Publix Greenwise Market

Of course every fucking time I try and get healthy food Publix always be trying people by continuously trying to sell out dated or expired food.

New deli staff is slow and lazy. Why does publix transfer people all over the place? They don’t manage with quality people like they used to. Company must be falling apart. Looks like they’re hiring people from rehab centers! Sad.

I have always liked this Publix but today I LOVE it the flowers are fresh and pretty, the man in the wine section was sweet and friendly but the best part was at check out with Alex he was very funny and friendly. I hope publix realizes how great of an employee they have.
This has become my favorite publix!

So the logo is Publix where shopping is a pleasure. I must argue and say it’s never a pleasure coming to the Greenwise Publix. Although we love the selection and the items available. We a enjoy coming here but it’s always a processor getting out of the store. Take tonight for instance come here for a few items off the hot bar which was empty and dried up no employee attention.
Got a few items waited in line for 15 minutes to check out about 30 people checking out in two cashiers open there was a delay or an issue at the customer service but even with the few items I had I could not check out there it seems as if the people who are working there aren’t happy to be employed or don’t really understand how to make shopping a pleasure. We will return as we always do but we just hate checking out maybe some management oversight in this area would help

This Publix is awesome it’s the best Publix in the world it’s 2 stories and sells Whole Foods coupons that has GreenWise products yummy. I think all of them have GreenWise products. There’s a restaurant up stairs and the staff will always help u out and are very friendly this location is awesome next time if I’m working or visiting West Palm Beach or Palm Beach Gardens I will go to this Publix location you’ll find everything u need here

Publix’s answer to Whole Foods. All the Greenwise products in one location. This, plus a wide array of organic produce, bulk grains, and other delicious foodstuffs, makes this a decent competitor amongst the «organic grocer» crowd.
For the savvy shopper… this store also honors Whole Foods coupons!

For second once I got inside the store i thought i was in the wrong store… I guess this is Publix’s version of Whole Foods. less start for originality since it does looks just like WF. I came here for the hot/​salar bar, however as compared to WF there is less options. I ended up getting food from the chef selections bar, which was moderately priced. The food was great, and i would come back but not too often due to the lack of choices.

I went to the café today and ordered the Brisket. A nice uncut Brisket was pulled out and the man behind the counter slice a piece off the end. I asked if it was a standardized weight… nope they don’t do that. Okay, I stated I do not want a piece right off the end, that is not how a piece of meat is served, that part is at best fed to dogs. Well the man pushed it on me and rather than make a scene I decided to try it. Fat, grizzle and it tasted nasty. Gee, just what I wanted for $ 10, to be fed like a freakin dog. I guess that is what Publix thinks of it’s customers.
They got a good deal on a lifetime of negative goodwill for $ 10, I will be sure to tell everyone I know not to eat there given my experience.
I emailed customer service I doubt they will do anything, I plan on writing a handwritten letter to the CEO. Woof (since I am but a dog to this corporation).

If you want an amazing custom cake for a reasonable price you have to come here! They did an awesome makeup bag cake for my daughters birthday! (I uploaded a pic) Looks and tasted so amazing! Did it with short notice and was very inexpensive!

Do you carry Tony Packo’s pickles & peppers??? I cannot find them in Florida anywhere, so I have to buy them buy the dozen which costs a fortune, and then I have to many on the shelf to deal with. Thanks!

I find the Publix Greenwise grocery store to be a gem. A wide selection of fresh, nutritious, sustainable vegetables that taste like they just arrived from the farm indulge me. Colorful, and spritzed with a cool mist. The bakery section tempts me to the max, and the fresh fish and seafood section is probably the best anywhere.

I love this Greenwise! We have been going here for years since we have been coming to visit my mother who moved here years ago.
The selection has grown to include more mainstream items (such as brands you typically see in supermarkets that are not «greenwise»).
They have a great selection of beauty products, drinks, specialty dairy. The butcher is very helpful and we have always gotten some wonderful cuts of meat from here.
The bakery has some wonderfully fresh products that I always enjoy walking through.
We love going here. It’s comparable to some of the products you would find at Whole Foods.

What a great idea! This is the first Publix Greenwise I’ve been to, but it’s definitely a great and more affordable alternative to Whole Foods. Be careful though, just like with Whole Foods, not everything is organic.

Awesome! First time visit to a greenwise publix for lunch. I absolutely loved it. Everything was very fresh and customer service was excellent. and prepared food section had tons of selection.

This past Sunday, I visited the Legacy Place GreenWise to grab a quick meal at approximately 7:30. Went to the hot bar to order a BBQ meal; and was more than a little dismayed at the service offered by the woman working the bar (who’s name I didn’t catch — she seemed to have misplaced her name badge, as I looked for it).
First of all, when I walked up to the bar, she was doing something behind the griddle; I couldn’t tell what. However, there was no acknowledgement that I was there, not even a «be right with you once I’m done with this.» when I asked if she was free to help me. I stood at the bar for what felt like an eternity, but was probably 5 minutes or so.
Once she was done doing whatever she was doing, I ordered the BBQ meal, asked her what sides were available, and she grunted and pointed at the corner by the griddle, «pick one.»
Umm, no, «the sign says ‘meal with two sides and garlic bread.’ and I don’t know what the sides are.»
«Pick. Hurry up.» (there were no other customers in the area.) «Here, have beans and rice.»
«Well. OK, beans and rice are fine. Sure. OK, where’s the garlic bread?»
«No garlic bread with the meal.»
«The sign and I both beg to differ.»
«What?»
“The sign says ‘meal with two sides and garlic bread.’”
«OK, I’ll make you garlic bread. But there’s no garlic bread with the meal.» And she toasted a single piece of garlic bread on the griddle, which she handed me after it was done.
The tone of her interaction with me was such that she made me feel as if I, the customer who was coming into her store to spend money, was getting in the way of her doing something that was apparently more important than actually serving food. I really disliked being told blatant falsehoods about what came with the meal, when I could read the menu board just over her head which told me the exact opposite of what she was saying.
To top it off, when I sat down to eat… the beans and rice were cold. Not «sitting out on the counter cold,» more like «just out of the refrigerator» cold. Ugh. I took two bites and discarded it as being basically inedible. The much fought-​for garlic bread? Seemed to lack an essential ingredient: garlic. it was essentially griddle-​made toast. The one bright spot in the whole interaction was the barbecue, which was nicely seasoned and tender.
The market itself may be fine, but there’s some problems with the meal-​to-​go bar.

Being from the north, we’re not used to wine sections in our grocery stores. Living in this area and having perused a few different wine sections in grocery stores, I’m not used to seeing such a diverse wine selection in a grocery store. Thumbs up.
Overall, I’m excited about this place. The staff is great and will do what they can to answer any questions, especially the awesome guys at the seafood counter.
I love the produce section– organic or not, it’s heads and shoulders above the Publix in West Palm Beach that I go to, and the vegetables actually look like ones I want to eat, plus they don’t go bad. I’ve had some zucchini sitting in my crisper for a week and they’re still fresh.
My only complaint is that I don’t find it easy to maneuver, but once I learn where everything is, I’m sure that will change.

Why the &%$* am I reviewing a publix? lol
Anyway. Felt I had to since this one is different than any other I’ve been to. One of the things I love most about moving to Florida is the fact there are Publix’s everywhere! This one is great though. Seems like a cross between a whole foods and regular publix.

Never seen one of these before, but its a Publix + Whole Foods (= Wholix, if you will). If you walk around you forget that you are in a Publix.
It’s got all the good stuff of both. The Whole Food selection with Publix prices. They also carry cheap brand stuff too unlike Whole Foods where everything is vegan or all natural type products (or just really pricey). I still like whole foods for certain things, but this is a nice change. I really hope to see one in Miami.
The service is very friendly and not annoyed by say a coupon couple. I really think Publix as a whole is always friendly, but I can say that this one def is.

It’s like a Publix, but on CRACK.
Think of all the wonderful customer service, great selection, and fine produce you’ve come to expect from the name PUBLIX.
Now amp up the organic selection to 9.
This is PUBLIX’S answer to WHOLE FOODS.
And PUBLIX won this fight UFC style.
Now if they only had a Publix Greenwise Market near my house.

I often utter the phrase «Too much?»
Like when I overshare the details of my dream destination wedding where I’m wearing a short white dress on the sand with sparkles, shells, and flowers galore. On a first date.
Too much?
Or when I’m on a job interview and everything is going well. I’ve clearly demonstrated that I’m competent and professional. And then I give them a hug and a Miami-​style kiss on the cheek goodbye.
Too much?
Or when my ex-boyfriend’s sister in law won Jeopardy. Like, as in Jeopardy Champion at the age of 23. And we had a celebratory dinner for her and my ex says «Don’t worry, Nic, we’ll celebrate when you win Sex and the City Jeopardy someday.» And then I throw a martini in his face and say «Dirty martini. Dirty bastard» and abruptly leave Sushi Samba.
Too much?
Well, the staff at Publix never thinks I am too much. I have been told that I am «quite a refreshing young lady.» And nobody questions me (I’m looking at you, Trader Joe’s) when I absentmindedly pick up, oh you know, a thousand lemons because I want to do the lemonade cleanse. And then return them the next hour. Because I realize I do NOT have the willpower for that. They simply smile and tell me I am delightful and don’t even ask for a receipt. You cannot get that type of wam customer service in New York. Gristedes is where dreams go to die but Publix is where they come true.
Plus, when I get too close to the customers in front of me and they snootily put that divider between us that feels like a sword of racism through my soul, I know I can count on the handicapped baggers to make me smile. Publix has a policy of hiring the mentally and emotionally disabled as baggers and insist that they walk you to your car so that you don’t have to lift a finger. I think this is wonderful because I have always wanted to be treated like a Princess and it gives the handicapped great practice on structure, social interaction, and using delicate movements because… you know, there are eggs in that bag. Also, it reinforces sensitivity and kindness in customers. At least I hope so.
So whenever I am asked if I would like «Coffee with that, ma’am?» I always accept my imaginary coffee from the handicapped bagger con gusto. A word of advice, though? Don’t play along and ask for it with sugar or milk or anything. It totally throws someone off their routine.
And the BEST part about this Publix? It’s all organic, hence the Greenwise name. Way cleaner than Whole Foods. And samples samples samples galore. Even wine. I always want wine and cheese. There’s an entire luxurious seating area upstairs with free Wi-​Fi and soft comfy chairs, couches, and tables.
I’ll miss you, grocery store. Too much? I didn’t think so.
PS — Even if you are not at this particular Publix, you should know that Publix deli subs save hangovers, beach-​swim cravings, broken hearts, hunger, and Italian deli dreams.
It’s amazing how far warmth and kindness goes, even in the grocery store business.