We like coming here. They have really good prices on frozen dinners and bread items. We really like the Dave's Killer bread, bagel, and English muffin. I can't ever find all of those at Walmart. We usually use the self checkout, since it's faster. The employees are friendly and the store is fairly clean. The parking is usually pretty good and we can always find a spot pretty close. The exit doors have been closed lately, so you have to go in the doors you enter through. read more

Very clean and easy to access. ADA Accessibility and very friendly ppl. Great selection choices and wide isles. A little bit of everything is here and great sushi stand!!! Omg!!! read more

This was a nice surprise to find near OKC. Within a few minutes I arrived at a decent sized grocery. The deli was stocked and the bakery was fresh. The store kept clean and helpful staff made my experience very pleasant. I'm definitely going back. read more

Food court has good variety, convenient location for the exchange which has name brand items really nice variety and selection

I was absolutely impressed with the size and options available at this commissary. When you walk in you are immediately greeted with fresh fruit and vegetables followed by an extremely clean deli! Sadly I was not able to go further into the store since I was rushed out by some crazed woman who had no commissary privileges!! Shameful they allow anyone in there!! read more

It's a first rate commissary. You can tell this is a large installation because the commissary has everything you'd want out of a grocery store. Stocked shelves, a deli department, fresh vegetables. The variety reminded me somewhat of an HEB back home. The lighting was superb, not a common feature at a commissary. Why is that important? Maintenance. Burned out or flickering lights tell you all you need to know about the importance of a store. read more

I am 64 years old and a current dependent spouse of an active duty servicemember. I have had a military ID card of one color or another for my entire life and have lived or been stationed all over the world. I say this, because this commissary at Tinker is without question the absolute WORST commissary I have ever had the misfortune of having to shop in. Bare shelves with "supplier" excuses. Expired or near expired products, leafy produce wilting away due to ignorance of watering. Currently more than 8-months no able to special order products due to "computer software update installation"...EIGHT MONTHS! Common, needed products are not found...empty shelves. Prices are easily beat on MANY items in local supermarkets like Winco, Aldi, and Crest...even with the State's 8% tax. It's a pathetic store that is badly mismanaged and has gone through three managers in the last year...but with no improvements. This is NOT due to COVID as they sometimes claim. That would be true if ALL the local stores were experiencing shortages, but those stores are all WELL and FULLY stocked. DECA needs to conduct a thorough, maybe even a punitive investigation on this Commissary, because it is in NO WAY meeting the needs of the community it is meant to serve. Go to Winco, Crest, Sams, Costco! You'll be happier you did! read more

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I have been stationed here for over 18 years. It has gone down in products and prices. Not competitive at all. Unless it is about to expire. This is pre COVID and unfortunately isn't getting better. The brand selection isn't as good quality. Also, if using the self check out and using cash. There are 2 machines that are off. I use cash and set my money aside for the total, then insert cash. So I put the correct amount in and it says that I still owe money. I called a manager and tell her about this. I purchase another item to show her the machine is off...and it was 1.00 off. So she inserted her own money. So BEWARE if using self checkout and cash. read more

Love the commissary! People are always pleasant Prices are good Always clean I don't shop anywhere else read more

The Commissary is a super place to pick up all of your grocery items you could possibly want/need and them some! We always go in with the intention of only buying a few things on our list but the prices, selection, and convenient availability of everything make it hard to resist filling up the cart! There are always sales and coupons available that make shopping here even more affordable. Here are a few "insider" tips to save money $$: 1st: There are free coupon inserts located at the front of the store. Be sure to check those out to get coupons on many of the items you love/need. 2nd: There are additional coupon booklets located throughout the store, directly in front of or below the item on the coupon. (Usually between $.25 or up to a few dollars off.) 3rd: Download and sign-in to the Commissary App. Then you can browse the digital coupons on tons and tons of items. See a coupon of a product you want to purchase? Simply add the coupon to your store card with one tap/click. Hand over your Commissary card at check-out and reap the savings! A few additional things: Meat prices are much lower than local competitors (unless those other stores are having great limited-time sales). We've tried many of the different cuts of beef, chicken,and pork and found the quality to be pretty great! Gotta love those prices though. Tons of ethnic ingredients for foodies to use and try! They have a decent selection of Asian, Hispanic, and German/Italian/French/Other European foods and ingredients. And finally, be sure to tip the employees that bag and take your groceries out to your vehicle. Why complain about tipping them? You don't have to pay taxes on your groceries... So I say, take some of those "savings" and give them to these (unpaid) employees. Nobody likes a Grinch or an Ebenezer Scrooge. ;) read more

I have to agree with the other post the commissary have expired or about to expire items on the shelves. Produce is mixed on quality and meat is almost always a good deal. I've been to other commissary's and they didn't have issues with produce quality and expired or almost expiring items that this commissary does. read more

Since Retiring I Will/Have Always Love Going on Base and shopping at the TinkerAFB Commissary. The prices are Affordable and the surcharge isn't bad either considering the taxes you pay on top of the extra expensiveness of the same product(s) at Walmart, Target, CVS, Walgreens, etc. and some of the products that you can get at the Commissary, you cannot find in the other stores. KUDOS to the Baggers as well I understand that they work for Predominately for Tips Alone. So bagging and then carrying the bags to the patrons car and unloading them in the vehicles in All types of weather is a Chore for sure (I'm guessing). The Cashiers are Nice and Friendly as always when I go there no matter how long it has been in between trips/weeks of me going. They remember me with a warm smile and a Beautiful Hello!!! :) So I Look Forward To Visiting The Commissary Real Soon! Best Regards, Ms. Roxanne Burroughs read more

Never fails... Again, I go to the commissary, and proceed to the self checkout line. One of the employees is briefing individuals going to the self checkout line, that it's "cash only" because the machines are malfunctioning, and to go to the other registers.. Funny thing is other registers consisted of the #1 (express checkout) and #6, that is it.. It was during lunchtime rush hour and the lines were backed up, with no call for extra cashiers to come to the front! sigh... read more

I've put off adding this review, but today was kind of a last straw for me. I've been in the military for a long time and have shopped at commissaries around the world. This one is hands down the worst. For whatever reason, they seem incapable of keeping the shelves stocked with certain items. This was understandable during the initial phase of COVID, but this particular store had a problem before and it has a problem keeping items stocked now. In addition, many of the items it stocks are either out of date or are close to out of date. Once, I picked up a package of cheese and saw that it was almost a month past it's expiration date. I have picked up jars of Miracle Whip that were to expire in five days, and today, one of the half and half brands was due to expire in less than a week. So unless you eat Miracle Whip sandwiches every meal or drink half and half by the cup, you cannot rely on freshness at this store. It's as though their suppliers are dumping old products off in the commissary for military families to buy. The same is true of the vegetables and similar products. I'm not sure why, but even freshly stocked bags of salad in this store seem to be wilted and turning brown. It's almost as though they don't refrigerate it or leave it unrefrigerated for long periods of time. In short, if you shop here, inspect dates on EVERYTHING you buy. The checkouts are also a huge problem. I'm the kind of shopper that likes to go in, get the items I need, and get out as soon as I can. It would seem like the self-checkouts would be ideal for someone like me, right? WRONG!!! For whatever reason, this store seems to constantly have AT LEAST one of the four of these machines that is inoperative. Of those that are operational, they are calibrated inaccurately and are constantly stopping the checkout process by accusing you of placing unscanned items in your bag. Maybe it's just a pet peeve of mine, but I fail to understand why the management thinks it's alright to have a machine essentially accuse you of stealing, when none of us would put up with being accused of this if it were done by a human checker. I also know that it's possible to correctly calibrate this type of machine--if you've ever used one in Target or Walmart, you know it can be done. Speaking of checkout pet peeves, here are two others. First, enforce the item limits. It's frustrating to have to stand behind someone who is stocking up for the winter at a 15 or 30 items or less self checkout when I am within item limits and they are clearly not. Second...and this one is aimed at other shoppers...if you don't know what the hell you're doing, don't bottle up the self-checkouts!!! I don't know why, but a lot of you go through the self-checkouts and then act like you've never seen an electronic checkout scanner before!! You don't need to read the contents of the packages before you scan them, either...scan them, put them in the bag, pay, and then get out of the way. If you can't do this, go through a line and have a checker do it for you--you are defeating the purpose of these self checkouts. read more

Only the few, the proud, and the Military Community can enjoy discount shopping at Tinker AFB Commissary! My father and I beat the Thanksgiving rush shopping here on the Tuesday before the big feast. We pretty much had the entire commissary to ourselves after arriving at 0800 hours. No need to worry about playing bumper karts or arguing over the last turkey. Best of all there was no wait to check-out unlike peak times (evenings and weekends). Be sure to tip your bagger after he / she has delivered and placed your groceries in your car. read more

The commissary is very convenient and practical for those who live on base. Otherwise, I've learned that I save just as much at my local Crest, and with much better quality meat and produce selection. The commissary meats are often overpriced compared to their off base competition. Another big part of why I don't shop here is because the badgers don't make a wage and only work for tips! Get outta here! I learned this the hard way one time by not having any spare change on me and the lady angrily waited on me to scrounge about .50 cents from the car. Never again will I go through those lines... 20 items or less every time! Good for lunch though. $5 for a quality 8 inch sub, and have a pretty good hand made sushi stand. read more

So cheap! Being a 'crunchy' mom. I love how they carry natural personal hygienic items such as body creams, shampoo, conditioner, soaps, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.. Also, this is the first place I've seen all-natural apple cider. Other grocery stores haven't started carrying the natural ones yet so, I'm happy the commissary carries the brand I like. They have all your basic foods, produce, plus more specialty items. Make sure to bring cash.. The cashier's and guys that help pack the groceries expect tips and work off tips especially the baggers, if not go to self-checkout and checkout and pack your things by yourself. read more

Best place to get meat in my opinion. Produce is a different story though, I recommend you go else where for it. Other than that it's like your average base commissary,just a little smaller I'd say. They have a deli, sushi bar and bakery in there too. Don't forget to tip the bagger on your way out. Lol read more

I love coming to the base commissary because of the great prices and because its never crowded. The liquor prices are definitely the best prices in the area (in you can get in) and the gas prices are awesome as well. I definitely recommend shopping here if you are in the area. read more

I wanted to give a "Shout-Out" to employee's GRACE and ALYSSA (sp?) at the Tinker AFB Commissary. On July 2, 2022 I went to shop in hopes of finding some Coke/Dr. Pepper Sugar Free products ~ and of course due to the holiday weekend the soda shelves were cleaned out. I approached Grace to ask for assistance and she promptly called back via intercom for assistance. Alyssa responded up front and explained that the items I was looking for were on the very bottom of a large stack of product in the back. I understood and thanked them for their assistance. About 5 minutes later ~ over the store intercom I hear "the patron looking for the Coke/Dr. Pepper products, please come to the front of the store". As I headed to the front I could see Alyssa looking down aisles for me. She smiled when she saw me and personally walked me over to a large display at the other end of the store. What great team work! They both went the extra mile and I couldn't have been happier. Thank you ladies for being so awesome and helping me find the product I drove down to pick up! Managers ~ I cannot express enough how genuinely helpful both ladies were! Many thanks again ladies ~ and kudos to the great customer service that I commonly receive at this commissary! read more

This is pretty common to the commissary experience-and that's a good thing. The store is always crowded-but they keep it clean and well lit. There are some great deals here-if you are willing to look. Another great thing-no tax. That isn't a big deal when I am home in Dallas- but up here in OKC it is nice to not have to pay taxes on food. The lines move pretty quick and the baggers do a good job- and they are fast. They will do a good job-because they count on the tips. If you are one of the lucky who can get on base, this should be your first stop for most of your day to day items. read more

I heard great things about the food here. I will say that it was better than your average cafeteria, but still typical food service. That said you get points for serving the people that serve america. read more

Nice store big great selection of products staff is friendly and helpful with customers. Parking could be a lot better. Produce good

I've been going to commissaries most of my military career, mostly because of necessity. I can honestly say that this is THE WORST of them all (out of a total of 7 others I have been to). The produce is consistently rotted or just not fresh at all. The employees do not know where any of their items are located when asked and most cashiers do not know how to work their own registers. Don't ever ask for cash-back at this location because the cashiers will rob you of money!!! I asked for cash-back to tip the bagger (who they don't even pay to work their) and the cashier charged me twice for the tip money. Also, their "top selection" of products is a joke, but I've been used to this for a while. Bought every brand of mop they had and every single one broke after immediate usage. I live only 5 minutes away, yet will gladly drive 30 minutes to another store because this place is that horrible. All in all, if you can find ANY other place go there. This is not where you should spend your hard earned money. read more

The produce is rotten, the service is horrid. This is the worst commissary of any base I've been to. I am now going out of my way not to shop here. Yes its convenient but that is all this place has going for it. read more

With the economy today, the commissary is still a good deal on things like coffee, some paper products, and a few other items. I have noticed lately that they have discontinued a lot of the cheaper items like Mardi Gras paper towels, Angel Soft toilet paper. Seems that they are now carrying the more expensive items. Fresh fruit/veggies are still very low priced, and always look great. You just have to shop around - keep an eye on the other stores when they have sales, keep your receipts and compare them. I especially enjoy the case sales because we use a lot of canned soups, veggies, etc, in the winter. Helps to have the ingredients available when fresh isn't available. I can use my coupons and at times, get some really good deals. My husband is 100% disabled, and it is one of our benefits. If we don't use the commissary the government will take them away. read more