Publix Pharmacy at Spanish River

I had an extremely disappointing experience at this Publix while using my WIC card. An employee at customer service, JB, approached me in a rude and condescending manner, saying: “Do you know that food you get for free? They don’t teach you which one you can take, or you just don’t memorize that?” This was completely uncalled for and humiliating. WIC is a vital program for families, and no one should be made to feel ashamed for using it. Publix should train their employees to treat all customers with respect.

If you want a pharmacy that remembers you, asks the kids about their parents when picking up their prescription & all-around helpful folks - welcome to the Publix pharmacy! Even with the loss of my mother, I totally appreciated the memories the team shared. However, I'm posting about the COVID booster. The adjective to describe getting the booster was EASY.. Made the appointment, showed up a few minutes beforehand & was cared for immediately. Nice job. & thank you for taking care of our more mature folks with patience & kindness.

RUDE Publix workers, DIRTY store, UNORGANIZED aisles, and they allow customer with huge dogs (non-service) to smell and lick food. DISGUSTING!!!

I have a lapse of insurance due to a career change. I used to go to CVS but decided to go to Publix. The pharmacy there were great. A prescription that normally would have cost over $1500, they got it down to only $43 with a coupon. I appreciate it greatly!

Devon is amazing! My 18yr old son had some issues getting a script filled at another local publix because the prescribing Teledoc wrote it wrong and the original publix that it was sent to didn't want to take the steps to contact the dr because they were too busy and very rude. Devon in minutes transferred the RX to his store and took care of the situation ASAP so that my son could get on his meds and start feeling better. Spanish River Publix is awesome, stay away from Palmetto Park store... they have terrible customer service, are rude and don't care to take any extra steps to help a young patient.