Kroger

This Kroger is disgusting! Most of the employees are incredibly rude and unhelpful, I’m actually surprised on the rare occasion when a cashier says anything at all to me. Multiple times I’ve gotten rotten meat from there, and I’ve also seen warm, raw chicken sitting in the non refrigerated aisles. Once I was there and there was a gallon of spilled milk on the floor for the entire time I was there. I got home and complained about it to my mom and she said, «That was there when I was there! Two hours ago!» Avoid at all costs.

Convenient for me because it’s a small kroger so I can be in and out. They run out of mixed vegetables? drumsticks and habaneros very often. Think they need a new manager. They are not 24hrs anymore. They close at 1

The new remodel has made Kroger much more attractive than it was before. Especially the produce section. Unfortunately for them, Sprouts just stole all my produce purchases going forward. I hate that this location doesn’t have a true bakery, guess Publix it is for that. I’ll keep coming here for the simple fact its close to home and some times you just need something right away. Nothing to brag about here, only 1 staff member (usually in the produce area) has ever been outwardly friendly. I’ve even watched the self check out girl apply makeup rather than attend to «attendant has been notified to assist you».

I love this Kroger location it’s in my neighborhood. Although it’s a smaller store than the others, it serves my needs.
Ultimately! I love coming to Kroger, they always have good sales going on. So I try to take advantage of those IF they have the items that I’m shopping for. I’m not exactly a food hoarder… maybe a junkie at most. BUT! when they have certain things on sale that I never had before I tend to get a little excited. I try to be a little cautious about my spending habits especially when it comes down to food. But I can say Kroger sales will test my palate.

I’ve been shopping here for at least 6 years, I never had a problem. I love the fact that its ²⁴⁄₇ because, I do most of my shopping around 2am.

Usually I shop at Kroger quite often, who can resist getting one dollar off a gallon? I certainly can’t. However, as others do point out, this one lacks cleanliness in comparison to the majority of other Kroger’s. I have to agree. This is strange, considering this location is right by West Vining’s, which is a very upscale neighborhood. If you shop here at night, just use the self-​checkout lanes, as they usually only have one register open. They do have organic items here, however, they are limited.
Honestly, you are MUCH better off going to the Publix located off Cumberland Pkwy.
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Friendly staff but it’s the Saturday before thanksgiving and they are out of sage and Rosemary. Now I have to make another trip to the store. I don’t take kindly to be inconvenienced.

This is the worst Kroger store I have been to. Never any cashiers to check me out, produce selection is limited and fruit is covered in fruit flies. Unfortunate too because this Kroger is so close to my house and child’s school. I cannot continue to come back to this store. Poor quality and the prices aren’t great. When I go to Kroger I expect a standard of service. This store does not meet that standard.

The absolute worst!!! Huge new store should be tip top shape but it is far from it. Horrible service (or lack of it). Surly and non responsive when you ask for help. Go to Publix

I have been going to this Kroger since the day it opened. It is a great neighborhood store. For most of the years I have been going the service was amazing, until recently. First the last several times I go, there are many holes on the shelves, doesn’t matter if in the morning, during the week or on a weekend, empty shelves. They do send a lot of coupons in the mail (if you are signed up) but the items they send coupons for they don’t have OR I got one for Cold & Flu Medicine or Sinus & Allergy Medicine, but I bought a Cough and Cold medince and they wouldn’t let me use it… hmmm. OK so they have changed managers, and they just aren’t as on top of it as they used to be. The cashiers and baggers are constantly complaining or talking about their personal business. If you don’t want to be on the schedule QUIT… or I don’t care if your weekend plans got changed because you have to work, not my problem… just let me pay for my groceries.

If you compare this Kroger to some of the other Kroger’s around town, this one’s probably one of the best. Those of you who live in Smyrna probably know the old Kroger on S. Cobb Dr (*shudder*).
This is my go-​to grocery store. I’m here at least once a week, probably more often than that. I think it’s usually very clean and the staff is friendly and helpful.
It has had its ups and downs. Recently, they’ve been in a bit of a slump. They tend to be out of a lot of my key staples (popsicles… who can live without those?), so I’ve been going to other stores. Last year they stopped carrying jalapenos for about 6 months, now they’re constantly out of leeks.
I like this Kroger, because most of the employees know me and they take all of my expired coupons without even raising an eyebrow.

This is actually a pretty decent Kroger that other Kroger stores in Atlanta could learn from. From the friendly service to the decent selection of items to the freshness of the produce and meats.
I use to frequent this Kroger quite often when I lived over in the Smynings, but haven’t been in quite a while since moving. The other day I had a dentist appointment right down the road and decided to drop into this Kroger on my way back home. I was pleased that this Kroger was still just as clean and the service was just as friendly as when I left it.

This Kroger is about average in terms of cleanliness. But it leaves a lot to be desired. The tomato section was swarming with fruit flies and I saw a VISIBLE fruit fly trap next to the tomatoes. The sight of the dead flies swimming in some sort of yellow liquid turned my stomach. The staff there seem generally apathetic and unwilling to help you find things. I once went in to look for chicken drumsticks and the worker in the meat department wearily said «We’re out» and didn’t even bother to look. I found a package myself, but it was frustrating that he was not willing to even check the back or let me know when they would be back in stock. A lot of their meat was about to expire and was not marked down. The fact that there are a few very nice employees and the store itself is cleaner than most Kroger stores merits a two star rating. However, the produce section is frequently out of various types of produce, and the produce that is available is either decaying, covered in flies, or both. I would strongly advise against buying produce there unless it is already bagged or is very fresh. And double check the expiration dates on your meats!

I like this Kroger a lot — it’s a lot cleaner than the one on Howell Mill and they have a large Organic section. Their produce section is OK and their seafood department is quite small but overall it’s a good grocery store. It’s typically well stocked with a large variety of brands and the staff are friendly!

I had such a heinous experience at this Kroger that I cannot bear to return to any Krogers. This past summer we went there and purchased two products: a 12 pack of diet coke and a box of ice cream drumsticks. In the bottom of the case of soda, after drinking a few cans, we found a dead roach! I don’t know if this is indicative of how long it sat around or the overall cleanliness of the Kroger. When I opened the drumsticks it was immediately clear that they had completely melted and then been refrozen because all of the ice cream was outside the cone. Perhaps both of these things happened before the products ever arrived to Kroger but the thought of dead roaches is more than enough for me to go elsewhere.

Why Kroger? yeah I know you have been in one you have been in them all— Yet at this location in the very back a little to the right– there works a sandwich GOD! Note that we all know: never go into a grocery store HUNGRY!!! Big mistake that turned out to be GREAT.
I dash over to the deli and I am little skeptical because I normally only do Publix or deli pubs for a sub– so here I stand at this short little menu and ask this nice guy to prepare me a turkey on wheat. He did it with such craft that I am thinking is he making me a sandwich or in a weird way showing me his «hands skills”– either way he has me staring at him like he is the IRON CHEF of Atlanta Road, GOD of Sandwiches.
All in all he made a nice sandwich– I know its just a sandwich yet I hate when the bread is dry and the condiments are not equal to the layers– he did an incredible job. Had I not been captivated by this «hand job» of his I would have caught his name on the tag. Now that I think about was I really just starving??? or did he really just put it DOWN!!! — Hmmmmm I will have to return to see Magic Fingers to know for certain.