This Publix is the closest to my house in the Acreage, so there is the convenience factor when I…read moreneed to pick up some ice cream or other kitchen essentials. I never do the big shop here because the prices are too high, where you might as well go to Whole Foods. Parking is usually easy, but you have to watch out for people who may be wandering in the rows, so you don't hit anyone with your car. The flow of people in Publix is never too challenging, so you can find what you're looking for. I don't normally do the Deli because the wait times are usually too long and the flow is slow, so I'll go for some fried chicken if I need something fast for dinner. The self-checkout certainly makes things easier. But I haven't had challenges when I have used one of the person-handled checkout aisles. Overall, it's an ok location being close to home, and I need a few items.

Store very well stocked and clean. Staff helpful especially…read morecustomer service, .prices are very high.

This publix has impeccable customer service, especially this one young lady named alex. She was…read morebagging me order and started up a lovely conversation, and was so kind when helping me to my car. This is what we need today, more people like this young lady!

Where is the - 5 ? Blind leading the blind. Like they spin a…read morewheel on the time your prescription is ready for pick and the arrogance is spectacular. Was in a panic as my daughter had itchy hives. I was told mid-morning Friday, today, the prescription would be ready and don't worry we have plenty of it. Went there mid-afternoon and those bozo's said it will be ready on Tuesday. Really? My wife even got a text stating they have the prescription! The head arrogant druggie said they can have it ready in 15 minutes. So which is it I asked ?? I was told this morning it's ready, then this afternoon ready on Tuesday then 15 minutes. Cluster-F there!

I use to shop here every week! I probably spent about $1200-1400 a month at the winn dixie in…read moreroyale shopping center. The meat has become horrible and way over priced for what it is. But we eat alot of veggies and fruit. Their produce is the worst I have seen anywhere . The straw berries always have moldy ones in it, blackberries are always mushy. They dont seem to mind selling crappy lettuce and slimy carrots, you get the point now. Who ever is in charge of the produce? SHAME ON YOU. Compared to publix your produce and meat looks like your buying 2nd hand food. Just plain gross. I have complained several times, and you know what the blonde manager women just shruggs her shoulders. And another thing that sent me to publix is they never have enough cashiers open. Same manager never seems to care about that either unless you complain. Then the attitude is like your the crazy one!! Well you people have lost 12-15k a year from me No wonder I hear your being bought out by ALDI! So long!!!!!!

I went shopping last week, Jeanette has assisted me at customer service as well as the self…read morecheckout. She has such a great personality and very cheerful and funny. I always look forward when I shop here, Jeanette is always so helpful and smiles and has great customer service skills. Thanks again Jeanette!

Avoid anything in the Bakery late in the evening today I was shopping at the Publix in Loxahatchee…read moreGroves and was around 6pm. I bought 4 "hot ham croquette" from the Bakery. As soon as I left I bit into one and it was cool, dried, tasteless like of they were baked yesterday. I immediately called and spoke with their manager Cory. He said that he was sorry but they are baked first thing in the morning. I explained that if that was the case they should get rid of them and don't sell them after 1200. He informed me that they couldn't do that because corporate does not allow them to throw merchandise away and if I have a complaint to contact corporate. Looks like Publix if willing to sell an out of it life product to its customers to save a buck. Cory did offered if I wanted fresh one to return to the store and they ll bake fresh one. Driving back for four croquettes is not worth it. But I learn a valuable fact about Publix. It's not what it used to be. "Where shopping is a pleasure" NOT!

Went yesterday and Mirline was the cashier she was so happy and upbeat and pleasant it is always so…read moregood to see her! She is very professional and sweet and was very good to see and check out with her!

Generally I find shopping at Aldi's interesting. It's sometimes fun to browse through their…read morechanging items of the week. And every now and then I find something unique. And their sale price on eggs is usually decent. As long as you don't care about name brands and are willing to take a chance, you're ok. Lately not so much. I'm getting tired of spending money to try one of their house items and not liking it. We had been at the nearby Culver's and decided to stop here for a couple items on my list. Unfortunately, they had neither of the items. Tons of pumpkin spiced cream cheese in a tub, but not one container of regular cream cheese. And your only choices in the jams/jellies section were honey, grape jelly, and strawberry jam. Again, not what we were looking for. We walked through the weekly specials section of non-food items and the shelves were a disaster. Everything in a big jumble like the locusts had swarmed through . Guess we won't be shopping here...

Think of Aldi's as the estranged brother of Trader Joe's. The abbreviated history is that Aldi's…read moreand Trader Joe's were owned by German brother's who fell out over whether or not to sell cigarettes. One headed the chain that became Aldi's and the other chain became Trader Joe's. While Trader Joe's has great prices, Aldi will beat them and just about everyone else's prices every time. You can still signs of that German heritage all over Aldi's like in their German line of products called Deutsche Kuche, which offers offers beer, chocolate, roasted coffee, and uncured Bavarian bratwurst. If you want to save money on groceries Aldi's is a great way to do it. In order to bring you those low prices Aldi's has instituted some cost cutting measures. If you want a cart you will need to bring a quarter and to get your money back you need to return your cart from the parking lot back to the store saving employees from having to collect the carts. You will also have to bring your own bags or pay for theirs. Lines will most likely be long because they keep their staff to a bare bones minimum. Best of all is the check out. To get people through the line more quickly they will literally throw your groceries into the cart they keep chained at the check out. You will frantically try to grab your items out but will never be fast enough. I used to just carry groceries around the store in bags I brought but getting my own cart has made the checkout process a lot smoother so now I always keep a quarter hanging in an Aldi's keychain made for that purpose attached to my purse.. I have noticed that a lot of stores are leaving carts where the quarter slot is locked in the parking lot for shoppers but not at this store. The more I shopped at Aldi's the more I save and now I have become a regular shopper. Thanks Rachel for turning me on to the Aldi Nerd Community Groupon Facebook which gives me tons of great ideas. I end up stopping an Aldi's at least once a week wherever I end up. This week it happened to be at a brand new store in Loxahatchee Groves which opened on January 28. It is right near all of the agriculture fields in Loxahatchee so they won't have far to look for fresh produce. It's growing in all the fields right down the street. Awesome score of the week was finding boxes of the chicken schnitzel. I wish I could have bought every box. I haven't seen these since October fest. They are perfectly breaded crunchy chicken cutlets. You can eat them as is or put them on top salads, add sauce, or chop for tacos. You can use them a million ways and they are so easy to cook. I also scored my favorite French roast K cups which is sometimes hard to find and their Girl Scout knock off Samoas which are only $1.25. The not so good is that all of the Aldi's I have checked this week are out of the cheap bags of spinach, they only have organic and no bagged salads. That is the Aldi life, sometimes you win and sometimes you end up back at Publix. In any case thanks to Aldi I have cut my grocery bill by at least half and I am eating a lot healthier too (except for those Samoas). I love Aldi's, especially when I find a brand new one.

Clubix!!!!! I am overdue for a return. I went on a Sunday to have a drink and was about to walk…read moreslap out of there. I was expecting so much more from the "bar" area than what I saw. However we stayed and ended up having a great time. Tati was working the counter and she made all the difference. I really don't know why they don't allow tipping because I really wanted to slide her something. Her personality shined and we connected. It was two of them plus that thing I came with; we talked about everything from missing home to traveling to surviving in this world. For drinks, I had some margarita mix and it was good. The açaí and smoothie spot shares the same area and they had plenty foot traffic. Will have to try that next. There is no shortage of different hot food bars at this Publix (pizza, pasta, burritos, subs) and sushi bar. It's worth a visit, wish it was closer to my house, I'd live there!

5/28/25- My first…read moretime .. Impressed but not overly impressed.. Hot foods looked decent-.. Prices seemed fair.. Glad we stopped..

Went yesterday and Siomi was there in the isles and she was very friendly and helpful. She had a…read moregreat attitude and happy, it is always great to see her and her help is always appreciated!

The Okeechoobee Blvd. and Royal Palm Bch. Blvd Publix is the worst store ever. Always out of stock…read moreon popular items, especially their BOGO's. Went there last Saturday at 9 AM and many of the shelves were empty. How can a stroe not be fully stocked on the biggest grocery shopping day of the week?

It was a normal Thursday, but the store still felt busy during the day time. The selection was…read moreeverything i expected. The food is fresh. Nothing I didn't expect.

ALDI, a chain that surprisingly has its own store in Hialeah and yet I've never gone. Finally went…read morewhen I went up to Wellington as my aunt loves this place. Have to say I can see why people love it. Food is very cheap and there's plenty of variety. While I don't think I would make ALDI my go-to store, I can definitely see it as a place to pick up a few items. That and I find it weird that cashiers are sitting down. I mean, yes, it makes sense as does the 25 cent deal for carts, but eh, it just isn't what I'm used to.

Visited today briefly on our way to lion country Safari. To pick up lunch. We got Publix deli subs…read moreand the deli master was very friendly. When looking for a few other items, I asked staff who was always eager to help. I did self check out, which was easy and use the bathroom inside and this was clean

This is a pretty standard/solid Publix chain location except that:…read more -They frequently have ripe/yellow bananas. -They are not blown out of the BOGO specials. -The guy that makes the subs in the evening is really good at his craft. -Also there is tons of parking available.