Publix

Publix is the only grocery store I shop at. Everything just feels right here. All my experiences here over time have been enjoyable. The price is higher than other places, but it’s much more pleasant.

Most Publixes are pretty good. This one in particular is new and clean. BOGO deals are great. It hasn’t been very busy when I’ve went. A pleasant grocery experience.

3 stars because it’s convenient and that’s about it. As a whole, Publix lacks. From the lame customer coupon perks that forces the customer to sift through coupons and check them off on their app to the lame bread department that has mostly enriched flour selections to the small excuse for a seafood section. Sorry if you love Pubiix but all I see is an overpriced and limited choice store that doesn’t have their customers in mind.
We are all trying to make healthier choices and trying to be cost conscience. Try rewarding your loyal customers for coming into your store multiple times in a week. I would love to input my phone number at the register and be greeted by the cashier with my name and see the mark downs on products that I chose. I would love to hear «you saved X-$‘s,» instead of spending time at home or in the parking lot sifting through useless coupons on their app only to find 1 or 2. I try to buy fresh food not processed garbage that last into the year 2020.
Get with it Publix.

Use to stop here in the morning on the way to work for convince, but three days in a row tried to stop in to get bottle water filled, but the machine is still broke, think I’ll start going to another store for water even if it’s out of my way.

My favorite Publix around town! Always well-​stocked, clean and will usually have some «hard to find» items I may not be able to get elsewhere. Produce tends to look better/​fresher than other major grocery stores – huge plus! There is a cooking station for food demos, which is cool. They also have Event Planning, which I utilized for an office party and things went off fabulously. Also, this location’s customer service is tremendous on a regular basis… from the Deli to the Bakery… and everything in between. I have yet to see extremely long lines, and few cashiers, like some other stores (I’m sure you can think of a few LOL).
I suppose the only challenge is that this location is nowhere near my home. However, it’s not too far from work, so I typically only make it here during the weekday. So, far, I have yet to be disappointed shopping here. This is what a grocery store experience should be!

I visit this Publix all the time and it’s by far the best Publix that I have personally visited in Georgia. The staff is very attentive and the store has a HUGE deli/​desserts/​meats section. I especially love the small gelato section with custom made gelato. Also this is probably the only publix I have seen with a legit hot bar and a meats section that makes a cheeseburger. If you’re coming here to shop though always park in the underground parking deck.

Product selection: This Publix has everything you could want! The selection of their products from produce, meats, salad dressings and even wine is great.
Staff: The staff a Publix is always fabulous but this location seems to put an extra emphasis on customer service. I usually don’t need help when I’m grocery shopping but it’s nice to know that if I am having problems finding something, there is a store employee nearby that is happy to help. I’ve even had a cashier asked if I found everything I was looking for and I mentioned that I couldn’t find canned pumpkin that I had just found there last week. She sent someone to the back and brought me back two options. It was definitely not necessary but I definitely appreciated them ensuring that I had the best shopping experience possible.
Parking: I am always able to find parking right out front on the top of the deck. Although it does usually seem crowded so if that bothers you I would suggest just going straight to the bottom of the deck which is never very full. There are elevators that you take directly into the store and you can easily get your cart on and off the elevator after you’ve made your purchases.
Tip: I recently learned that at Publix if you compliment an employee to a manager that the employee gets a free lunch. So, if you are at Publix and an employee is extra helpful or friendly, go ahead and take the extra 3 minutes to track down a manager and let them know. How much fun to make someone’s day with a free lunch!

This is probably the ultimate health nut’s Publix.
I come here all the time after a hard work out at LA fitness to pick up a prescription or pick up some BOGO deals for a snack or dinner. There are at least 10 other LA fitness members inside Publix at all times.
At the end of every aisle is another organic offering or protein bar or healthy low carb rice or other showcase. I feel healthier just walking through the aisles.
The staff is friendly and helpful, and really make «shopping a pleasure.»
Parking is usually pretty open on weeknights. It’s a bit cramped in the open lot, but I always find a spot. There is another deck with additional parking but I’ve never had to venture out there.
Want to get healthy? Just shop at this Publix.

This is sort of like my boutique grocery store. It is right down the street from my house and I run in here when I need just a few items. Those few items generally turn into a few more, and maybe even 3 – 4 more. For instance, I was here yesterday and just needed to replace my Juicy Juice. Yes, I drink that don’t judge me! It is one of the not so many juices that is actually 100% juice and no high fructose corn syrup… I think. Let me double check that latter half, but it is good. Anyway, this is not a review of the juice but rather my experiences at this Poo BLICKS.
Entrance:
That entrance coming in from Peachtree is a a bit tight and you cannot make a right at that first turn once instead their parking lot. It feels so natural to make that immediate right, but it is a one way headed in the opposite direction. Quite often I have made the turn anyway forgetting about that and bypassing the 2 or 3 signs that say something like «Don’t turn here» «Hell No» or «No Entrada» something like that. Parking is ample.
The Store:
Once inside, the store is clean. I walked in yesterday looking lost apparently because someone came right up to me and asked me did I need any help. I walked in and could not remember what I wanted on my mental list. That is always a dangerous move that makes you spend more. Just don’t go to the store hungry. That is even more dangerous for your pockets and pantry. The sales clerk did not point me in the direction, he took me directly there creating conversation along the way. He even showed me a version of the juice I had not considered which was the Juicy Juice in a box. Never considered. Thanks sales clerk! I will stick with this for now but it’s good to know my options. Take note Nordstrom. That is how you deliver good service.
While Writing This Review:
To think about it, the check out lady was very friendly as well. She pointed out a rare survey on my receipt where I could win $ 1000 shopping spree. I originally was giving them 4 stars, but now considering the cleanliness, the service, the ease of finding things and quality of products… they deserve a 5. +1 for you Poo BLICKS.

I love this Publix! I ordered a cake and sandwiches recently and had a great experience. The bakery staff was extremely helpful and nice; my photo cake turned out perfectly, and my coworkers were impressed.
If there are employees available, they’ll help take your groceries out to your car. I don’t think I’ve had a bad experience here yet. I even went couponing a couple of times, and the cashiers congratulated me for saving so much both times!

Oh, I love being home! Not just to see friends and other important stuff like eating at as many yummy places as I can fit into a few days, but for the basics — like going to this Publix.
Still so pretty, with super nice employees (and the only downside, still as busy or more as ever) and with exactly what I needed last night: dog toys. Luke just loooves his stuffed animal toys (we name them and have gone through Freddy the Frog, Charlie the Crocodile, you name it) and he loves to tear them apart and leave what looks like a stuffed animal war all over the living room, with body parts all akimbo.
His were looking almost empty so I ran into Publix to grab a couple — this location has a better though smaller selection compared to others (including the one I use in Chatt), with prices on American Classic brand ones being within $ 0.50 of the less-​sturdy looking Publix brand. I picked two ($ 4.99 and $ 5.49) so we have now added Max the Mallard and a to-​be-​named mouse or some smaller creature to our zoo. Note– there are other options for smaller (like Big sized, under 10lbs) in stuffed as well as different sizes and materials of chewable bones, etc.
I also took a few minutes to stroll around and was surprised to see that my fave candies (like Haribo gummy bears and peanut M&Ms) are all about $ 1 or more less, in all size bags, than in Chatt. Go figure.
It’s good to be home.

I’ve only lived in Atlanta since September and I haven’t shopped at a rep samp of supermarkets.
But this Publix is pretty darn impressive.
1. The store is exceptionally clean.
2. The staff is super friendly and helpful. I’ve had the manager volunteer to take me to find an item I couldn’t locate. The pharmacists staff is terrific.
3. They’ve got a clerk in a green vest directing you to the next free cashier.
4. They’ve got the highest ratio of cashiers to shoppers of any grocery store I’ve ever been to. I’ve never had to wait for more than one shopper to check out ahead of me. Usually there is a free cashier waiting for me to pull up.
Hey, Von’s in PB, are you listening??? You wheel your cart right up to a waiting casher.
An admission: I’ve always referred to Publix as «the Pube.» I like this store so much I might have to revise the nickname.

Publix has stepped their game up with this store. It has everything. Sections devoted to dining, coffee shop, organics, gluten free, wine, cheese, buffet, pharmacy, seafood, butcher, ethnic & international, underground parking, bike parking, plus all the regular stuff you usually see @ Publix. I’m just glad this one is the closest one to my house.

This is my go-​to grocery store when I’m in the area. I have been here numerous times, and I always leave feeling satisfied. The cashiers and workers are all really friendly and helpful, as well as the customers. I’ll come by if I wanted to quickly grab some yogurt, sushi rolls, or a bite to eat at the deli. The food is always really fresh at the deli, and they always really generous with the portions. Always look for their specials, because they’re usually great!
The good thing about this location is that they have a separate seating section with complimentary condiments and napkins. Oh, they also always have fresh, beautiful flowers at great prices.
GREAT customer service! Good job, Publix of Brookhaven!

This publix is our go to place for our weekly grocery and they have fresh produce, friendly staff, and clean store, but I was very upset today when i bit into my sandwich to find plastic in all my deli pepperoni… not a pleasant feeling having to remove the plastic from every single slice, not to mention that my bf had eaten them not knowing the plastic were still on them… im sure it was a mistake? but it makes me weary next time.

If you are ever having a bad day where you think nobody in the world likes you VISIT THIS PUBLIX!
Every employee (and I mean EVERY employee) that I walked past said «hello», «how are you today», or «hope you’re having a good day, ma’am». And when I checked out, my receipt came with a highlighter smiley face!
Admittedly, Publix is not the most economical grocery option, but I’m seriously considering stopping in daily just to keep up morale.
On a different note, this location is actually fantastically well-​stocked. Unlike some of the smaller Publix locations, the Brookhaven branch is huge, offering a wide selection to brands, a full wine section, and a pretty darn good deli.
They do demos and tastings on the weekends– so check in on a Saturday to get in on the action.

I wish this Publix were in my neighborhood! It is so clean, well stocked, organized and the employees are so nice and helpful. The produce is much better than so many Publix stores I have visited. This store reminds me of Harris Teeter, which I miss so much.

Gurrrl, I thought I’d seen it all but leave it to those crafty folks in the new City of Brookhaven to show out with they fancy grocery stores. In the interest of full disclosure, this store opened years before Brookhaven formally incorporated. I’m just saying that to say it because it doesn’t make coming here any less impressive.
Gelato? Bish, plz! They go it! And it’s goood! Try the raspberry when it’s available.
Chicken? Yup. You want wings, pieces, or the whole thing? How about rotisserie, fried, or baked? That’s not counting the stuff not already cooked.
Produce? They might as well have a grove of fruit trees in the middle of the store. It feels as plentiful as a farmer’s market (although arguably not as local).
Dear Publix,
Please, please, please make more stores like this one. I promise if you convert the Ansley Mall location to a similar concept you’ll have to start shuttle service from Piedmont Park to accommodate the extra traffic. If that’s not possible, how about more home delivery, huh?
xoxo,
David K.

I will always pick Publix over Kroger and I really like this location.
I have not quite learned how this store is laid out, but they don’t put a bunch of fluff and clutter up front depending on the holiday. The store is well-​organized, not so bright with fluorescents that you get a headache and the staff is so friendly, if you can’t find something they will walk with you to the right location and help you find it.
The other great thing about this store is they have self-​check out aisles, which makes quick check-​out even easier.
The store is super clean, the products are fresh and they do a great job in keeping the shelves neat and organized. It’s like they have little elves running all over the place helping out. Other stores could take a page from this one.

This is the best Publix I have ever been to.
Underground parking available with elevators for carts.
Extremely clean restrooms.
Clean and organized store. All the labels were facing forward and all cans pushed forward. (My OCD rejoices)
Café with seating, offering coffee, soda, pastries, and more.
Departments:
Bakery: I have purchased some beautifully decorated cakes from Publix. they really hire some talented folks to execute them. Plus, they sell cannolis, eclaires, petit fours, and chocolate dipped strawberries.
Meat: They have a misting machine to keep the steaks from getting dry.
Cheese: I will have to update, I didn’t visit this dept.
Seafood (Clean tanks with live and healthy looking lobsters)
Deli bar with prepared meats, pasta salads, and more.
Produce: This is the section that really sets this store apart. A beautiful, fresh, assortment of gleaming fresh and organic produce. One is hard pressed (no pun intended) to find a blemished apple here. See Pic.
Customer Service: Extremely friendly and helpful. Baggers always present and offer to bring your bags to your car.
Tip: They do not offer a rewards card but have great BOGO sales. Also, if you are a student, ask customer service about their UPROMISE program.
Wear: A Burberry coat and a designer diaper bag. (see location)
Location: Town Brookhaven a.k.a Yuppie Central.
Happy Shopping!