Publix Super Markets

Sandwich department is horrible. Always out of bread and always joking and playing around with other staff. I’m all for having a good time, but if it effects other people’s time there is a problem. Also, the entire staff is rather lethargic. They ask «How are you?» but never respond when you say «Well. How are you?» But this seems to be a Publix thing.
I’d rather go a few further miles to Kroger anyway. Prices are cheaper and more organic options.

Nice Publix and helpful staff directing me to the co-​op ATM outside («where’s your ATM?» «you’re looking at the back of it»).

Long checkout lines are an issue most of the time I am there. No back up plans and no sense of urgency. Also, the auto self check outs always run into a problem and then one has to look around to find help.

Where shopping really is a pleasure. Publix employees and their service seriously make the difference between going here and Kroger. Small intimate neighborhood store makes it easy to get in and out quickly and good crowd here, no sketchiness. Only complaint is that BC it is a small store, it is set up a little oddly with some items being in areas you’re not used to. Once you get familiar it is fine… also, no pharmacy.

This is one of the smaller Publix’ you’ll find. But they still have pretty much everything Publix has to offer. I work a lot in this area so I’ve probably spent a small fortune here over the years. One of my favorite places to stop for lunch during the work day. I mean sh*t, I visit Publix so often that I actually recognize the employees when they move around from store to store.

I shop at 3 different Publix, small, medium and large, and love them all. The service at all three is fantastic. I have never asked where something was located without the person I asked actually taking me directly to it, a great timesaver.

I love this Publix. Big produce section, lots of organic selections, staff are extremely helpful and courteous. Its small, but it has everything you need so its better than going to a huge store because you can get in and out. Check out lanes are fast. Doesn’t get much better!

After checking my deep freezer I realized that I’d depleted my stash of Louisiana crawfish tails. That led me to Publix so that I could still make a crawfish quiche tonight for dinner as planned. I was sure it was going to be the first of many stops on a wild hunt for tails.
My suspicion was confirmed when I scanned the frozen seafood case and saw everything but what I was looking for. Shrimp, scallops, tilapia filets… and no crawfish in sight. Just then I saw a hairnetted, white coat wearing Publix worker walking in my direction. He flashed an approachable smile at me so I asked him if they had frozen crawfish tails.
I expected an apologetic no. Instead he thought for two seconds before saying, «Uhhhh…yes. We do. Let me run and get some for you.» He disappeared into the back and emerged less than a minute later with a plump pack of crawfish tails. They weren’t tails from Louisiana but I was just happy to have a full 16 ounces – enough to make crawfish étouffée!
In my excitement I completely forgot to ask why they weren’t stocked in the freezer case. But lesson learned: Publix keeps a secret stash of goodies in their storeroom. Always ask an employee if you don’t see what you want.

I have always had great experiences here. Customer service is always the best, which is no surprise considering this is a Publix. Usually I’m either picking up a random supply or snack since it is close by and it’s a fast in and out process. On rare occasions though when I am feeling like a treat for lunch, I order a sub while I am there. It quite simply does not get much better in my oppinion, as far as the realm of sandwiches is concerned. I have a friend that said he had never had one of their subs so I showed him the world he was missing out on. I HAD a friend once that said he hated their subs… we are no longer on speaking terms because clearly his judgment and his general mental health must be off. That wasn’t a true story but you get the idea.

One of my favorite grocery stores. It is very clean and the prices are affordable, especially if you take advantage of weekly deals on various products.
I never have a problem with parking since the store is far from the other businesses at the Peachtree Battle shopping center.
Staff is very friendly and easy to find.

I love Publix. It’s big, it’s bright and always very clean. Great smiles when I walk though the door. I live a few blocks away so many of the cashiers remember me and greet my warmly. They are a bit pricier than Walmart and farmer market but it location is great and beyond convenient. I love the bakery a little more than I should :)

This Publix is pretty great. My favorite things about it are (1) how fresh the produce and seafood is! So much better than the Kroger I used to go to. (2) The staff is sooo nice and helpful. When you’re looking for something, they’re quick to ask if you need help. When you ask someone for help, they stop what they’re doing to help you find what you’re looking for. At check out, they’re very efficient. There’s rarely a long wait, even when it’s crowded.
There are two (minor) cons — (1) It’s a little smaller than most Publix stores and Krogers, so some of the vegetarian substitutes and rice brands that I used to get aren’t there. (2) It’s pricier than I’m used to. I did just move to the neighborhood — so it may just be a more expensive area; but I am spending more on groceries now. I do feel like the quality is better, so I don’t really mind that it’s more expensive.

I can’t begin to describe my love for this Publix. It’s in my favorite little neighborhood in Buckhead. The produce section is huge. The organic selection is pretty vast. I’m never disappointed when I leave here. The customer service is stellar and this is my favorite publix in metro atlanta.

I get so jazzed about Publix. The Peachtree Hills location is closest to my house so I’m stopping through this one 9 out of 10 times.
This Publix is smaller than most. While the cosmetic section is sorely lacking, the produce section remains fairly large. The bakery is also a little small here, but they offer the same cake service as other stores. If you are looking for more obscure ingredients, this isn’t the best store to visit. If you are making a weekly grocery run, it is prime. I personally like the small size of the store and layout in general. Even though it can feel a little cramped, I think it is well organized.
The staff make this store great. I see the same familiar faces over and over. Pub subs make all our hearts skip a beat. They always have someone waiting at the sandwich counter to build your personal favorite sub. There is rarely a line for Pub Subs or to check out here while some of the other stores can get pretty backed up. Their other prepared food is quite tasty.
This Publix takes Kroger, Whole Foods, Fresh Market and a couple other competitor coupons. While the Kroger on Peachtree or the Whole Foods in Buckhead are nice, they are huge, extremely crowded and overwhellming. The Peachtree Hills Publix really stands alone as a great, compact neighborhood grocery.

I can officially classify this Publix as my friendly neighborhood grocery store.
This place holds a special place in my heart for a few reasons…
It’s super convenient for me to get to.
They consistently have a great selection of fresh apples. I’m an apple addict, so this is major.
The staff is always friendly and willing to help.
On one occasion, I happened to leave my cell phone in the shopping basket because I am just that brilliant. I arrived back to my apartment to realize that I was phoneless, and the feeling of panic set in. I must have left it at the store in my rush to wrangle mojito ingredients for our Friday evening get together. I frantically drove back to the store and inquired with Travis in customer service as to whether anyone had turned in an iPhone. He was deeply sympathetic, but didn’t have it for me. I retraced my steps with a sunken heart. As I did so, he came up excitedly with the phone in his hand. Someone had just turned it in! He was so helpful and enthusiastic, I felt like he shared in this little victory with me.
Now I would not go so far as to say that this is the best grocery store I’ve ever been to. I cheat on this Public with Kroger and Trader Joe’s and even the other Publix further up Peachtree. There are certainly a few weaknesses in terms of offerings. The beauty department is sorely lacking, and the layout is pretty small. But I come to this little store at least 2 – 3 times per week because I know that I am going to get a smile and excellent service every time I walk through the door.
Ultimately, what keeps me coming back to this place is the people.

This is the worst Publix store I have shopped with. Every employee seems to be under some kind of pressure and look either unhappy or tired. They will treat you coldly without any smiles on their face.
The food you get from this location is below average as well. A couple weeks ago I got a slice of chocolate cake from their bakery that was completely dried out.
Will try to avoid this particular Publix in the furture.

This is a bit smaller Publix, but average size for inside the city and the store itself is very well organized and nicely laid out. The produce looks great and there is a large selection. There are plenty of lanes open and the check out is fast and courteous! I love Publix anyway, but this one hits the mark!

This is my regular grocery store. Of course I have to supplement it by going to Whole Foods, and of course Trader Joe’s. But this is for everyday, week in and week out.
Produce is very, very good. And they will bring in special items for you (but you have to follow up on them).
PS. Wednesdays they offer seniors a 5% discount. I’ll be looking forward to that.

So last night I did two new things: I tried my hand at homemade veggie fried rice, and I ate Publix sushi! Both decisions were good ones!
I ran over to the store by me to get bean sprouts and carrots (not things I normally keep in stock, but called for in the recipe for fried rice I’d been eyeing on Pinterest — my addictive resource scores again!) and a few other things. I had to wait at the fish counter (trying to get my usual tilapia proved too much for my patience level as the woman ahead of me was stocking up for a massive seafood feast and taking forever) and my eyes wandered over to the sushi fridge. For whatever reason, I spied a spicy tuna meal that looked delicious– the fish looked fresh (and it was), there was avocado and cucumber and just a drizzle of a spicy mayo.
Sushi roll appetizer, then a delicious veggie fried rice (onions, carrot, peas, zucchini, bean sprouts). And leftovers for today if I’m in the mood for more Asian. Perfect Thursday night dinner while catching up on «Revenge» episodes online. Score!

I like coming here because of the neighborhood. Very upscale and it seems like everyone who shops here has lots of coins. Regardless, it’s a nice store.
The produce section is by far on of the larger ones I’ve seen in a Publix. That’s cool, but I wish the deli were bigger.
Check out seems to take a little longer. I think that can be attributed to the cashiers taking a little extra time to provide good service.
The parking lot is kinda tricky. Take a moment to figure out the traffic flow and things get a lot easier (try exiting behind the store onto the side street to avoid congestion at the traffic light on Peachtree @ Peachtree Battle).