Publix Super Markets

This Publix was probably one of my least favorites. It is way too crowded for one. The aisles are very thin– you wouldn’t be able to fit two carts side by side in them. The food selection is also a little more sparse than most Publixs. The meat selection is terrible. I feel like I only saw 4 steaks available for sale. Their deli selection is minimal and their bakery basically doesn’t exist.
The worst part of my visit was the sandwich counter. I waited in line for over 20 minutes with only 2 people in front of me! When it was finally my turn I was told they were out of white bread? How is that even possible.
One thing I will say though, every employee was incredibly nice. They were also apologetic about several of the issues that I mentioned earlier.

Another good Publix. It’s close to my job so I come here for lunch all the time.

This is an old little Publix. However, I love that the parking lot always has plenty of parking spots, and I can park away from everything and still have a short walk to the door. It is an smaller Publix, but what is so cool is you can easily traverse the whole store without much effort. It makes picking up a few things on the way home so painless.

Very clean and well run #Publix on Stirling Road in Dania Beach, Florida.
Earlier reviews are not representative of actual store and experiences from four visits over the period of a month. From what I can see, some of the reviews have complained about the actual size of the store and the fact that it isn’t bigger.
I remember when this store and the neighboring community were built. The community was provided with several models to choose from and what you see is what the community itself ultimately decided upon. To gig a review based on store size is probably not the right thing to do. After all, the local residents picked the store design and size.
Well built and compact store. I had the chance to speak with store manager Jeff English and he indicated a store remodel was in the works. Restroom — at least what I can see from the men’s room — was clean. Shelves were well stocked, bakery had all the right bells and whistles, even down to the free cookies for kids. I remember when the cookies were a lot bigger as a child. Deli was compact and seemed to be well run and quipped. It was clean.
Parking was tight but I was able to quickly secure a parking spot on the few occasions I recently visited. On each of these occasions, I got stopped by insistent Girl Scouts wanting me to buy cookies. Each time, I bought at least a box of Thin Mints.
/​s/​William E. Lewis Jr., Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida.

this is a great store, with very good people working there! but I can only give it three stars for one reason, they need more cashiers. I enjoy shopping here but waiting to check out makes it no fun! it is amazing the same people work there for years they seem to have very little turnover (which is good) but… please bring a couple more cashiers to the «family»!

Great local Publix. This is not a very big Publix but it has all the necessities. I come here especially for the awesome bogo deals and stock up.
Publix also makes the best clam chowder, fried chicken & subs. There’s always a line for their made to order subs.
Also, I’m noticing an increase in their selection of organic products like bread & nut butters. Just wish they carried coconut milk in the dairy section. Also would like to see less artificial ingredients or flavors in the store brands ice cream line. They have created some amazing flavors but they all say right on the front «made using natural & artificial ingredients».
Staff are super helpful and definitely give you service with a smile. To be honest I’ve never met an unhappy Publix worker– it’s a testament to the core work values at this company!

Can’t make Tiramisu without lady fingers!!!
I came here to shop «lady fingers» only
Winn Dixie always has better price

Publix, I took you for granted when I lived in SoFla. Wide aisles, fully stocked items, and most of all where shopping is a pleasure. There is no other market where even the generic brand has competitive taste with brand name items. Note: ice cream, yoghurts. Other large chains like Shoppers should model themselves after you. Until I left Florida, I never realized what a luxury it is to have someone bag your items and have the option of bringing the cart to your car. They also have a great organic section and I never feel like I’m getting ripped off. I miss you, Publix.

Moving from O-​town this Publix is a bit of a disappointment. In the town of Dr. Phillips, the Publix is new, luxurious, and huge! The selection of products is fantastic — I admit I was spoiled. This Publix is smaller than most, and seems more of a Walgreens feel than a Publix. The rows are narrow, and the lay out is a bit strange– the rows do not just go straight down like other locations. They are split in the middle, and don’t meet up with the second set of rows which makes finding things here quite confusing. For a community that has such a heavy orthodox Jewish population, it really surprises me that the only option for Kosher food here is hotdogs. During the holidays there is one end of of a row of shelves dedicated to whatever food correlates –inevitably this means that I have to go to another Publix in order to fulfill my household needs.

I will admit when I first moved over here I was disappointed that my local publix is so small. Another sticking point is that this location doesn’t carry any kosher meat or many specialty baby items. A year later I have learned to appreciate having this location so close and work around shortfalls. When I need specialty items I go to the bigger Publix on Sheridan. The staff at this location is extremely friendly and the shopping experience is always a good one. A bonus for this Publix is that the check out lines are usually pretty short. You can get in and out quickly.

Nice neighborhood feel. the small shopping carts are funny too. If you forget something while you’re in the checkout line you can run all the way to the other side of the store before you’re all checked out

Worst Publix EVER! It’s pretty much the Walmart of Publixes. They have nothing, the aisle r never stocked, and don’t EVEN think of asking for assistance. I can’t even get a «hello» from the cashier. No joke… I said «hello, how r u today» and she just looked at me like I was crazy. I asked for a sushi roll and the guy at the counter rolls his eyes. I ask for mojo pork and the clerks says that station is closed even though I can see the friggin pork. I had to spell out artichoke b/​c the cashier had never even heard of it. I live pretty much across the street from this publix but b/​c I ALWAYS leave mad I’ve started going to the publix off of Cordova which is over 15 minutes away. Think of this publix as a quick stop and only go in to grab one or two things… If they even have that… Don’t hold your breath. An absolute shame.

Well I didn’t think I’d be writing a review for my neighbourhood Publix, especially when this store is tiny and I know most people have complaints for this uncommon layout. Personally, I like the layout, mostly because I know it, and I appreciate the changes/​upgrades/​expansions they’ve put in in the last year.
The staff here seem to be extra polite, but yesterday in particular my cashier went above and beyond making sure I got every penny saved possible and cut coupons out of the weekly publix newsletter that corresponded to some of my items. A+ for her, and A+ to the bag boy who then ran around the store picking up all the free stuff I got via the coupons!

Last minute beer run before the game. the only problem was that I see more beer selections in a 7 – 11 than this Publix location. ended up going to Winn Dixie.

Smaller location that makes it a little hard to move through the aisles, however the staff is super friendly and always ready to help. The deli is excellent and makes a mean buffalo chicken sub!

I am a big fan of the Publix grocery store chain as a whole.
This Publix in particular has been consistently outstanding. All of the Staff are consistently very friendly, polite, and excellent service. The deli always smells good right when you walk in the place. Their premade foods and sandwiches are great, in particular «The Cuban». They have Boars Head cold cuts, Cape Cod potato chips. It’s like a grocery store you would see in New York or New Jersey… but it’s in South Florida.
They’re extremely trustworthy as well. One time I forgot a 12 pack of beer at the store, came home, unloaded everything, realized that I had forgot the 12 pack, went back to Publix, WITHOUT A RECEIPT, explained the situation and the manager told me to grab another 12-​er and call it a day.
Whenever I am visiting South Florida one of the peaks of my visit is going to Publix, often times several times per day.