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Grocery Stores in Jacksonville Beach, FL

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  1. Trader Joe's - 4180 3rd St S

    4180 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.7 Superb 319 reviews

    “I had the absolute pleasure of meeting Miss Becky at Trader Joe’s in Jacksonville while she was serving wine samples to the customers . We struck up a conversation, and somewhere along the way I mentioned that it was my birthday. She looked at me and said, “Give me a minute, I’ll have something for you.” A little while later she found me and handed me the most adorable reusable Trader Joe’s tote with the sweetest birthday message on it. It was such a simple gesture, but it absolutely made my day! She didn’t know me at all, and yet she took a moment out of her day to do something thoughtful and kind just to make a stranger smile. Miss Becky, thank you for making my birthday a little more special! People like you are such a beautiful reminder that perfect strangers can be some of the most beautiful blessings. ❤ Trader Joe’s is lucky to have someone as warm, thoughtful, and genuinely kind as you! ✨”

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  2. Publix Super Market at Middle Beach Commons - 408 Beach Boulevard Suite 100

    408 Beach Boulevard Suite 100, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.3 Superb 245 reviews

    “I'm at this publix and when I walking out it was raining and you would not believe it but there was a gentleman who held a umbrella over you as you walked out to shield me from the rain Outstanding service 10 stars Really awesome I really appreciate you”

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  3. Publix Super Market at South Beach Parkway - 670 Marsh Landing Parkway

    670 Marsh Landing Parkway, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.4 Superb 206 reviews

    “Jamil and Ginger are the best. I had an issue and they were able to handle it. Their customer service really showed why Publix is a step above other grocery stores.”

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  5. Native Sun Natural Foods Market - 1585 3rd St N

    1585 3rd St N, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.4 Superb 170 reviews

    “Stopped here while on vacation in Jax Beach and ended up eating lunch here twice. They have hot and cold prepared food for take out or dine in and all the organic groceries you can think of. Sushi Friday was awesome, $5 for any fresh made sushi roll, just as good as any restaurant. We also got a beer to go with lunch and sat outside on their small patio. It was a very cool spot and a ton cheaper than going out to lunch anywhere else in the area!”

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  6. Tienda El Castillo - 1015 3rd St S

    1015 3rd St S, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.7 Superb 32 reviews

    “Always nice people and always stocked up with some rather hard to find Mexican and other Latino foods. Pretty cool place and people. Could use a little more variety but overall great place to go”

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  7. Publix Pharmacy at South Beach Parkway - 670 Marsh Landing Parkway

    670 Marsh Landing Parkway, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    4.2 Good 63 reviews

    “Amazing amazing amazing people who keeps us healthy and properly medicated through prescribed medication and knowledge of a healthy lifestyle! Thank you Jill, Olivia, Usif, and Megan for you excellent customer service and making publix shopping a pleasure!”

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  8. Dollar General - 1712 3rd Street North

    1712 3rd Street North, Jacksonville Beach FL 32250

    2.5 Average 101 reviews

    “This store is very clean and very organized and the prices are amazing. And just when I couldn't find the Doritos I wanted Lawrence was there to save the day. He is the best 😍”

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