her family as well as my family. Once we arrived at the condo, we needed to go to the grocery store to fill up our refrigerator with food & drink for the week. A quick Yelp search revealed that Publix was one of the closer stores to our location. As I do not have a Publix near my house, I decided to try them out. I mean, a grocery store is a grocery store......right? Wrong! As soon as I pulled up, I noticed, that although the parking lot was crowded, there were no stray grocery carts littering the parking lot. And even though it was fairly crowded on the inside, the shelves were still well stocked and there were plenty of employees replenishing the supplies. The employees were also very friendly and willing to help if a certain item could not be located. I feel the prices are slightly higher than my local Louisiana (New Orleans) grocery store, but I was willing to pay a little more to shop in a store where I found everything I needed. If I am ever back vacationing in the area, this Publix will be my grocery of choice.

If you want to see what grocery price gouging looks like in its natural habitat, go visit the…read morePublix Super Market at WaterColor Crossings that serves Seaside and Seagrove. Walking into that store feels less like grocery shopping and more like accidentally wandering into a tourist-trap convenience store wearing a Publix costume. Everything is pristine. Everything is organized. Everything is friendly. And everything costs an absolutely absurd amount of money. A quick trip for a few basics turns into a receipt that looks like you accidentally bought groceries for a small wedding. You grab a few staples such as milk, eggs, sandwich meat, maybe a jar of mayo and suddenly you're staring at a total that makes you wonder if the cashier slipped a Rolex and a beach condo deposit into your bag. And the worst part is that nothing about the experience justifies it. This isn't some boutique organic market. It's just a normal Publix that realized it sits between Seaside vacation rentals and Highway 30A tourists with sunburns and no other options. The pricing feels less like inflation and more like a calculated shakedown of anyone within five miles who needs groceries. And this isn't just imagination. Publix has been getting hammered by shoppers across Florida for prices that can run 30-50% higher than competitors on basic items. People are literally posting receipts online because they can't believe how much they paid for ordinary groceries. That's exactly how this store feels. You walk in thinking: "Publix -- where shopping is a pleasure." You walk out thinking: "Publix -- where shopping is a financial mugging with fluorescent lighting." Sure, the employees are nice. Sure, the floors are clean. But none of that makes it easier to swallow paying vacation-town ransom prices for groceries that cost dramatically less literally anywhere else. The Seagrove/Seaside Publix isn't a grocery store. It's a well-lit toll booth for people who ran out of food on 30A.