Rebuilt. Reopened. Ready. Inside the new Daniel Island Publix

A ribbon ceremony for the opening of Publix after a year of closure was held Dec. 3.

The newly rebuilt Daniel Island Publix at 162 Seven Farms Drive officially opened its doors on Wednesday, Dec. 3.

Walk into the new Publix and you’ll find self-checkout lanes up front, with customer service and the pharmacy just steps away.

The new Publix pharmacy offers a convenient space for prescriptions and health needs.

The expanded 50,398-square-foot store means wider aisles, more breathing room, and no more cramped corners.

The store’s seafood section offers fresh catches in a bright, spacious setting.

A larger produce section welcomes customers with a vibrant selection of fresh options.

The deli now sits in a larger, redesigned space with more room and an expanded selection.

The new Publix features wider, more efficient checkout lanes to keep shoppers moving.

An expanded self-checkout area helps keep lines moving and makes quick trips even quicker.

The store’s exterior features outdoor seating and a pavilion.

After nearly a year without the island’s only grocery store, the new Daniel Island Publix officially opened its doors Wednesday, Dec. 3.

The store at 162 Seven Farms Drive was completely demolished and rebuilt from the ground up, expanding from 29,030 to 50,398 square feet.

The redesigned Publix brings a larger selection of foods, upgraded departments, Lowcountry-inspired architecture, and a welcoming outdoor pavilion.

Here’s a first look inside the new store.

PHOTOS PROVIDED BY JARED GLOVER