Publix Super Markets

It’s a Publix. These are generally all the same. This one has a small lot. So the feng shui is off a little bit. The parking is small and inside the store things are closer together than you would expect it say that Alpharetta megastore. They still have everything you need. And I think you can get in and out of the store quicker. It’s nearby and when you need stuff this is the place to go.

Neighborhood small town friendliness in a big chain grocery store. The fish guys are the best. Employees stick around for a long time and seem to be happy there. Saw Andre 3000 hanging out with the deli employees one day. Always clean and helpful. Thanks for your great customer service!

I have twice now purchased expired sausage meat from this Publix. We’re talking 10 days past the use by/​freeze by date on the package on the day of purchase. Both times, I noticed an odd smell upon opening the package. Don’t get me wrong, I understand that it’s the customer’s responsibility to check the expiration date, but really Publix? 10 days?

An ok Publix, not the biggest, not the cleanest but a good store.

I had to increase a star. The employees actually started smiling and asking me if I found everything okay at the cash register! Wow!

Pretty good — clean, nice service, good food demo’s. The service is super polite and friendly. Produce is not Whole Foods quality, but better than Kroger.

I was a regular at this Publix location. In fact, I go to this store 3 – 4 times a week (Don’t believe me? Check the cameras.) Unfortunately due to a poor experience, never will I support Publix.
I walked in and immediately went to the deli to purchase chicken tenders. I asked the associate if I can snack on the chicken tenders whilst browsing the grocery store. The associate kindly said ‘yes’.
I noticed the moment I started eating in the store, associates began to follow me. As I got to the snack isle (specifically cookies), I placed my box of chicken tenders behind a cookie box and got up to look around. I did not want to put cooked food on the floor, so placing the chicken in the shelves would be a smarter and healthier idea. Before I got up Mike, started yelling ‘hey sir, you need to grab the box’. I had no intention to leave the box behind. I did not appreciate the fact Mike had falsely assumed and accused me for stealing product.
As I approached customer service to notify management of the false accusation, Mike immediately went into the office and started pointing his finger at me for attempting to steal. I spoke to the grocery manager and he was very apologetic. The manager also stated Mike should not have accused me of stealing because he had no business or authority to make the claim. The grocery manager had seen my face plenty of times at this particular location.
Publix should feel very fortunate I am not going to take this matter to court. Careful Mike, what you did is slander.
I find the staff at this Publix location extremely slow, unprofessional, unhelpful. I will take my business to Kroger.
I will make sure to let all the people I know who shop at Publix regularly to no longer be its patron.

This is on the smaller side for a Publix, but you still get the excellent service associated with the best supermarket in the Southeast. Everyone here is always very friendly and helpful. It’s also in my neighborhood, so that’s why I shop there.

I admit it, I next to never go to this Publix. It always seems so, I dunno, out of the way? Typically i’m passing this area, including the nearby mall to either go home or go to another location (which typically has another grocery store) but I took the plunge and parked my car.
It was nice to see the salad bar that many Publix locations are adding, presumably to offer a whole foods type of vibe, great start either way, and as I walked by, the bar looked really fresh. There’s a soup bar on the corner of the salad bar also, both right in front of the Deli area, whose sandwiches still trounce Subway.
The customer support was nice here. I came to the cashier ready to pay for a Sunday paper I had not yet found, and she went and got it for me instead. Very cool. Even though this Publix is situated at a busy corner, druid hills and lawrenceville hwy, it’s not so tough to get out, mainly due to one of the exits being at a light
I used to avoid Publix because their prices were more expensive than Kroger and they didn’t have a card to scan, but lately they’ve been having tons of buy one get one deals on nice items, and this location is no different. If you live around here, no brainer, stop on in. But if you need a paper, they’ll take care of you also

Super friendly staff, clean, good prices. Love the folks in the bakery.

You know price are high at Publix but they have the best deli hands down.

I’ve been looking for a way to grocery shop on-​line without having to go inside the store, up and down the aisles and load the car.
Finally found a trial program that Publix is doing that allows you to shop/​select products on line (including butcher shop meats, produce. fruit, etc). The assigned «personal shopper» will then gather all the items, call if there are any items not in stock asking about substitutions and then have them ready for drive up pickup and loading within 4 hours (you schedule a thirty minute window for pickup time)
The service does add an additional $ 8 ($ 7.95) to the total. Looking at other options available in Georgia frozen/​packaged meals are about all you can find. And those services charge $ 10 or more per meal to ship them frozen to you, plus shipping fees. So a measly $ 8 is no biggie! The other downside is that as a trail, the service is only available at the Toco Hills Publix on North Druid Hills Road… about 23 miles from here or a 30 minute drive each way… still well worth the cost and effort in my opinion.
I can sit here, take my time and pick and choose what I want. pretty much the entire inventory is available. I can select to view specials/​sales as well and get some pretty good deals. I could use coupons, if I saved coupons… but that’s not really something I have a lot of interest in doing.
Anyhow I tried the service today for the first time and was really impressed/​pleased. Now that I’ve got a feel for it I’m sure I’ll become a regular… just hope enough people use it to keep it going. Right now Publix only has it at Toco Hills in Atlanta and a store in Tampa Florida. Piggly Wiggly has a few stores offering the same service around the Savannah area. There are tons of grocers in the north and north east part of the US that use the same provider (
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Jim

Though the store is not as extensive as the Publix on N. Decatur Rd, the staff here is usually very friendly. On several occasions one of the managers has come to bag my groceries if he sees no one else is doing it.
They do not have a «natural foods» section, but the store has most everything you would expect.

This is Publix. Do you need a review? It is similar to other Publixeses…
Oh, they recently got electronic signature pads! Maybe the last in the state to get them?

O.K. one of my «on the go» weaknesses … Fresh wings or the rotisserie chicken from this Publix at Toco Hills. I am starting to wonder if they put some type of drug in the wing sauce because they are addicting!
They also make a killer sub sandwich if you happen to be in the Toco Hills area at lunch. Unfortunately, I am not in this area very often for lunch.
This Publix is always clean and the employees are always friendly and happy to assist. This is defiantly the Publix you need to shop at if you frequent this area.