“ Due to a new program I was notified that, due to being a disabled veteran, I was eligible to shop at the commissary. Moffett is the closest to me and I could get on base with just my CDL so decided to check it out. I read some of the reviews on Yelp so wasn't sure exactly what to expect. I was quite surprised. Granted, the building exterior makes it look like a derelict but the interior was clean and organized. I was able to find 99% of the items I went in for and was very pleased with the prices. I was really amazed at how much I saved on meat and poultry. And, despite other reviews, I found the meat selection to be outstanding. The only thing that kept me from giving this place a 5 star rating was my interactions with our cashier. I interacted with several employees and they were very helpful and polite. However, when we brought our purchases up to the register the cashier proved to be very rude and dismissive. This being my first time dealing with a commissary in almost 50 years I had a few questions. She cut me off during my questions and didn't provide any helpful information. The baggers, on the other hand, were polite and helpful ”

“ The exterior definitely needs a face life, but the commissary serves its purpose. There is a good selection of items here so you'll probably find most things that you'll need. The store was pretty empty when I visited in the middle of a day on a weekday, but I'm not sure what the crowd is like during prime shopping hours. Bathrooms are available here. ”

“ With prices what they are local this store is a go to when in the area. A dated building does not mean substandard service or selections. I would rather have friendly staff and a good food selection over higher prices and a new building. Since all using is DoD - we should be mindful of the years this building has been around and our selections of products means we can get a good (tax free) deal - even while passing through. Clean, great prices, no tax, friendly staff and a safer location than outside the fence all make this a 5 ”

“ Last service building on the base. Really sad since this place is very expensive. Awesome NASA and the U.S. Air Force are still the largest footprint. ”

“ I've been shopping at this Commissary since 1981 and this Commissary under the current management is outstanding. Over the last 4 years the store has undergone a pruning of poor selling items contributing to an exceptionally well organized store. I do like the one way arrows as they facilitate a safe & organized flow for shoppers and stocker personnel alike. The meat and fruit vegetable departments are the best ever on par with specialty retailers. The paid staff and baggers are exemplary in their customer service. A shout out to Paul for keeping the outside area neat & tidy to facilitate convenience & safety for all. In closing, no shopping hassles due to items being under lock & key and no mad dashing shoplifters to dodge! ”

“ 5/15/22 this commissary is our first To Go grocery store for our household since we retired from the Marine Corps in 1998. It's open today and hope the store's layout will be updated- example: one way arrow signs are still imprinted on the floor- and they expect everyone to follow the sign- so if you are in a hurry: expect your shopping to take time. See you there. Hope the store manager reads my review today. 3-12-23 I am On my way again to shop at my commissary. I am a regular here but didn't post any updates since last year. I am hoping things improved. ”

“ A pretty great commissary with lots of variety. Took me a bit to figure out where the commissary actually was... followed my GPS (according to the gate guard, the GPS pin is correct) and kind of ended up in a random abandoned looking lot. Wish there were signs! Anyway, this was the first commissary I've been to that has self checkout. It's pretty convenient! I like the selection of food they have. Can't beat the prices! If you use a card, there is a surcharge, but FYI it's not like the full tax out here. For a ~$60 bill, my surcharge was around $3.50. ”

“ AWARENESS: In January of 2020, the Purple Heart and Disabled Veterans Equal Access Act of 2018 (H.R. 5467) went to effect, allowing ALL veterans with a service connected disability to shop (in person), at ALL commissary, exchange / PX and to utilize the MWR facilities on ALL military installations. Because of COVID-19 and other issues which arouse because of it. I wasn't able to revisit my old base and home of four years until September. NARRATIVE: When COVID restrictions finally eased up. I was able to make my first trip in several years to re-visit my old base in Mountain View and to shop at the commissary at the now, Moffett Field Federal Airfield. SCENE: Located directly across the street from historic Hanger 1, the commissary was still just as I remembered it, very small. Inside you'll find narrow isles with items packed shelf to shelf but, they did refurbish their meats and fresh vegetables area. Also as I remembered were the bargain prices without the sales taxes and the, never seen before or hardly ever seen items that you can only find overseas. EVIDENCE: The commissary at Moffett Field is nothing fancy or flashy but, to me, it's hollowed ground. Just being able to re-visit transported me back in time. To a time in my life before worries, care and true responsibilities kicked in. I guess you can call it, my "golden years" or youth. RECOMMENDATION(S): Shopping at any commissary is an absolute must if you have the ability to do so. ”