Winn Dixie

I try to avoid this Winn Dixie as much as possible… but sometimes, convenience wins.
This Winn-​Dixie is closest to my home, therefore, I come here more often than I ever want to. It is SO difficult to find anything here! I don’t know what is up with the aisles here, but they’re in such a weird order, the signs for each aisle don’t help, and even the employees have a hard time finding stuff — ugh! You’ll always find me power-​walking frantically around this store, frustrated because I can’t find what I need.
Don’t even get me started on the customer service here. Deli is incredibly slow. There are usually only 2 cash registers open at a time, resulting in long, slow lines. Self-​checkout never works. Oh, and good luck finding any hand baskets — they NEVER have any!
+1 star because sometimes the prices are decent and I get fuelperks (which I’m a sucker for).

Not enough cashiers those self checkouts do not work long lines they need to have more cashiers open

Worst winn dixie ever!!! Unless you have 30 minutes to stand in deli … skip this place!

Best buy on my latest shopping trip here was a pound of asparagus for $ 1.49. No, it is not a type-​o.
Asparagus lovers have paid twice as much for these lovely green veggies and I just snagged them for an absolute bargain.
Not a fan of the most elegant veggie out there? Try it again. At this price, you don’t have much to lose!

I can’t stand coming to this Winn-​Dixie! Whomever designed the store must’ve thought, «Let’s put things all over the place in no particular order, curve some aisles so they can’t see to the ends, give them no way to cross the entire store without a labyrinth-​like experience, so the customer has to walk everywhere, even if it’s for 2 items! That way, they’ll probably see something they didn’t need and buy it anyway! Muahhh ha ha ha!!»
The only reason I give it a second star is that it is a supermarket in the USA with an overabundance of choices and I constantly try to remain thankful of that fact. Peace!

I find that prices at this Winn-​Dixie are not very competitive with other supermarkets (or even other WDs). The fruits and vegetables are very expensive. The bakery does not offer a good selection of bread. This store does not offer the standard French bread; their «French» bread consists of a rubbery loaf which has the same texture and taste as their Italian bread, their rolls and other bread loafs. The only worthwhile bread here is the Portuguese bread that kind of resembles Cuban bread but has more bite and spice to it.
In this WD there is a very limited selection of coffees, usually just a variety of their own brands. Never a Starbucks or a Seattle’s Best or other better coffees.
Their meats are ok when they are on special (with the WD card) otherwise, not worth the extra $$.
Their staff could def use a customer service workshop, both the floor staff and the people at the registers. You also have to bag your own stuff, and they will stand there and watch you do it. I usually prefer the self-​checkout lanes, which I think is a great idea.