Great grocery store for pretty much everything! Everyone is super nice and willing to help find…read moreitems. There's a fresh smoothie machine inside. They have fresh seafood of all kinds, organic proteins and produce, fresh flowers, lots of candy and nuts. They also have fresh coffee and nut grinder if you'd like to purchase fresh. Everything was marked clearly, and organized throughout the store.

Overall I like to shop at Fresh Market mainly for meat. While I am there, I do pickup other items…read more However, I find that you do have to look at dates. Last week 7/23/23, I went to the location on King St. in Alexandria, Virginia. I purchased a whole chicken, chips, and Buffalo Stampede mix nuts. They are in a dispenser that is self served. I was disappointed. They were stale. Thankfully, I only purchased $3.30 worth of nuts at $9.99 a pound. I purchased nuts from the dispensaries in the past and they were great.

I was excited when I first saw the Publix in Suffolk, Virginia. The store is beautiful inside. I…read morelove how they've got the subs, sushi, cheese, olives, pizzas, and all the grab-and-go foods set up right as you walk in the door--perfect if you're just coming from work and need something quick. I walked around the whole store, and while it looks nice, the prices are high. For example, Nathan's hot dogs that are usually around $5 at other stores were $9.19 at Publix. That's not in everybody's budget. I wish they had better bargains like Kroger does. All I can say is, I went in once to check it out, thought it might be a regular shopping spot for me, but it's not. I wanted to love it, and I do like it for certain things--maybe if I want a sub, pizza, or some sushi. But for everyday, weekly, or monthly shopping, it's just not for me. On the bright side, the store was very clean, and the employees were friendly (though not super helpful). The customers seemed nice too. At the end of the day, it comes down to preference and price range. I'd say it's worth trying at least once to see if it fits your needs.

Praying that the cake taste better than the way it is decorated! I personally went into the store…read moreand described what I wanted. What I picked up looked like it was decorated by a small child. The wording is so small you can barely read it. I am embarassed to take it to the event tomorrow. I paid $60 for a cake that looks horrendous...never again!!

JEB Little Creek Commissary…read more Address: 1180 Amphibious Drive, Bldg 3445, Virginia Beach, VA 23459 Serving the Little Creek military community, this commissary is on base and widely appreciated by service members and families for the significant savings it delivers compared to civilian grocery stores. As part of the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA), it sells groceries and household essentials at cost plus a small surcharge, which often translates into hundreds or even thousands of dollars in annual savings for active duty families. You can use traditional paper coupons as well as online coupons and digital savings tools via the Commissary CLICK2GO platform, where eligible patrons clip offers and schedule pickup or shop in-store with additional savings deals. Most shoppers point out the huge variety of produce, meats, dairy, and packaged goods -- and many note that compared with civilian supermarkets, the prices and bulk offerings are especially helpful for larger families or those managing tight budgets. Inside, the experience feels like a well-stocked neighborhood grocery, with options like deli counters, fresh produce, and seasonal specials that reflect ongoing agency promotions (YES! Program savings, manager's specials, etc.). Being on base makes access convenient for Little Creek sailors, their spouses, retirees, and dependents -- with authorized military ID required to shop. ALL ID CARD HOLDERS

Could hardly find any store workers for assistance, store was a mess. Had to ring produce for help…read morebecause their was no one on sales floor. Bakery was well organized.

We recently stopped by the Harris Teeter located on Greenbrier Parkway, near the corner of Volvo…read moreParkway in the heart of Chesapeake. This is a very well stocked and well organized grocery store. The staff is always friendly and helpful if you're loo for a specific item. Unlike many grocery stores, they have both self service (if you're in a hurry) as well as full service cashiers. The produce section is especially nice with both the selection and quality of their produce. This is definitely my go to place for groceries!

I love this Harris Teeter! It is beautiful stocked and always organized. I love the variety of…read morefruit and vegetables that it has. I went here to browse and pick up some lunch. Everything is so fresh and delicious! The staff is friendly. Parking is ample. I always can find what I am looking for. The cheese section is phenomenal! I highly recommend this location.

Sure you can get gas and snacks and a cold drink here…read more.. But this is NOT why you should stop reading this review, get in the car and drive as FAST AS YOU CAN to The Red Barn Food Store. Remember, you heard it here first... Order The Hot Fish! Oh trust me, they make the best, and I don't say that lightly...the BEST fried fish you will ever have. Ever! A corner gas station/store for fish? Yes! It's that good. I don't even have a photo because I want your experience to be completely your own. You will thank me for this tip!

Just came by for gas. However, I looked inside the store and there are a lot of people in there…read moresmiling. I checked it out. They sell fresh food here. Interesting. Gotta run today but I will try it next time. The store is well stocked and clean. I was greeted with a warm hello from the register as I enteed. I will come back for a snack soon.

Been coming here all my life very versatile menu, great service , live entertainment, lottery, and…read moreATM I love Boldens R.I.P Mr.Boldens , CoolBreeze , & Nuke

I called today to asked about a case of party wings. Guy answered the phone and said they did not…read morehave any today but they would be in tomorrow. So I asked how much he said 184.00 I said oh wow that high! Farm fresh has them for 100.00 he said well go to them then. Rudeness don't keep customers at all! The store looks dirty. Always crackheads outside the door, and just need to be run by better people! Thank for the advice I did go buy my wings from farm fresh and they were friendly!!!

Much better vibe this visit. Improved bread and baked goods section. Lots of cool and different…read moreproducts throughout the building. Left over Easter goods on sale. Not a lot of name brands on the shelves...as expected, except Goya products. But plenty of everything else. Many outdoor and clothing items. Children's clothes and toys. Actually turned out to be a pretty good day for a stop and shop. Dropped $77.00 on goods, including anchovies, coffee pods, apple sauce, bird seed, gardening gloves, mushrooms, honey, marzipan bar, bandaids, vinegar, huge water jugs, Old Bay seasoning, Tajik seasoning, citrus scented trash bags and a paper bag to carry the small stuff.

Like many, the "big savings, low frills" hype first drew me here. But, instead of replacing a…read moreconventional supermarket run, it just added another stop that never made us say "I'm glad we came here." Employees aren't unfriendly, just scarce, semi-avoidant and unhelpful. Today, an employee approached me with "Sir, we don't allow photo taking in our store." When I realized he was serious, I asked for an explanation and to see the corporate policy (he didn't answer); as a Yelper, I shared that photos brought authenticity, then asked if I would be kicked out if I continued. "I've been instructed to ask people not to take pictures." I'm sure there's a reason but I was annoyed! This is Lidl not a government building. Was someone in witness protection? The visit rolled downhill when I saw a sale flyer item I wanted (gingerbread village kit) but the 3 employees I approached couldn't tell me where it was. I found it myself at the very front of the store after I wasted 5-10 minutes of my life I won't get back. For us, future return visits don't look good. If you go, here's a detailed evolution... EARLY PROS? Big parking lot with wide spaces. Fresh bakery items with some uncommon varieties (cherry jelly filled donut) plus free samples. Customer operated digital scales/printers to price your own produce/bakery items. Weekly sales, app specials and perennial markdowns. New store so inside was pretty clean and bright. SO-SO's? Most products are unknown generic brands that you roll the dice on to later learn what to buy/not buy. BYOB: bring your own bags or PAY for theirs. The wannabe department store items in those rear center aisle bins made me chuckle; felt like a swap meet "get your frozen pizzas, pajamas, crepe makers, footballs, and screw drivers over here!" The appeal is gone. So are the samples and scales/printer terminals (ppl were cheating the system). Stock availability is hit and miss, especially with sale items, dairy and baked goods.

Better service! Make the order to the customer request…read more Stop overcharging customers. Bad tasting food

Great food ! Philly steak with bacon hit the spot. Very friendly service. Made it quick and was…read morehappy to do it