Publix

Publix Liquors opened last summer and makes shopping for ALL your needs in one complex super convenient. While plenty of beer and wine can be found a few doors down inside the grocery store, here is where you can find all sorts of spirits, as well as some more beer and wine.
It’s not the biggest store so don’t come expecting Total Wine style selection, but for your mainstream needs, you should be covered. To top it off, prices are very reasonable! My Colombian other half was in search of some Aguardiente and we found a bottle here nearly $ 10 cheaper than at some other stores.
Parking can be a bit of a headache, but once you have a spot, you really have all you need from a pharmacy and grocery store, to barbershop and dry cleaners! This is truly a great addition.

This Publix is really good, great selection of products, employees are friendly and helpful until you ask them about the rotisserie chicken, they never have enough ready, why is that? It is very frustrating to us and I am pretty sure to the employees because they give you the look when you ask them how long should I wait…
Also the food that is prepared never looks fresh, they look like they have been there for a couple of days.

Nice and clean grocery store! It’s so clean and has so much more variety that was strange as we haven’t seen anything like it in New York. This place has also café, pharmacy and liquor store. People are very friendly and service is great.

Pretty average Publix. Has its own private parking lot which is usually jammed. A little smaller and less of a selection than usual.
If you live in Brickell, it’s convenient. Has a pharmacy as well.

This is the closest Publix to where I live and I would rather drive a bit farther to another Publix than to have to come shop here. For starters the parking is horrible, always packed and when you get inside it’s mayhem. You can barely get through the isles without bumping your shopping cart into someone else’s due to the narrow isles. Only thing I like about this Publix is that the staff is very nice and their sushi, pre made salads and sandwiches are delicious.

The only things good at this particular Publix are the employees. They go out of their way to be helpful, from the employees stocking the shelves to the bakery to checkout. The negatives are the manager and the produce department that is just too small. The manager is rude and definitely not helpful and can’t imagine how the employees can be so nice. (Someone else must have trained them.) Is he unhappy that the Mary Brickell Village location is open? We go there as the selection is better and the employees are just as nice, including the manager.

One could go on for days describing the magnificent benefits this Publix offers its patrons:
(+) LOCATION — conveniently placed on SW 13^th st, it is the most accessible grocery store in the area
(+) PARKING — anyone knows that parking in the Brickell area can be quite a nuisance but these folks were somehow endowed with a very large parking area that easily accommodates everyone.
(+) STAFF — Remarkably friendly staff working here. The cashiers always have a smile on their face and are pleasantly graceful in the way they serve.
Folks in the Brickell area that haven’t tried shopping here yet are missing out!

Publix is unfamiliar to me. We don’t have stores like these where I’m from; we have QFC instead. My family stopped in Miami after going down I-​95 to do some grocery shopping. We ended up at this store and I must say it is comparable in quality to QFC as a supermarket, though its prices are noticeably lower. I live way too far from Florida for regular shopping at Publix to be feasible, but I wouldn’t mind having stores like this in my area.
In addition to the grocery store, this location has a pharmacy and bakery. I bought a 236-​mL box of almond chocolate milk from the grocery store for $ 1.29. The bakery is interesting and offers a selection of items like croquettes and empanadas that are uncommon where I’m from. I thought it was cool how their empanadas are printed with the names of their contents on the edges (e.g. beef, chicken, spinach). Their bakery also features a bunch of sweet store-​made items like cakes, cupcakes, eclairs, and cannoli. My family ended up buying a box of a dozen Krispy Kreme donuts from the main store. I can’t complain.

I like this BRICKELL Publix i just don’t understand why every body hates. First it’s at a great location 134 SW 13^th St. The staff is friendly it’s really big inside too.

I was in Miami visiting from the DC area, and I was really surprised by the sushi selection at Publix. We don’t usually have that large and diverse of an assortment at our local chain grocery stores. I’d usually have to go to a much larger store like Wegmans or Whole Foods for a similar selection.
The deli section, on the other hand, was kind of a nightmare. The sandwich line was always ridiculously long, even off lunch hours. And the deli area gets super crowded with people waiting for their number to be called to pick up meats and cheese. The nice part is they always give you a sample of what you ask for. But it’s still way more crowded than what I’m used to seeing. More reason to shop by the sushi section instead!
The store was pretty small otherwise, not as many brands as I’m used to seeing on shelves, especially when it comes to organic/​health foods. However, this was a good thing for a tourist because I didn’t spend forever walking the aisles. It was a quick shopping experience.
I also noticed that the customers at this Publix are far better dressed than the people at my local Grocery store! Must be in Miami :)

I’m a true Brickell native. I guess you can say that I lived in Brickell before it was cool to live in Brickell!
This Publix opened some time in the 90s (I want to say it was 1995? Maybe 1996?). I still remember walking in on opening day with my mom and sampling a bunch of free food. Ah the good ol’ days when this Publix used to go out of their way for their customers. Now? Not so much. Instead you get the occasional eye-​roll from the ladies behind the deli and sandwich counter. I don’t even bother going to the seafood area anymore. The butchers are still great and go out of their way to make your shopping experience a pleasure.
Their organic foods area is a little pathetic. This store is in Brickell, where people live and breathe a healthier lifestyle. It would be wise to cater to them! I’m not saying they should turn into a mini Whole Foods, but they definitely need more variety.
Oh! I’d also like to add that if you’re a single woman, this is the place to be between the hours of 6 – 9. I’m totally not joking.

They hide all the organic food by the greeting cards. 99.99% of the food is GMO. Really bad selection of healthy foods. The other store in Mary Brickell is way better. They keep the organics next to the GMO’s. Making it easy to find. I only shop here when I am to lazy to drive some where else. Brickell people are healthy people and we enjoy organic food. This store makes it really hard to pick out the healthy stuff.

This Publix scares me. I live right down the street, walking distance, and I will still get in my car to drive to Milam’s.
The aisles are too narrow/​crowded and the vegetables are a day from rotting. For whatever reason, the express check-​out was built right in front of the only entrance and exit to the place creating the worst traffic jam/​mosh pit you could ever imagine.
I now grocery shop at the Walgreen’s next door.

This publix has the worst clientele. Bunch of rude ppl but what can I say?! It’s not their fault they can’t keep people from entering and buying stuff. I like this one publix very much for me it’s number one because of the employees. All of them treat me like royalty. I appreciate you guys! And the variety of stuff is pretty good in there too including the fridge with any cold drink by the register for a quick grab [pay] and run. Never thought I would rate a publix 5 stars but I guess this one is the best publix I’ve been to so far.

Just moved to Brickell from South Beach and was quite surprised and disappointed by the three Publix stores in Brickell. But this one by far has to be the worst. It is like shopping in a half finished construction zone.
None of these stores seem like they belong in neighborhoods surrounded by pricey condos and banking skyscrapers.
Today was my second and last time in here. I will make the trek over to the one on 14^th and Biscayne.

When in Miami, I frequent this Publix. Parking lot is usually a horror, market has decent selection. Few italian goods/​boo :(3 stars
I ordered a custom made cake for my boyfriend here… Avengers cake, chocolate and vanila inside with icing and cream. DELICIOUS! He loved it and so did everyone else!
Thanks Publix!

Interesting layout. At all Publixes, I have ever visited their produce location is at the back left, but at this Publix, it is at the back right. It threw me off just a little bit!
Their hot food section also tends to be limited. They ran out of chicken tenders when we arrived, and they don’t display the rotisserie chicken pieces you could order as part of the meal.
Overall, it is an okay Publix. One of the biggest pros I have for this Publix is that they sell pizza at their bakery section. I’ve never seen any other Publix do that before.
Parking here tends to be a major pain in the butt because the parking aisles are placed very awkwardly.

This Publix is terrible. Parking lot is huge but always full — you end up having to walk a quarter mile to the store or getting into an altercation with someone over a parking space.
The store itself is disorganized, feels cramped and 100% Latin oriented. They should call it Supermercado.

This Publix is the truth. Great employees, clean store.
People complain about parking, but there is plenty of parking in the back off of Broadway, except for Monday night. Apparently that’s when everyone goes grocery shopping here.
Great place for sights as well. Perfect for people who are fortunate enough to live in The Roads. Very satisfied.

This Publix stinks, but I’ve gotten in the habit of stopping here instead of the Mary Brickel locale because they have a large, free lot here and I find it annoying to deal with the parking garage at Mary Brickel.
Reasons why I and you should go to a diff grocery store:
1) The produce section is horrible– It’s tiny and they don’t have anything. I was just there and it’s the beginning of summer and they had no summer fruits. Seriously, no peaches, no plums, nothing. The produce they do have has also seen better days. More then once, I’ve had to throw out half a bag of onions because most of them ended up being moldy.
2) It’s so crowded. Especially if you go after work. I’ve seriously come close to having a panic attack in there because there is no where to move with all the carts and their tiny narrow aisles.
3) It’s set up ridiculously and it’s impossible to find anything with the tiny narrow aisles going every which way.
4) Also, like all Publix no one ever asks you if you need any help finding anything. They mostly ignore you. I miss Safeway.