The commissary has all of your typical Grocery needs. They have a good selection of Asian products…read more However, it is still limited. All of the meats like ground beef, steak, chuck roast, chicken and pork are frozen. You will need to thaw your meat before using. Therefore you will need to buy it in advance to thaw. Produce section is good. Make sure to inspect vegetables. When selecting vegetables, specifically bean sprouts, take a good look at them. To me, they always look on the limp side.

This is by far one of the smaller Commissaries I have been to, and it lacks a lot of varieties on…read moremany grocery items. The produce is more expensive than the local markets, and they are not as fresh of course. As you start walking through the isles you will notice that if you can find an item you are looking for (cookies, crackers, etc) you might find the main type of item, but the different varieties are lacking. For example, you will find Goldfish in regular, extra cheddar, and maybe two other flavors. That goes for most of your other items. You have a decent fresh/frozen meat section, but you need to stock up each paycheck since I have witnessed days of shortages after big weekend events or major holidays. Good luck buying hotdogs after a major weekend...Labor Day, Memorial Day, etc. =) The deli is very limited on the deli meats and cheeses if you are looking for something besides honey ham, smoked turkey, Cajun chicken, roast beef, and your basic cheese flavors. The dairy/cold sections has a decent varitey of cheeses, yogurts, etc. They offer a small bakery that makes cakes, donuts, and fresh bread. I will say that the bakery breads are delicious! The employees are very friendly and speak very good English for the most part. I am even surprised they remember you pretty quickly and will even say hi to you by name as you come in sometimes. I would give this location a two star for the limits, but the employees are hard working and eager to help if you have a question, concern, or simply to say hi..to me that's worth an extra star. =)

This is the Turkish version of Sam's or Costco. You have just about anything and everything to…read morefind...shoes, clothes, furniture, food, and outdoor goodies. This warehouse is huge and full from door to door. I was amazed by how much you could buy in bulk here. I was honestly thinking it would be too expensive like back in the US on some bulk items. It wasn't though! We bought two, twelve packs of flavored waters, several candy bars, two toy cars, two types of cookie bags, and a bag of chips for 25 TL...around $11.00...talk about huge savings! I also checked out laundry detergent that was in bulk for 20 TL...$9! Like the US wholesales warehouses you could buy fresh fruit, meats, and fresh fish. I attached a picture of a what looks like a sting ray....yes a sting ray to buy and cook at home! My favorite area to look into was the home furnishing section. I found several items that I want to go back for....cooking stoneware/dishes, glasses, tea sets, etc. I am anxious to go back and make some purchases and see what other good deals I can find. Plus, I was very excited to see a baklava cart as we were leaving....I LOVE BAKLAVA!!!!! I paid 8TL ($3.50 US) for a small dessert plate of baklava that was fresh, warm, and DELICIOUS!!!!!!!! =)

I was excited to broaden my tastes of coffee so this was on my list. I was very pleased to walk in…read moreand be greeted immediately. We had a group of 7 so the greeter/server asked if we wanted to sit upstairs for more privacy. We walked upstairs and sat on the comfy couches and ordered. We placed our orders very quickly. Our barista was very nice and prompt. We decided to sit outside on the upstairs balcony to cool off and look around. We were served our drinks in a timely fashion. I ordered the Chocolate Macadamia Mocha...it was very tasty with a nice combination of chocolate and nutty flavors. This looks to be a newer store so I was not too surprised to find everything looking new decor wise. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of the store. The coffee area looked very clean and well maintained as I walked by. They offer a few indoor seats downstairs, but I really liked the comfy looking chairs they offered on the ground floor. They offer an intimate, low lit seating area that is right off the walking path. They offered some delicious desserts that I would like to try on my next visit. I also like that they offer a few different styles of coffee mugs for home or travel. I will definitely be adding one to my collection.

The staff were wonderful and very helpful. We came with a large group and they were patient and…read morekind towards us. I will definitely be back to enjoy another cup of great tasting coffee.

Firstly the customer service at Maki was excellent. Drinks came first then apps. I linked the…read morephotos below. The main entre was a pasta and I also got some sushi which took a creative spin to it. The open seating concept is amazing as well. Ending off the lunch with a cheesecake which was AMAZING. Must try!!