“Rainbow City Publix has been my newest Publix 'home' for the past year. I consider the location to be on a high level par with other Publx stores: courtesy, cleanliness and those everlovin' 2 for 1's. 😀”
“We changed to this pharmacy yesterday for a medication my wife has to take, one that once you get it in your system you HAVE to take it every day. For 8 straight months since she's been on it I won't call any names but a well known pharmacy at Hoke and Meighan was out of stock 100% of the time on the days it was to be filled. Most of the time they had a few they could loan her but once when the script needed to be filled on a Friday and they didn't have it and they don't get deliveries on weekends, she was just out of it until Monday and they didn't get in any hurry to fill it then but they just didn't care, their attitude was that's just too bad that you're going to get sick because you don't have your medicine. So after shopping around I spoke to Publix and told them the disappointment this store had been and asked if they had similar problems and took new patients for this med. She assured me they don't so since this particular med couldn't be transferred to another pharmacy her Doctor understood very well the issues she was having with this other store and was very helpful in getting it moved to Publix yesterday morning and when I called them they confirmed they had it and was filling it and it would be ready in about a half hour which was a huge difference from what we were used to because with that store it was always going to be ready for pickup either after 6pm or 8pm, never ever in 30 minutes. So we went to pick it up and even though she was a new customer and we had never been there they had all her information with the insurance and took care of everything so fast and efficient we both were just amazed at getting customer service that good. I was so impressed it's what prompted me to write this review. And the employee working the drive through at Publix could not have been nicer, it was nearly like she understood exactly what we had been going through and went above and beyond her job to make my wife feel welcomed there and happy with the service they provide. So yeah, all of my wife's scripts are going to go to Publix from now on after doing business with this other store for many years and thinking we were good customers we certainly were treated like it, not after seeing how well it could be done at Publix. Thank you Publix, we WILL be seeing you.”
“This is my favorite place to shop for groceries when I don't feel like dealing with Walmart. Their Deli is also a lot better than Walmart. The employees are also friendly and more willing to help shoppers and provide customer service.”
“Great grocery store with great prices and hard-working friendly staff. The place is always clean and organized. The only reason I can't give 5 stars is because you have to be careful with the produce. You can usually find moldy fruit hiding around, so just check your produce well before you purchase.”
“Love this place! Very clean and organized (unlike Dollar General) First shift is amazing! But you come during second shift, and it seems as though they hate their whole existence. Does not greet you or speak to when you come to the register”
“Lived beside the store for a year loved it some of my best friends back in da hood , shout out to nick and the gang Steven and Moma hope one day I'll be back y'all keep it real for real xoxo to all”
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