When the machines are not working there for the United healthcare cards for groceries food Lion…read moremanager clousenever warn customers that their machines is not working she said it's not in her policy to post anything concerning what machines are not working which was a lie because I contacted corporate office and they said that it was not true. They have the most highest balance I ever seen when it comes to your Medicare utility and food card they only supposed to take out a percentage not half of what you buy I think it's highway robbery especially when you are senior they always have a high balance when you use your Medicare food card something is wrong with that picture.

Expansion! I guess I haven't been in the store in months... I cannot imagine in over a year. But…read moreI vaguely remember construction taking place at this location... well it looks like they are all finished and it's huge inside! I was super impressed by how roomy this store is now. The flooring is new and different layout too... I'm loving it! My only concern... while about eight check out lines were open on this particular day, there wasn't a line open for fewer items. It wasn't until after I stepped up to the cashier they decided to open up a fewer items line. Nevertheless, come in here! There's a parking lot that is shared with a host of other places due to the location being a shopping center. But parking should not present a problem at all. There is a pizza place or two located in the center alongside a Chinese Restaurant, Subway and others... Don't forget your MVP card. Also check the wine, they may have a section of "clearance" wines under $10. Have fun and enjoy life :)

Swung by late Wednesday evening for my first Whole Foods run in the region…read more They had everything I wanted and needed plus some extra like watermelon. I love taking the Nordic Naturals D3 gummies but couldn't find the 5,000 IU except for here in-person. I have bad D deficiency so this was god send for me. Same with finding good low odor white chia seeds. I just wish they placed them near the grains and legumes instead of nuts and seeds. I had a hard time finding them when I visited the store. The deli/meat counter customer service was helpful and efficient. Produce department was organized and everything looked fresh and ripe. Looking forward to revisiting again in the future.

The shop is always clean and neatly organized. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The fresh…read morefood and bakery section is always clean and hot.

I just wanted to leave a review about Nikki, the way her attitude is set up is truly unbelievable!…read moreI honestly feel like if your going to come to work with an attitude, being nasty to the customers then you honestly should stay tf home! It's bad enough that groceries high as hell in cost, the last thing I want to do is get off work from working 9plus hours then come to the high ass grocery store to buy groceries and have to deal with an attitude on top of that! I literally cursed her tf out in food lion had everybody looking at me! Of course atp I'm just looking like the angry black woman! But she had me messed up on multiple levels! Do better Nikki!!!!

No cashier available for anyone not using self checkout is unacceptable! We asked to see the store…read moremanager and were stonewalled. We shop here every week and this service is UNACCEPTABLE!!!

Make sure you get your points for your purchases as there are lots of deals at Wallgreens…read more We get deals on lots of essentials and do pick ups when we grab our prescription. The staff are always busy but professional and helpful as they can be. Be prepared to drop off your Rx and come back in an hour of two, but it's a good location close to the hospital. Many Medicare Advantage or some Medicaid plans give members a monthly or quarterly allowance (often $25-$100) to spend on over-the-counter items at stores like Walgreens. You can usually buy things like vitamins, pain relievers, toothpaste, first-aid supplies, and sometimes groceries.

This is a brand spanking-new Walgreens (WG); it is located on Constance Road, right next to…read moreMcDonald's, and it is the third location in Suffolk (the other two are on Godwin Blvd and Bridge Rd). The parking lot is spacious, and you can turn in from North Main Street--right before McDonald's. Interestingly enough, WG is also across the street from Rite-Aid. Let the battle...begin! I don't normally frequent WG, except for buying nail polish and using their Redbox kiosk, but that might change now that this location is even closer to my home. I walked in today to check out the new digs, and it looked pretty much like every other WG. Marsha, the Beauty Department employee, welcomed me the moment I went through the doors. She also rang me out when I was ready, and she gave me great customer service. She made sure all of the nail polish were on sale, and went through the flier for any coupons. The store was quiet, but I'm sure that will change once people start to realize this location is open. Like most other branches, they have a drive-thru pharmacy--I will be switching my prescriptions to here. I did notice they don't have a Redbox kiosk outside--bummer. Hopefully, that will change at a later date.

We stopped by Trader Joe's at 220 Constitution Drive in the heart of Virginia Beach's Pembroke area…read morewhile gathering ingredients to make poke bowls. They have a wonderful selection and we were able to find just about everything we needed. Oddly enough, they don't carry seaweed salad, but we found all of the other ingredients on our list and, as usual, discovered a few things that weren't on the list. The staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful. One thing we particularly enjoyed was that they weren't afraid to share their own personal preferences and recommendations. There's something refreshing about asking an employee what they like and getting a genuine answer rather than a sales pitch. We had a wonderful experience from start to finish. We're still hoping Trader Joe's will eventually open a location in Chesapeake. Until then, the drive to Pembroke is well worth the effort.

Don't get me wrong. I enjoy Trader Joe's and I do enjoy junk food and healthy food all just the…read moresame. But Trader Joe's is just glorified junk food. Hahaha, tasty junk food packaged as healthy. I like how they have a variety of processed foods that you can feel like you have a sophisticated palate but not put in the effort to create from scratch. The Trader Joe's cheese and mushroom pizza was really delicious and the crust was super thin. Their sourdough bread is fantastic as well! If you like chai, their Chai mints are friggin' fabulous!! I think it's awesome they sell kringles from O & H from Wisconsin! They're the best! Especially the almond flavor! It's also almost half the price then buying it directly from them in Wisconsin even if I were to directly travel there! They do offer a nice variety of flowers at decent prices as well.

Great supermarket , the store was exceptionally clean and the prices didn't kill my pocketsread more

rude cashiers, showing a lack of patience or respect for confused guests. Older man was having an…read moreissue with the self check out and the attendant just kept pointing at something on the terminal vs offering to assist.

I shop at the Scott Center Annex Commissary in Portsmouth regularly, and it's hands-down one of the…read moreleast busy commissaries in the Hampton Roads area, which makes it ideal when I want to get in and out without crowds. The store consistently delivers decent savings on everyday grocery staples while still offering a strong selection of fresh produce, quality meats, packaged goods, and household essentials. It strikes a good balance between value and quality, which is exactly what I'm looking for. I find good prices on meat (both butcher cuts and deli), and packaged frozen staples. I'm able to use both paper coupons and digital offers here, and I take advantage of the Commissary CLICK2GO system to clip deals and order online when I want to streamline the trip. Being on base at a major naval shipyard facility, it's especially convenient for active duty, retirees, and dependents in the area. Overall, it feels like a full-service grocery store that's genuinely designed around affordability and accessibility for the military community, without the chaos that some of the larger locations have. It's located on base at 1717 Deldonna Street, Portsmouth, VA 23709, so I always make sure my car and credentials are set for base access before heading over. open to all ID Card holders. BAGGERS WORK FOR TIPS ONLY SO BRING CASH! :)

Compared to all of the other commissaries I have been to here in Virginia and other states, this…read moreone unfortunately is sub par. I am big on fresh produce, it simply is not as fresh here compared to Food Lion and even Walmart produce. Every time I buy produce it is either rotting by the next day, Kale is expiring the next day and so forth. Fresh bags of salad smell rotten when I open them, I have finally stopped buying produce here. I recently purchased raspberries, came home, opened the box, All raspberries were covered in mold that you couldn't view from the top of the packaging. I tried to order a birthday cake from their bakery only to be told they basically couldn't do any type of decorations because they did not have a cake decorator. I'm not sure why they have a cake book full of decorated cakes that they are supposed to be able to design continually displayed...Other than that, prices are ok, my husband feels it is cheaper to shop at Food Lion. We always seem to use the self checkout because we would rather not have to tip the baggers who don't let you bag your own groceries. Basically, we avoid coming to this commissary and will continue to do so until things change. The only positive thing is that staff is 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.