Super convenient and friendly service! They always have those random items that you need!read more

Horrible, rude and ignorant staff. The staff that I encountered was two old women with poor…read morecustomer service skills. The wrong pump was programmed for the gas I pre paid for and instead of the cashier programming the right pump she proceeded to tell me that it's my fault and she doesn't have to give me any gas or my money back. Some person who I doubt was a manger proceeded to argue while pointing her finger like a disheveled addict (she didn't apologize for the other employee) but she wanted to argue. And finally when she realize that I was not going anywhere until they give me the gas I paid for she reluctantly programmed the pump. I can't beleive they are allowed to work there both of them don't have any business dealing with the public...their attitudes match their appearance I will not be back.

The shops was very clean and Braden the cashier really helped. He helped me find the perfect…read morecucumber and it was really tasty.

No, Save-A-Lot is not a showplace for fancy folks, BUT if you are there for the food and the great…read moreprices, this is the place to go. Prices are the best in the area, and they also have a great butcher and meat counter. You can go to Wal-Mart if you think you are getting great prices, but if you check, you will see that Save-A-Lot beats them every time, and the food is high quality too!

Quick little run for the hubby and grabbed some juice for the kids , found this drink never had it…read morebefore it was pretty good!

This shopette serves its purpose- it's basically a gas station, convenience store, Burger King and…read morebarber shop. Don't come here for healthy food, but if you need a quick snack you're set. The lines are usually pretty long because this is the only fast food around. They frequently don't have premium or plus gas, but at least it's in a good spot and accessible.

Always has something I need and want! It's a great past time that you don't feel guilty about.read more

White manager in his late 40s early 50s is a douchy butt hole. He told a clerk that was helping me…read moreto stop talking to me as he rang me up. The clerk was kind and helpful. He was moving at a quick pace and bagging items quickly. Manager was power tripping bc at his age that's the best job he can get.

Real piggly wiggly Tony and I was driving through Dover Tn…read moreand we saw the Piggly Wiggly sign announcing 24 - 20 oz water for only $1.49 so I had to stop...RIGHT? RIGHT !!! I was amazed..my Piggly Wiggly in Nashville doesn't have any Piggly Wiggly branded foods...and they are so cheap. I was able to get a 12 oz can of Piggly Wiggly Soda pop Root Beer for .25 ...yes ONE QUARTER... I loved this Piggly Wiggly..got to remember it..there are so many parks in the area..going to take a cooler with me next time.. Now I feel like my Piggly Wiggly is a Faux Piggly Wiggly...what's up with that?

Plenty of parking, clean store, they had everything I needed. Checkout was super fast, people were…read morefriendly. When I'm in the area, I'd stop in again if I needed anything.

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.

I live 45 minutes away in Ashland City and drove here today to buy some fish cake and course red…read morepepper to make kimchi. I pull up and there's a note on the door that says they are not there and left a phone number to call them and they would come. Uh, no thanks. I've been inside once and I know they had what I needed, but very cramped. Grabbed my phone and Yelped for another Asian market. There was another one just past the casino that had a big selection and that's where I'll be going from now on.

So, I came to this Oriental, re:Korean store first since it was closest but I left after wandering…read morearound for a few minutes. It's a really small storefront and there's a lot of clutter and a small spot in the back where it looks like they still rent out Korean videos. The prices seem a little higher than down the street but the real season I'm giving it such low stars is that I don't think the owners even knew I was there-or at least didn't act like it. I pulled in and there were two Korean ladies talking while one was rearranging vegetables and didn't get a word of acknowledgment-that's fine, used to the level of 'Korean' service and brushed it off as cultural, but I went down one aisle-one of just two mind you, I didn't get any response as I looked at items. I turned around, walked out and the veggie arranger was not behind the counter but I don't think she noticed me leaving, in retrospect I probably should have walked out with a big jar of kimchi since her friend out front had left and I don't think it would have registered-both my visit or the disappearance of her stock until much, much later. The extra star is that they had smaller bottles of Sriracha in stock.

All I can say bout Publix is that the store is always very clean. When this place first open they…read morewere so very friendly. Now they won't even go out of their way to look at you. Even the managers aren't friendly. Let's talk prices! Yea prices are ridiculous. I went shopping there and compared prices to Kroger and Walmart and yea you don't get nothing for what you pay at Publix not even with their so called Bogo's I worked for Publix years ago and they stress all about customer service and being friendly. Yea....dont count on it. Mr. Jenkins would be very ashamed. But spend your hard earned money money somewhere where they appreciate you and you get more for your money

Everytime I go to this location the fruits are always moldy not to mention the rotten fruit smell…read morecoming from the oranges, lemons and apples that need to be thrown away, flies flying around the food in the bakery section and the hot food I've seen one flying inside the actual the fried chicken containers that are on display for people to purchase, the bakery items are always about expired in a day never any fresh products put out.