Military Commissary

"It would be great if someone would answer my phone calls"

"I want to thank the store manager and in general the personnel working here. I had a personal issue about a transaction I had made and they helped me and made me feel at ease. Not only great customer service but great human beings who really care about the service members and customers who shop here. Keep doing an awesome job here! You guys make it worthwhile and I really appreciate your help and assistance. Thank you."

"Anyone see something wrong with the picture? Take a look at the highlighted date on the paper and the date on the package. Over a month expired!! (You have to click on the picture to see both dates.) I should know better then to order groceries from the commissary. They always have expired items on the shelves. In the past I’ve returned beef jerky, bacon and a few other things, then I learned to check the dates before I put it in my cart. Guess their grocery stockers and shoppers don’t check for expired items. I’ll still shop here but won’t order again."

"The picture is from the commissary but not of interest. The fact is that this place is only a good deal if you shop selectively. For example, the chicken is a good deal but the beef isn't. It's also low quality (the beef). The vegetables are average on price but usually low quality which is a shame. The same could be said of the dairy department except for the brand name items. Keep away from their frozen foods. Their handling practices are awful. Food has often (clearly) melted then refrozen. So, what is the commissary good for? Name brand packaged foods. You'll save 50% on A1 steak sauce, for example. I won't list everything but the products that major manufacturers sell to the commissary at discounted rates are what you should buy there. Skip the stuff that they have to handle and process themselves."