Supermarkets in Seminole, FL

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  1. 7880 113th Street North, Seminole FL 33772

    4.4 Superb 259 reviews

    “Pretty good nice and over priced but I'll stand in line for a pub sub .. they seem to stop serving chicken at like 7 or so which is not that cool but I get it”

  2. 7777 Seminole Boulevard, Seminole FL 33772

    4.4 Superb 255 reviews

    “Aimee is our favorite cashier. She is always quick, efficient and friendly! You can’t beat Aldi prices but the great help is extremely hard time find these days!”

  3. 9201 Oakhurst Road, Seminole FL 33776

    4.4 Superb 165 reviews

    “Not a huge Publix fan due to the prices, but the selection of fresh food is always great! The sushi is also wonderful. This store was a little difficult to get around due to its setup, but figured it out. $350 later, we were out. Being from a state that has made disposable plastic bags illegal, it’s so nice not to have to remember to bring in disposable bags, just to have to bag everything yourself. Lots of BOGO deals. Not very crowded, which was nice. Store was very clean and staff were helpful. Love Publix, not the prices.”

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  5. 7880 113th Street North, Seminole FL 33772

    4.2 Good 171 reviews

    “Pretty good nice and over priced but I'll stand in line for a pub sub .. they seem to stop serving chicken at like 7 or so which is not that cool but I get it”

  6. 10801 Starkey Road Ste 200, Seminole FL 33777

    4.2 Good 260 reviews

    “I believe I spoke with Cole, a pharmacist at this Publix, and he was amazing ?? I had a prescription that was called in to his Publix because my normal Publix closed, and his Publix did not carry that medicine. Cole automatically transferred it over to the next closet Publix and verified they keep a normal stock of the medicine, and called me to let me know he took care of everything for me. Thank you Cole!”

  7. 12975 Park Blvd, Seminole FL 33776

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “Some very good prices and products but they run out of items more often than not. Many of their stores have self checkout which has made it quicker to get in and out. I do think their bakery items are very good for a lot less money than the big box stores.”

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