Polo Grounds Mall — Local services in Palm Springs

This Publix has many common good things about it that you would expect from a Publix supermarket however there are some unacceptable things that may have some wanting to go to another location. I made a complaint about 1 year ago. About these 2 customer impacted issues and one year later they are still a serious issue. First if your getting lunch meat from the deli you have to have alot if spare time and alot of patience because whether it's a slow Tuesday afternoon or a weekend they will only have ONE person working that area. There could be six employees working back there not waiting on anyone and they will let you stand there like you don't exist because that must not be their job. I could go on but the bottom line is when there are customers waiting to get lunch meat they need employees to assist the one that's busy instead of acting like were not there. They will make 20 subs for people coming in and out but won't cut your lunch meat for you. The 2nd biggest problem that remains is the fact that when one particular person is running the bakery area there is next to NOTHING to choose from out there almost empty tables but if anyone else is running it then it's piled high with fresh baked goods and bread every where with MANY choices and variety perfect!! Another very frustrating factor about this location is the parking so be prepared unless you can go on a weekday fairly early while most...

A lot of parking availability. Google searches currently link this corporation to the property. Sembler Co. Corporate campus in St. Petersburg, Florida Address: 5858 Central Ave # W, St. Petersburg, FL (number w, lol) Over two million dollars of it´s value disappeared. Katherine Kallergis, wrote the following. ¨An affiliate of New York-based Blackpoint Partners sold the Polo Grounds Mall in West Palm Beach for $16.67 million, according to Palm Beach County records. FREP III-Polo Grounds, a company tied to Tampa-based Forge Capital Partners, acquired the 132,241-square-foot shopping center, which sits on 17 acres. Tenants include Publix, Chase Bank, U.S. Post Office, Papa John’s Pizza, a barber shop and Green Cafe. The mall, at 816 South Military Trail, was built in 1966, and it underwent a $12.5 million renovation in 2007, including the construction of a 45,000-square-foot Publix. It last sold in May 2012 for $14.4 million, according to Palm Beach County property records. Blackpoint is a private real estate investment and...

Usually good service. Today i asked the lady at self service checkout to help, but she was talking to a random person and ignored me. I aksed her again after a few minutes for some directions on how to SCAN AND WEIGHT the vegetables. She looked at me as if I was disturbing her. And she told me that its self service! I told her that shes customer service after she had the attitude.. Her tone was very rude. I was telling my friend on the phone about my experience and she continued to engage after I was already checked out.. AS IF I WAS DISTURBING HER. WHILE SHE WAS WORKING ..." CUSTOMER SERVICE!" THIS HAPPENED.. SATURDAY 4/6/2024 AROUND NOON.. Sumone needs to adress this ladys lack of Professionalism in customer service roll. REVIEW YOUR CAMERAS AND SEE FOR YOURSELF IF YOU...