Kroger

First of all this store changed immensely for the better. Major overhaul renovation was done to this location because it used to be totally different. From the moment you walk in the door you have stuff catching your eye. Gorgeous produce, flowers and bakery items capture your attention. There is an extensive wine collection as well as near selection. The store was not crowded. Very clean, aisles clear and had everything I needed and then some. Finally the restroom was amazingly clean and immaculate. I was very impressed.

I’ve been a Kroger shopper for over a decade and this one by far is my favorite. I love the variety with the hot and cold bar/​deli; they have meals on the go plates that are cold and hot, sushi, a salad bar and an Asian station. The staff is very friendly. I’ve even seen the chef at food/​wine conferences so you know they are serious about the products The wine selection is vast as well as the seafood. There’s a small courtyard nearby (it’s in a pretty big shopping plaza) and sometimes you may hear musicians playing for tips. The only drawback is when there is a sale, they run out of products pretty fast and you have to ask if they have any in the back. Other than that, I love it. I would recommend this one over the Ashford Dunwoody the Dunwoody club locations.

By far one of the best Kroger locations I have been too! They have so much to offer. The have quick on the go meals and offer more of a wine selection. If I lived closer to this location I would always go here to grocery shop.

The store is clean and well kept up with. The shopping center is busy and the location is right off the highway for easy access. The only thing that frustrates me about this Kroger is that it is always out of some produce essentials so I have to stop at multiple grocery stores. (Always out of basil cilantro and scallions) other than that it is a great location.

Another neighborhood place that we frequent. Apparently this Kroger was renovated in the last couple years and it shows. Well, both in that it is more modern-​looking than Krogers of the past and even some Krogers these days and that it no longer looks brand spanking-​new. You can say that the supermarket has settled into its look for some time now.
Anyway, who cares about that. This Kroger has everything we need for our regular grocery needs, which makes it the go-​to place when we need to pick up some garlic, milk, apples, pork chops, or pasta. There are a few things that we still pick up at either Buford Highway Farmers Market or H-​Mart (or the various Asian supermarkets in Duluth when we’re visiting my fam all the way on Pleasant Hill) but generally, everything we need is found at our local Kroger.
The cheese selection is impressive and satisfies the Frenchie of our household in a big way. We are even big fans of the bread and let me tell you, I remember the olden days when Kroger baked stuff were pretty much sub-​par. The sunflower loaf, whatever the official name is, is probably one of my faves. Lightly toasted with a hunk of cheese and afternoon snack cravings diminish to zero.
Though I know nothing about alcohol, AT and I have perused the huge wine section. He always says he’ll get something but he’s one of those people who really takes their time when doing anything. He always gets to doing them but man, does he take his sweet time… Haha!
Last thing. If you like pasta, the Private Selection pasta in the matte clearish bags is simply awesome. Skip the brand names and grab a few bags of these bad boys. If you look carefully, you will see that they are imported from Italy. Generic brands have been getting better over the years and this is a prime example.

This Kroger still remains my main place to buy groceries. The renovation that was a over a year ago has really raised the bar. The store is much more appeasing to the eye and organized. I enjoy the sushi station and hot bar. The wine selections have been greatly expanded and there’s sometimes someone in the area to help you find just the right wine for you and your food! There are many discounts that Kroger offers with their Kroger card. Self-​checkout is so convenient and easy to use. I also like that the store isn’t to large and not to small and quite easy to find your desired items. The parking lot is quite busy due to the surrounding stores it shares the strip with. If you have the patience and stamina to park a little further away then you won’t have to fight over a space.

Locations stay packed but overall no complaints. The renovations look great. Overall appearance meets my expectation.

My go-​to grocery store because:
Pros:
1. It’s the most convenient, due to it being .1 miles from my apartment
2. It’s clean and restocked weekly
3. Straight forward order — every other Kroger I go to seems to be a mess in comparison.
4. Customer service — not bad. I always see the same workers, seeing as I am there the same times every Kroger visit.
5. Make sure to catch the seafood guy when he’s around.
6. A large wine section, reminds me of Total Wine…
7. Yay for self checkout! I’m pretty sure me on self checkout is much faster than a cashier on speedy check out.
8. Open ²⁴⁄₇.
9. Yay sales! And yay for Kroger plus card! And yay for fuel points!
Cons:
1. Where is the broccoli? Randomly did not have it when I was looking for it yesterday (3÷16÷15) — I asked a grocer where to find the broccoli, and he calmly informed me they were not in stock, although they did have some organic broccoli (where is the REGULAR GENETICALLY MODIFIED broccoli?).
2. Did I mention the weekly restock? Aka, if I go on an off day, then the items I just happen to need happen to not be in stock.
Looks like the pros outweigh the cons!

When I walked in the store, I was very impressed! Beautiful floral section, HUGE DELI with hot and cold food, you might as well call it a restaurant! Fresh bakery. Produce is fresh and this store stocks everything I need. I just moved from Los Angeles in which Albertsons is the «Kroger» there, and there is no comparison, this store is hands down the best grocery store I’ve ever been to, and I’ve been across the US. The only thing lacking is smiles from cashiers. A little bit more customer service will have this store #1 in Atlanta in no time.

Pretty clean. Mad rush on Sunday’s. Limited meat selection (no prime, but maybe I’m the only one asking?) wish they had a few more fresh bread options and seasonal vegetables. All in all a great neighborhood grocery.

Worst Kroger I have ever experienced. Always out of stock. I always encounter a very rude uncaring employee. Store is always dirty. Today the cashier in the 15 or less line yell at me as I approached her line. She rudely and loudly ordered «You need to go line 9 or 10 ma’am you have too many items» and refused to assist me. What she didn’t know is that I counted my items before entering her line and I had 13 items. As I pulled away, a very nice employee came up to me and said, «You can go in that lane, you have less than 15 items. Come with me I will help you.» I told her that cashier just yelled at me and sent me away. But this kind employee led me back to that express lane still and positioned herself to bag my items. The cashier began to complain loudly that too many people come through her line with a full cart claiming that they only have 15 items. I proceeded to place my items on the conveyor and ask her why it she clumping me in the category with everyone else when I am clearly following the rules. She ignored me an continued to complain. Meanwhile, the kind employee bagged my grocery and kept mouthing «I so sorry». I wish I got her name to write corporate to sing her praises. That kind employee was a breath of fresh air. Personnel needs to hire more people of her caliber. As for that unprofessional, rude cashier, she should be sent home and her job given to someone who can appreciate the blessing of employment.
I was so offended when I walked out that I called management after I got in the car to let him know the treatment I just received. Doubt that he will do anything or reprimand that employee. Its a low class operation. I will stick with shopping at the Kroger on Dunwoody Club Drive where the people are friendly and the shelves are stocked.

Love that this location has soup. The product are in stock and friendly customer service.

This Kroger has changed my outlook on the brand overall. It has some special upgrades that many other locations don’t have. They have an extensive natural, organic, and vegetarian selection. My husband and I find so many international brands that are typically hard to find else where. We are happy this is our closest grocery store!!!

I love this Kroger!
Much more of an upscale grocery than the typical Kroger I have become accustomed to shopping in. Lots of great options to choose from:
– fully stocked olive bar and to go meal selections
– huge natural food/​organic section
– amazing wine selection with their own steward to assist you in making a selection (he certainly has helped me!)
– fresh produce, meat counter, and seafood case
Lots of product choices and great value/​quality really keep me coming back. The staff is always super friendly and helpful. The only thing I wish they would work on is having more checkout lines open during the after work rush.

This Kroger has really become the belle of the ball since their recent makeover a few months ago. Before the renovation, this was hands down the worst Kroger in the metro Atlanta area; now it has become one of the best.
They have great managers specials which adds to your savings.
My favorite part about this Kroger is their organic/​clean section. Ow my gosh! I’ve stopped going to Whole Foods because This Kroger really has the best organic section in town. They started with Organic foods but now they are branching to organic and vegan bath and cleaning products too.
My only complaint is they do run out of products from time to time, especially on Sundays when everyone does their shopping. I’ve been upset several times because they were out of produce.

Self checkout is pretty poor. In programming terms, the minute someone scans their preferred card the discount should appear. The fact that I have to press PAY NOW, which isn’t intuitive, is a major flaw.

Post-​renovations this Kroger has become a lot more impressive. There is a large (fresh!!) floral section to the right when you first enter, and a bigger produce section to the left of that. Behind, there is a bakery and a prepared foods section, with a fairly large cheese fridge. The organic foods section is now a lot larger and there is a nice variety. The meats/​fish section is hit or miss, but there is always a friendly face there to help you out with your purchase. All in all I’m pretty thrilled with the face lift this store received, and it’s become a neighborhood gem!

I give it 3 stars. I’d give it 3 and a half if I could. A shout out to the new face lift it just got… Purty. Still this Kroger is a bit of a sheep in wolves clothing.
I shall explain…
Why have me walk right into a seemingly beautiful produce presentation only to be disappointed by the brown edges on every sad, willty little piece of lettuce, huh Kroger? Why is this section still lacking the diversity of foods? You should be mirroring you’re community. Actually, if the community is chuck full of drunks them you may be accomplishing that goal. Why is your wine section so damn big?! You have a wine steward. Crazy. He is never there by the way.
I’d be nice if a cashier would crack even the slightest hint of a smile.
Other than my few gripes, I do like this place better than before.

While this place used to be ghetto, the renovations on the inside and out have done this place some good. It’s much more pleasant to visit!
²⁴⁄₇. If we need something at any time in the day, we will come here since it’s ²⁴⁄₇.
Some improvements over the years? Hot Asian Bar, Sushi Bar/​Pre-​packaged, Olive Bar, Hot Food Bar. They look nice, but honestly, I haven’t bought any of the food yet, so I can’t really tell you how it tastes. My bad! It looks decent but sometimes, it looks like it’s been sitting out for awhile.
I have however had their donuts and pastry. It’s not good. I would prefer to go to a proper bakery for that. Just trying to keep it real.
I’m a fan of this place because it’s 24/​7, much more pleasant to visit because of renovations and it’s convenient to our place.
I gave it 4 stars instead of 3 because of the improvements and hot food bars as well as cold food bars and their attempt to make it much nicer.
My run-​in with customer service has been good as well. I came home without an item I had purchased. I came right back in with my receipt and they took care of it immediately. I appreciated their attention and response to my situation.

I stopped by this Kroger last weekend to pick up some drinks for a cookout I was headed to. This Kroger is currently undergoing renovations, inside and out. Thus, the place is a mess. The parking lot is almost like navigating a minefield. Gravel, potholes, and pipes aplenty with construction tape, heavy duty equipment, and giant metal dumpsters to inconvenience your drive in.
Once inside, you’ll see sections of the grocery store gutted from floor to ceiling. It looks like they’re resurfacing some of the floors to look like the dark brown flooring at Midtown/​Westside Wal-​Mart, so it’s nicer than the same old boring light-​colored tile. Well, renovations are a good thing as evidenced by the overhaul my neighorbood Kroger on Howell Mill completed not too long ago. The produce section especially looks much better and I don’t see any reason why not to expect the same, if not better, results here at the Chamblee Dunwoody store.
It wasn’t crowded on my Sunday afternoon visit. I like that they have six self check-​out kiosks here. My Kroger only has four.