Supermarkets in Apollo Beach, FL

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  1. 252 Harbor Village Ln, Apollo Beach FL 33572

    4.3 Superb 47 reviews

    “I don't know about you, but I like money. I'll be helped me save tons of money. Unless I know there's a sale going on at a different store, I get most of my produce from here. A lot of their store brand items are very very good. I'd like their bread. In fact this is the only place I can find good rye bread in the area. There are cheeses, the sliced or the specialty cheeses, are good and a good price. They have good guacamole and salsas. Great store. You still like it a little bit more when they had the handheld scanners at checkout. Somehow they disappeared.”

  2. 6434 N U.S. Hwy 41, Apollo Beach FL 33572

    4.2 Good 238 reviews

    “Great grocery store in terms of cleanliness, staff, and food. I recommend they put a bell in the seafood department for customers. It's irritating having to wait for someone to come up front. The prices are high all over, but especially Publix. Even before the economy slipped they were expensive. They need to work on this. Overall, they get 4 stars”

  3. 7064 Waterset Boulevard, Apollo Beach FL 33572

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “Kylie been huge helps everytime come in for curbside order also anytime have to do any shopping she very through friendly and helpful extremely clean well stocked store”

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  5. 5052 US-41, Apollo Beach FL 33572

    4 Good 266 reviews

    “I have had a great experience with the pharmacist crystal she has went out of her way to make sure that my medication is on time. I used to go to Somerville Crossing Publix for over 11 years and I love that Pharmacy also but I moved to Apollo Beach Fl and it’s easier to go to the pharmacy in South Shores . Thank You for being so helpful and Great. Olive J”

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