Grocery Stores in Holiday, FL

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  1. 3446 Grand Blvd, Holiday FL 34690

    4.8 Superb 272 reviews

    “Staff is always inviting and helpful. Such a variety of foods and sweets. Love their sandwich deals throughout the week. Fresh fruits and veggies, even small potted herbs for purchase. Very happy to visit this place!”

  2. 2643 US-19, Holiday FL 34691

    4.3 Superb 213 reviews

    “She told me her name was Natalie...she was stocking the shelves. I asked her where the pineapples in a jar were. (I wanted to make the viral tik-tok koolaide pineapples) She stopped what she was doing and walked me over to where the pineapples were and then also showed me where the drink mixes were. Above and beyond costumer service!!! A wonderful representative of your grocery store.”

  3. 4701 Sunray Drive, Holiday FL 34690

    4.2 Good 269 reviews

    “This is one of the best grocery stores in the area. Especially the sub counter. Theyre under newer management, and the woman is so nice. Their quality is unmatched. Everyone was pleasant and willing to help assist you and even provide insight into what youre looking for to recommend the best product.”

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  5. 3315 US-19, Holiday FL 34691

    4.4 Superb 47 reviews

    “I go there every day but usually have everything you need you're smoking stuff Drinks cigarette specials on 305 specials on drinks they even got a quarter machine in there we can get a $100 bill out of it if you spend the night cool people owner's nice I'm only live about 100' from it”

  6. 1640 US-19, Holiday FL 34691

    4.1 Good 212 reviews

    “It's an old store and they do get a few rough customers but the place has heart, and excellent BOGO deals plus a pretty decent rewards program. This is isn't the best Winm Dixie but I'm glad that it survived the ALDI culling, the community would be worse without it. Stop in and checkout their sales, they have some good bargains week to week.”

  7. 1824 US-19, Holiday FL 34691

    4.1 Good 153 reviews

    “There was a small wait at checkout because one register closed unexpectedly, but another employee opened a new lane within minutes. The delay wasn't long, and everyone handled the situation professionally, keeping customers informed throughout.”

  8. 3332 Moog Rd, Holiday FL 34691

    4.2 Good 40 reviews

    “I'm lucky I can walk to this store in a few minutes. I wish they served coffee and had bakery rolls and pastries or something for breakfast. Maybe hotdogs for lunch. Bananas and oranges would be nice. I think they would profit more. I like these new owners than the past owners.”

  9. 1068 US Alternate Highway 19, Holiday FL 34691

    3 Average 7 reviews

    “It was totally fine. They are doing a great job. I always love these guys and I found out they hired a really good gentleman that I knew from another store...a deli. He's going to be a great asset to you're team.”

  10. 3406 US-19, Holiday FL 34691

    3.9 Good 188 reviews

    “This Winn-Dixie location is incredibly convenient and serves as an excellent neighborhood grocery spot. The store is well-organized, making it easy to grab essentials quickly. The staff are always welcoming, and the selection across the meat and produce sections is consistently fresh and reliable for weekly shopping.”

  11. 2541 US-19, Holiday FL 34691

    2 Poor 146 reviews

    “I visited the store on August 22nd and had a great experience, thanks to Keith! He was incredibly friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. He took the time to answer my questions and made the whole experience easy and enjoyable. It’s always nice to come across someone who genuinely cares about providing great customer service. I really appreciate Keith’s help and would definitely recommend him to anyone visiting the store”

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