New Publix Opens In Atlanta’s Summerhill Neighborhood

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Georgia State students as well as residents in Atlanta’s nearby Summerhill neighborhood have a new Publix supermarket to shop at. The store opened to the public on Wednesday, June 21, 2023.

Publix Opens In Summerhill

The centerpiece of the new Publix store is its deli section, where an instant line formed for its famed subway sandwiches.

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The store is part of a redevelopment of the Summerhill neighborhood, which has been undergoing massive changes over the past decade.

The new Publix store immediately addresses the area’s “food desert” status, which is characterized as a residential area devoid of fresh fruits, vegetables and whole foods for the community.

Atlanta residents can save on groceries by taking a good look at the Publix Weekly Ad, which can be found online as well as inside the store.

Where Is The Summerhill Publix Located?

The Summerhill Publix is located at 572 Hank Aaron Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30315. Here’s a map to help you find it.

Final Word

Publix is great, but you should also check out our list of cheap grocery stores in Atlanta. To get the best deals, feel free to shop around.

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