Kroger

Worst Kroger’s ever, I commute 40 miles or more from work and this is the last grocery store before entering residential area leading to my home. I have been in this store, 3 times, at 3 different times of the day and it is always the same. No open available lines to serve customers which equals supper long lines, parking lot filthy and unsafe, and staff is rude and unfriendly. Today the cashier actually picked up her phone to complete a text as I loaded my items on the belt, upon speaking her lips barely parted, and when I started helping her bag my groceries, she stopped. I still ended the transaction with have a good day, and she mumbled something so low, I thought I had hearing loss. Lesson learned, will not be going into this store again. Kuddos to the guy out collecting baskets in the hot sun, he not only smiled but actually said hello as I gave him my basket, and he was the one working in uncomfortable temperature.

This is my store because of distance, I liked HEB better when it was close but it moved so now I have to settle for this Kroger. I use the online coupons and they work plus they are always sending me coupons for free stuff here and there. If it had a Starbucks it would b e perfect. I like it because I know where everything is and I can plan my visits.

Not going into the store yet, but I am getting gas. $ 2.79 and $ 2.75 with Kroger ID. It looks competitive in comparison to other stations in this area. What a bargain!
About to go into the store pretty soon, so I can give a more overall reciew of the place.

This is my local Kroger & it gets the job done. I’m still a big fan of Kroger’s 10 for $ 10 deals and this location usually has the good stuff stocked well.
I don’t too much buy seafood here because there’s better options close by. I do find pretty good deals on chicken & steaks at this location. The wine selection is smaller than the mega stores, but the options are pretty good. Their bakery items have been fresh every time I’ve bought them.
The crew here is a bit young, so sometimes the sense of urgency isn’t there, but nothing too off putting. You can get in & out of this location pretty quickly. Their self service check outs are always working.
I come here when I need something the near by Aldi won’t have. And this option is waaay better than fighting the lines of Wal-​Mart.

Once, I was in the bakery section, and a cat ran from the kitchen to the middle of the store. Obviously, I put down the cookies I had in my hand.
Other than that, I travel about 13 minutes to come here instead of driving 5 minutes to the Walmart near me. They are opening a Walmart 2 minutes away from Kroger so I’m sure business might slow down a tad. I feel bad though, Kroger is a great store. Fruits and vegetables are the freshest, and I never worry about shelves being emptied. The cashiers are super friendly even though I may be handing them a ton of coupons.
What else can you say about a great grocery store like this? Oh I know… where is that damn cat?

This is my local corner go to store. I remember years ago when this place used to be nothing but a bunch of trees. Glad came the day when they tore them all down to make this shopping center and this Krogers that also transplanted the staff from the former 249/​Bammel North Houston location.
It is always clean here, the shelves always stocked well, restrooms so so but that is every public restroom in these kinds of stores.
I love the way Krogers tries to entice you into buying 10 of certain items so you can get the big discount. When I used to own a convenience store that was the best for me but now that I am on the other side of that I do not need 10 ketchups, pints of ice creams or bottles of shampoo anymore.
My only pet peeve especially about this one and many others is if they are paying security, why are they always on their cell phones parked in the golf cart on the side of the business by the adjoining radio shack?