[Coronavirus review] Fayetteville has a robust selection of…read moreAsian food markets, but this new shop appears to be first local entry into the Latin American grocery business. It seems like a renovated gas station or something and doesn't have much of an online presence; I saw a sign that it was open while driving by. The selection wasn't huge; the peppers looked past their prime and there were only a couple of brands of tortillas. They did have bulk beans and dried hibiscus flower and a few other interesting things. I can't say I was impressed, but given the lack of competition and the fact that they look recently opened, I may stop back in the hopes that they grow and improve.

This is your local South American grocery store. Every time I come inside, I feel like I'm in an…read moreanother country. Hospitality at best, produce so much, fresh, and wholesome. The shopping experience is delightful and I really enjoy buying my hard to find items that the other grocery stores don't have. Ambiance is great. They also have a cantina like you are back in the provinces

I went here a couple days ago. It was pretty good. They have a wide variety of international foods…read morethat you can buy. The service is pretty good. also have some good produce. and it does look kind of cool every time I go in. I just don't go that often. But it's alright, also they might have a restaurant in there. I don't remember.

Chicken wedges and pizzeria are the gas the best.they also have dine in service.plus awesome…read morecustomer service.

Nothing worse than a cashier that doesn't speak. Gizzards were nice and crispy tho! Maybe not worth…read morea trip to the other side of town.

[Coronavirus review] No special limitations on shopping here…read moreat present; just mask-wearing. I've been to a lot of Asian markets, but I don't recall that I've seen one that specialized in Thai food specifically. But this one did have a nice selection of delicious-looking chili powders and sauces, as well as some unusual vegetables and some niche vegetarian items. Various Southest Asian cuisines were represented. Prices weren't bad, and the inventory wasn't the same as any other local store I've been to. Having tried a few of the chili peppers they had in the frezzer section, I can confirm they are for real. I was surprised that they did not have much in the way of fresh noodles, which was what I wanted. I repurposed some pho noodles for stir-frying, which worked fine, but I would have thought a Thai market would have fresh wide rice noodles. Their tofu selection wasn't quite what I'd hoped either and there weren't a ton of fresh vegetables. Still, it was definitely a place worth visiting.

Love the many international types of foods, especially Café. There are items for the food, to sit…read more(like picknick), sometimes plants. There are items for bathing and health remedies/ tonics/ herbs. I love the owners as they're always helpful and positive. *You can do the lottery if you're waiting on another person who's shopping. (Cash and credit are payment options)

Great country store. The home made pork skins will ruin you to anything that is made commercially…read more Also bought some homemade jalapeño pepper jelly and the dry sausage. If you go ask the owner about his grandkids...he will pull out his wallet and show you their pictures. Great experience. Great people.

great place to get air dried sausage. The hoop cheese is amazing and they have other fresh cut…read moremeats. The service is excellent and just what you would expect from a country store where they know most of the regular customers by nam. They have downsized greatly over the last several years but still the best place for air dried sausag. Growing up we went 3 to 4 times a mont, different owners now but I still love going there.

The commisary is the only entity that prices aren't as expensive as the civilian world. You have to…read morebe savie though some items are the same or more expensive than Food Lion but not as expensive as Harris Teeter. I am opening My Barber on Yadkin Rd. My prices will never be as expensive, I am Military no way will I be screwing my own people. I'm here for a better economy, better politics compared to California and definitely providing quality haircuts to our Military personnel. They have to be able to afford food for themselves as well as their families as prices continue to rise. My Barber on Yadkin thanks you.

This is probably the best commissary you'll find. At least on the east coast. There is a fabulous…read moreselection of fresh produce, a deli counter that has Boars Head along with several other brands, a nice baked goods selection and a well stocked International section with Asian, Latin American, German and other specialty foods. Prices are set just like all other commissary locations so you can always find great deals here.

Unfortunately not the best experience during our road trip stop. We normally stop at Loves, Pilot…read moreor Buccees. However this time my daughter wanted WAWA sandwiches. I immediately went to the restroom. It was the dirtiest WAWA restroom I had ever been in. I came out to find someone to let them know it needed tending. The only people to be found were the people making the food. It seems like the more places with self checkout the less likely you are to find an actual person near the counter.

Wawa is my favorite! This new location is the closest to me in NC. Food is consistent with other…read moreWawa locations I've visited. One gripe I have is. They don't sell Tastykakes!! I need my French apple pies please and thank you!

Everything goes good at the Grocery Barn . Awesome Food and…read moreCashiers are awesome Clean Place to eat there or you can take out.

Love this place! It's always convenient and has a little bit of everything you need....& hot food &…read moresnacks too!