Kroger

This store is very clean with plenty of friendly staff members. Remember to bring your shoppers’ card for the best deals. My favorite parts of the store are the salad bar for a quick and easy lunch or dinner and the quick self checkout lines.

This may not be the biggest or the newest but I definitely prefer this older store to the new ones at Austin Landing or Middletown! Need anything — their EXTREMELY HELPFUL staff is always there with a smile and point out the item you can’t find or have it special ordered for you. The pharmacy staff CANNOT be beat as well. Their low prices and good selections on almost everything throughout the store will keep me being a very happy customer!

dont go here! tried to spend the rest of my gift card balance. cs manager came over and refused the transaction then voided my card. i am waiting to see if the money is returned or not. the total amount is $ 9.90.
its not much but its still theft and the manager was the rudest *itch i have ever spoken to.

It’s the best grocery store with everything I need for a fair price. It’s not flashy or interesting, but very solid. There are few frills and not much to get excited about beyond a normal grocery store, and that’s perfectly fine. It doesn’t need to be interesting. It needs to be functional, and it achieves that in spades. It’s A-​OK in my book.

This may be the oldest Kroger in existence. You know that saying, «You don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone»? WELL THAT HAPPENED (sort of).
So I must admit, I have been spoiled by the Newport Kroger. Not only is it GINORMOUS but you can buy sheets, puppy pads, organic pomegranates, a fern, and a Chai Tea latte on the way out. Anyway my point being this Kroger has none of that, and I suddenly had an epiphany — no matter how crazy busy the Newport Kroger gets I will NEVER again complain. We stopped here after a trip up to IKEA and as Ron Burgundy once said, «I Immediately regret this decision!»
It’s small, it’s old, it’s dirty and you can tell all of that before you even go in. Enter and you will immediately be transported to 1990. The lighting is yellow, the signage is old cursive maroon colored, the aisles are completely unorganized and they basically have nothing you need if you are trying to eat healthy. Don’t come looking for anything exotic either this is a no nonsense bag of oranges and a loaf of white bread kinda place.
The deli was horrendous. There were only two people in line and I waited a good twenty minutes before handing my ticket off to my boyfriend to wait because I thought I was going to explode. The guy executing the orders (am I am not exaggerating) was around 75 years old with two hearing aids. The same goes for the check out. The older lady working, bless her heart, apologized several times for how slow the line was and said, «Yep we don’t have all the new technology, these machines are always acting up.»
In a nutshell, this place was a hot mess and now I know how unpleasant grocery shopping can be. If I had to come here on a daily basis I have no idea what I would do. Help this neighborhood and update their Kroger! Easier said, than done I know. But everyone else — avoid at all costs.

This is an older Kroger without the newer fancy packaging. If low prices and processed food are what float your boat, go for it. Seems like two Krogers in Springboro is too much. People love low priced food so maybe it works for the masses.

Stopped here to relieve myself and fill up on delicious Yuengling. Why 5 stars you ask? They just so happened to have a restroom which was spotless before I visited it: 2 stars. Bathroom is in the way back: –1 star. Had to enter legit grocery tunnel in order to find the bathroom: 1 star. Had delicious Yeungling: 2 stars.
«But Zac! That’s only 4 stars!»
You’re absolutely correct you beautiful Unilocaler!
Contrary to what previous reviewers wrote I found the food handlers to be extremely sexually attractive. 10/​10, would let handle my food: 5 stars.
They won’t let me give 9 stars. Heck with 5 stars you can’t even face Bowser for the first time. I’m never going to rescue these Kroger princesses.
–1 star Unilocal

This is one of the smaller Kroger’s — it’s crowded and can be hard to maneuver around but the selection is large and the customer service is excellent. Don’t expect much from the specialty sections (booze, flowers, deli, salad bar) because it’s just too small.
The clientele of this store is older and very suburban. You won’t find an Asian, Mexican, or exotic foods sections but their organic is larger than I expected.