Kroger Co

Generally vegan friendly store.
Their produce section is always well stocked, the prices are competitive, and the produce is fresh.
They have limited vegan chez selection, but a decent vegan ice cream selection. Their bakery goods contain casein but do not warn «Milk» on them, this is a national Kroger problem. They, however, have an éclair prepackaged that is accidently vegan and is really good. Their Psst brand wheat bread even states on the package that it is vegan!
They finally started carrying Just Mayo but then put it on clearance, so if they do not have it be sure to complain if they started to discontinue it after only a month. This is the only store we shop at when in town other than we still get our shelf stable Soy Milk at Dollar Tree.

Horrible customer service… Horrible selection/​out of stock on a lot of merchandise.

Very dirty and out of stock on many items I was looking for. Donuts were covered with mold and they still were dated one week out. Gross! Several associates were standing around chatting and not one person acknowledged us in the store. I would get better service from Wal-​Mart. Probably would not shop here again even if I was paid.

Can’t believe I’m actually reviewing a grocery store but this place is awesome! The staff act like they’ve known you all their life and are so so helpful. The store itself has a very nice selection of anything you’d need to compliment your pantry when on vacation. And they’re reasonable (not trying to break the bank like some of the «convenience stores») and they’re easy to find. I’d rather go here any day than to Walmart or a convenience store. Keep this Krogers alive. A great place to shop!

NIce sotre, nice layout… on par with kroger’s usual over priced items (with or without the kroger card).
I wanted fruit… checked out the precut trays… crazy over priced, so I figured I could manage cutting my own fruit. Got the grapes, 1.99 for the bag… they weren’t the freshest I’ve seen… but I picked the best I could find, and they looked better than the packaged ones. Got them home — some had mold on them already. Awesome (sarcasm). washed them up… ate them over the next few days… threw them out after three days.
Bought a mustard… it expires in wo weeks (not like mustard expires… but, french’s suggests a 12 month shelf life… I think at 2 weeks pre-​shelf departure it’s time to discount /​not sell at regular price.
Selection was good, they don’t carry UDI’s gluten freebread… that could just be the region — so I went with the only gluten free bread left call it cardboard brand.
we picked up the rest of hte essentials to get us through the week… not to bad… but i think had we stayed longer we would have tried the grocer accross the street next.

This is where to go for your shopping if you’re coming to NMB on vacation! Kroger’s has a great selection of brands, the aisles are wide, the staff is super friendly and the store seems clean.
There is a large selection of organic and natural foods in the far right aisle near the produce, which include supplements/​vitamins. Also mixed in with the regular products are soy, tofutti, and organic items which is great. Their selection of wine is pretty broad– I spoke with a wine sales guy who was stocking shelves and he was very helpful with my questions. They have a whole aisle of beer yet not too many craft selections. They also have a wide variety of cheeses which surprised me (don’t ask why!) Also check out the clearance section near the front, next to the vitamin section.

The employees here were all very nice and the prices were good so this was our grocery destination of choice for our whole vacation. We never had a Kroger Card with us, but every checkout girl gave us the discount anyway.
Hopefully this place stays nice, because I will be back when I am in the area,

Each person I encountered couldn’t be nicer or more helpful during several visits. Reasonable prices. Good selection. A pleasure to shop here. My first choice in N Myrtle area.