Publix

Love this Publix! A little smaller than the ones in the suburbs, but it has all of the same items. Very convenient if you’re in Mary Brickell Village and a short walk from the riverfront. Short drive from Brickell Key. Parking garage adjacent/​on top of it too if you need. Right next to metro as well. Love this Publix!

be careful when you buy Shell card from Publix, I purchase the $ 50 gas card and it did not work, now i lost my $ because Publix does not want to be responsible, they told me to contact the card company directly.

The people here are rude. I stay away from the deli because if you don’t know Spanish good luck with that on top of the fact there’s always a very disorganized line. Some people take a ticket some don’t. I only come here because of convenience. I prefer the Mary Brickell village publix. But I don’t prefer the traffic congestion

What we are reviewing is the deli at Publix,
The grocery store itself is fine, clean and have low prices, etc. Each deli experience has been terrible. They seem to hate their job, with the exception of two. They dread to have to make any special requests and get more upset if they didn’t get it right the first time. Publix subs rock in general but this deli in particular kinda sucks.

Unfortunately this is the closet Publix to me… and the shittiest Publix ever. I swear the people that work here have the worst attitude and are slow as hell. I guess the management in this Publix does not adhere to their own motto… which is where shopping is a pleasure. :(

Phew, this place can be exasperating. A trip to the deli or meat counter has proven harrowing on more than one occasion. The line can really stack up and some of the staff really aren’t very nice, nor are they helpful. Work is work, and paying customers deserve to be treated with respect. Unfortunately there’s just no excuse for having to wait over 30 minutes for a pound of turkey.

You can weigh yourself or your luggage outside the main entrance!

The same layout as any other publix’s.PArking sucks. Cashiers only speak Spanish and extremely rude.2 stars

Typical supermarket. It had everything I was looking for.

This is closest one to me unfortunately. More drama to do the much better Mary Brickell one. I’d say it’s like a large convenience store. It’s smaller thus frustrating that it doesn’t carry your exact favorites a lot. Cramped, packed w/​rudest clientele & staff. I need a strong cocktail after I leave. Why oh why do I keep coming back… haha!

This place is convenient but I swear everyone here navigates the isles worse than they drive. I love buy-​one-​get-​one deals. I prefer to come here during the non-​peak hours.

When I moved to downtown I made several trips to different Publix’s until I found «MY PUBLIX.» Went to the Publix on Lincoln Road, on 5^th Street and Alton, Mary Brickell, Coral way, and finally this one. I love this Publix. My phone gets reception, I don’t need to go up a parking ramp to park, but I still get covered parking near the elevator, and a great beer selection (The BF loves when I surprise him with new craft beers). It is smaller, but as someone who loathes grocery shopping, it’s perfect because it gets me In and OUT!!!

With the new Mary Brickell Village Publix, I almost forgot about the puny little Publix stores I used to have to frequent.
How could I forget how horrible my experience every time I come here? First the parking lot is always a disaster, but that’s due to the confused drivers and not really Publix’s fault. Second there is the lack of logical organization to the store. The space is so small that items appear to be randomly disbursed throughout. Having grown accustomed to the great service, spacious aisles and great selection offered at Mary Brickell, I won’t find myself back at this location any time soon.
Too hard to zip in and grab what I need and then get out of the cluster f*$% of the parking lot!

I thought this was a GREAT market and wonder if I had the right
place-​after reading some of these reviews. They had a wide
variety of items, lots of wonderful and appetizing selections
from many different countries which I had never seen before
(and which are not in LA) and I was sorry I wasn’t able
to pack up an entire suitcase… they also had exotic items
from the US_=like microwave black popcorn which I have only
seen before on the web! The produce looked fresh and the
beans were very reasonably priced. What’s not to like!

I really dislike this Publix. As a matter of fact, I’d say the ONLY thing it has going for it is the covered parking lot. The aisles are minuscule, there are several products that they don’t carry, and it seems icky in there. Their wine selection is limited and some of the better bottles one can find on Coral Way don’t make their way to 7^th. I think I’ve been to this Publix about five times in the last few years (this was before Mary Brickell opened and each time it was raining so I needed the covered parking); every time I dropped in I thanked the heavens that I had the one on Coral Way to turn to.

go to the publix on coral way. its way bigger, cleaner and yes…
theres prettier people hanging around too

I have to agree with Jose Luis A. with this one — the Publix on Coral Way is better. ‘Nuf said — and it’s only within 5 minutes of a drive from this location.
This one is just cramped, and parking is not that convenient unless if you went around the building to get to the back where they have a private garage — which doesn’t really feel all that safe, by the way.

I just went to this Publix tonight for the first time. I needed a break from the MILF Publix in Brickell and wasn’t feeling like going to the ass-​backwards Publix on Biscayne.
In summary, this Publix is definitely on the small, cramped side, but it isn’t bad in terms of selection and prices. As a matter of fact, they have a great wine and beer selection. They even have Chimay!
The parking logistics is where it fails miserably, at least in this experience. The parking lot is small and packed. I thought that the parking at the Biscayne Publix was bad — this is worse.
So, they have a big sign that says «Publix Parking under I-​95». Okay, fine. I’ll make the walk, whatever.
After getting over $ 100 in groceries, I start pushing my full cart all the way to my car at the other Publix parking lot. SCREEECH. I just passed the whole «Carts will come to a sudden stop if pushed passed the yellow line» area.
Uhhh. how am I supposed to get to my car? Then comes the truly annoying part — the cart locked up and wouldn’t allow me to push it in any direction, not even back to where I came from so I could figure something else out.
I had to call a bag boy, which used some weird device to unlock it, park my cart back at the store, walk to my car without it, drive back up to the front of the store, put my emergency lights on and put the groceries in my car.
Yeah, instant bad mood. Maybe there was some secret cart-​shortcut I didn’t know of, but wow, this was such a super fail for me. Convenience, give me convenience!!!

3 ½ Stars…
This is my local friendly neighborhood Publix! I have been frequenting this Publix before it was even my local store, because of its convenience factor (right off 95 — so any time I would head to a friends I would stop and get wine or whatever).
It’s not the best Publix, because of its size. It is one of the smaller Publix’s I’ve been to. So I will admit that… It does lack in some of its choices of products… But this particular store does have some very good points.
Friendly staff and service. Sorry Valentina, but I have always been able to get the questions I had answered. I’m sorry that you experienced something quite different. If I ask the butcher for assistance, they’re always super helpful, informative and courteous. If I go to the Sushi Chef to ask for something not already made, they happily make it right then and there. That has to count for some major points!
Yes, the produce section is totally lacking. It’s so hard to get good, fresh fruits and veggies here, but it IS possible. You just have to look and don’t be afraid to ask them to look in the back to see if they have anything fresher.
They have everything you would *normally* want and need, so if you’re looking for something out of the ordinary, chances are it won’t be here.
Not all Publix’s are created equally. I will say that. But this is definitely one of the better Publix’s. And hey, they have an underground parking garage, which is nice when its raining!

All conversations guaranteed 100% real:
Me, wandering around this Publix, wondering why
a) there are so many women with bad henna jobs, ultra-​tweezed eyebrows, and angry expressions wandering around speaking VERY LOUDLY on their cells
b) the parents of the even louder shrieking children – a veritable cacophony of screams, yells, rants, raves, «mama gimmes» etc. can bear being near them for one more nanosecond
c) there are no price tags on 70% of the items
near vegetable aisle, hoping beyond hope:
Me: «Excuse me, do you know how much these green beans cost?»
Guy stocking aisles: — — — – (silence)
Me: «Ermmmm…hello? Los green beans?»
Him, asking a colleague, in another language that I actually understand: «Hey, how much are the green beans??»
Colleague: ****something fast I actually cannot understand****
Guy: «I donno, but I ask?»
Me: «That’s OK»
Further along in the aisles, asking another guy:
«Hi. Can you tell me how much this muesli costs?»
Guy: «Oh. I ask.»
Me:’”Thank you! Gracias!“
crickets chirping
guy does not return
Later, in the cheese aisle, I inspect a piece of very expensivbe cheese, which I take to be blue cheese:
My cheerful «HI!» sounds insincere in the extreme:
«Um, do you know the price of this cheese?»
Guy: «That cheese is NO good lady!»
Me: «You know, you’re right! Thank you!»
I leave the Publix, relieved that the customer service ethic is alive and well at Publix, if one only has the patience to persevere.