Kroger

fruit fly problem yuck there was a strawberrie assault going on there lolz on more than one occasion please do something about it.

They redid this place and it has become my number one place to shop. Cheap prices. Quality meats. Fresh produce and so very friendly. Heck I once had someone ask if I wanted help unloading my cart into my car. That is borderline creepy nice.
This Kroger is so accessible to my work but even if it weren’t I’d consider driving to get here. It is well stocked with good products. They have added a fun cheese area, good prepped foods (sushi, soup, sandwiches, chicken wings, dips, Middle eastern foods) so I can swing by and get food for work and the sales are incredible. I love their ecoupons and earning fuel points (double on the weekends) to use to get cheap gas across the street. Take a survey once a week and earn more fuel points. I have been getting between 10 and 40 cents off of gas that is already as cheap or cheaper than any other place in town.
I have been getting things like 88¢ chicken drums and thighs, $ 1.88 skinless boneless breasts, 3.99 lb. ⁸⁰⁄₂₀ ground chuck, nice fish for 4.99−6.99 lb, ribeye and N.Y. strip steaks for 6.99 lb, buy one get one free chuck roasts and pork chops, the list goes on and on. If you follow the circular you can eat really nice meats dirt cheap. The quality here beats other Kroger stores, any Meijer and God knows any Wallyworld.
They also have great prices on veggies. They also do great specials on soon to be toast type veggies so I can pick up a pack of mushrooms or pre-​sliced veggies for stir-​fry for dirt cheap. One day I got a big tub of mango salsa for 2.49, a tub of summer squash and zucchini for 3 bucks, all cut up and ready to go. I often get deals on pre-​sliced peppers and onions and mushrooms. Cheap and makes prepping dinner a breeze.
The bakery items here are good. I especially love the La Brea bakery breads, the coffee cakes, the fruit pies and the fabulous nighttime deals on bagels. Many a night I have gotten a bag of assorted fresh bagels for two bucks, they toast up just fine and in a pinch they make great croutons or bread crumbs. Dairy is Michigan milk products and taste super fresh. They hands down have the best cottage cheese, especially if you go full fat. The store brands at Kroger have never failed me at any rate.
Staff is just on the ball now. Asking you if you need help while you are wandering the aisles. Huh? That never happens. I once had an employee help me decide which McCormick Montréal seasoning (on sale for a dollar!) would work best with my burger plans. The Worchester Pub style was even a hit! This place kind of reminds me what Holiday Market used to be back in its glory days! Happiness.
Cheap, quality and helpful. I am a fan. You can get everything from flowers and cards, excellent chocolate and cheese to cheap toilet paper and cat litter. The only downside? Their deli department sucks. Too small and the staff there is the worst part of the store, so slow and not terribly friendly. Eh. otherwise I would seriously five star it.

This Kroger has really improved. Staff is always working hard and smiling. Walk in to the beautiful aroma of the floral arrangements. The girl in charge is always willing to help and give you the freshest most beautiful flowers. Floors are much cleaner, shelves always neatly stocked. I’m very impressed.

I can’t say enough bad things about this place. The lines are always maddening (including the lines to the bottle return machines). The service is rude. Items are often misplaced and laying out of order everywhere.

EDIT: This place got renovated about nine months to a year ago, when the Kroger by Schaefer & Michigan shut down (woe!) and this Kroger turned into the main one for the area. The renovation was honestly the most amazing thing ever to happen. A lot of workers got transferred from the Schaefer location, so quality of service went up drastically, the deli counter got a whole lot more expansive, the organics section is vastly improved, etc etc. I would say that the quality of this location is near to the quality of the location at Michigan & Outer Drive now. I still can’t find anything at either place, since I think Kroger went through a company wide reorganization about five years ago of how they used to be organized for most of my life — the reorganization was gradually applied to stores as they aged and required renovations. But anyway. Just because I can’t find a damn thing doesn’t mean anything for you!
ORIGINAL: This used to be the Farmer Jack on Greenfield at Michigan Ave. It’s now a Kroger. I updated the name and added the correct address. This place is nasty. I go here sometimes when I have to, because it’s across the street from the Dearborn Civic Center/​Fitness Center and it’s convenient after I go swimming.
On Tuesday, there were two huge flies buzzing merrily around inside of the deli case while the two workers both chit-​chatted with a customer/​friend. I really just wanted some spinach dip, but I obviously gave it a pass and got a prewrapped sandwich instead. The whole place is dirty, especially the front entryway, which reeks of rotted soda pop from the recycling machines. I don’t buy my produce at Kroger, so I can’t say much about it, but I somehow doubt that it’s stellar.