Kroger

"The person running the self checkout line at 11 am on March 19th was extremely rude to my friend who was trying to make a purchase. She shouldn't be working with the public."

"Went in to the deli they played around. Fix my food, stop to go put up some meat, left my food sitting on scale, then the girls said I got to go to the bathroom…. They looked straight at me and just kept on staring another lady was trying to get help with the cheese they didn’t help her either ! Wasted my lunch break!"

"Went to return an unused item within a 3 day period. The produce manager was extremely rude. Arguing consistently how it’s my fault for “storing it improperly”. Claiming she is a produce manager and knows more than I. But I am calm. After yelling, she eventually walks off angrily, throwing her hand in the air, “give them a gift card I don’t care”. At least I got my $6 back in the form of a Kroger card instead of my bank/cash…"

"The store is great! But I will not be returning to shop here. Nita has been insanely rude to not only me, but to every person she has a chance to be rude to. I've watched her work and she doesn't care if you're six years old or eighty years old, she's going to talk down to you. It's absolutely ridiculous that she still has a position at this store. It's so sad when no one wants to work so you have to resort to keeping people like Nita in store."

"Keoger, 99 Cents, save $1 each? It might not what you think it is! I bought 2 Pringles the other day seeing that it's on sale for only 99 cents each. I brought another two today for the same reason and found out that I actually paid $1.99 instead of 99 cents each. Yes, "read the fine print", the staff there told me when I went back trying to figure out what's going on. I realized it's not an isolated but much more broader issue at Kroger. Most customers don't really stand there read all the small letters that they intentionally did trying to cheat. I call this dishonest business practice."