Winn Dixie

Close to home but I’d rather drive a little farther to go to Publix. The staff at this location is pretty young so it goes without saying that the customer service is lacking. Another big turn off for this location is the produce. It is either wilting or non-​existent.

As far as Winn Dixie’s go you could do better and you could do worse then this location. The staff has always been friendly, in a more laid back type of way, and the store is well put together. What I like about the Winn Dixie chain is that there’s always SO much on sale. It’s rather easy to grab a weeks worth of groceries all on discount (including the products/​brands you want and not merchandise you’ve never wanted to use lol). The parking lot is small so you aren’t training for a 5K like a mega store, but there’s always spots open. Overall it’s a run a of mill grocery… not impressive but no drawbacks either :)

This is one of the worst grocery stores I’ve ever been to. The service is consistently bad. It is rare to get a smile or a «How are you?» from a cashier. Honestly, I can hardly blame them because the customers are often so rude that I can hardly bear to not voice my opinion of their behavior.
I would totally avoid this Winn Dixie if it weren’t so close to my house. It’s not our main grocery store but we do stop here occasionally on our way home and always end up regretting it.

Ok, so I am not sure who planned this Winn-​Dixie out but it is a maze. You walk straight into the wine section. The walk to things you actually need is an obstacle course through wine and special tables.
I have a feeling there is no such thing as a quick trip into this place. I was on vacation and only needed a few things. This means that I ended up taking nearly a half an hour to find my items and stand in line. There was only one register open at 3 in the afternoon.

Normally this is my place to go. Is close to my house and I really like their fuel perks. However today they’re out of a lot of things. The delivery truck came in already, but they said they haven’t had time too stock. We have had to ask them to grab a couple items from the back

I started shopping at Winn Dixie when I heard about their fuel perks. The store is CLEAN, organized, fresh and friendly. Sign up for a rewards card and earn money towards your next gasoline purchase at any local Shell Station (I earned $ 1.40 off each gallon last gas-​up!)
Fresh seafood and meat department, lots of organic produce options, and so many items on sale every week.

Every time I shop here, I leave saying «never again». But they are just so darn conveniently located on the correct side of the road on my way home from work; it’s hard not to stop on those occasions when supplies are running low.
The parking lot for the store was probably last paved in the 90’s. It is usually a challenge of dodging debris, pot holes, & grocery carts as one tries to enter or leave.
Inside, it’s an older store, so over the years I’ve seen various problems with leaky roofs, broken down freezers, etc. Most of the grocery carts have at least one wanky wheel, which makes it either hard to push, or squeaky, or, if you’re very lucky — both.
The shop is a wierd shape, and as a result, some items are not where you would expect to find them. The first store clerk I asked for help today had no idea where what I was looking for was, luckily, the 2^nd one did, and was nice enough to take me there.
Finally, they NEVER have enough cashiers on. You would think that starting at 5:00, there would be more than two, right? Wrong! Although, when all the lines start getting concert length, they manage to find another. I would like to say I won’t be back, but sadly, I probably will.

Winn Dixie used to be our regular grocery store when we lived near one. We still visit this one occasionally for some good specials, some of their house brands, and meats. Their regular prices for what we buy is a bit more than Sweetbay but less than Publix. It is just not conveniently located as several Sweetbays… but now Sweetbay also is contracting.