Publix Stores/Online: Any Whole Publix Deli Subs (various subs) EXPIRED

great deal

Sweet deal!!! But keep in mind, Publix ads are state and/or county specific.

Thanks for Posting. Nice to see a local deal for us southern folks

Quote from SmilingPickle501 : Sweet deal!!! But keep in mind, Publix ads are state and/or county specific.

Correct! The Publix stores in Florida start their sale ads on THURSDAY and run through the following Wednesday. So, no sub for me until tomorrow.

Whats their regular price?
They are about $7.99 in Kroger.

If you can find a deli employee worth a flip and if your region has decent distributed bread, a good deal. I'm over Publix and their inconsistent product and awful bread, though. You'd think as popular as their subs are they'd actually train employees on how to not slop the things together, but I digress.

Quote from proppat : If you can find a deli employee worth a flip and if your region has decent distributed bread, a good deal. I'm over Publix and their inconsistent product and awful bread, though. You'd think as popular as their subs are they'd actually train employees on how to not slop the things together, but I digress.

my store has employees that sneeze in hands and/or on slicer and just keep going … plus ones that move trashcans with gloves on and continue to keep working with food after … I had to stop doing local stores … if they clean the slicer and change gloves I'll order from them

Wow, I'm surprised to hear about all the bad stores folks live near. The Publix stores in my area are universally high-quality, unlike Kroger which is hit-and-miss, despite the fact that Publix is almost always cheaper overall if you pay even a little attention to what you're buying. I've never seen one with a dirty deli, and the deli employees are usually very conscientious, polite (greeting me even if I'm just walking by), and service-focused.

If your local store(s) have such bad conditions and service, please notify Publix corporate. Publix is employee-owned and cares about its image. I'm sure they'll look into the matter. They're investing heavily in Huntsville, AL to be the premier mainstream grocer, so I seriously doubt they'll neglect an entire market.

You can order online for the same price as well.

https://www.publix.com/product-ca...1&oeo=true

We have 4 Publixs around me that we regularly shop at. three within a mile of each other. I have ordered many subs to eat down on the beach. ALL OF THEM WERE CLEAN AND PROFESSIONAL! So some comments like I just read is not even believable because of 1) store policy 2) local code regulations. Do you think a store would risk CLOSURE because employees don't know better. For whatever reason they want to crap on Publix - don't believe it unless you see it for yourself.

This is a good deal, their subs are not Jersey Mike's but they are half the price normally. Get a publix sub instead of a Subway sub.

By the way, I live in Jupiter Florida

Quote from BloodGain : Wow, I'm surprised to hear about all the bad stores folks live near. The Publix stores in my area are universally high-quality, unlike Kroger which is hit-and-miss, despite the fact that Publix is almost always cheaper overall if you pay even a little attention to what you're buying. I've never seen one with a dirty deli, and the deli employees are usually very conscientious, polite (greeting me even if I'm just walking by), and service-focused. If your local store(s) have such bad conditions and service, please notify Publix corporate. Publix is employee-owned and cares about its image. I'm sure they'll look into the matter. They're investing heavily in Huntsville, AL to be the premier mainstream grocer, so I seriously doubt they'll neglect an entire market.

The quality of Publix stores, at least in the Orlando area, went down hill almost 2 decades ago and keeps slipping. The deli is the worst. Try asking for their sides by the pound and they look at you like you're dumb, holding up multiple containers and asking "which one?" Good luck finding a vegetable if you get a rotisserie chicken meal. Heck, last week I went to one and they had gravy as a side with no potatoes or rice to put it on, and when asked about it they said "I don't know, gravy is a side." The meat slicers don't understand anything except for a pound and half a pound, any other quantity throws them off. The sub bread is brought in now and, depending on where you are, could range from good to awful. I know before these sub sales the regional bakery is overtaxed and the bread quality suffers as a result. I swear half the employees have never made a sandwich before and unless you hold their hand through the entire process you'll come home to a sandwich with soggy bread from the lettuce, tomatoes and other items spilled out, etc.

Publix is not a pleasure. For reference, I have 4 stores within 3 miles of me and maybe 10 more within another 5 miles. It's just epidemic these days. Deli management does not care.

Signed - Life long Florida resident.

Doesnt start in central Florida until tomorrow (3/7)