Favorite Liquors isn't in an area of town I frequent, but I was in the neighborhood and since I had…read moreto replenish my favorite adult libation stash, I stopped in. The store is clean, set up pretty well, and the employees were nice and engaging. They even laughed at a very lame joke I made, which is always a plus. One small criticism: I found my product (a Canadian blended whiskey) in the bourbon section. That puzzled me. My brand was also a buck more expensive than my regular liquor store. As I said, I'm not in this part of town very often, but I imagine I'll be back when I'm ever in the neighborhood in need of booze.

My one and only visit. Asked about products and person behind counter acted like I was an…read moreinconvenience.

I really wish we had a Publix in Memphis. I always find really great deals when shpping while out…read moreof town. The prices are great. The selection includes name and store brands. Very clean and easy to navigate. The bakery has so many delicious options you'll want thm all.

Publix has a young whore in the bakery department named Kaleigh that has sex with married customers.read more

Today I went to the ONLY WAWA in Tennessee Product itself: I ordered a custom oven roasted turkey…read moresandwich with the works and an iced pumpkin spice latte as well as a tank of gas. Customer service: I didn't catch the names of the employees who helped make my lunch, but they both had extremely polite manners. Value: for $8.29 I got an entire hoagie loaded with as many vegetables and sauces as I'd like. Then for only $3 I got a seasonal iced pumpkin spice latte. I got it with regular milk, but alternatives were only .30. I believe this is to be an extremely good value! Atmosphere: everything was clean, organized by detailed sections, and seemed very fresh which is unlike most other gas station stores. Overall experience: I haven't been to a Wawa in years and what I would like to note is that their quality has stayed the exact same. Wawa I wish you came to so-cal! Thank you for the experience.

First time at this location. Ordered an Italian sub and a burger on the app while waiting for a…read moreSam's pickup on other side of town. When we arrived my daughter went I. To get the order and I went to restrooms. The restrooms were not filthy, but did need some attention. We weren't sure where to pick up orders and my daughter stated she walked up to counter under a sign that said pick up orders here. She asked and the worker stated in a rude tone that mobile orders are down there and just pointed in that direction. The mobile order pick up is all the way to the end of the counter at the corner where the restrooms are located. We got our orders and were disappointed there is no where to sit and eat anywhere on the property. Which is odd seeing how much areas they have out front and both sides of the building. They could have some iron tables with bench's that are permanently affixed to the ground. SOMETHING so those stopping for lunch can eat it. Once we made it to our next location we just ate in the car. Now is where it went badly for myself. My sub was a classic Italian. I added salt, pepper and oregano. Well there was so much salt and pepper on it that it was inedible from the salt content. I've never experienced that much placed on a sub before. Just a warning that maybe if you like a little salt & pepper on your subs then grab some packets and do it your self. Threw the sandwich away and just had chips for lunch. My daughter did like the burger flavor, she did say out loud "were they angry when they made this?" Because how it was assembled. It was a hot mess. She had to reassemble the burger. I don't know that I will return to this location. This was not the same quality of Wawa I remember getting when I first discovered them living in New Jersey.

The selection of items was very nice. The shelves were well stocked and everything looked fresh…read moreand well organized. The only issue I had was the staff wasn't very friendly. The man and the woman both acted like they were too busy to even check us out. We waited at the counter for a good while when they finally decided to come over, so we could pay to leave. Also when we tried to make small talk and said we were looking forward to trying the cheese, the woman asked if we had ever tried it before. We said no and she didn't say anything else, overall the feeling was kinda snippy and rude. We won't be back. We have other Amish options and will choose a more friendly store in the future.

We drove out to the Amish country to try out the bakery. This store was close by. It's a…read morefascinating little country store. Lots of oils, fresh cheese, milk , bulk grains, teas. I could spend a few hours just looking at the merchandise. I bought some yummy pork rinds. The ladies working there were staring a lot but maybe I was doing the same thing. It's a very clean and organized store. Would recommend checking it out.

I absolutely love La Esquinita Mexican Market. From the moment you walk in, the owners are so kind,…read morerespectful, and welcoming, which makes a huge difference. This was my third time visiting and I honestly always come out with something! They have a great selection of authentic products like Mexican candies, delicious sweet bread, drinks, piñatas, and all the best chips. It is also super convenient that they offer international money transfers. Please go show them some support, they truly deserve it!

I get personalized sushi here a lot. This stuff is amazing and satisfies my caviar addiction at a…read moregood price. This is one of my favorite highlights of Fort Campbell. My sushi of choice: Fresh Salmon, Avocado, and Cream Cheese sushi loaded with lots of caviar or Tobiko in a maki roll. Tobiko is rich in protein, omega-3 fatty acids and other nutrients. Similar to salmon eggs, tobiko is high in fat that can help protect the heart and liver, reduce inflammation, and improve learning ability. I was, also, told it is good for enhancing vision by sushi chefs in Florida. It is sweeter than caviar and has cute tiny Pearl like shape. It adds a semi salty yet savory taste to the sushi.

The commissary is the very best place to shop for produce. They get a fresh new stock in everyday…read more The deli has the biggest variety of meats and cheese that I've been able to find anywhere, if you don't mind taking a number and waiting. I kind of do mind, because I don't like shopping. Walking into the commissary is a bit of an anxiety attack for me. As soon as you enter you can see the wait line for the checkouts. If you've been in the military, you already know that the line is usually halfway down a shopping aisle and three rows of turn stiles before you get to the register. As for the prices, you really can't beat them and it is worth making the trip. They also carry foods from all over, which is very appreciated by military families. Don't forget to tip your baggers. That's all they work for, and will probably load your groceries in your vehicle better than we could anyway. Be kind.

Who doesn't love Aldi? I love to browse to AOS to see what's new. In addition, I can easily find my…read morestaple items that help make party/event planning a breeze. Fresh, quality items without breaking the budget. Just walking those the aisles bring me joy.

I have been here twice; the first time was with my sister who was visiting from Washington state…read more We went in during German week, my sister had recently returned to the states after working and living in Germany for 5 years. It was great having here with me and her showing me items she recognized and what she liked. The second time I came in is because my normal location didnt have the rack of lamb that was on sale and I found it here in stock. This location also has a larger selection of items as the store seems larger. The Aldio finds were stocked better as well. The problem with this place is the location, as most people avoid the area becasue of the traffic.

We've purchased meat here a couple of times and have been pleased thus far. Grab a number as soon…read moreas you enter and peruse the selection while you wait. They sell frozen items- veggies, rolls, and seafood. They have an assortment of sausages, bacon, bologna, ribs and such in the cooler. The meat counter is full of different cuts and preparations of beef, pork, and so on. The service is friendly and efficient. They were fully staffed on 12/23/15 and everyone was working to get people in and out. The parking lot is large and they accept c.c and debit cards

"Quality and fair pricing"…read more OK. I'm in town with the in-laws for the Christmas holiday. Yesterday we stopped at Hampton meats to get a few steaks and some hamburger, and the first thing that I noticed was that the meat is higher than Whole Foods at Whole Foods in Green Hills Nashville. But it's not grass-fed. When we got home, we fired up the grill, my father-in-law cooked some steaks, and he knows how to cook steaks. They looked great, they were tough as nails. OK. I'll let that pass because it happens sometimes. But today, when my husband went to the refrigerator to get out the hamburger, it was grey. I'm attaching a few pictures. (Please note that the iPhone doesn't truly show how gray this meat is. It seems to have added a little bit of color, but this stuff was grey ) Needless to say, the whole family was a little irked, and if I did live here, I would never go back. This meat is horrible, overpriced, and only God knows how old it really is. One more complaint is the girl at the deli counter. I don't know if she didn't wanna work on Christmas Eve day, but she had an attitude that put me right off. She acted like it was a big pain in her fat butt to slice a few pounds of cheese for me. And while she didn't throw it on the counter, she certainly didn't put it down nicely and she didn't say thank you. I was told since Hampton's changed hands, the quality and the service has been subpar. I can attest to that.