Kroger

"It was a quiet night and an hour before closing time. Found lots of great marked down meat and produce."

"Nice little store. A bit more than Price Hill, Ferguson or North Bend and a bit less than Western Hills. Like all locations, staffing issues lead to long lines."

"Bonnie at the Kroger's checkout is a true gem! She's incredibly friendly and always goes the extra mile to make customers feel welcome. Her speed and efficiency are impressive, while still taking the time to chat and make the checkout process a personal experience. We genuinely look forward to seeing her each week - thanks for being awesome, Bonnie!""

"This is usually my favorite Kroger but today they made it clear that they don't want to assist people with disabilities. My boyfriend and I were attempting to check out. It was late and this particular Kroger makes it very stressful by stating things like the registers will shut off at exactly 11pm. We had 16 items with most of them cases of soda. In other words heavy items. Sharon was extremely rude to us and directed us to use the long conveyor belt self serve machine. This is something that would have been much easier to do with a hand scanner. We began scanning the items one by one. After we had a half a dozen items Sharon started grabbing the items and pulling them to the end. This caused the self serve machine to stop allowing us to scan because items had been taken off the belt. We didn't know what was going on when Sharon blurts out something very rudely to the effect of you only scanned x items and their are y items. We looked down and counted and it didn't make sense because one our items was hidden behind something else. So we're like ok, let's look at this and confirm the items (did I mention we were told the registers would shut off on us if we didn't get done before 10:59pm exactly). At that point, Sharon says something derogatory which I did not hear correctly and then commands one of the other employees to come and help us because she's and I quote " I am not going to work around someone with a dog like that " For the record, I have an ADA service dog. She's a tiny 13 pound havanese. She was sitting quietly at my side doing absolutely nothing. She had zero interaction with Sharon and was at least 10ft away. Elsa is a trained service dog and was on a lead. In this case she even had her red service dog vest on. My boyfriend gets really upset when people get discriminated against and made his displeasure known. Once made aware, that Elsa was a service dog and reminded of the fact her actions were violating a federal law and discriminating against us Sharon proceeded to argue with me about it. She incidently still refused to do her job and more importantly made us feel very unwelcome in the store. We did eventually get someone to finish helping us out."

"Very upset with this store I've bought six gold stars this past month that are broken open. Seeing as how it's all my son will eat I can't not buy them. It would be nice to get an in store credit when this happens but I can't even speak to anyone to fix the problem."