US Navy Commissary

"Smaller than most commisary but it has alot of stuff. During holidays or three day weekends they are out of stock of a lot, especially bottled water and chicken, so stock up the week before. You can get custom sushi and sandwiches made. There are almost always electric shopping carts to use, they have atleast ten. I appreciate that the baggers don't repeatedly ask to assist to my vehicle. Self scan is an option but it's the longest, slowest line."

"So, I used to work there as commissary under the contractors of right2work. I was going through a real tough time at the moment before I got the job. A man sent me a friend request on Facebook that I have never met and I replied to him that I'm sorry I appreciate you wanting to be my friend but at the moment I'm homeless with my children and I don't have time. He then replied that he can get me a job at right2work at the commissary on Mayport. The gentlemen also offered me a room to rent from his ad2ppartment from my children and i. Of course I jumped up on the offer æbecause I didn't want to be living in a tent anymore with my children so apparently during all of this somehow the project manager Gail got the idea that this man and I were TOGETHER ! He has worked for this company for 8 years and she would tell him to jump and he would say how high??but that'⁹l"

"I only go there if I am in the immediate area, prices not the best and EXPIRATION DATES PEOPLE. Why do baggers expect a tip if they will not acknowledge you, not even a hello. Too busy talking with other bagger. It is neaarly impossible to get help. SAD."

"Do you think people don't eat food on Mondays? You think people only eat 6 days a week? What about families or children? You work for the service members who work 24/365. Yall should be ashamed"

"I started doing my grocery shopping here about 5 months ago and at first it was great. I could usually get everything I needed and it's always cheaper than Walmart or Publix. As of lately though the refrigerated meats like salami/bacon/ sausage as well as sour cream and yogurt has been a total mess and usually full of things that have already expired. Yesterday when I went grocery shopping, sept 18th, there was yogurt that expired on August 31, sour cream that expired on Sept 11, salami that expired August 27th and Jimmy Dean sausage rolls that expired on Sept 16th. I don't think it's a staff shortage issue as there are a lot of employees present anytime I go shopping. It's either a lack of care or a lack of training. But they really need to start doing better, And paying attention to the dates when they are restocking. It's unacceptable honestly."