Winn-Dixie

Overall, a good convenient grocery stores but could be a bit better.
The store itself looks nice from the inside and the outside however, it could use more employees to help out customers and the prices can get high.

I come to. this place almost everyday and they are nice and friendly. I find everything I need shopping here and the fuel perks kinda help out.

The store always smells. If an item is on sale they are almost always out of it. Every time I have gone up to the customer service counter, even though there where no other customers, I had to wait because the employee was always busy doing something other than attending their guest. Some of the employees are rude. Once I got there an hour and fifteen minutes before closing amd wanted to buy some cold cuts from the deli but the deli was already broken down. On that same particular visit I also wanted to get some cinamon rolls which were on sale and they were out of. When I asked the store manager Dennis about these things he was extremely rude and condescending.
Once I went there early in the morning to buy some items for baking with my son. No live cashiers were open so we had to use the self checkout. After a few items, the machine didn’t register something in the bagging area and started very loudly saying to put it in. There was no one at the customer service desk and no employee ever came to our assistance. After about five minutes of standing there and having other customer gauking at us we left embarrased. Winn-​Dixie, where shopping is not a pleasure.

Store is nice, but staff leaves a lot to be desired. The few times I have been there, I have never had a pleasant experience and twice I purchased items that were expired (my fault for not double checking).
Parking is decent, access is great if you live in the area or need to get a last minute item.

My wife and I went to this Winn-​Dixie for the first time a couple of weeks ago and for the second time this past weekend. It has supplanted Super Target as our grocery store. Having had a bias against Winn-​Dixie, we were hesitant to go. Our bias stems from having lived up until April in Miami (we live in Davie now). The Winn-​Dixies down there are terrible — aesthetic eye-​sores, poor quality on produce, rude employees at best, and employees who don’t speak English. So you can imagine our un-​ease at going. It’s so close to home and we read an article in the Sun Sentinel about this location having undergone a renovation so we decided to give it a shot.
The store is immaculately clean. Produce is well-​displayed, fresh, and reasonably priced. Everything is reasonably priced, especially if you use their perks card. Example 1: bottles of Black Swan and Redwood Creek wine were buy one get one free. Example 2: a case of Coors Light was $ 18.99 (down from $ 20.99). Example 3: a six-​pack of Tikal (beer from Guatemala) was $ 4.99 (down from $ 7.99 — I think). There were other specials but I don’t remember since I was so excited by the beer selection. Speaking of drinks, the wine selection is extensive. Although I do make one recommendation concerning storage: Winn-​Dixie should store the bottles lying down (versus upright) to prevent the corks from drying out. Between these specials and others, my wife and I saved $ 39.99 on our most recent trip.
Employees are helpful and friendly, always walking around the store asking if you need any help.

By Winn-​Dixie standards this is a really, really nice store. Actually, it’s a really nice store period, and aesthetically it runs circles around any Publix. They have some very nice touches like a real cheese department, REAL balsamic vinegar refillable by the bottle, hand tossed pizzas, carving station, sort of like a much smaller scale Wegman’s store from the Northeast for those who are familiar with the chain. Friendly, helpful staff are almost everywhere as well. If you don’t care about what you put into your body, then this store is four stars for sure, but it is REALLY lacking in healthier foods, as well as natural/​organic selection. Also, most of the bakery and prepared items, as beautiful as they looked, seemed to be pumped with preservatives and artificial ingredients, at least from what I could see of the ingredients. Also, the prices on almost all items were either as high or even higher than Publix. All and all this is a very nice looking store with a lot of surprises, but not the best choice for the health or price conscious.

If Publix and Whole foods had a love child, Winn Dixie would be her name!
This Winn Dixie is overwhelming. They have EVERYTHING. Hot food, a pizza and pasta bar, sushi from Red Koi (a restaurant in the Gables), fresh bread, a floral area, a cheese bar, wine, extensive bakery/​deli, a wing bar, and well stocked shelves.
There is even a bulk section. Unfortunately, I don’t see the bulk candy working out in the long run — you have to bag, weigh, and sticker it yourself. You are going to have the clumsy people spilling it everywhere, the idiots who don’t weigh it correctly or at all, the fatties who sample (eat a handful of) everything, and the skeezy people who will try to cheat the system and use wrong PLU codes. BTW — the chocolate covered sunflower seeds are TODIEFOR!
The sushi ranges from $ 5.99 for a garden roll (veggie to $ 11.99 for other rolls. The garden roll is amazing though — aside from the usual cukes, carrots, and daikon, they put sun dried tomato and fig in it! My mom is vegetarian and we brought her one and she LOVED it.
We tried some of the mini cupcakes from the bakery — they were okay, probably wouldn’t get ‘em again.
Not sure if the roses were on sale, but they had a little flower area with individual stems priced at $ 1 so you can make your own bouquet. The roses were surprisingly huge and gorgeous and the one I got for mom on Friday looks exactly the same today — it hasn’t even opened all the way yet.
There is even a seating area with free coffee and wifi (have they not thought of EVERYTHING?!) .
I think the biggest issue they have is in the name — it’s a Winn Dixie. My hubby thought they should have come up with a new name — like the «Markets of Winn Dixie» or something. Weren’t they called Quick Chek back in the day? (Maybe not, but thats what gramps still calls it LOL). If people can get past the name and check it out, I think they’d be pleasantly surprised!!!

i have not been to this store in well over a year. WOW!!! whatta difference. They have COMPLETELY redone the entire store. there are shiny hard wood floors through the entire deli/​produce section. They have a ton of really great hot food available. They gave out some samples… I tasted some roasted turkey & salmon. They both were fantastic… the staff was so attentive & friendly.
I have had a negative bias towards Winn Dixie for quite a while… and i know it’s a backhanded compliment… but in this store, you would not know you were in a Winn Dixie.
If you are like I was… i highly recommend you try this store. Everything was pretty, clean, shiny… even the lighting was changed because the entire store is nice& bright
ANNNNDDDD…they have a gorgeous liquor store too… so well supplied & pretty
i’ll definitely be back

Been going to this store for years since it is the closest supermarket near me. But for some reason, today, out of all the other days, I noticed their prices are veggie are so expensive!
$ 3.45 for a head of cauliflower? I can get it for $ 1 elsewhere, $ 1.50 for 2 cucumbers? I can get 4 at that price elsewhere, Napa cabbage for $ 5? I just got one 4 days ago for $ 1.25, yeah, elsewhere.
Anyways, they are currently renovating and adding expansions, the inside is now wider, more spacious, and modern. But watch out for construction work in the front and in the store.

Avoid this store.
I have come here to buy dog and cat food out of pure convenience and opened the bag at home to find bugs inside. The store is in rough shape and looks pretty old. Also, if you have to buy perishables here, MAKE SURE YOU CHECK YOUR DATES. They definitely do not care much about their milk, as I have almost bought expired milk before.