Kroger,

3361 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46221

"With all the pink slime and who knows what else added to hamburger these days, we are going organic. But even organic labels lie at Kroger. We've seen the proof with organic labels covering GMO labels on apples. What else is Kroger lying to us about? This meat was supposed to be 80/20. Looks like worse than 70/30 to me. So disappointed in our food supply today. Everything includes bioengineered ingredients. Even Campbell's soup! Nothing is safe, natural or organic anymore. Not with the poison they are spraying from the sky and including in our food. All for Elites, medical and big pharma to keep us sick and at their mercy. And Kroger is helping. So disappointed."

"They constantly close early. The website says that are supposed to open till 10pm. As I approached the door at 9:30pm they turned me away and said we’re close and refused to let me in to get a just a gallon of milk. They have a man standing at the door to let people out but will close the door in your face when you try to enter the building."

"I just came back from Kroger This place is horrible. I usually try not to complain, but I am a disabled Vet and it's a little hard for me to move around. At 2:30 PM there wasn't one buggy (I'm Southern, sorry) in the store or in the racks outside. It's 5 above zero. Folks like me can't breathe good and can't go plum across the lot for a buggy. I thought ok, I'll use a rider. Wrong. 2 are broken, one was charging and the others were gone. There's a bunch of kid playing on them at times too. I finally found a buggy inside that someone abandoned so I took it. Please fix this situation."

"Shocked when seeing the price for center cut pork chops! Thought I was dreaming or waiting for a shoe to drop due to the price being so reasonable! Was surprised to see no empty shelves since so close to Christmas but that could change since this is Friday and Christmas is Monday."

"This store is horribly ran. I have no idea how the manager hasn't been fired. Every single week there are items that are on sale that apparently are "marked wrong" or they are is the wrong section. It would be one thing if it wasn't a normal occurrence, but it is. It's false advertising, and then when you ask for help with a price check, they still won't adjust the price. The problem isn't with the average employee. It's the managers fault for not having sales marked correctly in the store system, and for items to be continously placed in the wrong section where a sale is being advertised. I can't wait to move, so I can have a different store that is convenient to go to without the incompetent manager."