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  1. Publix Super Market at Driftwood Plaza - 3830 S Hwy A1A

    3830 S Hwy A1A, Melbourne Beach FL 32951

    4.5 Superb 229 reviews

    “Very clean well organized store. Well stocked. Very pricey but I understand. But 4.99 for a slice of cake is a little crazy. I realize everyone needs to make a profit but that is price gouging.”

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  2. Melbourne Beach Market - 302 Ocean Ave

    302 Ocean Ave, Melbourne Beach FL 32951

    4.4 Superb 250 reviews

    “The Melbourne Beach Market is by far one of the best places I've found in Florida! The atmosphere is always so welcoming, and everyone who works here is always smiling, kind, and knowledgeable. There's a little bit of everything, and the food is amazing value for the price, which is very rare to find these days. There are also so many foods that I'll come across here that I used to eat all the time in Europe, but never thought I would be able to find in the states. Whether you're in the mood for coffee, ice cream, incredible pizza, wine, pastries, or just a grocery shopping trip for special items that you can't find elsewhere in Melbourne, this is the place. The most important part is that you can tell that the owners and the staff truly care about the business and customers. I come here often and it's always such a positive experience. If I could give it more than five stars, I would!!”

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  3. Publix Pharmacy at Driftwood Plaza - 3830 S Hwy A1A

    3830 S Hwy A1A, Melbourne Beach FL 32951

    4 Good 20 reviews

    “I moved to the area from Palm Beach Gardens and was having trouble locating a local pharmacy that could help me with my monthly prescription, but Driftwood Plaza was very helpful. Will be setting them up as my primary moving forward. Thank you for your help!”

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