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.

Fantastic staff, incredibly clean, and couldn't be more inviting. They had an amazing selection of…read moredrinks, snack, and loads of other things. The two attendants, one whose name was Zari the other had a jacket on so I couldn't see her name tag, were incredibly polite and helpful. Couldn't have asked for a better stop :)

From the owner: Tom Thumb, convenience store brand under EG America's portfolio, operates 115+ stores across…read moreFlorida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee. Renowned for its commitment to convenience and quality, Tom Thumb offers customers a diverse range of products, including fuel, snacks, and household essentials. With a focus on exceptional service, Tom Thumb continues to provide communities with convenient solutions for their daily needs.

Every time I visit this area, I pass by this classic, old-school supermarket that's full of charm…read moreand character. I'm not from around here, coming from South Florida, this place always caught my eye when I drove by. On my most recent trip, I finally decided to go in and check it out... and I'm so glad I did! This cute, southern, country-style supermarket is exactly what you'd hope for from a hometown market. It's cozy, warm and feels like a step back in time in the best way possible. There's a comforting, neighborly vibe that's hard to find these days. But let's talk about what really won me over: their buffet food. Oh. My. Goodness.!! At just $6.99/lb, this buffet is an absolute steal--and everything I tried was piping hot and freshly made. I won't even bother listing it all, but just know... I loved every single bite!! The potato wedges were seasoned to perfection, the fried chicken was golden and flavorful, and the catfish? Incredible. Just look at the photo I took of my container... Every bite was better than the last. I even left wishing I had grabbed a second container, because there were still entrees and side on that buffet line I didn't get to try. Next time, that's the plan. Two containers without caring what others think! Lol. The only tiny downside? I really wanted to buy a souvenir t-shirt but they didn't have my size in stock. Still, that didn't take away from what was an all-around amazing experience. I truly wish we had a Piggly Wiggly down by me. Until then, I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in town. This place is a southern gem... Don't pass it up!

My husband is born and raised n the west coast and genuinely thought Piggly Wiggly was a made-up…read morestore like something from a cartoon or a movie. So, when we were in Milton and saw there was one with the actual pig statue out front there was no question, we had to go. Honestly, the statue alone made it worth a stop. And yes, people were staring at us as we did our photo op but you only live once. It was silly and nostalgic. This is one of the oldest grocery store chains around and you definitely feel that old school vibe when you walk in. It's not fancy but it's somewhere in between a convenience store and a grocery store, which is interesting. They had a lot of unique snacks that we didn't see other places and a couple of good deals too. I will say the vibe through us off a bit. There were multiple people soliciting in the parking lot and the area right around the store felt a little rough. It's next to a trailer park or something and the overall energy just felt off. Not dangerous or anything, just uncomfortable enough that we didn't want to hang out for too long. It's a shame too because they had a buffet inside which was wild but it was super cheap and if we had felt more comfortable, we probably would have tried it but instead we took our photos, grabbed a few snacks for the road and headed out. This isn't really a place I would come to regularly, but it was a cool novelty stop and I absolutely loved the New Orleans Big boys gooey cakes in mint chocolate that I got here. It's my new addiction. I would probably come back just for that.

Publix always comes in clutch, when needing last minute items or full baskets. The layout -…read moreFully-stocked aisles, ends-cap & tables displays w/featured items for sale. The location is well- placed, though parking is a beast and can be tight for larger trucks. As can be with Publix, staff were friendly and perfectly uniformed. Would recommend

Their prices are insane ! I'm from up North and was…read moretraveling through the area. We went to Publix just to pick up a few things and ouch ! Most prices easily double if not triple from the prices I pay up north. We just needed a couple of things, not more than 10 or $15, but in Publix it was over 35.oo. I'll never go back

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 :).

Totally worth the stop! My wife has started liking "fancy" butter lately so I saw their sign for…read moreAmish butter and pulled in to get some. Which I did...they have it in two sizes. While I was looking at and deciding between the butter I noticed they had about 10 varieties of Amish cheese so I picked up some Aged (2 yrs) Cheddar. Well then I looked to the right of the refrigerated case and saw they had local honey. I'm almost out of honey so I ended up getting some of that too. Wouldn't you know it, then the lady working there showed me "the best" jam..."F-R-O-G" jam. Which is Fig, Raspberry, Orange, and Ginger. I love jams so I got some of that too. I thought I was done at the check-out but then I looked in the fridge right there and saw a dozen free range eggs for $3, I opened them up and they looked awesome so I got those too. I'm a sucker for local food marts. You will be too!

Great prices and the deal on their meat 5 packages/$49.99 can't be beat. Meat is fresh, it also…read morecooks and tastes good. Area is sketchy. Store is not the cleanest. Cashiers are kind.

Great prices! Fresh produce! Will cut you meat however you want it cut! Great sales weekly! If you…read morehaven't already checked it out I strongly recommend you do!

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.

We ordered a birthday cake from the Publix Bakery while on vacation for my daughter's 21st…read morebirthday, & I couldn't have been happier with the experience. They allowed us to place the order just one day in advance, which was incredibly convenient. We came back the next day, picked it up with no hassle, & paid at checkout. The cake was absolutely beautiful, fresh & delicious. It had five layers with colorful confetti throughout the inside, & the pink buttercream icing was perfect. Sometimes colored icing has an odd taste, but this one was smooth, rich & tasted just as good as it looked. Every bite was moist, fresh & full of flavor. The entire process was easy, the bakery staff was kind, & everything turned out exactly as we hoped. We don't have Publix in Louisiana, & after this experience, I really wish we did. If you're celebrating a special occasion, I highly recommend the Publix Bakery.

Publix Seashell Collections has an outstanding, knowledgeable pharmacist who helped me with a…read moremedication that wasn't quite right. Mr Trung, I hope name spelled correctly, is an outstanding pharmacist as well as a caring person. Worth seeking him out for help in pharmacy.

I love this Publix! It's relatively small, but they have almost everything a normal Publix would…read more If you're looking for cheap crab legs this is the perfect place. Pick your crab leg cluster and they will season it (old bay, Cajun, lemon pepper) and steam it while you look around the store. It's quick and efficient. I think the cluster was $10 & the crab cakes were about $3 each.

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.