Every time I go in there I encounter at least one customer with a non service dog inside the store…read more When I do, I leave my cart in the aisle and depart. Tonight I confronted the manager in duty about yet another dog in the store. He was completely oblivious to the fact there was a dog in his store, and wanted to know why I was upset and why someone didn't tell him a dog was in the store. No apologies, just deflection, like it's my job to let him know what the fuk is happening in his store. Bet he's a lazy joy to work for. Hire people that actually have a mild inclination as to what working and responsibility means and not lazy do nothings. I can't blame the three employees that walked past the lady with her dog because they have no example of conscious leadership to follow.

Love this Publix Best Customer Service!! Happy People amongst all Publix in The Area. Each Empoyle…read morehas a smile on thier faces except the neat and deli dept...we order online for that to make pick up smooth! I wish there was a pharmacy at this Publix So Strange! Put I go here for small $20-$50 shops!! Also winning lotto tickets Everytime I've Bought one even if it's $1-$50 your getting money back!!

Dollar General stores were founded in 1939 by Cal Turner Sr. and his father J.L. Turner in…read moreScottsville, Kentucky as J.L. Turner & Son, Inc. On June 1, 1955, the first Dollar General store opened in Scottsville, Kentucky. The store was created on the idea that no item in the store would cost more than one dollar. The concept was success, and the family converted the other stores they owned in Dollar Generals. In the ensuing years J.L. Turner endured the death of his father and the economic downturn caused by the Great Depression. In October 1939, J.L. and his son Cal opened J.L Turner and Son Wholesale. After J.L died in 1964 the company he co-founded went public as Dollar General Corporation, posting annual sales of more than $40 million. In 1977, Cal Turner, Jr. succeeded his father as president of Dollar General. Cal Jr. led the company until his retirement in 2002. During his time as president the company grew to more than 6,000 stores and $6 billion in sales. Dollar General is now a publicly traded corporation and is headquartered in Goodlettsville, TN. Dollar general offers a broad selection of merchandise. Although it is a discount retailer most items are more than a dollar. Inventory includes seasonal, home products, food, health and beauty, gardening items, pet care both food and supplies, toys, stationary, and apparel. They stock a little bit of everything. On a recent trip to the Treasure Coast I saw that this store had just opened. I stopped in on the off chance that they had toilet paper and sanitizer. They were out of both but they had paper towels. Everything else in the store was well stocked. I hadn't been in a Dollar General in some time and was impressed with how many different items they carry. You could definitely live off of here for awhile. During crisis times like hurricanes and pandemics people tend to rush to the big chain stores and often overlook the discount retailers which can be a great resource of supplies. I am sure the opening of this store is a welcome addition in both terms of jobs and shopping options to the Port St. Lucie area.

Stood in line at the register while customer in front of me shared pictures on his phone of naked…read morewomen with the clerk at the register. I could see pictures clearly of private parts exposed while clerk and customer laughed. Disgusted, I set down my items, unpaid, and walked out! Do better! 6 pm 2/23/26

We shop here frequently, also order Subs a few times a week. Some days you can walk up to the…read morecounter and order, others they have a line. Which is fine & always worth the wait. Yesterday 02/24/21 we ordered subs (turkey Italian) in the deli & the staff was just incredible. Taking orders swiftly & being mindful of COVID rules. Customers seemed happy while a smiley staff member patiently took care of them. A nice lady started my order and Lorenzo kindly took over to allow her to finish her previous tasks. I was over all happy & I know it's nice to share a good review as well. Remain thoughtful to others, some days it's easy, some days it's not. :)

I'm in there nearly every day making a purchase. Very…read moredisappointed in the following: Substitution of generic public brands for a name brands that I want to buy; I have have to go to Kroger to find them. Milk spoiling very quickly has been an issue for me for months if not years. Fridge is that fine. Other shoppers have mentioned this to me also. Publix workers are friendly and nice, but some of the store policies have gone off the track. But no worries, I can go to Kroger right down the street.

The shelves are curated prepared foods are fine and fresh and delicious and the service is…read morefriendly!

Awesome market! has everything you would expect from a family local gourmet market. Prices are in…read moreline with location. Has great take out and grab n go items for a quick bite. There prepared foods area is a must see.

I tried again in 2025 and what a difference! Excellent fruit!! I can't wait till later this year…read morewhen navels are back in. I will be a repeat customer for sure.

Yummy Sunshine Shake, reminds me of a Flinestones ice cream Pushpop I used to have as a child…read more Their grill isn't impressive but is quite popular. I had a Caesar salad and sweet potato fries, nothing special. I need to visit the store next time. I'd also like to try the orange soft serve / froyo.

I seem to have better luck shopping at this location compared to the Aldi on Port St. Lucie West…read more This store does a better job keeping their inventory stocked, which makes a big difference. Both locations are about the same distance from my house, but I'm just not a fan of driving down US-1. I also prefer shopping in the middle of the day since I have the flexibility, and on this visit it was perfect--pretty empty with quick, easy checkout lines. I especially love having the self-checkout option. On this trip, they had almost everything I needed except for one item, which is pretty typical since Aldi doesn't always carry everything. Overall, a smooth and convenient shopping experience. And of course, I appreciate the more affordable prices.

Found new funny food item and my handsome husband . Store clean 2pm great time to go not a lot of…read morepeople. Was able to spend a quick $100.00

Firstly, let me add that we were hungry!!! I'm not very familiar with Culver but my teen niece told…read moreme that it was good but expensive. Now I'm not sure if this place would be considered FAST FOOD or something a little better. They don't have a "drive-thru" per se but they have a drive up order window but then you can either park in one of the designated spots and wait for them to bring you your food or you can pull up against the curve and wait as well. They will give you a numbered sticky note to place on your car. When we got to the order board, and the voice came over the speaker, she asked "what can we prepare fresh for you?" As a part of her welcome spiel. Lots of places boast freshness but we will see about that. I ordered the cod dinner (1 piece) which comes with fries, a dinner roll, and coleslaw. My husband ordered the Shrimp dinner and the kid ordered chicken tenders and fries. I was expecting a frozen piece of low quality fish with little flavor but this was actually pretty tasty! Again...I was very hungry but it actually did taste fresh! No hint of fishy-ness and it was piping hot and crispy and I thought it was really yummy. I ordered the 1 piece thinking I was just ordering something to hold me over until dinner but that one piece of fish was pretty big. I'm Glad I opted for one. My hubby and I could split a 3 piece because I felt the piece was large and thick and filling. The breading wasn't soggy either. It was nice and crunchy (I ate right away) and the fries were decent. The fries remind me of the fries they serve at Portillo's. A crisp crinkle cut with the perfect amount of salt. I truly enjoyed my food. I will add that a one piece is $10.99. My husband loved his shrimp dinner and my kid, who only eats tenders if we go to Chick-fil-a, even said hers was good. I expected her to complain but she liked them. So I guess it was a win across the board with my family. We relocated to PSL where they have Culver's so I guess I'll be eating here more often. No pics...sorry. Maybe next time when I can sit and eat instead of driving.

Definitely this is more of a burger joint with luxury prices. I got the chicken sandwich--while the…read morechicken itself was good, the portion was not very big and, to be honest, the flavor just wasn't there. My husband got the hamburger and thought it was okay, but it didn't have those wow flavors either. We went because we had a gift card and wanted to see if it could become our new go-to burger place when we're craving one. We had to wait for our order to be delivered to the car, and there was quite a long line of cars waiting for their food. Overall, it wasn't the best experience, but we might give it another try later to see if maybe the first visit was just an off day.

Went today, they had a special promotion, burger bogo!! We chose double butter burgers. Fries were…read morefresh, hot, crisp. We went early so no crowd. Service by Marlon was spot on. Place was clean and ready.

I was skeptical of shrimp here but gave it a go. I have to say it was delicious! I am ultra picky…read morewith shrimp and give it a 10/10. As a busy mom this was our Friday dinner and we brought the toddlers. Super fun and great atmosphere. Michael took great care of the restaurant making sure tables are clean, removing our trays and taking the cash tip I gave him and instead of just putting it in his pocket and all the tips go to their local farm and he brought it over to wherever that is. Coleslaw was also really good!! Chicken tenders are the best. Fries are delicious. 10/10 will go back again and recommend!