Kroger

I have gone to this Kroger for over 4 years. Parking can be a bit tricky during peak times. The plaza has really flourished over the last year with more businesses coming to area.
They have a gas station located towards the back of the parking lot. Again it gets very busy during peak times.
You normal Kroger with most anything that you may need. They have a good amount of organic produce. Not has many options as whole foods but enough to save some money.
Staff is usually helpful and friendly. Sometimes Starbucks there will be a few bad attitudes.

i love the fact that they are open ²⁴⁄₇

If you visit this Kroger know you’ll end up at at least two other markets. By far the worst produce section of a large supermarket I’ve ever experienced. Clunky sections for aisles, and no one around to help if you need to find something. Only reason for two stars is the gas station.

This is a super Kroger that has every amenity you could possibly need. It has the fresh sushi bar, olive bar, well stocked deli and more. I appreciate the fact that this store has a nice «eat-​in» area and a cash register near the deli and hot bar so if you are just interested in purchasing a quick snack, you can pay and eat without having to wait in line.
I noticed that this Kroger has a full sized bakery with individual pastries and donuts readily available, (after 12:30pm). I have recently noticed that many of the Kroger stores have pastries in the morning ONLY or they will only carry the packaged (not individual), pastries.
When I am out and about, Kroger is my «go to» stop for a quick snack. I love their baked chicken wings. First of all they are real, fully formed chicken wings, no winglets, or just flats as you find in restaurants. They are also full-​sized and look as if they came from an actual chicken and not a dwarf Cornish game hen. Most importantly, they are never too salty or greasy.
Today I stopped by Kroger for my favorite snack but was not pleased with the selection. The baked wings looked fine, but I did not like the fact that they were sitting in two inches of liquid. I understand that they want to prevent the wings from drying out, but sitting them in the liquid makes them soggy and unappetizing. There must be a better way!
Kroger please find a better way to keep your wings warm and fresh so that I can continue to enjoy those delicious baked wings that I have grown to LOVE! Thanks

Went in for fruits and veggies. I love pineapple and was very disappointed at the selection. It was brown and old in all the containers on the shelf. I could not believe it.

This review is solely for the Gas Station. Don’t go here unless you want the pump to reject your card so you have to go stand in line for 10 minites behind the drunk trying to figure out how much cash he has left for lotto tickets (yes, this really happened), then try to guess or do the math as to how much money will actually fill up your tank because you have to pre-​pay. This gas station is too busy to have the pumps constantly rejecting credit/​debit cards. This has happened to me on at least 5 occasions now. I ended up going down the street and getting gas a lot faster than if I stood in the ridiculous line for the attendant. You’re losing sales here Kroger. Fix this. I will not be back to your station for gas. Morale of story: If you’re in any kind of hurry, do not stop here for gas.

This Kroger has a Starbucks in it. It also has a wide selection of food. The backers is ok, it can’t compete with public. They have a Kroger gas station here, if you have those old gas powered automobiles. I wish they had charging stations here. Plenty of parking and other stores to shop at near by. Their rotisserie chicken is also a little suspect. But they do have better prices than publix.

Really neat & clean grocery store & often stocked well. But they need to stock the dairy area as well. They are often out of Kroger brand plain yogurt & some other specialty products in dairy area. The Deli area needs additional staff. Often when I go to the deli area, there is only one person working behind the counter & is usually a good 20 minutes wait before you get your turn. Other than these two issues, it is a great store with a very convenient location.

I do not have celiac disease, but I find that I’m less gassy and weigh less when I eat a gluten free diet. So I’ve started buying gluten free cereals and pastas as well as flour blends so that I can make dishes that require flour dredging and whatnot without wheat. Kroger is my store of choice! But I don’t believe in buying gluten free breads though– they never taste good or have the right texture. So I try to cut sandwiches from my diet completely.

Let’s get things straight first. This isn’t the best grocery store or even the best KROGER I’ve been to. I mean, it’s fine. It’s stocked fine. However, the past few times I’ve tried to get prepared food or even tried to eat there didn’t go too well. Broken soda machine, no napkins, dirty tables, etc. Parking is always surprisingly an issue here too, despite being there at seemingly an off-​peak hour. The only reason I’m giving three stars is because of the gas. The cheap gas here makes me happy and, at midday, it’s never the morass of chaos I’ve had to deal with at my homebase Kroger off of Moreland.
That all said, I noticed that this Kroger doesn’t have a nickname. Well, based on my numerous lunchtime visits, I have one – Krogan’s Run. Why? Because everyone there (at midday at least) is can easily tell you where they were when Kennedy was shot. Wait, did I say Kennedy? I meant LINCOLN. I’ve never seen this many old people concentrated in one store and I’m from FLORIDA. Are they giving away VHS tapes of Matlock with every purchase? Is this store just one big lawn and I’m the kid on it? No lie, I was just in here yesterday and I waited in line behind an elderly woman as she wrote a check. A check! (You see, kids, before debit cards and Apple Pay, people used to have to pass slips of actual paper with their banking information on it to the store to pay for things.) Good for all these fogies for getting out and, honestly, there but for the grace of another 20 years go I, but still. It might be time for Sanctuary for some. Krogan’s Run it is.
(Cue «Enter Sandman.»)

This location has been on a big upswing in the last few months. Cleaner inside and out. The staff is much more helpful than other locations. Stuff is fresh and well stocked. Thanks to them and the management for making it awesome.

we all know gwinnett is infamous for their quality of stores. especially chains and franchises. this kroger is lost and needs to find its’ way back home.
the exterior of the kroger can be misleading. the design of the exterior is ‘decent’ — which isn’t saying very much. the architecture needs to be redone to match all their other kroger locations. whoever designed this kroger was definitely an old person and needs to get with the current trends.
all the neighboring stores and restaurants make this kroger look like its’ an outsider. but aside from their nice looking neighboring businesses, the interior (and service) of this kroger is truly disappointing. the selections are usually unorganized; almost feels like a walmart environment. you know, when jerks grab something and leave it anywhere in the store and the staff have no intentions to do their jobs correctly? yeah that’s what you’ll get here. not to mention the useless and unhelpful staff. no friendly service here. they all mind their own businesses and could care less than you’re in the store.

Become a Kroger member (for free) for awesome deals! $ 1.00 each for a limited time!!!

I’m pretty sure I go to this Kroger at least 3 times a week (probably more), and I always find everything I need. Friendly check-​out clerks although I always use the self check-​out. Plus the man that works in the wine section is super friendly and has given me a couple wine suggestions that I really enjoyed!

I’ve shopped here for a LONG time. However, this time was really awful. I was waiting in line for my turn and two Kroger employees kept pushing me back. Why? some sort of loss prevention. I wasn’t even close to the front of the line even though I was next and the customer in front of me had already purchased all of his items.
I told them this was my most miserable experience ever at a grocery store. They both laughed at me. I said I could go to Publix, they laughed at me again. I said I was serious (I am) and walked out with MOST of the items I purchased. There are very few things I need to go out of my way for at this store.
What was the Coup de Gras? In my opinion they intentionally left out one of my items that I purchased. Enjoy your ill gotten gains Kroger b/​c you won’t be getting much of my dinero any more. Hasta La Vista.

Now I know why this store is rated so lowly.
I walked up to the deli area and saw this screen thing so I figured hey I put in what I want here and then can go grab the other things I want.
This woman behind the counter comes along and instead of actually trying to talk to me over this talking machine, starts slamming her hand on the counter at me, like I’m a dog and not a fucking customer.
I believe her name is Bonita. I think I had a tea called Bonita once and it was shit, so I’m not surprised.
I’d rather pay more and shop at Publix where people are nice than go somewhere where 85% of the workforce is trash with no sense of customer service.
Also as of 7/​21, I have never been contacted by anyone with Kroger despite the fact I filled out a survey for this visit that I got with my receipt. Glad you care so much, Kroger!!!

So far I like this uncrowded grocery store. Friendly staff. The natural foods and organic section has been increasing along with competitive brands. Kroger has its own brand of organics and the prices are excellent!

«You’re neither. You’re an errand boy, sent by grocery clerks, to collect a bill.» — Apocalypse Now (1979)
I’m not a big fan of Kroger, I much prefer Publix or Trader Joes or even Whole Foods. At least in the last couple of years they have updated, remodeled, cleaned up this Kroger, but it still seems a bit cluttered and hard to find things.
The beauty of this store is I can buy jelly jars, fruit pectin and other jelly making supplies without fail. It seems a small thing, but Publix doesn’t really stock much of these items, but this Kroger does (and when I buy them out of jars, I can go across the street to the Ace Hardware to buy more).
The staff is nice, but I usually go through the self-​checkout (a feature that most Publix stores do NOT have). I do dislike the fact that my iPhone app with my Kroger card does not work on the self-​checkout machines. Hello, technology — it’s 2013!
Also, they don’t like it when I bring my own grocery bags here — they don’t know how to pack them and they always make a mess of things.
They do have a Kroger gas station here now, which is helpful. Especially since gas stations in Sand Springs are not easy or convenient.
#165 (2013)

This Kroger is fairly large with a nice selection of items that we sometimes can’t find at other everyday grocery stores. The biggest downfall to this Kroger is that the prices seem to be consistently higher.
We have also found that Kroger is not as accommodating with coupons, when their major competitor Publix has a very coupon friendly policy. Publix will take competitors coupons, which is pretty smart in my book however Kroger will not.
This Kroger did go through a recent remodel which has added a larger deli with gourmet cheeses. There is also a much larger organic and natural foods section, with the wine isle having more emphasis on variety and beer section having more microbrew choices. It does seem though the isles don’t have the space they used to.
On a side note, there is an extra percentage sales tax that this Kroger has rather than the Publix grocery store a couple miles up Roswell Road. That extra percentage sales tax is just due to the way it falls in the city limits, but one of those small things we’ve noticed as we go about our grocery shopping.

We don’t have Kroger in Charlotte — our higher end supermarket is Harris Teeter. Like HT, this is a large supermarket that is well stocked, well lit, well organized and well staffed. The shopping carts work well and the store is easy to navigate. Good produce, large frozen, good fish and fresh butcher counter and a massive beer/​wine selection.
The few things I looked at were reasonably priced — more expensive than Wal-​Mart, but you’re paying for a superior shopping experience.