I agree with Ashley S., this is a smallish commissary. I've only been here as a "guest" since I don't have military credentials. I've accompanied my sweet Mom-in-Law when she last visited us while I took her on a tour of RSA.
I've also accompanied my best friend, who's husband is retired military.
I anticipated deep discounts since, hey, these folks have sacrificed a *lot* to serve our country and deserve a cost break when it comes to groceries and sundry stuff! Anyway, I did not see deep discounts. Don't get me wrong, the prices are fair, and it is tax free, so there's that little break.
As I recall, they had a fair selection of international items to accommodate the needs of those on RSA who PCS'd (did I get that correctly??) in from other countries.
It seems like they have unique "rules" about tipping those who help you to your car with your items, but don't quote me.
The Exchange next door has higher end items such as cosmetics and upscale bags. Again, it's smallish, too. I've been to the one at Wright-Patterson and enjoyed it's variety/selection more.
In the outer area of the complex that contains the Commissary, which doesn't require special credentials, is a small food court and a small salon where I've gotten some of the best mani/pedis from the sweetest little couple you would ever meet for dirt cheap. There are a variety of small shops including (it's been a while, ya'll) a barbershop, a dry cleaners, and I believe, a florist. Various vendors have tables with a variety of items for sale and they had a BBQ food truck on the south end of the parking lot last time I was in the area. read more