Winn-Dixie

This is my super market and is the closest Winn Dixie to my home. Today I went to pickup trays of food I ordered to bring to a friend’s house. They even have s great assortment of flowers with new arrangements made up daily and at a great price. This location only gets 4 stars and not 5 because they are the only Winn Dixie that does not carry Michelob Light, my husbands favorite beer. I have asked repeatedly but if I want his beer I have to go to the Taft St. or Dania Beach Blvd. locations. Even when I vacation to n the Keys I can easily get it in any Winn Dixie.
Today they finally started carrying my husband’s favorite beer for that they get 5 stars.

everytime i come to this store the line is so long!!! there are 2 cashiers on a Sunday afternoon. This why people prefer to go to publix

Love shopping here. Fresh food! Clean, good sales. No hassle shopping no long lines because they don’t sell clothing and small appliance like another grocery store down the street that always has long lines.
If you want to buy groceries, wine, cards, and cosmetics go to Winn-​Dixie. We are snowbirds and don’t have all day to spend in line.

I prefer the selection and set up of this winn-​Dixie compared to others in the area. There is always someone cleaning the floors too. I’ve never seen that in the 3 nearby Winn-​Dixie. I have one directly across the street from me and would rather drive the 2 miles to this one. My only complaint and I find this with most Winn-​Dixie is there are not enough cashiers.

One of the two sisty ugglas, Pubix n this joint. Oh God can’t they at least have milk stay fresh until a week before the «go buy» date, NO, disgusting. There is never anybody around to help and no butcher. The toilets are dirty and the produce is dreadful. They do have some rather interesting cheeses, however, and that’s why they don’t get just one star. Everything else is really outdated and or just about to be thrown out. They were Florida’s largest employer at one time. I wonder if they still are, but I really couldn’t care less. I’m going to grow a Victory Garden and forget about these two operations.

Nice store — new to the area and this is where I prefer to shop. Good deals and nice setup

Being from NJ and now living in Belgium; I’m really not that familar with Winn-​Dixie. I did know that it was a grocery store before I went in. It was fantastic too. I loved the deli, the fresh cakes, the wine and beer selection and also the fresh fish that they sold there (although I don’t know why they feel the need to import fish from Mexico and El Salvador when there are fish right off the coast of Florida.
Great place to shop!

I rate this Winn Dixie one star solely on the fact that they have a rather vast kosher section. Other than that my experiences at this Winn Dixie have been awful.
Let’s start with the deli section. With the exception of the gentleman who had on a different shirt, which I’m assuming is the manager for the section, the other employees have absolutely no one idea or anything it is. This is the service industry! You WILL be approached by people! oh yeah, you should know how to speak English also!
On a separate occasion I had to visit the dairy department in hopes of finding crème fraîche. When I asked an employee if there was any available, he responded: «what’s that! I’m just training here and don’t know». Mind you this is Winn-​Dixie not a specialty store so I had lowered my hopes/​expectations.
They do have a nice, separate cheese section but the lady attendant there has absolutely no idea about cheese! Once again, another employee that responds, «I’m in training and don’t know». What puts me in awe about this particular Winn-​Dixie is that nobody takes the initiative of asking another employee for guidance.
In my most recent visit to this location, I paid the customer service desk a visit to return 14 items having overshot my shopping during emergency catering capacities. A store associate by name of Leliv, (her name tag reads «Winn-​Dixie employee since 2011»), had a miserable little latitude and took 15 minutes and three store associates to carry out my request. I didn’t even receive a receipt for my transaction! Not a thank you, not to have a good day. This is the last time I visit this location.

As I went to checkout only three lanes were open, one of them express. All were 5 to 6 customers deep and moving slowly. After waiting in the express line for more than five minutes, time enough for my wife to apply for a Winn Dixie rewards card, the clerk turned off his light and announced he that the customer he was dealing with was the last. He told us in line to go over to one of two remaining, full cart lines, each still at least 5 customers long.
I put down my basket and walked out. I am new to the area and I promise never to set foot in Winn Dixie again.

I tell you for a long time now Winn-​Dixie has been trying to redo their stores constantly! When I first stepped into this store after moving here last year I was like «are they trying to be like Milams?» Reminded me of it a little, seriously. Nicer then the Winn-​Dixie on the west side of US1.
Prices are a little cheaper but still higher then Publix. Their produce for some reason looks a little better then the West side Winn-​Dixie.
Sometimes I come here let’s say if Publix doesn’t have what I want. Heck they are literally across the street from each other. Or vise versa. Example for some reason Winn-Dixie’s cabbage is better then Publix’s. It’s a little sweeter in flavor.
The cashier (sometimes limited openings) and self-​check out lines are crazy slow at times.
All in all still not a fan of Winn-​Dixie but it serves it purposes if I need something while I’m in the area.

Im not a big fan on WD, but they do have decent wings and ribs (ready-​to-​eat) that my kids like. 10 bucks for a rack of ribs that can feed 3 kids, not bad.
This location is your standard WD. Some items are cheaper than other grocery stores, and others are more expensive. Location is ok for me, and sometimes parking can be hectic in this plaza.

The Winn-​Dixie sure does look a bit better since the renovation. There’s a department with a beautiful arrangement of flowers near the fruits & produce. Next to the bakery and the deli department, you can purchase freshly made cooked food. Winn-​Dixie also has a cheese department across from the meat/​seafood department that sells flavorful soft cheeses such as brie, cambozola, goat cheese, mozzarella, gouda, etc. The prices throughout the supermarket are reasonable, and now that the holidays are upon us, there might be even lower prices.

This place is an eye-​sore. Dirty, inefficient, and the staff is bored and forever clock-​watching. The biggest problem, of many, with this specific dump is the self-​checkout machines. They are clunky, poorly-​functioning, often-​non-​functioning or broken, and all around a great big headache. They ALWAYS need an f’in «ATTENDANT» to be called.
The scales are too small and don’t work right. You can’t get a cart full of groceries onto the scale, so that has to be fixed.
I try, always in vain, to enter my frequent shopper number, and it says CALL ATTENDANT. I don’t.
I am completely dissatisfied with this location, from end to end. I really hate the automated check outs that I am forced to use, or else WAIT for the single check out person they have working at any given time to free up.
Time to up your game. The dissatisfaction list goes on…

Florida has horrible grocery stores and there is nothing good about them. Little food options, high prices and many times I could not find things I needed for my recipes. However, it’s better than Publix, so 3 stars.
Please bring normal, low prices, huge grocery stores to FLORIDA!!!

The place was completely remodeled to become a gourmet supermarket. What a pleasure to shop there nowadays. Friendly, professional staff, quality and cleanness all around. And I do not find it expensive, compared to places where I use to shop for he same quality of groceries/​food. Today I paid the same price for the same milk and orange juice, and less for Sirloin, comparing to last week on Publix’s.

The store looks great now, after this major renovation. But now the cost of renovation it seems gets transferred to its customers in the form of significantly higher prices for food. Tasteless tomatoes for more than three dollars? Oranges are priced like they had to be imported from Brazil? This is Florida, give me a break!
Thanks, I’d rather go to the outdoors market on US1 (in the Mardi Gras casino’s parking lot) on Fri, Sat and Sun and buy three baskets of locally grown tomatoes for five bucks. And they all know my name. Those tomatoes taste so much better, and I will be supporting local business. Same goes for other produce.
I like the employees though, they are all very attentive.

congrats on the new store. This Winn-​Dixie has a whole new attitude. Publix needs to take notice. Keep up the good work.