Krogers Marketplace

I love Krogers. This store is nostalgic for me, bringing me back to grocery shopping with my family as a young girl in Ohio. In the Midwest, Krogers is the grocery shopping king. So now as young woman this is still my go to store, not only for my groceries but my toiletries, flowers, greeting and gift cards and gas!
The produce, fruit and meat selections are always fresh and negotiably priced. With their digital coupons, customer coupons and great pricing, I am always getting the most for my money and saving along the way. They always have what I need in stock and their staff is always so helpful. You can’t beat earning discounts on gas just by making purchases. This will continue to my personal choice for my household needs… Now and forever!

This location is a crock of shit, they dont even deserve one star. The manager, Kevin is a fucking liar. ALL Krogers have the same return policy with or without a receipt, I had to return prenatals that my doctor advised me not to take. I had thrown away my reciept out of habit (which i now am changing that habit)… So I went to another nearby location and they were HAPPILY to give me my return on a gift card so I can purchase the right ones at a different location since the same one that did my return didnt carry these vitamins. FUCK TIM PRICE location & a HUGE fuck you to the piece of shit manager Kevin. Excuse my french.

This review is strictly for their AMAZING SUSHI station!!! Awesome Selection and so FRESH! Every Time!

This place used to really good when they first opened. Lately? Not so much. My fiancé and I have been thoroughly disappointed with this Kroger for the last year. The biggest issue we have is with the produce. If the produce shelves aren’t nearly bare, the fruits and veggies have the appearance of being half-​decomposed, bruised, or just plain picked over. The produce manager for this store needs to be slapped if they think their department is in tip top shape. Their crowning glory is their deli. Everything else is basic supermarket fare. They can do better. Especially since this is a fairly new store.

Very nice Kroger with plenty of variety. I was surprised to see they had a clothing section!

I usually come to Kroger only when I want seafood because they have a large, varied selection and they are less expensive than going to a seafood store. I will generally pick up other items, but I find the prices to be higher than some of the other places. Also, they don’t carry some of the name brands I like
The store where I shop is always clean and the clerks are super friendly.

My Favorite place to buy groceries, not only do they have food! But they have all you need and more! From food, clothes, furniture, baby needs, pharmacy and more! I LOVE THIS KROGER!!! And there’s a Starbucks on the inside!!!

This used to be such a nice place to go shop but now the produce is always half empty. Not to mention how many times I’ve come home to find chemicals and food in the same bag today I pulled bread onions shampoo body wash deodorant and body spray from the same bag and guess what was on bottom… the bread. Another bag had milk and laundry detergent. There are some good points though the department specific employees are amazing especially the meat department. I will now be going to the kroger on hugenot.

They had some really good sales, clean, workers seemed friendly. I even like the extra stuff you can buy there.

This is so much more than a mere grocery store. This Kroger is an experience. Bring coupons, a full belly (but a lot of money, just in case the samples get the best of you) and lots of time (10 to 15 just for parking on the weekend).
Do not miss out.

I like this place, yeah so it’s large and has a seldom used furniture/​etc side but you can find some great deals on sheets n stuff because of that.
They have a large organic section so that makes Sara happy.
I’d rather shop here than Whole Paycheck…

This is the second largest Kroger’s on the East coast. They have everything you need.

Whoa. Is there anything that this store doesn’t offer?
I had no idea what to expect walking in but I was not disappointed at all. This place has groceries, wine, ready to eat food, baby clothes, home décor, and a pharmacy. I mean you can do ALL your shopping in one stop.
I loved that it was a very open floor plan. I didn’t feel overwhelmed at all. When you have that many items to offer it’s easy to immediately feel cluttered. But there was plenty of room here for everything.
There’s great staff and plenty of parking so this place will definitely be on my list of places to return when I’m back in the area.

Needed a few items. and stopped in. I haven’t learned where many items are stocked so I find myself asking more often at this grocery that all the others put together… it’s that big! If you need 2 – 3 items you can find yourself lost or exhausted/frustrated…however, the staff is pretty well trained to find that lost item I love the vegetable and fruit section.

Clean. Organized (though you wonder why the milk is near furniture and bread is separated in three aisles in the middle of the store). Great Location.
I love making this my daily after work shop stop. Prices have been amazing (inflation may happen soon as the hype winds down).
It does cater to those working professionals so I haven’t seen many trouble makers around, despite the one purse stealing incident.

Being curious, we ventured to this the newest in the Kroger local empire. One is first taken back by the size of the store and being one that looks at the small things, the flooring of stone is quite breathtaking. As we wondered through the store, several things stood out. First the size of the fruit and vegetable area, which was enormous. The same held true for the wine and organic/​health food sections. The difference between the two was the traffic. There were tons of folks of folks in the fruit and veggie section and nearly no one in the other two. Beyond these sections, nothing food wise really stood out as being much different than a typical Kroger’s.
Yes in the cheese area, as well as in the frozen sections, there were more Latin items, including Central American cheeses in the former and a larger Goya selection in the frozen area, but doth not these enhancements do a destination spot it make.
Beyond the food areas, there was also a household section that included pots, pans, and furniture. Yes, in this Kroger’s there was a small handful of couches, tables, chairs and lights. There was also a smallish toy section. While the traffic in the furniture section was robust, it still left me scratching my head as to why one would find this addition in what still in a grocery store.
My other major concern regarding this store is what impact it might have on the surrounding area. On the other side of 150 is a small Latin market who carries many of the items found in the cheese and frozen section of the new Kroger. Yes, Kroger’s might introduce new people to the wonderful cheeses etc., but it might significantly impact the market, as others opt for one stop shopping as opposed to going to a locally run specialty market. Sure more people work at this new Kroger’s, but a lot more money will be exiting the community and heading to the corporate coffers of the chain.
As with any new establishment, there were some rough edges, this was particularly evident upon checking out, which was excruciatingly slow. The lady at the register did not know the codes for many of the fruits and veggies, nor did it appear that she knew the way in which to rapidly find them. Heck, I could find it quicker in self checkout. Fortunately, the bagger appeared to know the codes and assisted in trying to speed up the process.
Having lived in many places, you find establishments that you fall in love with. For me, it is Rochester chain, Wegman’s. So as with any human, I measure against this standard. In that regard, this Kroger store is still wanting. I would have loved to have seen additional prepared, ready to cook fresh foods and other items that spelled out an exceptional grocery store, what I found was a store that seemed a little confused in its purpose and could be potentially damaging to other local enterprises. Will I not go there? I’m sure I’ll visit periodically, especially for the fruit and veggie area. However, it won’t be a destination spot for us.