The chicken Deli counter has the best chicken on the island ( everybody knows that) a lot of…read moreboaters pick up a large order to take on the boat. Also they have the freshest fruit and vegetables around and Great customer service!

We always stop for some fried chicken wings, they never disappoint! Only complaint is they always…read morerun out.

I went inside to buy some beverages. But nothing has a price marked on it. So I left. I…read moredon't play that game.

This store has got it all! You name it they got it! Loads of choice from beers, to juices to waters…read moreto even your everyday essentials!

Just wanted to write a review for Luis. I didn't want his hospitality and kindness to go unnoticed!…read moreI asked him a couple questions about which wine was popular and which to buy for my partner since I don't really drink. He went out of his way to share which ones sell out the fastest and helped me find the right choice based on my budget and interests. He even went to the back to get a pamphlet that further detailed the differences between wines and so on. He was really enthusiastic and so nice! My partner enjoyed the wine I got him. Def give this man a raise! He goes out of his way for his customers. Who knew a trip to Publix could be so exciting LOL!

This store is a nightmare…read more I probably can't explain this clusterF well enough, but I'll give it a try. This Publix closes at 10:00 pm. At 9:50 pm they CLOSE ALL REGISTERS except one. Opinion: They need to keep more registers open if there are still 10-15 customers in the store. Communication: No one speaks English in this store, including the Manager, Alejandra. Incident: InstaCart shoppers at closing. Husband and wife team doing InstaCart checkout right at closing. They were TOO LAZY to take food out of 3 carts. THREE HEAPING FULL CARTS. Looked like a shopping run to Costco. Problem: Apparently they had co mingled 3 orders and were trying to figure out what they had done. I had no idea what was happening. I just walked up - in the middle of it. Got in line to check out. As I mentioned, it was the ONLY line open. I was holding 6 items. THERE WAS NOTHING ON THE BELT AT ALL. Not one item. Conveyer belt was completely empty. Everything was in three carts. I placed 6 items on the belt, between the yellow plastic dividers, you know, like we do in America. Wife turns around and yells at me in Spanish for placing 6 items on the belt. I had absolutely no idea what was going on. I had no idea they were InstaCart shoppers. They didn't speak English. I had no idea they were having a major problem. I only knew they were fighting with each other and yelling at me. Cashier stood there and did nothing. He didn't speak English either. What a mess!! Opinion: It's my opinion that Publix should hire English speaking people to work in an English speaking country. I don't know - that just seems reasonable. I stood there forever. Waiting for this chaos to calm down. IDK, maybe 15 minutes? I finally asked for a manager. Alejandra arrives. She acts like this is normal. She tells me these shoppers do this every night. She knows these people. They are her "regulars". Well if they are THAT important, then open another register!! For them, or for the rest of the store! I tell her this is really bad customer service without English speakers. She tells me it's a "free country" with a heavy Latino accent. She then informs me that Publix does not require employees to speak English. Really? That's ridiculous. I'm over it. I've had enough. Of all of it. Corporations and people in general. Can't be bothered to speak the language of the country you CHOSE to live in? Tell that to my family of service men that have fought and died for this country for 150 years. So you have me - a 70 yo female customer - trying to purchase 6 items at 10:00 pm in the middle of this chaos. No one in the store speaks English. I just want to pay and go home. I don't care that you're Latino. I don't care that you're Haitian. ASSIMILATE!! We are not in Cuba or Haiti. You chose to leave those countries and live here. If you work in the public sector, you should speak a little English. As a 50 year customer of Publix, I'd like to shop in a store where I can at least communicate with the staff. What a ClusterF. Miserable place to shop. It's KW. Most people are just passing through. There's no accountability for anything here. Staff that can't speak English and a manager that thinks it's all just fine. I love Publix in general, but this store needs a mass firing and a serious reboot.

Winner winner chicken dinner! This 16 piece kept the party going. Crunchy, spicy, juicy chicken…read more Fast & hot! Dion's is the Best!

Stopped in today Nov 26th at 10:30 am. The guest in front of me was wanting gas but didn't know the…read morepump number. when he got the front the little Spanish guy at the counter, let's call him "napoleon", told the customer "next time be more prepared, figure it out and come back when you're ready" the patron then said no need to be rude then napoleon proceed to berate him and made no attempt to help the guy locate the pump numbers that i agreed were hard to see. I stepped in to say, yeah man, you're being a bit of a jerk, just be nice!. He then told me, since I chimed in I should mind my own business and that he wasn't rude. I tried to reason with Little Napoleon even asking how he would feel if the roles were reversed and it's not that hard to just be nice to people. But Mr Bonapartes ego prevents him from such thoughts. I think our tiny friend needs a little slice of humble pie, and a new job not working with the public. I will note that the guy running the chicken counter was obviously bothered by the cashiers behavior and tried to step in and help the guy.

Just visiting town and had to drop in…read more Grand Vin Classic Wine Bar & Shop Host and Bartender - Diana, she provided us amazing service. Helped with picking our wine and cheese selection to compliment with the wine. The deco, was beautiful wooden table and chairs. Such a great feeling being there. They are also fur baby friendly. A must visit.

Cute vibe. Nice wrap around porch with seating/ wine tasting going on during our visit. Friendly…read morestaff.

Since it was the closest place to buy adult beverages near our rental home, we made this our first…read morestop on the way back from Duval Street to the Royal Escape, our home away from home for our mini-vacation in December. Prices are on the high side, but this is Key West. Everything is more expensive here. Found a decent bottle of bargain-priced rum and a couple bottles of good red wine for under $15. Mixers are really pricey, so if you can, hit the CVS or Fausto's for club soda and cokes. Friendly staff and varied selection. Next door to a gentlemen's club.

Great Prices! This liquor store is next to the Bare Assets dance club. They had all the liquor I…read moreneed!

The people who work there are all very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I got to know them over…read moretime and now consider them friends.

We come here every year, it's convenient on Duval within a block of where we stay, but this year…read morethey have added a deli! So not only do they have most every beer, wine, liquor or liquer you may want, they also have meats, cheeses, crackers and so on.

While getting gas on our way out of Key West, we smelled that unmistakable fried chicken smell…read more Hubby went in the quick mart to get some drinks for the road and came out with fried chicken. People... I'm telling you... this is the best darn fried chicken I've ever had in my life! Do yourself a huge favor and get some fried chicken, and head on out to the Fort Zachary Beach and enjoy. Then go back for Kermits key lime pie later ;)

Been stopping at this DM's for more than three decades. I stopped in looking for chicken, and was a…read morelittle disappointed. This is still a good place to stop for drinks and snack snacks, beer and energy drinks. It's conveniently located in Newtown.