Albertsons

Historically I believe Albertson’s has been around for a long time. Since I’m from the north I never heard of an Albertson’s but I enjoy this one. Compared to Publix the prices are far more reasonable but their selection is not the best. If I go in here for grocery items I will get one or two things at the most. However Albertsons liquor which is attached to the store is excellent. It’s a fairly large liquor store with a variety of great liquors. The set up is easy to navigate and find exactly what you need to plan A dinner party with cocktails. The liquor store is very clean and the cashiers are very friendly, this is my place to buy my alcohol.

Like always is the most affordable place to get salmon nothing but the old great price of $ 4.99/lb .
Another great perk here and incredible affordable price is for chicken. They are also incorporating more organic products!

I love this grocery store! They have good food at really good prices! Their meats and produce are HUGE, but their prices are still decent… Also they are open super late, I think til 2am almost every night! As for safety, i have never had any safety issues here or felt unsafe in the parking lot as another person commented… There have been a lot of times I came here late, and I’ve never had any issues.

This is my favorite store in South Florida, I hope it continues to be as good as it has, the produce is fresh and the meat market is the best, (on the weekend specials) Friday through Sunday, you have to watch though, some items are set beside the sale item to trick the buyer to buy the more expensive item because it looks better, this happened to me with shrimp on sale, the other bag looked more inviting, but was three dollars more. all in all, it is my favorite market and I do not like Publix at all, I avoid them at all cost, and Winn Dixie, well that is even worse, except in northern regions of Florida, but in South Florida they are awful. The liquor store is too expensive, I go to BJ’s for booze, but don’t get me wrong, I like Albertson’s allot.

Huge store. They had the spice island medium black pepper that I wanted when neither whole foods nor Publix did. That’s all I went in for so I can’t say more than that for now.

Always great deals on meat, super fast checkout & good parking. Also a bonus that a liquor store is right next door.

I try to drop in once a week for the specials! Almost always find some real good deals. Even though this location, last in South Florida, is owned by Publix and separate from the chain I remember from California, it still seems to offer good value! I dislike the practice of jacking the meat prices and then offering 2 or 3 for 1, but occasionally these can still be a reasonable value! Overall I find the staff friendly and helpful, and usually get checked out quickly!

Hands down, the best grocery shopping experience in this area. Very nice store. Clean, well organized and well stocked. Best of all, the staff. Genuinely friendly and more than willing to help however they can. Even the customers are smiling. I drive a couple of miles to shop here rather than a couple of blocks to shop with a competitor. Even in Ft. Lauderdale traffic, it’s worth it.

Parking lot is not safe. With a liquor store you would think they would proper security.
Also never enough cashiers. Same every time I go.
Stock crew at night must be allowed to leave when done stocking. Because they are so rude and flying down the isles that someone could easily be hurt.

So for those who aren’t in the know, Albertson’s is the second largest grocery chain in the country after Kroger’s and boasts nearly a quarter of a million customers. What I think they can also boast about at this particular store is amazing prices and a really clean and user-​friendly facility. Too many grocery stores (well I’m thinking of you Publix) are starting to become mini renditions of small cities with towering aisles filled with a staggering amount of (perishable!) merchandise that leaves you with just too many choices. Albertson’s is «no nonsense» and you can find the tomato sauce you’re looking for at a reasonable price but you don’t need to bounce through the new and improved 15 different cans of vendors selling just the diced tomatoes alone. Plus it’s people friendly. Plus it also has a liquor store next door that had the jumbo bottle of store brand vodka on sale for under $ 12 (it recently rescinded that offer but I’m sure it will return — the holidays are soon upon us and we must have our customers under the influence to continue to spend spend spend). When you’re tired of «too much» and the concept that Publix owns South Florida — remember there are still other stores out there; like Albertson’s — and hey — their size affords them the ability to provide real bargains.

This is my all time favorite supermarket. too bad its only in florida. they have all the best deals, fruit produce, nice staff. i have been going to this one for years. i moved out of the state, but made sure i stopped for a visit during my vacation. it never disappoints.

Since Aldis has opened, I was wondering what their response would be to the competition. I was hoping for better prices, but what we get is more underhanded selling and slick marketing. I.e., buy 2 for $ 2 deals used to mean you can get one for $ 1, now they do that «buy only one and get it at original price ($ 1.50)» deals. Basically, there’s more fine print/​shady tactics to make up for lost revenue. Sucks, because Aldi’s meat is distusting, and Albertsons will soon be out of biz (give it a year) as they don’t seem to be motivated to try to compete with Aldis, so off to publix. Otherwise, there’s no reason to go to albie’s anymore. I didn’t mind paying a little extra for their stuff when I was in to buy chicken breast and beef, but can’t stand the BS attempt to up revenue. Textbook case of what not to do when a competitor opens up close by.

I have been to this location several times and find the staff very nice, the food selection very good and prices to be competitive. Also like the fact it its open until 2!

it smells. the pharmacy is excellent, great customer service, but the store smells and i would never buy anything there.

After buying a bottle of Smirnoff at their liquor store, I was in a rush to find a pack of condoms before the store’s closing.
It took 30 minutes to find them, but I couldn’t complain. The night ended in success, thanks in large part to Albertson’s supermarket.
Oh, and yes, there’s lots of food here.

As the other reviews have noted — this Albertsons is one of the few that remain in Southern Florida (according to their website, there isn’t another one for at least 50 miles). I suspect this one will close in due time, and I think that’s unfortunate. I’m from Southern California where there are a LOT of Albertsons. They are a great grocery store. I found many wonderful deals on meat and produce at this location. The cashiers were nice and I found the store to be clean and well-​maintained. I’ll be sad to see it go when it does, but it won’t be unexpected.

As this is the same place as listed under «Albertsons Market» the following is merely a repeat of my review under that named heading.
This is a large market with a large parking area and an adjacent liquor store. Prices are generally slightly lower than at competing Publix, but not as well displayed and not as complete of an inventory. For example, they don’t carry veal and when they run out of a specialty item such as Victoria Marsala sauce weeks if not months can go by before it is replaced or replenished.
On the good side they have a fairly good ethnic foods section, though basically all in the form of canned goods. Also, the clerks are always polite and most helpful.
The check out is sort of a pain with the old type daisy wheel check out counters and you can just about forget customer service since the clerks are always so busy attending to customers with various lottery ticket requests.

Last of a Dying Breed in South Florida. I think this is the last Albertsons left in South Florida.
Let’s get one thing straight. .. Alberstons is expensive.
Why the 4 stars then? Because if you know how to shop with a weekly circular in your hand. .. you will find the best food bargains in South Florida (from a reputable chain). Some specials in recent weeks have included 2.99 lb sirlion steak, 3.99 lb NY boneless strip steak, 2.99 lb large shrimp, 4.99 lb jumbo shrimp, 3.99 lb snow crabs, buy 1 get 2 free on tilapia, pork chops.
They do a good job of keeping the fruit/​veggies looking fresh and items in stock
They also have the convenience of a very reasonably priced liquor store next door.
I shop at Albertsons once a week to jump on these specials they have. .. take advantage of these deals.