Publix Courtyard Shops Wellington: A Local Shopping Guide |
Grocery departments, prepared-food options and branch-specific planning tips |
Publix at Courtyard Shops at Wellington brings grocery shopping and prepared-food options together at 13880 Wellington Trace.
The location is store 1894, a useful detail when selecting a branch for an online order or checking which services apply.
For a weekly shopping trip, the listed departments include produce, bakery, deli, seafood, floral, and meats and cheeses.
The store page also lists sushi, a salad bar, pizza, a hot bar, burritos and bowls, and POURS.
Those choices make it worth checking this particular branch when planning both groceries and something convenient to eat.
Availability is location-specific, so confirm the current menu, service hours and ordering options before building your visit around one item.
Do not assume a department counter, pharmacy and supermarket all follow the same timetable.
The main store number is 561-530-6664, while the pharmacy is listed separately at 561-530-6665.
A separate liquor-store listing uses 13860 Wellington Trace, Suite 29, so check the address when navigating to that destination.
For pickup, select the correct branch and review the collection window, substitutions, fees and final total before submitting an order.
A practical approach is to prepare one grocery list, then identify any counter orders that need extra lead time.
Ask staff about ingredient information or a particular dietary requirement before choosing prepared food.
Current selection and prices may vary, especially when planning a group meal or relying on an advertised special.
If you want to combine errands with a relaxed stop, check what the branch's POURS service currently offers rather than expecting every Publix to have the same setup.
This is an independent researched guide, not a firsthand review or sponsored endorsement.
Store details were checked November 9, 2026; the accompanying stock photographs are illustrative and do not show this Publix branch or its products. |
 Photo by Amigo Mobility on Unsplash — Illustrative stock photo; not the featured location. |
Source and visit planning: Publix’s Courtyard Shops at Wellington store listing. Details checked November 9, 2026. Photo by Greta Hoffman on Pexels. Photo by Amigo Mobility on Unsplash. Both photographs are illustrative, not photographs of the featured location. |
19 Comments
Join the conversation
It is helpful to have the pharmacy listed separately. I once assumed a pharmacy counter stayed open as late as the supermarket and learned otherwise.
The reminder about collection windows is practical. Pickup is less convenient if the available time does not fit the rest of your errands.
I would like to hear from someone who has tried POURS at the Courtyard Shops location. The service sounds interesting, but the current options are unclear.
Store 1894 is the detail I will remember. There are enough Publix locations around here that choosing the right one online matters.
The note about ingredient information matters for families dealing with allergies. I would ask at the counter rather than guess from the display.
I like knowing there are bowls and pizza in addition to groceries. It gives me another option when I need to pick up dinner on the way home.
A list of departments is useful, but prices would help me decide where to do my weekly shopping. I understand those can change quickly.
For me, the bakery and deli are the main reasons to stop at Publix. Planning those orders ahead makes sense if you are feeding a group.
I appreciate the reminder that the photos are stock images. It would be easy to assume they showed the Wellington store.
The salad bar and sushi make this sound convenient for a quick lunch. I would want to know the current hours for each counter first.
Checking substitutions before placing a pickup order is good advice. A replacement can change the total more than you expect.
I would be curious to know what POURS is serving at this location now. The name alone does not tell me much about what to expect.
Patricia M.I’m curious too. Has anyone stopped by POURS recently?
That’s fair. The listing confirms POURS but doesn’t spell out its current offerings. The store can give you the most up-to-date details.
The separate address for the liquor store is a useful detail. Those two Wellington Trace addresses would be easy to mix up in a map search.
Andre LewisI would have entered the grocery address for both. Glad they pointed out the suite number.
It is nice to see the prepared food options listed in one place. I would still check whether the hot bar is open before heading over for dinner.
I did not realize the pharmacy might have different hours from the grocery store. That is worth checking before making a trip just for a prescription.
The store number is helpful for pickup orders. I have selected the wrong Wellington branch before and had to change my plans.