Winn-Dixie

This store may look nice on the outside/​inside but the store manager, Yoli, could do a whole lot better. I compare this store as going into Home Depot and not getting personalized service as you would get at a mom-​and-​pops store. I ask for items not filled on shelf space and they act like it’s no big deal.
The meat department rarely has nice cuts of meat. If I go into this WD over one month, it’s shock if they have flank, pork lion, or large shrimp more than once. They just don’t care.
I went over to 15^th and Coral Way, today, and got personalized service from the STORE mgr and despite the fact that I have always considered this store a dumpy, little store, I went there today, found my beef brisket WITHOUT all the fat attached to it and really felt like I got money’s worth out of what is supposed to be TRIMMED brisket. TRIMMED means NOT fat on the bottom side, 11^th street is so used to making us pay extra because they don’t trim the fat.
I also found McCormick’s Cracker Meal at this store. I haven’t seen it at 11^th street in weeks. They just don’t care about stuff they run out of. I’m still waiting for them to refill those $ 1.00 beef jerkies that I haven’t seen restocked in weeks!

It is a grocery store. Frankly it is pretty average, I would not have come here if it was not for a gift card that I had recieved.
I can say they have a large selection of cooked food, and everything else that you would expect to see at any chain grocery store.
I did get stuck in line forever, because there was some check out issue with another customer, where they kept taking stuff back and forth. While annoying for me, it did show how accommodating the staff is to customers to be able to deal with taking things back and forth without any complaints.

Terrible customer service, usually 1 person handling the deli that includes making the sandwiches and also serving the ready to go food by the pound. and cold cuts forget it, your going to have to wait some time. That’s the most consistent problem the have. Rather go to Publix where 3 – 4 ppl are working the deli.

So this grocery store has been my go to place since I’ve moved here. I’m usually here about 2 times a week since it’s close by. Very convenient and has pretty much everything you need except for pesto… seriously, no pesto sauce lol Other than that I would say the customer service is great, the fruits are always fresh and the lines are never too long here.

This is the most convenient Winn Dixie for us, however I try to avoid it as much as I can. I only come in here in mere desperation when I really need something. They have the WORST customer service (except the Pharmacy).
If you want something from the Bakery and Deli, avoid it! If you cannot, then be ready to wait around about 15 minutes while the employees completely ignore the fact that you are standing there. The worst is that they look at you but continue doing whatever it is they are doing. When they finally come around, they have the worst attitude. The worst experience I ever had was at the Deli, where the meat was so poorly cut that I vowed never to buy anything from there again. The cashiers are sometimes friendly but also very slow.
The only positive is that they have a huge variety of junk food, and it also has good prices. The only reason I am giving it 2 stars instead of 1 is because of their Pharmacy. This is the only aspect in which they’re actually great. They are the most efficient and have excellent customer service.

It’s great to have this old-​fashioned American grocery store so near the medical center. I needed a cake with blue icing for a joke birthday celebration and found a good one among the ready made cakes a couple of months ago. And today I just learned that they carry Wonder Bread, which has been phased out by most decent markets (e.g. Publix and Milams) as American taste in bread has gained in sophistication. In fact, the company that made Wonder Bread in Miami went bankrupt, so now the bread is shipped in from a distance. Why, you might ask, do I want it? Hint: there’s a neat trick that can be done with it. But seriously, this is an excellent, huge market with a wide range of products, including a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. It took me awhile to get through to customer service, having to ring for a looooonnnng time, but when they finally answered they were quite helpful.

One of the worse Win Dixie to visit. The customer service station only has one cashier so the line is always long. Very poor customer service.

I live very close to this Winn Dixie. I could walk to it. Instead I find myself driving to the Publix on Biscayne blvd. This Winn Dixie is better than you would think, but there are some key problems that make me spend the big bucks somewhere else.
Good points:
It’s cheap
Decent produce section
Clean and safe
Bad points:
The lines. Expect to see only a few cashiers open, esp at peak times like 5−6pm.
The bakery. Sub par baked goods that look like they were slapped together by a 10 year old. Over sugared, over-​colored desserts. Poor bread quality.
Selection. I was impressed when they expanded their organic offerings, but it seems like they have cut back. This leaves me little to buy for my family.
Hopefully, these things improve so I can do my main shopping here. Right now, it’s just quick beer, bread and egg runs.

Service here is not as friendly as at a Publix, and honestly, it’s a bit scarce. Good luck finding anyone working the floor. At the bakery, I had to wait 15 minutes before the lady in there would come over to acknowledge me, even though she had looked up from making her cake several times. I just wanted a cookie for my kid, so I sort of felt like waiting was a waste of time, but try telling that to a 7-​year-​old.
Crowds here are interesting, from somewhat ghetto people to middle class working folks. I do like their Winn Dixie deals, although sometimes, they are not properly advertised. There was a sign that said their jumbo generic cereal bags were 2 for $ 6, but when the gentleman rang me up, they each came up to over $ 4, and he could not offer an explanation as to why, as he had already scanned my Winn Dixie card, so I just bought one instead. Like I said, there were no staff members on the floor that I could go ask about this discrepancy, and the lines were building up (only 4 – 5 opened registers), so I just gave up.
I did like the price of the Halloween cake I bought though, $ 7.99 and it fed at least 15 kids, whereas something like that would probably cost at least $ 12.99 at Publix. I did not have a chance to taste the cake myself, but my daughter said she and the rest of the kids in her classroom loved it, and the ghost decorations and plastic Dracula rings included with the cake were a plus.

I’ve gone to this Winn Dixie for the past 3 years, and it’s had everything that I’ve wanted. I’ve been to Publix a couple times, and I honestly don’t find a difference besides the fact the Publix is more expensive. Yes, the neighborhood isn’t great, so you might encounter some people asking for change, but I’ve never had a problem with them and there’s often security or a cop nearby anyway.

Español: Esta Winn-​Dixie es… ay coño… como se dice… ayyy… una mezcla de… de… los todos! Por la tarde (sobre todo el domingo) las lineas son lentos e irritante. La mejor hora para ir es despues de las 10:00 pm. Asegurese de ver su caja con cuidado si ud compra frutas y verduras! A veces se olvidan de retirar su mano de la escala! ¿Te imaginas una naranja que cuesta $ 4.00?! Ayyyy, que no!
English: This Winn-​Dixie is irritating. Only come in the night after 10:00 pm. And watch out when you buy fruits and vegetables that are weighed, the cashiers frequently hold items down (thus adding 1 – 3 pounds more) resulting in you being overcharged. A single navel orange does not cost $ 4.00 in Florida. Ever! Selection and produce is otherwise decent and I’ve never seen any gross produce on display.

I’ve been coming to this Winn Dixie for several years, and for me, it is one of the best Winn Dixies in South Florida that I’ve been to. The store is clean and with a modern layout. The prices are great so if you live in the downtown area, this will be the best supermarket to come to. Their wing bar is delicious and their hot foods are not bad at all. Today I ordered a turkey salad sub and I loved it. I’m likely to keep visiting this Winn Dixie for a long time.

The first time visit on this location, just like it. Clean and not really peak so I am enjoying my groceries shopping…

I usually deapise Winn Dixie. Lately for unknown reasons they have grown on me. Moat if these stores just seem dirty to me. Lately Winn Dixie has renovated their stores and making your grocerie experience a little more pleasurable. I live the bogo deals and the sales they have. The knock on Winn Dixie is crap deli meats and well all meats in general. For dry goods, beer, tp, and other items Winn Dixie is a good spot.

The only reason I’m giving this Winn-​Dixie 4 stars is because the pharmacy staff is awesome– super friendly and FAST service!

this winn-​dixie is conveniently located near my work place, so it’s a plus when i feel like eating something outside the usual JMH spots.
it never seems to be over crowded like most others. parking is never a problem. BUT, yes, there is a BUT. i have bought cuban crackers 3 times from this store and each time they have been stale! all 3 times! at this point i am giving up on their crackers. period.

My daughter has a friend that lives near this Winn Dixie and I recently stopped in to pick up some stuff my wife asked for while we were in the area. Compared to some of the other Winn Dixie stores I’ve visited, this one has ample space and is well laid out. There were many check out lanes open and no long lines, but best of all, they have self check out lanes. My wife became a member of the Winn Dixie Reward Card Club and you’ll be surprised by the savings that can bring. It’s in a convenient location to the Jackson Hospital area.

If you’re living in the Downtown or Park West area, your number of local grocery stores are limited. If you have a car and are willing to venture out a bit more, then this Winn Dixie is the grocery store to drive to.
It’s nicer and cleaner than most Winn Dixies I’ve seen; it’s more spacious, bigger and cheaper than Publix, and has a «new» store feeling. What more could you ask for from a grocery store to do all your grocery shopping in one spot?
I would much rather come to this grocery store than the Publix nearby simply because of the reasons stated above. Of course though… I can’t wait for the Whole Foods to open in downtown!