Kroger

There are a lot of gluten free items here. In general, they have a lot of items and a broad selection. I just wish they would carried more full fat yogurt, like full fat Greek yogurt, but low and non-​fat is usually sugary.

This is where we (happily) do virtually all of our grocery store shopping. It’s a large, clean shop that’s simple to browse, starbucks, flowery, drugstore, sushi counter, everything you want. Additionally a nicely stocked healthfood/​organic segment. There’s a man that cooks up the most delectable fish samples in the back, a perk being there at the perfect time! I adore living across the road from this Kroger. Additionally love the fuel compensations at Shell stations that I constantly have racked up on our loyalty card.

They despise the customers. Their base is the enormous apartment complex next door. However, this average, semi grungy grocery store has turned its back on the people that have given them business for years.
Now the Kroger no longer wants our money. They recently installed an expensive shopping cart locking system that serves no purpose other than to prevent the next door neighbors from shopping without having to drive. Now we have no incentive to walk over and walk back with anything more than we can carry.
Gone are the days of filling up a large cart with $ 300 loads of booze and food and pushing it next door. Now, since we need a car, we will drive elsewhere where the prices are better and the selection is more impressive.
It used to be so easy and beneficial to both of us. We spend thousands of dollars and they send over an hourly employee every morning to get the carts that we are finished with.
Why would they end this? They have ruined a beautiful thing and taken a little piece of freedom from our community.

I have been shopping at this Kroger for 8 years. It has been going down hill during the last two years. The cashiers are terse and unfriendly. They make it very clear that they are unhappy with their jobs and do not enjoy being there. As a customer it is obvious that I am only an unpleasant distraction. Last week for whatever reason I scanned my receipt and discovered that I had been charged twice for the same item. This week I left my full basket for a minute to pick up some cheese. When I returned it was gone. I had just spent an hour shopping. I ask one of the tellers if she had seen it and after a few minutes while I was searching the isles she advised me that Shalandra had taken it and was emptying it. When I approached her I ask her why she was doing so. She was adamant that she was doing the appropriate thing. I ask her why she had not waited just a minute to see if someone returned. Angrily she advised me that I should never walk away from my basket. I didn’t know there were grocery store rules.
After I checked out and bagged my groceries I ask to speak with a manager. I waited 10 minutes to speak with Angela. I explained the situation and she shrugged. No apology just a shrug. I gave her my loyalty card and advised her that I would be shopping at Tom Thumb in the future. What I don’t understand is why they bother to spend money on advertising and loyalty programs when they can’t even be reasonably decent to their customers?

I go here only when I have to get paper products and a few other groceries. This used to be my go to store and I’ve been coming here since it opened. They had the best selection of groceries over any other store. One by one they are disappearing. I asked an employee a while back what was happening and they said «we are trying to compete with Wal Mart». The CEO of Kroger lives up north but he graduated from SMU. You would think they would try to compete with Central Market and Whole Foods due to the proximity of the Park Cities and Lakewood. I went the other day to buy Jimmy Dean sage sausage for a recipe and they no longer have it. (Go to Central Market if you want to purchase it) I know the bottom line is the rule of the game. Sad. Sausage is just an example, but if you’re looking for a product that this store no longer has, go to Central Market. The other issue, they no longer have Dallas Police for security at night, only security guards.

I love this Kroger… everyone is so nice and helpful! Love my Starbucks girls (and Danny) and CiCi is so helpful at self check out. Thank you for making my daily visits present.

This was a signature Kroger that I would definitely frequent more often if I lived in the area. Well lit, organized, lots of options for those that are health conscious, and the wine aisles were dreamy. The staff was great and the parking options were ample (in comparison to the one near Uptown station). Well done.

This Kroger is my favorite Kroger in town. It’s super close to SMU so I can pop over after classes to snag ingredients to cook at home.
The produce prices are a little inflated, but I know I’m buying quality foods. Since I love the Private Selection brand at Kroger, I will come here frequently and just overlook the produce cost that one time. :D
The aisle of cooking utensils and cooking ware is pretty extensive, which is great for when you need one specific item.
And wine. Plenty of it. Need I say more?
I’m not sure if most Krogers intentionally have the same floor plan, but it’s quite nice when you’re not from the area. With the produce and fresh food on the left and the health/​beauty stuff on the right, it makes me feel like I’m at my home Kroger.

Today was the first time I’ve had issues with Kroger.
I found out that there had been a markup on my protein bar, ThinkThin Creamy Peanut Butter. As the bars were rung up they came to $ 2.50 a bar. This is a markup from $ 1.39 a little over a week ago. We called corporate and were told to talk to the local store manager. The local manager, named Erica with the title Co-​manager, said to call corporate. Deflecting responsibility to the other is failing customer service.
I do not know what to think about the 79.85% price increase. The price of these bars has continously risen over the years but even the ThinkThin site has them listed as $ 1.79. I will order them elsewhere but this needs to be looked at.

Was very happy with them overall, long before I changed to their pharmacy. However, I got tired of my previous pharmacy and switched to Kroger pharmacy.
Kroger Pharmacy Tech took my pharmacy card information, and switched my prescription to Kroger in no time at all and without complications.
Lastly, I had a discount card for my Epi pen. The pharmacy tech applied the credit and I saved $ 100.00 today.
Overall, very happy with them. Wish more pharmacies were like them.

The is the best Kroger in Dallas!
Store appeal — always clean
Staff — I love the older gentleman who greets you at the door
Prices — AWESOME! You can always find something you need on sale
Selection — very good and prices are better than Whole Foods, Central Market
Location — great part of town

This location is right near where I work at Mockingbird Station, so we go here quite often when we need something real quick like Kleenex, bottle water, or some ice cream (yum!). This Kroger is always super clean and neat and they have samples of their fresh squeezed OJ which I’m a fan of. The staff are always really nice, too.

I don’t live in this area. However I chose to come here because it was close to another place I needed to go to off Mockingbird. Anywho, I’ve always liked this Kroger. The employees are super friendly, the store is clean and very well stocked. Plus! I always find great deals:) This week the Cherries were on sale. Yippy!

I don’t live near this location anymore but when I did, this was by far one of my favorite places to shop. Great selections, clean, and friendly. Love the Free Friday items they offer on their app and webpage.

This Kroger location is the
. Seriously. I have noticed that it is cheaper than Wal-​Mart on most day-​to-​day stuff, even basic kitchen and cleaning supplies, and beauty products. Their selection of produce is pretty good, and I really like and appreciate their selection of organic products. I especially recommend the Simple brand, which is good quality for not much more than the regular products. I like that they constantly update this location and have recently remodeled it to be more open.
What I also like about this particular Kroger is that they have great sales on seasonal stuff and their kitchen items (usually cheaper by a few dollars than Wal-​Mart/​Amazon on most basic kitchen appliances). Their sushi bar and floral department is pretty good too. It is my favorite «regular» grocery store and location. And, the service and employees here are always nice and helpful. I’ve been regularly going to this specific location for years, even after moving farther away.
P. S. Just a tip, do not come here on Sunday nights, the produce section is picked over and there is usually not much left. Not to fault Kroger for this because I always see employees restocking, but it is just really busy.

Kroger’s has done an excellent job in keeping up with the times and competition, and it a premium store where a person with any budget can shop and find everything they need. They are my #1 general purpose store in the neighborhood, which is saturated with a dozen markets within a one mile radius.

This is probably the best kroger I have been to in the area. It is always clean and well maintained. I love using their android app for additional savings and coupons.
Today I stopped by to purchase veggie and fruit trays and a variety of snacks for work. Everything is easy to find and the cashier was especially helpful, even with my tax exempt card.
I love this Kroger!

I don’t live near this location, but this my spot whenever I’m passing through and don’t feel like going to Whole Foods at Park Lane.
What I like: store set up, wine selection, fresh sushi, and bulk food section with nuts, granola, etc.
I have to agree with Jay H. about the organic produce section. Items don’t look to fresh and you could save money and stick with the conventionally grown produce.

This is a great Kroger location. I stop here if I am running errands in the area because it is remodeled, and they have a wide selection. It would be great if they had a Kroger fuel station, but there is a competitor next door, so it will probably not happen.
I love Kroger for the Boar’s Head Meats at the Deli. The produce section is okay, but could use some selection. They also have all of the other elements of most of the newer stores (Organic/​Vegetarian options, a nice wine section, and plenty of self check out lanes).
This location gets packed on the weekends, so if you see a parking spot, grab it. It is not worth driving around multiple times to find one close to the door.

This is the Kroger that I always go to for my big grocery shopping. Whenever I want to splurge on occasion, I go to Whole Foods, but for the most part this is where I go.
I have a lot of complaints about this location, but overall it’s a good spot. They have a wide variety of options. They have the regular sushi spot that most Signature Kroger’s have. I really like their wine selection as well. The one thing that kept me coming here was that they had a few people who worked in the wine area who were very helpful and gave good suggestions. If you have any questions about pairings, they will help you out. To go hand in hand with their wines, their cheeses are pretty decent as well.
My main complaint about this Kroger is their organic produce section. Their non-​organic produce is just OK, but their organic section is worse. Limited options is my first complaint about the organic section, and then whenever you do find what you want, a lot of the produce isn’t very fresh. I’m specifically referring to the Swiss chard. Most of the leaves are wilted and brown whenever I do find a bunch that I want.
If they would improve their organic produce section (which they have expanded recently), I will definitely come back and review it again in an update!
This review may sound like I’m complaining a lot, but keep in mind, the good does outweigh the bad in this store.