Kroger

First time in this Kroger. Everything I needed was easy to find, including the bakery cabinet at the front door (the asiago bagels are great!). The young woman at the sushi counter was helpful and the pkg I bought was excellent. Very satisfied.

They just finished expanding and renovating this store. The produce and bakery sections are small but the store is easy to navigate and they always have a lot of registers open. We never have to wait in line very long.
Hubby and I did our Thanksgiving dinner shopping last night — in and out in less than 45 minutes.

Thank you so much to jesse for helping me find jalfrezi sauce you were awesome and so was your hair! You made this trip quick and easy for someone who has anxiety! Thank you again.

Nice, large Kroger with easily laid out displays and isles. The cashiers and baggers have always been friendly.

Pros: They have a decent selection of natural and organic items. Often there is a store manager standing near the registers, so sometimes there’s an employee on hand to answer questions. Most of the cashiers are friendly.
Cons: Small store, no gas pumps, awful produce, the meats are more expensive than other nearby stores, and there are never enough baggers.

I have avoided this Kroger location for over 3 years
WHY?
The parking lot chaos, truly is overwhelming.
BUT having a Kroger return in my back seat, this was on my only path on 12−16−14
I was fortunate to find a spot near Kroger
+1
I walked in and at least 9 registers were open with bagger’s present
+1
The manager Robin patrolled the midway, picking up odds & ends, directing people to open lanes.
+1
The service desk gal, Cordilla was an ABSOLUTE bundle of Christmas cheer & Joy
+1
My experience was so good, that I stopped & shared this whole story with Robin the manager, she smiled & thanked me for making her day.
Fa la la la la la

Ok, so this store is AlWAYS packed. Anytime of the day or night. Be prepared for that, it can make it hard to get in and out quickly. As some others have said, the aisles are a little narrow, making it sometimes hard to navigate.
The fresh section of fruits and veggies is hit or miss. I’ve had good luck some days with finding things and the other days I’ve gone and they were completely out of stock of a staple, like apples for instance.
The nice thing about this location is they always have good sales on Amy’s organic soups and frozen meals. I love this brand for when I just can’t muster energy to cook.
This location also has really, really great prices on wine!
So stock up on organic soup, frozen meals and wine!!!

My parents shopped at the Kroger on Riverland and Van Dyke all our lives. When Kroger bought out all the Farmer Jacks, they raised all their prices to help pay for it. The only decent deals are on Kroger brands. Also, the fruit and meat are both horrible! Rotten or unripe fruit consistently and who would pay $ 15 for two New York strip steaks that are at least 80% fat? This place just sucks! My wife and I only shop at Meijer’s now. Much better meat department, but if you want decent fruit you have to go to Vince and Joe’s or Randazzo’s.