Their local specialty is their fresh meats. Trina in the Meat Department suggested some special cut…read morefancy tomahawk ribeye steaks on sale for our recent Father's Day celebration in Gordon. All the guests, especially Rosa Lee, bragged about how the filet melted in their mouth. She said they have the best beef and explained that the cows must be eating better grass.

One thing, the address is wrong, it's 2901 which puts it across the road from 2900. 2900 is the…read morelocation of that awful sunoco. They've been here for many years. The father, I think, has retired and the son has taken over it. The son used to be somewhat of a brat when he worked in the store. He got married and I guess a couple of two-year olds ran the attitude out of him. And, he likely realized with running a store comes responsibility and a store needs customers to come back to make a go of it. Smaller, old-time establishment that's more of a neighborhood store than a big box, generic, no name, no relationship with the customer type store. For their size, they have a decent fresh produce section, at a price higher than say Warmart but that's the breaks, everyone's a little higher than the big box, behemoth. They are the only store that I know of in the area that sells kaolin dirt. It's packaged on a Styrofoam tray, wrapped in plastic and looks like white chocolate. For those who don't know, some people, mainly women crave this dirt which is more of a white clay/dirt during pregnancy. It's one of those old timey things that a few still keep going. They used to carry pork sausage seasoning in a bag that made 25 pounds of sausage but stopped carrying it. While I've never made pork sausage, that seasoning made a surprisingly good seasoning for beef and chicken on the grill. Nice selection of meats and basic selection of most stables that one needs around the kitchen. This is also one of the few places in town that sells one pump of NOT alcohol based gasoline. Whle gasohol might be better for a car, it's not so good for small engines like weed eaters and it's said to be hard on the seals and tubing. That alone will get several people in just to buy a gallon of gas. If you spend two hundred dollar plus on a weed eater, why shorten the life of it with gasoline that wont' stay as fresh as long and not as good a quality for these small engines? Other extras, pay phones. Yes, you might want to bring your kids here for a history lesson of how people communicated before cellphones came along. Also mail boxes. If you don't want to make the trip to the main post office and have something that you don't want to take the chance of someone stealing out of your box overnight, this will save you a lot of time. The prices are a little higher but for the time you save and mileage, it all evens out.

I was visiting from out of state and on my way to a Christmas party close by. We stopped here for a…read morecase of Bud Light. It was THIRTY SIX DOLLARS. I had no idea how much it would normally cost in GA but in North Carolina it's only $24 (at most!) When we got to the party the locals told me that I was robbed. Don't buy beer here.

The staff at this 24hr. Gas station and food service is top notch. The service is amazing and the…read morefood is good. They may not get the attention of a Bucee they deserve it for providing services every day and night.

I love this place and will miss it. They even put two tables in for people who would like to dine…read morein. Their breakfast burritos are delicious, and they've got everything from freshly made biscuit sandwiches to pizza and burgers. Beer, wine, vapes, and plenty of snacks too. Service is always friendly. A great little pit stop if you don't want to deal with the constant madness at Bucees.

Locally owned and operated. The family is on sight every day. All the employees are friendly and…read morehelpful. This is what a convenient store is supposed to be.

A spacious commissary is available for military service members, their families, and other…read moreauthorized personnel to purchase groceries while on or off base. Upon entering the commissary, customers will find various items on display, such as beverages and snacks. Restrooms are located on the left for customer convenience. The commissary offers a wide selection of products, including salads, vegetables, beverages, personal care items, desserts, frozen entrees, meat, and poultry. Plenty of checkout areas exist; however, a waiting line forms, which becomes busy with service personnel and others attempting to avoid peak hours. Personnel are available to assist with bagging groceries and loading them into vehicles. A self-checkout option is also available to bypass lines. Disabled veterans and customers with disabilities are permitted early entry. Handicapped parking is limited, while regular parking is ample.

The Robins AFB Commissary is a solid option for eligible shoppers, including Veterans and their…read moreimmediate family members with authorized family member IDs, as well as DoD civilians with a CAC showing employee status. Once you're eligible, commissary access is unlimited, which makes this a valuable perk for those who qualify. My husband and I tend to stick to the fresh produce, beverages, and frozen items, and for what we purchase, the prices are consistently cheaper than local grocery stores. The savings may not apply across every aisle, but for our staples, it's definitely worth the trip. The commissary also has a sizable bakery section. Everything always looks tempting and well-stocked, though I personally haven't tried any of the baked goods yet. I've only shopped here on Sundays due to their limited hours, but my husband often comes during the workweek and says it can get extremely busy, especially during peak times. Checkout options include self-checkout lanes as well as assisted checkout lines. The assisted lanes come with friendly cashiers and incredibly hardworking baggers--usually older women--who bag your groceries and insist on taking them out to your car and loading them for you. If you choose this option, be sure to bring cash for tipping, as opting out isn't really an option once you're in those lines. Because of this, many shoppers avoid assisted checkout altogether and prefer to wait longer at self-checkout so they can bag their own items. Overall, the prices are good, the selection is decent, and you can absolutely cover all your basic grocery needs here. If you're eligible to shop at the Robins AFB Commissary, it's a practical and budget-friendly choice, just plan your timing and checkout strategy wisely.

Few Filipino store you can find but this one has everything…read moreNice people and specially the lady owner is super friendly and lovely to talk to Fresh food and good price in the right location.

This is a really interesting market. It has some hard to find Asian items that sometimes you really…read morejust crave. Today I looked at several regular grocery stores for Kim chee but this was the only place I could find it. Granted this was the first true Asian market I tried. The store only has 3 or 4 aisles and there is a large open section on the left hand side that has a couch, love seat, and TV. If you can't tell by the description, this is a family operation. Don't be put off by that, though. The lady operating the register was extremely nice and some of the other ladies in the store also tried to help me find certain items do they kind of made me feel like I was part of the family. The price is reasonable. This is a great place to find unique Asian ingredients for your meals.

The store got everything you need. They have variety of Indian and Pakistani goods. From fresh…read morevegetables to frozen foods. They have religious figures, beauty products, and daily essentials things from South Asia. They do have rewards program. Make sure to sign up. Employees are courteous. Only minus point is the opening time. Probably the employees were running late that day but despite the listed time, the store was not open.

Have you been to the brand new Indian Maharaja Market at the Indo-Park Shopping Center in Warner…read moreRobins yet?! If not, you are seriously missing out!! They've only been open 10 days, and it's HUGE -- think Aldi size or even bigger! The vibe is amazing, they were packed when I visited, and the people running it are the absolute sweetest! They've got everything you could ever want for all your favorite Indian and Middle Eastern dishes -- spices, snacks, fresh goodies -- you name it! They're still ironing out a few tiny details, but honestly, I'm giving them a full-on 10/10!! Run, don't walk -- you have to check it out!!

My husband and I had pulled into the parking lot to pick up our Thai food order (I'm still waiting…read moreon him as I write this review). We noticed a car's hood was smoking because the employees came out to help the woman signaling to cut off her car. I am pretty sure their shift just ended because they all seemed to be closing for the night and multiple employees walked out of the building. The lady parked her car at Waffle House and they walked over to help. Their interaction with the customer was a breath of fresh air. One of the employees gave her a ride. It was such a kind and caring interaction and the world needs more people like them! We will definitely be trying them out in the future based on this kind interaction outside of their workplace.

This place is AWESOME! I'm a bit disillusioned with the meat options at the grocery stores lately…read moreand I was on the search for some fresher cuts of meat. In particular, I wanted to buy some oxtail! I called The Butcher Shop to see if they had any and the guy who answered the phone was so kind and patient. He took the time to answer all of my questions. They do sell oxtail for $16.99/lb. I arrived to the store and to my surprise, they have beef bacon! I LOVE BEEF BACON. It's so hard to find it now a days, but when I do find it I definitely treat myself! I can't wait to cook it for breakfast tomorrow. Highly recommend The Butcher Shop and I'll be back soon!

I love Aldi and this location is no exception. It was clean, organized, and as always, had…read morewonderful deals. So much good food at great prices. The value is excellent. If you have never been, here are a few things that you should know: -You will need a quarter to get a cart. You will get it back when you return it. -You will need to bring your own bags. If you don't, they have some to purchase at checkout. -They do not always have the same items. So while you can come in with a list, you may not find exactly what you were looking for so keep an open mind. -Aldis store brand is excellent and can be trusted. -Sometimes there is a cashier on duty but not always. And they won't bag your groceries. That's your job. The only reason I didn't give this location 5 stars is because I didn't see a single employee this entire trip.

More reasons to pass. They keep cutting corners…read more They have/had good cheese. Then they changed the package making it far easier to not seal. This caused it dry out and spoil. Veggies. Some are good but they'll sell rotten vegetables right on the shelf with new produce. You really have to watch for the wilted lettuce. You'd at least like to get out of the store before it goes bad. Grits used to be fine. How do you mess up grits? They did it. They doubled the price and now it's like cream of wheat. Oats. Used to be 2 bucks and they doubled it to 4. Ok, things go up. Now, the oats are small or pieces and junk. No. That big grocery store across the street has the same amount for about the same price but premium larger oats. One of the reasons I kept going to aldi's it I liked their bread. The bread has more than doubled in price. Fine. That happens. Now the type of bread I loved, they changed it, make it cheaper and it's no longer worth buying. Cottage cheese. If it gets hot, it kind of melts. Milk, it's not worth going clear across town just to buy milk, then stand in line for 15 minutes just for that. Sugar. You really need to watch this. For some reason, sometimes the bags will be hard as bricks. Sugar isn't supposed to be a solid mass. Eggs. Everyone has played the price game with eggs. Aldi's never seem to be consistent. one week the large are larger and the next, smaller. I don't even look that direction anymore. Frozen seafood. I used to buy their frozen shrimp until I found a frozen fly in it. Sometimes you buy that stuff, get it home and it'll smell like dead fish. I have had too many bad experiences with their meats. Ribs when removed from the package should not be slimy. To me, the layout is long and narrow.This makes it harder to get around the store. Why'd they do that? Getting out of the store is something you should be careful of. It's a strange layout and confusing. Confusing means someone may hit your car. I noticed at another aldi's they had four ice cubes for 49 cents. Yes, four basic ice cubes. Really? You think that's going to make it in this August heat? Each time I visit aldi's, there is one less reason to go back.