Kroger

"Convenient. Out of a LOT of products. Empty shelves. Employees act like they are completely miserable. No smiles. No effort."

"Zero stars if possible. Be careful of online pick up. After waiting 20 minutes. Got out of my car to ask one of the folks working the status. After several more minutes they determined they gave my groceries away - but hey - accidents happen, except they acted like it was me in the wrong over getting out of my car and asking for a refund and the manager comes out with total attitude and puts it back on me to get the refund or say he can contact customer support (but acts like total inconvenience). Just wanting others to be aware of this level of service and may the odds always be in your favor. Wife had better luck with the app than I did with humans at the store... how about a little apology in future and no attitude from management. IMO - terrible! But hey - to each their own. Go to Aldi."

"Ok grocery store. Clean and employees are helpful and friendly enough. Not a huge selection. Prices are approximately in line but higher than Walmart but lower than Publix. I love their fresh vegetable selections, fresh corn, peaches. Their stock men sass and women keep it fresh and presentable and clean. I hear good things about their pharmacists too. It's a small grocery store not a warehouse. The checkers are friendly faces you see most all the time. Their bakery is outstanding."

"Waited nearly an hour and a half to get my pickup order. Ended up going to the front. I was told the pickup department’s lead had left for the night leaving someone who had only been on the job for a week to take care of everything. It was implied that the person did not even care. We’ve had issues in the past with the pickup department, but this experience was by far the worst. Beyond all the explanations for why they’ve been delayed, etc, it’s clear that the management at this store simply does not care about their customers’ experience. It all starts with leadership of which this store is lacking. That being said, I would do yourself a favor and shop at some of the other nearby stores. You work hard for your money and should make sure that no establishment just assumes you’ll shop with them just because."

"Kroger is hiding "Apeel" labels underneath brand labels on their fresh fruit and produce. If this stuff is good for you, which it isn't, it is toxic, then why make the effort to hide from your customers the fact that you are coating your produce and fruit with it. If you're reading this and don't know about Apeel you need to research it.....owned by Bill Gates"