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  1. ALDI - 1033 East Oakland Park Boulevard

    1033 East Oakland Park Boulevard, Oakland Park FL 33334

    4.1 Good 137 reviews

    “I honestly like Aldi's ... But I have no idea why they have 6 registers when normally only one is running... On really busy days I've seen 2 registers. The lines get long and block the aisles. Maybe remove 3 registers and have 2 running and when it gets busy open a 3rd one.”

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  2. Publix Super Market at Dixie Crossing - 950 East Commercial Boulevard

    950 East Commercial Boulevard, Oakland Park FL 33334

    3.9 Good 284 reviews

    “The staff from the managers ,n every position after not one should b missed cause they work like a well oiled machine! Making my shopping experience stress free! It's always clean especially the deli thank you ladies n gents I would starve without ur scrumptious yummy eats n delicious treats!! Heck yeah, love me some Publix!!!!! Thank y lady who cleans the restroom; (thank you!) clerks thank u for every friendly smile n have a nice day we'd say! Now there's no where else u will find that kind of treatment that's y I won't leave Publix alone!!! I'm convinced that there is no others for me their to dog, no other comes close n comparison! This is just my opinion! I'm pretty sure there r others! So go ahead say it too c how many feel like I do!”

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  3. Publix Super Market at Northridge Shopping Center - 1003 E Commercial Blvd

    1003 E Commercial Blvd, Oakland Park FL 33334

    3.9 Good 351 reviews

    “Five stars Publix Oakland Park, FL. Enter in to buy food my cats, milk, Sapporo best beer ever. Parking- Enough for all walks of life. Cashier- Extraordinary gentleman have ethics. Note- King David will return here.”

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