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  1. Publix Super Market at Hollieanna Shopping Center - 741 South Orlando Avenue

    741 South Orlando Avenue, Winter Park FL 32789

    4.5 Superb 234 reviews

    “Our favorite Publix. We live next to colonial and mills and lake Eola locations but drive extra to this location just to get the sushi here! Best Publix sushi in Orlando hands down. I’m not sure the sushi chef’s name, but he has glasses and he is friendly and great at his craft!”

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  2. ALDI - 6766 Aloma Avenue

    6766 Aloma Avenue, Winter Park FL 32792

    4.5 Superb 177 reviews

    “Aldi's is a fantastic grocery store except needs just a little more inventory besides that it's a great place to shop for your meats and other items in the home if you can find them just more inventory please.”

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  3. Publix Super Market at Winter Park Village - 440 North Orlando Avenue

    440 North Orlando Avenue, Winter Park FL 32789

    4.4 Superb 278 reviews

    “Large, clean, well run Publix with an excellent selection of standard and specialty foods. Great cheese selection. Greater variety than the smaller stores. If you don't see what you are looking for, ask. They are very helpful.”

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  5. Publix Super Market at University Plaza - 4000 North Goldenrod Road

    4000 North Goldenrod Road, Winter Park FL 32792

    4.3 Superb 290 reviews

    “Needed to find a past receipt from a purchase. Went to the store and Connor from customer service was courteous prompt efficient and knowledgeable in helping me with my receipt. Within moments he had printed all with a smile. What a great employee Thank you”

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  6. Publix Super Market at Aloma Shopping Center - 2295 Aloma Avenue

    2295 Aloma Avenue, Winter Park FL 32792

    4.2 Good 215 reviews

    “This store always has everything so well stocked, and clean, I would give this Store a 5 Star, but I’m Sorry, I have to be the bad guy, and bring up the Special Needs Cashier, she is incredibly slow, why is she kept on the Express Lane? Today in the Store, a lot of Customers, with less than 10 items, were waiting in the other only open, full service lane, because she is so bad, they’d rather wait longer, than deal with her. She can be snappy, and not very friendly also.”

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