AWESOME place, so interesting. They have so many useful things, Big place, lots to see , amazing…read more Good Parking .

Though this cannot be confirmed, I'm quite certain that Doc Brown (of Back to the Future) owns and…read moreoperates this establishment. I know for a fact that I saw a few Flux Capacitors sitting on the shelf. They have literally everything you can imagine here! It's seriously fun just to wander about looking at all the cool stuff! They have an entire shelf filled with middle school microscopes! Diodes and doo dads! Used (and some new) military clothing, camping supplies, cots and an endless array of canvas goodies! From dummy grenades to manikin heads, it's here! Then, oh my goodness, wander out back in the "yard" and your jaw will drop five inches! I could have sworn I saw components of the Philadelphia Experiment out there! A sea of metal cabinets, lockers and safes! ATTENTION aspiring restaurateurs: They have a whole mess of used kitchen equipment! Stainless Steel Sinks in various sizes, large ovens and everything in between. It's here, and it's really cool to look at and ponder to yourself, "I know I could find a use for that somehow." Stop by, you'll be glad you did!

This store has a lot of antiques and collectibles. The customer service is excellent! However they…read moredo not have very much of a surplus selection. And a lot of items do not have a price tag, it is dependent on who is behind the counter. If you're looking for surplus this is not the place unfortunately.

A very sad place, from the dingy lighting and old musty smell, its not a pleasant place to shop in…read more The right half of the building is very early lit, which houses all the surplus offerings. The left half houses the furniture and is brightly lit so the difference is glaringly obvious, The aisles in the surplus area are narrow, with objects sticking out and blocking your path so you have to walk with a lot of care. The center aisles are so dark that you can barely see anything, and considering that most of the items are designed to have low visibility, it makes sense that not having the lights on make for a terrible if not dangerous shopping experience. There appears to be plenty of products but the reality is that the select is poor, its not stuff that most people would want, and it seems to be the derelict dregs leftover fro what other surplus stores across the country rejected. If you are shopping for camping or emergency supplies, this place is likely to let you down.

Amazing service! We had to drop off a load and the outside workers were wonderful! We live in…read moreanother area of town, so haven't shopped here yet. Everything I've heard is that it is awesome!

Today I witnessed the store employee screaming and yelling across the store at a woman who had a…read moredog. I guess she said it's a service dog, but the employee would not believe her. The employee was way in the back screaming to call police because the woman would not leave. The screaming and yelling continued as they made their way to the front. The lady with the dog said you should not treat me like this and the manager said she can and will. I have worked in retail for many years before becoming a teacher and this behavior was reprehensible. The manager was so abusive. I have shopped here for years but will never step foot in the store again. Shame on you!

Some great venders here! Got some good deals! Not sure how they make money at these prices!read more

Absolutely horrible experience the manager accuses people of stealing is very obnoxious and really…read moredefinitely do not go there. There's only junk overpriced disrespectful

Debbie debbie debbie debbie debbie…read more Debbie is one of the pharmacists (manager pharmacists?) at this Smith's. I've shopped at this smiths for literally decades of my life and have had very few issues aside from the occasional item that is busted or expired, I haven't had an issue. I have Boost. I have my prescriptions here. I do pickups. I get my gas. I spend money here literally every week. and almost every week, Debbie is a pain in my ass. I just want to pick up my prescription, Debbie, why do you have to be absolutely so rude? I have never ONCE in my 20+ years of shopping here dealt with an employee as rude as DEBBIE in the Pharmacy. Today I called to see if I could get my prescription filled a little sooner since I had already had a $75 order to pick up that I put in at like 10pm last night at 1pm so I called and asked. The male pharmacist was sweet and told me that he'd do his best and it wasn't filled when I got there. It's fine, I was there already to pick up my groceries and I had three prescriptions ready so it's not like it's an entirely wasted trip. What *DID* upset me is that Debbie grunted "It didn't happen" when I asked her about it. I then watched her as she coughed directly onto her hand and then the vaccuming started for the canister. I asked if she coughed directly into her hand and then touched my pills and she said "no, I sent them already". I'm sorry, why is my Pharmacist coughing into her hands and then doing ANYTHING???? I have multiple auto-immune disorders. I will also be calling the company and complaining.

I was standing in line with my arms full. They were starting to hurt. There was so much weight in…read morethem and Tabitha came out of nowhere walked me over to an open checkout and got me checked out quickly and professionally very personable. Very nice lady. Very happy to go here I know it's in the hard part of town but the people that work there try to make it very friendly and very safe good job tabs.

I bought a belt for $5 under a sign that said $2, the nasty woman worker said we cant label each…read moresign with the policy "unless marked" and that my belt should have been somewhere else. Fix your attitude and fix your sign.

Nice staff but unfortunately I didn't read the warning that they only accept donations on specific…read moredays of the week! So I had to leave my donations at the Goodwill next door

A trip out to Kirkland means a stop at the commissary for Thanksgiving trimmings. We were able to…read moreget most of what was needed. Similar to the civilian sector prices have increased. But they still represent a small savings. Plus all the non-food items are still tax free. It's smaller that most commissaries I've been to. But there is a small military community (active, reserve, veterans & retired) to service. My largest complaint, if you can call, is the build is dated and dingy. The lighting is poor. Although it's not it makes the store look dirty. I think it still worth the stop if you qualify to shop there.

Accurate review. Some (a few) are excellent employees, the vast majority are a total disaster…read more Been using commissaries worldwide for 45 years, the staff here at KAFB by far are the worse. Lazy...terrible attitudes...zero customer service...ZERO.

I prefer the sales but they're not that stupendous! I'd rather shop TJX. Very good deals there and…read moreat Marshall's for a fraction of the so called discount prices at Nordy's outlet!

I've had very experiences, but I will say my most recent visit I found some absolute gems at really…read moregood prices. They must be stocked up for the holidays, but they've got a lot going on, including some really good sale deals. The store seems to be kept very organized and clean compared to some of the comparables.

I like everything about Costco! Nice people work there. Seems a bit redundant to get your receipts…read moresigned by an associate then again at the door! Why? Oh well, I'm just wondering. I still love shopping there and they have the best return policy.

I have a love/hate relationship with Costco. There's always enough parking spaces. I'm able to park…read morefurther out so I don't have anyone parked next to me. I'm thankful for the staples that Costco keeps on hand. I usually don't have a problem finding the staples. However, one month an item may be there, and the next month it might be gone. I don't enjoy searching for those items that are gone. One example, is the protein coffee drink by Joyburst. It was there for several months, and then it was gone. They like to shift their merchandise around, also making you hunt for your item. I do feel like I get a value shopping in bulk. I also purchase my coffee in bulk, and recently they moved their coffee grinders near the employee clock in. They also went from two grinders down to one. I like to shop late in the evening if possible when its less crowded. Today, we purchased several frozen berries, put them in a Costco freezer bag, and the lady checking receipts at the door opened up my bag and put her hands through it as she tried to count out the number of merchandise. Although Google says it's legal for them to search our bags (per our Costco agreement), I still find it offensive.

Excellent service . Can always find what I need. I Like the people and prices work there. Good…read moreprices.

I must have come on an off day or a picked over day. Didn't find much. Everything was well…read moreorganized. Worth a stop though. With resale shops you have to go more than once. As I was coming in, a woman had like 12-14 vhs that she said were free. She had a smile from ear to ear. So, you never know what you will find.