About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the Winn-Dixie parking lot. Every night, after closing, an old shopping cart would mysteriously appear near the entrance. Curious, he followed it one evening and found an elderly gentleman pushing it from his apartment. Turned out, he was just making sure everyone could easily find their way home late at night. The delivery driver became friends with him, often stopping for a chat while waiting for deliveries. And so, the mysterious cart became a friendly neighborhood gesture, leaving customers smiling as they left Winn-Dixie.
2. One morning, a regular stopped for milk and bread but left with more questions than usual. The cashier swore she saw an old lady browsing canned goods—only no one had been there. As he walked out, he heard someone whispering behind him: ‘Excuse me, young man… do you know where I put my can of corn?’ Turned around—and found nobody there except for a smiling cashier who said, “Welcome back!”
3. Early one foggy morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the back of Winn-Dixie. As he unloaded boxes, he heard a voice calling from inside the store: ‘Hey, you forgot your lunchbox!’ Curious, the driver went inside and found an old lady waving a sandwich bag. ‘I thought you might be hungry,’ she said with a smile. The driver shook his head and laughed, realizing it was just another friendly neighborhood prank. From then on, whenever anyone saw him leaving work, they’d wave something out the window—always meant as a joke.’
4. One afternoon, while stocking shelves at Winn-Dixie, Maria overheard an elderly customer muttering, ‘Why does everything taste like pineapples today?’ Curious, Maria asked another customer if they noticed anything unusual. Turns out, a new shipment of canned pineapple had arrived that morning. For the rest of the day, everyone in the store joked about it—even the delivery driver teased his neighbors later that evening, saying their dinners tasted like paradise. It became a lighthearted story around town for weeks.