Publix Super Market at Avalon Park - Orlando, Florida

Le Publix Super Market at Avalon Park est une épicerie fine qui propose une large sélection de produits frais, biologiques et préparés. Situé à 3400 Avalon Park E Blvd, Orlando, FL 32828, ce supermarché offre une expérience de magasinage agréable et pratique avec des services tels que la livraison sans contact, le retrait en magasin, les achats en magasin, et la livraison le jour même.

Ce magasin propose une variété de spécialités, y compris une boulangerie, un marchand de bière, une épicerie fine, un fleuriste, un marché aux poissons et fruits de mer, et un caviste. Avec une note moyenne de 4.6/5 sur la base de 1276 avis sur Google My Business, il est clair que les clients apprécient leur expérience chez Publix Super Market at Avalon Park.

Les caractéristiques clés du magasin comprennent un drive disponible, une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, des toilettes accessibles en fauteuil roulant, l'acceptation des chèques, des cartes de crédit, des cartes de paiement, des paiements mobiles NFC, SNAP/EBT, des toilettes non genrées, et une connexion Wi-Fi. Le magasin propose également des options pour les courses rapides, des sacs en plastique, un parking sur place, un espace LGBTQ+ friendly, et un lieu sûr pour les transgenres.

En termes de commodité, le Publix Super Market at Avalon Park offre des services de livraison et de retrait en magasin, ce qui en fait une excellente option pour ceux qui cherchent à magasiner en ligne ou à éviter les foules. Le magasin propose également une sélection de plats préparés et de produits biologiques, ce qui en fait une excellente option pour ceux qui cherchent à manger sainement.

Avis de Publix Super Market at Avalon Park

Arlette Carreau

5/5

Petit magasin sympa, prix convenables.

B DL

2/5

I work in landscaping and stop into Publix on Dowden (my favorite Publix 5/5) to get ice and other things every day Monday- Fri. Occasionally We need to stop at the Avalon location for these things and without fail a pair of hefty guys in dress shirts, I’m assuming managers, will follow me while I shop. I don’t know if it’s my work clothes or the flavor of my skin. Maybe I’m taking to long to find what I need because Im not familiar with this store but it doesn’t happen this blatantly at other locations. I understand the importance of loss prevention but these two are not discreet about it and at this point it feels personal. That aside the store is nice and team members like Payton are very helpful.

Miss Dinorah Vazquez

5/5

Hello Everyone, I Was Disappointed At Avalon Park Publix I Couldn't Find Lavender Air Fresher Cones The Original For The Bathroom & Lysol Lavender Also For The Bathroom But The Toliet Hopefully They Will Have It Next Time Always 5 Stars & 100% & Thanks For Listening Have A Wonderful Blessed Day & Evening Everyone!!

Uma Marfatia

5/5

Very well organized. I can do shopping very quick. Staff is very professional. I love pharmacy staff. Very friendly and knowledgeable.

katherine montalbano

5/5

We have been using this location for 14 yrs now and never had a problem. The bakery has made our birthday cakes and we love to order from the deli for all of our parties.

Frank Cowart

1/5

I have to echo the reviews advising against online deli orders. In fact, skip this Publix for any deli orders as 6 people behind the counter will most likely ignore you looking busy filling online orders, but when you do an online order, you will wait 20 minutes after the pick up time to get it or give up in frustration like I did. Who is actually getting the orders they seem to be so busy working on?

Emily Dedo

1/5

This Publix is probably ok other than their customer service. Tonight at approx 8pm I had the displeasure of dealing with associate "Jenny" and manager "Morgan". I arrived to Publix in order to use Western Union to transfer funds to an account. Upon arrival I met with Jenny at the counter and told her simply "I'm transferring money to an account". She asked the amount and the account name. I said "The name is Copart and I have an account number when you're ready". She then proceeds to ask the amount which was $2,100. She asked how I was paying and I said cash to which I handed her the $2,100. As I wait for her to be ready for the account number she hands me a receipt. To this I said "where did you just send the money" To which she said "the last Copart account you paid". Why she did this, I'm unsure. I could tell she didn't know what she was doing since another team member (white male in early twenties or late teens, didn't catch his name) was helping her on how to do the transfer. The account she sent the money to is not the correct account. Then, instead of Publix helping contact western union to explain what *they* just did.. they tell me I need to handle the situation on my own. I need to handle it? I didn't do it, to even know what to explain to them. After thirty minutes of standing around waiting for some help while they let everyone in line behind me pass me instead of splitting up so we could also get help, the money had already been accepted by the other account which I had no rights over. During this time I asked for a manager or assistant manager several times to which I was told there was none. After an hour with no resolution a manager named Morgan came out and told us they couldn't help and to leave. With no resolution. During this time I called western union myself and was instructed to handle the situation through Publix since it was a cash transaction. They also told me had they called right away that it could've been edited instead of approved. After refusing to leave without some instruction on how to get my money back the manager resorted to yelling and calling the cops. The cops sided with us, very openly and clearly to the team, that they should refund the money since western union is stating they can not help since it's cash and Publix has the cash. Unfortunately for me the team was unwilling to help in this so I had to leave without my $2,100. Not until the police intervened did I even get a resolution on how to fix this. They were wanting me to just leave without an explanation. Instead of Jenny being truthful in her mistake she lied and said we just said "send the money to Copart". Which is not accurate, I very clearly on video surveillance said "the company is Copart and I have a account number when your ready". I did not approve a transfer to the account they transferred to. They then tried to make the police make me sign the receipt that I authorized the transaction, the deputy said we are not signing since we clearly didn't consent to this transaction and verbally stated infront of the manager and associates that all they were doing was trying to make me sign the receipt in order to forfeit a civil lawsuit since it would show consent. So not only did they make a mistake, lie, and lack a resolution but they tried to also get out of liability. I will be in close contact with corporate and civil attorney both. I have $2,100 that is not accounted for due to poor training and lack of awareness. These team members were very rude and the police made it very clear that if they could make them open the drawer and give me my money back then they would. The manager wasn't thrilled to hear that. All around a poor experience and no team member accountability. Not even once from the beginning and "I'm sorry" or a "that was my mistake". Continuously "nothing we can do, call western union" and Morgan's statement of "I'm not dealing with this". Very professional. I don't typically write reviews but when I'm out $2,100 and your team members want me to leave with no explanation, I do. Do better, Publix.

Jennifer García Pulido

5/5

Wonderful customer service, in the delicatessen section I am served by a kind lady who has been working for Publix for 18 years and in the same store, she is very nice, attentive, it's a shame she can't remember her name. The best service