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  1. ALDI - 4650 South St

    4650 South St, Titusville FL 32780

    4.5 Superb 214 reviews

    “This is a pretty busy Aldi's. They have a really good produce section and, of course, a good cheese section. The prices are great. I do wish they stocked less junk food, though. Checkout is easy. There's one cashier and the rest are do-it-yourself scanners. The store is clean as is the parking lot. Several times I've been there and an unhoused person or two would be asking for help while I'm loading the car. It's unsettling, but you gotta feel for them. You will find some good deals there.”

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  2. Publix Super Market at St. John's Plaza - 3275 Garden St

    3275 Garden St, Titusville FL 32796

    4.3 Superb 286 reviews

    “I was sent to pick up some pub subs for the guys at work, to indulge in the $3.99 deal. To no surprise, the line at the sub counter was pretty busy, but the staff was moving quick and the line went by fast. I wanted to give a shoutout to Lily, the staff member behind the counter. Even tho the place was busy, she took the time to graciously help me put together the vastly different orders I was given by my co workers, since it had been ages since I last got a pub sub. Having been in hospitality myself for 12 years, I really appreciate and notice great customer service - Lily was not only helpful but super nice and cheerful!”

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  3. Publix Super Market at Colonial Coast Crossing - 2000 Cheney Hwy

    2000 Cheney Hwy, Titusville FL 32780

    4.3 Superb 341 reviews

    “Great Publix. Always clean. Always people to help. Very friendly service. But they have the most slowest sub makers on the planet and normally only one person making them.”

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