Name: Publix Super Market at The Plaza Midtown
Address: 950 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA, US
Telephone: +1 404-253-3544

Publix Super Market at The Plaza Midtown is a supermarket, located at 950 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 404-253-3544, visit their website www.publix.com for more detailed information.

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950 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta, GA 30309, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 26 December 2016

Monday 6:45 AM – 11:00 PM
Tuesday 6:45 AM – 11:00 PM
Wednesday 6:45 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday 6:45 AM – 11:00 PM
Friday 6:45 AM – 11:00 PM
Saturday 6:45 AM – 11:00 PM
Sunday 6:45 AM – 11:00 PM

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Allen Cosby

21 December 2017

Great staff. Mrs. Priscilla always makes me laugh with her sweet but straight forward disposition.

It seems as though this place has become a panhandling haven. There are always at least one person, but most times there are multiple. They are persistent both when you are coming and going. I shop here daily due to its location relative to my work. Something also need to be done about the folks bathing in the bathroom.
Nikki Robinson

12 December 2017

Though their prices are higher than the competitors, Publix has the freshest meats, seafood, and produce. They have a healthier food selection on their shelves and also have the best tasting and freshest bakery food items. I love the fact that their pastries and breads are baked fresh everyday.

Customer service from every employee (including stock personnel, cashier, baker/cook, management, etc.) is outstanding.

The store is always immaculate, clean, and well organized. Parking lot is free of trash, and the grocery carts aren't raggedy or run down. ( Nothing worse than hauling grocery in a filthy buggy that squeaks loudly or the wheels get stuck, won't move, or move in the opposite direction of where you're navigating.)

Again, though Publix's prices are slightly higher than its competitors, the quality of its service and product is well worth the value!
Mukul Patharkar

11 November 2017

By far the slowest deli I've ever seen. Even without a line it's awful.
Shiriki Cavitt

06 September 2017

Items I want are always in stock and the prepared foods are really tasty. I love the Mardi Gras wings!
Richard Hayden

27 August 2017

This publix has a place to sit and eat your deli order. It is good stuff and cheaper than fast food. It is walking distance to midtown station and piedmont park. The bakery also has some good deals if you like those sweets. Keep an eye out for 2 for 1 deals in this store which are actually half price deals. Adjust your menu accordingly and save big time!
Owen Jones

19 August 2017

Clean and neat but odd selection given proximity to the college and very price relative to other grocers. Really only worth it if convenience is paramount.
Alex Croninger

07 August 2017

This Publix has the friendly and helpful staff of your typical Publix, but if feels cramped. The space is laid out strangely. No butcher counter, the seafood counter is small, the deli counter is cramped by an awkwardly located structural column, and the produce section is small. On the bright side, it's got many of the typical positives for a Publix. Friendly staff, always well stocked, and clean. Ample parking in the free parking deck, entry is on 8th.
Adam Marc Leonard

28 June 2017

Its a smaller Publix to make it fit onto one city block but they still have a good selection of everything you need. They recently redesigned the store to improve the layout and the displays. The staff is always friendly and courteous and ready to help. Shopping really is a Pleasure!!!
Ricky Quezada

16 February 2017

Priscilla is the best customer service I have received in publix. Thank you for having such kind and positive people. She made my day very pleasant with her attention thanks!!!
Savannah Salters

03 February 2017

I wanted to order a cake and the said NO to every single request. I also spoke with a Hispanic woman prior to calling the actual baker and she said they could do everything I requested. I called back and the cake decorator said no to every single idea. They also won't take out of town state orders even when your hosting a party in Atlanta. Worse bakery ever! Only world their familiar with are "No".
Jeffrey Salazar

14 January 2017

This Publix treats homeless people like garbage. I was standing outside after shopping talking to a homeless friend who is usually in the area. A cop comes out after thirty seconds and asks, "Is he asking you for money?" (Panhandling near a store is punishable by a month of jail time in Ga, which is as useless a band-aid on the systemic problem of homelessness as I can think of) I say, "No, just talking to my neighbor." He looked at me like I was crazy to think of a homeless man as a human being let alone a neighbor. "Your neighbor? Well, loitering is not allowed." I was about to argue that I was a paying customer and therefore not loitering but my friend got scared and ran off. Probably the right move on his part as the homeless aren't typically given the same sort of legal leeway as most of us. They are treated like the garbage of society because they can't contribute money. Occasionally, Publix allows people to rest in the cafe and store their cart in the lobby, provided they purchase something from the store. I guess some security guards are stricter than others. I would like to see this become a universal policy and to stop the homeless witch hunt I see sometimes. The cashiers in this Publix are very friendly, and recognize me, almost as if they were members of a community rather than representatives of a faceless corporation. It seems to be important to Publix to be connected to the community and provide excellent customer service. I would ask Publix to remember that being part of a community entails being kind to your neighbors and giving a hand when you can.
Michelle H

14 January 2017

I give this Publix a three because it's clean, organized and well-stocked. The people working at the deli are very friendly and the cashiers range from just civil to friendly. However, I am docking two stars because of this store's disturbing policy on loitering.

During a really cold weekend in January (like, 20s) I decided to sit and eat my sub and drink my Red Bull in the comfort of this Publix's cafe instead of walking home immediately. About five minutes after I sat down, while I was eating my sub, I noticed a security guard watching me. I tried to ignore him and kept eating, but he walked over to me, leaned over, looked at my food and said, "Oh, you're eating." I laughed nervously and said yeah. Then he left me alone and I tried to forget the awkwardness. I finished my sub but continued to sit there on my phone, drinking my Red Bull, for about another twenty minutes. At that point, the security guard started walking around the cafe again slowly. I ignored him again, but then I felt a tap on my shoulder from behind me. I was freaked out that someone was approaching me and tapping my shoulder from behind me even more freaked when I turned and saw it was this lurking security guard again! This time, he told me "I have to tell you about our store's policy on loitering" and proceeded to tell me I couldn't be loitering there. When he saw how upset I got and when I explained that I was drinking my Red Bull, he tried to backtrack and say that the policy was really for homeless peoplebut why did he even come up to me? Did he think I was homeless?

My face still burns when I think about it. I complained to Publix customer service and the manager of this store did call me, but he really just made me feel worse when he told me he would have a talk with the security guard about "the difference between homeless people and normal citizens." I expected Publix to react more strongly to my story, but it's clear that they have been telling the security guards to kick out homeless people without being more accurate/specific about it so this is what results..It shouldn't be about who is homeless and who is well dressed and looks "normal." If you purchase something at Publix, that should give you a license to take your time enjoying it in the cafe, regardless of your homelessness or general appearance. Disgusting.
Jan Vlachy

02 January 2017

This Publix is very conveniently located next to the MARTA Midtown station, has a decent selection, but is a little bit pricey (particularly fruits and vegetables). In terms of selection, I like that they provide ethnic groceries, seasonal offerings, as well as basic kitchenware and household and office items. At the same time, the store layout is compact, they try to place relevant items together, and they rarely have long checkout lines, so you don't need to spend too much time there (they also have an express checkout line). There is a table with discounted items right next to the entrance from the parking lot, where you can sometimes find very curious and heavily discounted items. There is a Georgia Tech shuttle stop right at the opposite corner of the Peachtree Place and Spring Street.