No one loves to shop for groceries, but when you have to do it, it might as well be at a sparkling…read morenew Publix store! This one has everything we've grown to love about this upscale southeastern chain, meaning folks in this part of the panhandle will no longer have to drive into Tallahasee for there specialty food needs. Plenty of parking. Easy to get in and out of, even with an oversized vehicle. Great selection of meats, seafood, produce and groceries. Awesome deli filled with great food to eat here or take home. Friendly, helpful staff in all departments and at checkout.

Their dubs are so much better than Subway. I used to be a fan of subway but no more. Bigger better…read moresubs at Publix in Crawfordville

Typical Walmart. Located right off I-10. Really close to restaurants and hotels. You already know…read morewhat your getting. Well stocked for Halloween so candy everywhere. Aisles were well stocked this visit. Produce Really looked nice. Plenty of self service registers to get you on your way. Parking lot is huge. Plenty of carts available for your convenience. The restrooms were spotless. One of our favorite Walmarts.

Typical Walmart that is not too far off of Interstate 10…read more No real issues and no interaction with anyone. I grabbed a few yogurts and used self-checkout.

It is now the Ramsey's Cash Saver and the store manager is a horse's arse. He treats his worthwhile…read moreemployees like crap in favor of his brown-nosing minions. Okay, that is personal, but this is a fact: this store manager who, shall I say, is on the healthy side of plump, spends more than his fair share of time lingering in the deli/bakery department and once in a while he will put cookie dough pieces on a baking tray to make use of himself. Problem is, he has butter-fingers, and a "ten second rule", what I am saying here is that your cookies, or donuts -or anything that the store has to prepare- MAY HAVE fallen onto the floor at one point but carelessly picked back up and tossed onto the baking rack which ended up in an unsuspecting customer's cart and, eventually, stomach. The floor. Think about this for just a moment- deli employees (and managers, for that matter), have to use the restrooms, too. Their shoes walk on the restroom floors. Deli floors. Enough said. This store manager's name is Barfield. Beware the manager who prizes profit over customer well-being. He has no business in this business.

Purchase shrimp, fish and crab cakes. We been coming here for several years. Seafood and services…read moreis great. Crab cakes are home made there at the store. Going Saturday to get more crab cakes and shrimp to take home.

We were visiting from Az and stopped here twice! The service was great, super friendly. Everything…read morewas clean and you can tell the fish was FRESH. We purchased the grouper, crab cakes, and royal red shrimp to take home for dinner! Both were delicious. We went back the next day for more of the royal reds! We also got a premade shrimp dip which was great! Definitely a place worth checking out!

This PLACE IS AWESOME!!!! Don't pay attention to those…read moreother post. It's a small town grocery store. You're not going to get thousands of options. But you'll have at least one option... buy it or go without.

Went here this morning. Plum tomatoes $3.00/pound. Drove to Walmart, P.C. 79 cents per pound…read more Avocados at Pig: 1.50 each. Walmart: 69 cents. Just a few examples of how a monopoly can make life unaffordable

Very nice store, well stocked and clean. Staff is great! Beware, prices make Publix look cheap!read more

I would love to support local and shop at our locally owned Pig, but they are way too expensive…read more They are selling small town quality groceries at Whole Food prices; basically gouging folks for their hard earned money. Every time I have visited I have not completed my list because they are asking way too much. As a local who lives within 5 mins of the pig I often find myself driving an hour to Publix in PC to save money on groceries and not feel like I am being ripped off by a store that has a monopoly on the area.

Came here when I was in town visiting a friend. I was told this was the only grocery store in…read moreCarrabelle, FL. I can't image living in a tiny town like this. I'd probably go crazy. Then again I lived in the middle of nowhere in West Texas for four years because of my job. So I think I can manage to survive if I had to live here for whatever odd reason. The store is not too far from the World Smallest Police Station. It is a bit out dated but be thankful you can actually get groceries. I tried their fried chicken from the deli because I was hungry, it was actually quite tasty. Overall, a place you can't avoid because you don't have other choices.

So the carrabelle IGA here in town is my absolute go to for Blue Bell ice cream. I probably spend…read moreclose to a hundred bucks a week on ice cream and what not. Last night I bought a 15 dollar rotisserie chicken, and it was spoiled. I had bought it as they were closing,so I had to wait till the AM to return it. Immediate response I got was attitude, and the comment she made was she "couldnt just return EATEN FOOD like that" as if I had taken more than two tiny bites... I paid 15 dollars for this chicken. So she then begrudgingly said I could go ask the lady in the kitchen if she could make me a new one... Go and explain it to her and that the manager said I could ask her to make me a new one in exchange "Oh no, I can't do that" And I stated oh so I'm just stuck with a spoiled 15 dollar chicken you all sold me Looks me dead in the eye with a flat tone in her voice "YEP" So at that point yeah I'm a little pissed off, wasted 15 dollars and then get attitude for no reason, like im in there trying to get over on them and rip em off or something. So on my way out, in the parking lot I admit I lost my cool a bit, and turned the bag upside down and left the chicken there with them. The manager then comes out and called me a "LITTLE FAGGOT" Unfortunate that you all sell spoiled food to someone and then give them attitude like they're scumbags for trying to have you make it right.

Delicious Fresh Raw Whole Milk, yogurt from Jersey milk. They also make pasteurized ice cream &…read morecarry butter, cheese. Some of the best raw milk we've had, coming from AZ where you can buy it at the grocery stores state wide, it's been hard to find here. We love this milk, drink 4-6 gal a week of it and it has really healed my teeth & bones. We give our leftovers to our dog who also loves it. Bring a cooler, they supply the ice!

Amazing cream as always. Love their products so much! The moo-latte crunch is our favorite. Love…read morethe toffee pieces. And the family and staff are always so helpful.

Great little general store, they have food, alcohol, and fresh produce. The donut shop is also in…read morethe parking lot

I love Aldi's. When we moved back to Maine from Ocala, FL I was lost without an Aldi's near me…read more When we arrived in PCB this month I noticed an Aldi's in Lynn Haven. Off we went & lo & behold I was back in heaven. Aldi's, I wish you had a location or two or three in Maine.

When shopping this store there is only 1 option to checkout in the front end which is ok because…read morethe only cashier is generally extremely helpful, engaging and efficient without exception. Recently a new employee has checked my groceries without a greeting or even a word of any kind. Yesterday between 5-6 pm I had 2 jars of bouillon cubes to checkout and the cashier was blasting texts during the customer before me and myself like a mad man. Please investigate as this is not the first negative interaction with this cashier.