Tried to get some deli meat... there were three people behind the counter... one was packaging…read morefried chicken that she just cooked. The other two were standing, behind the counter, at the door to the 'back' just talking up a storm. I stood there for 20 minutes... One of the ladies said, "We're just too busy today, you'll have to come back tomorrow!!" It was 11AM on October 29, 2025. No, I'm not making another trip to get some honey ham sliced. to be clear, this is the one in Oak Grove KY on Fort Campbell Blvd... a supercenter

this walmart is top tier. who ever is running this place deserves a medal. orderly, fresh stocked…read morekind etc! great job guys!

I like the store; I would go more often if they put their sales flyers online every week. Generally…read moreI plan my shopping trips base on the store sales flyers every week.

This is a small grocery store with unique products. I got adobo potato chips, watermelon Mountain…read moreDew zero, F Bomb energy drink, lots of unique flavor energy drinks, Korean bbq ramen, fire noodles ramen, and Suriyaki ramen. I have not seen these products in other grocery stores.

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.

My wife and I had a terrible experience at the Tiny Town Publix deli yesterday. An employee tried…read moreto push spicy wings on me, and when I declined and explained I have a sensitivity to spice, he wouldn't stop pressing. He eventually lifted his sleeve to point at his skin, pushing the stereotype that because we are Black, we "should" be able to handle spicy food. We were shocked and my wife left in tears mad. Before we left, we spoke to management and they mentioned action would be taken. When we followed up with management today, they told us he was merely "counseled." Because of this blatant profiling and the weak response from management, we will not be returning to the Tiny Town Publix. Organizations and business's really need discriminatory training. btw i expected this at a walmart, dollar general, krogers maybe, but PUBLIX!??? insane and unacceptable behavior

I am from NY and ordered roses from the Peachers Mills Publix for an upcoming party in Clarksville…read moreabout a week ago over the phone. The gentleman I dealt with (Colton) was so helpful and went above and beyond to make my purchase easy and stress free. He was friendly, courteous and helpful. Very professional. And my roses are stunning.

I always like going in here and shopping because there are three things that i love having while I…read moreshop: great customer service, fresh products, and the quick efficiently to get in and out. Staff are always polite and youre able to find them and rely upon their ability to help you. Fresh product which cost a little more but is much fresher and clean also makes it worthwhile. Ive never had a bad experience here and dont ever foresee having an issue in the future. Direct opposite of walmart lol.

Recently the produce is terrible. Out of the 6 baking potatoes we bought recently, all had rot…read moreinside. You can't see it until you cut into it. Carrots turn rubbery in a day even when in the produce drawer of my fridge. How anyone can have bad produce at this time of year is beyond me. Hit the farm stands! by the way, this is potato blight. Not safe to eat. Their other potatoes have large amounts of green. Not safe to eat either.

Nice to know there's more than one Asian market in Clarksville, and most of them seem to focus on…read morethe Korean stuff, which is fine by me. I wanted to pick up just a few items and I went to the the two places that were on my way home and the other spot was smaller, the prices slightly higher and service was less than attentive. New Koa is larger, a better value and within minutes of me walking in a gentleman came to ask if I needed help with anything. I came away with a sriracha, sesame oil, a small jar of kimchi and since I was hungry got a tray of gimbap and a pomegranate flavored aloe juice for twenty bucks and some change, not a bad haul. I wandered around a little bit and on top of the food items there's also a section of mostly Korean flatware and even clothing. This will be where my Asian shopping needs will be met when I am in need.

My favorite food here is the Korean sushi or kimbap. Korean Kimbap (also known as gimbap) are rice…read morerolls that look a lot like sushi. Traditional fillings for kimbap include seasoned vegetables, egg, meat, and/or imitation crab, but these days anything goes. Korean Kimbap in this store had fish, radish, carrot, and spinach. $5.99 - very affordable! It was delicious! The reviews on this store were stellar. The options were wonderful here. I got four different types of ramen. Homemade kimchi and radishes in mason jars were a delight. Prices were cheap to moderate. I spent $30 here quick. I will definitely come back again.

It's okay for quick stops if you need something you forgot, but not typically where I would go…read moreshopping. There are never any registers open except for scanning yourself. Sometimes the store is organized and sometimes it's not. I'd go to Publix down the road typically before here.

408 Tiny Town Road, Clarksville, TN 37042. Bad service at the deli. Strange employees answer the…read moremain phone and pretend to be managers. An overall annoyance. Have the spirits assist before you go.

I've been going to Nora's for years now. Whenever I want a taste of home. They are always very…read morehospitable and respectful. The food is always excellent and I will always come back since my family is here to make me filipino food.

This is our second time eating here. Both times, we all love the food. Not over salted. The…read morepinakbet is the best I've had being in middle TN. The pancit is flavorful and even has meat along with lots of veggies. The portions are generous. Service is great & they are very friendly. Only 2 tables inside so I'm glad that both times we've been there were not busy. The store is small but have the basic staples (noodles, spices, frozen goodies). We will definitely be back even though it's 1.5hr away from us.

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.