Haven't been to this Publix in a long time due to a weird incident…read more This is Publix where the manager was watching my grocery cart so I could get some lemons I forgot. He told me some well dressed white guy claimed that he was my husband and tried to get my grocery cart of unpaid groceries from the manager. My husband was not there. Weirdo. Scared the hell out of me. It was night time too. This time I went to Publix with my husband... He is real. He wanted to go to this Publix because it was near Firehouse Subs. :)

I come to this Publix about once a month. I love the produce and meat department. I usually grab a…read moresushi for $8.99 and I told the cashier how much I enjoy it and she told me about Wednesday's $5 sushi special. So today is Wednesday and I grab one. Seriously good sushi! But the store is always clean and I always see someone sanitizing the carts. Even when I only have a few items, they ask if I need help out. Which I never do, but nice they ask.

Love the Chicken Cutlets and Fish. The beef was amazing as well. Was kind of upset that everything…read morewas frozen. But I can understand that it keeps the items fresh if the turnover isn't like a in a grocery store. The farm itself is beautiful. Love the cows

Another updated review:…read more Before moving to Tennessee from San Diego, I've honestly never thought about being able to purchase meats directly from a farm. It's amazing: freshness, quality, and taste. We generally do about 2-3 big orders a month. Here's a general list: GRASS-FED BEEFS: -filet mignon -ribeye -sirloin -New York strip -tri-tip -beef rib slabs -ground beef All great!! Usually do about 4-6 of each, every time we order. GRAIN FED: -wagyu short ribs -wagyu tri tip Both very tasty! PORK: -3/4" pork chops in packs of two (we eat these once a week, so good!!) -2" pork chops on our hungrier days are great -spare ribs -baby back ribs We love and enjoy all their ribs. Seafood: -salmon (I wish they were a bit larger but it was good) -gulf shrimps (my fav from here, they're big and we usually grab about 3-4 bags each purchase) Last time we came the owner wasn't there but I believe his daughter and her bf were. I'm not sure if there's a difference but each filets I added on were different price and they charged me $17-$20 each one. I don't remember paying that much for them before but maybe it's something new. Besides that customer service is always great. The bbq seasonings, steak seasonings, and their bbq sauce are pretty delicious as well.

So neat having such a cool Asian store on Ft Campbell boulevard. I was going to the other Korean…read moregrocery store across the street but it wasn't open yet. This store opens at 8am. There's plenty of parking . When you first walk in there's fresh fruits on display. Visually the store is super clean and organized. Totally reminds me of stores in Japan. The ramen station caught my eye at first. Since I eat gluten free I didn't try the ramen. They did have fresh kimbap. I got a package to take home to my Mom. One roll was $5.99. Very pricey but it was tasty. I loved looking down the food aisles. I got a few things and was pretty happy with my purchases. The service was ok. I was not greeted or acknowledged. The workers did stare at me a lot. If definitely a fun place to visit and pick up some unique Korean foods. I even saw a vegan section in the freezer. Would recommend.

I'm from Clarksville but live in Colorado. The one thing that's been hard in this part of Tennessee…read moreto find is a good over seas market. I was so excited this shop opened while I was visiting for the holidays. I got snacks I've never seen before in Colorado and trinkets too. These are at cheaper prices than what I'm used to too. These staff were super friendly and nerded out with me about K pop demon hunter products. It looks like a small shop but there so much to look at you'll spend hours here.

We love this market! It's a bit chaotic and cluttered when you walk in, with things stashed…read moreeverywhere on top of the aisles and underneath but honestly it adds to the charm. There's something for every cuisine, with loads of fresh and unique produce that you can't find anywhere else really. We find everything we need here from Asian to German, to little candies to Knick-knacks and more. The service is decent and friendly, although it's usually just someone manning the register that we've seen. The prices are so decent too! Definitely stop in!

Small store but large selection. An aisle just for all kinds of ramen. Fresh fruits and veggiesread more

Recently discovered this store. I'm in love. If you need party supplies this place has everything…read moreyou need to have a great party. Buy in bulk - get all your food here too. Open to the public. I'm now addicted to the cantina salsa, I absolutely love it.

We visit GFS about 4 times a month. They are good for large families, businesses, and singles or…read morecouples....well everybody. They give discounts to businesses, organizations, and schools once you sign up. They also have fund raising items. We mostly go here for the bagged coffee beans...many different roasts...even Kona at great prices, bacon (cheapest around 3lb pack), 30 pack eggs usually pretty cheap, and super large bagged salad mixes (very good price, but check the dates), and the big bag of salad croutons! Check it out! 1. You dont need a membership 2. Has good items for smaller families not just large 3. Good prices, sometimes on line coupons at GFS 4. Lots of cool food samples 5. Most of the time you can get the large bag of coffee beans for 10.99! If you are having a party or some kind of function check this place out. It can be cheaper than Sams and they have a good variety!

I like the store; I would go more often if they put their sales flyers online every week. Generally…read moreI plan my shopping trips base on the store sales flyers every week.

This is a small grocery store with unique products. I got adobo potato chips, watermelon Mountain…read moreDew zero, F Bomb energy drink, lots of unique flavor energy drinks, Korean bbq ramen, fire noodles ramen, and Suriyaki ramen. I have not seen these products in other grocery stores.

Produce and bakery are fresh, aisles are well marked and employees are very helpful.read more

Boost is a joke. Nothing is ever in stock, whether you have it or not. And they try to have very…read moresmall value 'valued customer' or 'instore coupons' to keep you from redeeming larger discounts. They do NOT deliver their food theirselves. Part of why I got boost was due to them advertising 'delivered in refrigerated trucks'. Well, that is a lie. That's only in certain markets. They have fully turned over delivery to 3rd party delivery services. Food arrives askew, in a hot, cheap car, but a frazzled youth or other person in far too much of a hurry to care about the quality of the items they pick for delivery. I have been told on the phone that I have the 'wrong kind of Boost membership' for certain bonuses. Meaning, the lower income version for half price (that they instituted to compete with Walmart) does 'not qualify' or 'is not the right kind of boost membership'. I've loved Kroger for years. And now, I really find they are cheap, disingenuous and often fully lying about benefits and even every day purchases.

Nice to know there's more than one Asian market in Clarksville, and most of them seem to focus on…read morethe Korean stuff, which is fine by me. I wanted to pick up just a few items and I went to the the two places that were on my way home and the other spot was smaller, the prices slightly higher and service was less than attentive. New Koa is larger, a better value and within minutes of me walking in a gentleman came to ask if I needed help with anything. I came away with a sriracha, sesame oil, a small jar of kimchi and since I was hungry got a tray of gimbap and a pomegranate flavored aloe juice for twenty bucks and some change, not a bad haul. I wandered around a little bit and on top of the food items there's also a section of mostly Korean flatware and even clothing. This will be where my Asian shopping needs will be met when I am in need.

My favorite food here is the Korean sushi or kimbap. Korean Kimbap (also known as gimbap) are rice…read morerolls that look a lot like sushi. Traditional fillings for kimbap include seasoned vegetables, egg, meat, and/or imitation crab, but these days anything goes. Korean Kimbap in this store had fish, radish, carrot, and spinach. $5.99 - very affordable! It was delicious! The reviews on this store were stellar. The options were wonderful here. I got four different types of ramen. Homemade kimchi and radishes in mason jars were a delight. Prices were cheap to moderate. I spent $30 here quick. I will definitely come back again.