Kroger Marketplace

It’s no Publix, but they sure come close. Very easy to get everything you need in there. I particularly like they’re samples. Whether it’s the sushi or the cheeses, it’s always something to look forward to. The best part of Kroger is their version of the rewards program. You can receive considerable price adjustments on gasoline. They remind you of your fuel points with each receipt and make the system easy to use. My favorite part of Kroger is their Fish Mongers. Their seafood selection is massive in comparison to some of their competition in the area. Their selection is pretty decent as well. Though previously frozen, I believe this is the only place that sells Opa [Moonfish or Sunfish] for some. Further, they sometimes provide decent, unadvertised specials on their seafood. No matter if I need seafood or not, I always peruse the seafood area to see what specials await.

I love this store, produce is on point, the deli is great as well, I also like the jewelry dept and they actually sell Carhart clothing in the clothing section, the employees are always soo nice. I also like the fuel points since I spend a lot of money there, you should too!

For those of you that have lived in the Pacific Northwest, Kroger is Fred Meyer. They’re kind of like Walmart only much, much better. The organic food section is amazing and way cheaper than Whole Foods. They have a crazy assortment of veggies. White asparagus, purple potatoes, orange cauliflower, making it easy to eat the rainbow. Their prices on organic produce are hard to beat. I’m completely in love with their olive bar and salad bar. Prices on fresh, locally caught seafood are great. Plus, everything is bright and shiny. They even have flowers in the bathroom. If you’re planning on shopping here regularly definitely sign up for a rewards card. Hard to argue with those fuel points!

I love this store! I live very close by and I do all of my grocery shopping here. The selections of vegetables and fruits are wonderful! They have great selections on fresh meats and seafood also! I will ALWAYS shop here!

They got good prices sometimes but this is a racist rubbish store. I have asked for a job position but they didn’t even call me even though I worked in Kmart for 2 years and I live across the street. A friend of mine who works there asked one of their managers, and she told me that the reason they didn’t call me is because I’m Chinese and they think Chinese can’t speak English lol.

Super rude employees lmao that’s why they work at a grocery store.

Nice store unless you have mobility issues. Store has been open for more than two years and, at this writing, about 12:30 on a Friday, FIVE mobility carts are out of service or out of charge. This has become a recurring problem that has previously been addressed with store management to no avail.

They have the best produce department of any Kroger, that is my favorite thing about this place. Huge wine section. They have a lot more home items and even clothing. That is not for me. I like my Kroger grocery store. Everything else is standard to what you’d find at other Kroger stores, just on a bigger scale.
It’s weird that there is a jewelry store in the grocery store. They never seem to have enough lines open. It is busy here allllllllll the time. That is the biggest thing that stops me from shopping here more often. I will only go if I need something after the gym for convenience.

Wow — this place is like amazing! It’s like a really fancy Walmart but way better and way cleaner. They have a grocery section that rivals Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Harris Teeter. Let’s just say they have a large organic and natural foods section, made to order food, a deli and bakery department full of fabulous foods, home décor and home items, I mean they have everything. Kroger already has low prices and the deals so getting everything in one place is awesome. I was really impressed with their large selection of organic items and the prices were great. This Kroger Marketplace is nowhere close to where I live but I made it a point to check it out and I’m glad I did. I was very impressed with the number of checkout lines open. The self checkout lines were easy to use, too. I will be back, oh yes, I will be back.

I really like this Kroger Marketplace. I would tell you that it’s really a substitute for a Walmart or Target but their Organic section is fairly large and has a great selection of food. The hot bar, salad bar, and deli also have good selections. You can get your groceries and save on gas. All while getting a Starbucks (which they also have inside). Place is neat and has just about everything you need. Truly a one stop shopping experience.

I am here once a week for our weekly gorcery trips. I love Kroger because:1. prices are great 2. i shop digital coupons 3. i save an average $ 30+ each trip 4. quality of store brand is just on parr with name brands 5. easy checkouts 6. taking the survey gets you an extra 50 points for GAS!

Whoa! Fancy schmancy place. I’ve never been in a Kroger before but I was told they can compete with Whole Foods. I’ll have to dig into this.
My review is for my quick lunch today. Sushi at a grocery store? Yeah, not so much. It looked pretty. It looked good. It looked tasty. Looks were deceiving. My salmon avocado roll wasn’t good by any means. I’ve been spoiled so I’m able to pick good sushi out. So bad that I had to get a Starbucks coffee to make me feel better.
Two stars for the lunch. Four stars for the wow factor of actually stepping foot in a Kroger. But I’ll be back. Maybe not sushi lunch but I wouldn’t mind trying other lunch options and/​or the salad bar.

I will write a nice long review on this place as I am here several times a week, every single week of the year.
1. Starbucks: Go there between 6 am to 10 am, and all sizes of drip coffee are $ 1! Pastries are $ 1 after 7pm, and they often have a sale section on their merchandise.
2. Floral: No one can come close to what the floral department creates at this store, it’s really amazing. I have gotten some great little modern indoor pieces for my apt. that require minimal work.
3. Produce: Gotta love a place that basically charges the same for organic celery as they do regular… don’t want to mess with any of those dirty dozen!
4. Organic/​Natural Foods: Best selection hands down in the area. They cary tons of great frozen food finds from Amys, Gardenlites, Quorn, Evol, etc. Great prices on organic dairy, lots of meal bars to choose from, vitamins and supplements, etc. Seriously I could write a book about this section of the store.
5. Cheese section in deli: If you are a cheese connoisseur like me, you wont be disappointed! Great selection of everything, they’ve got Burrata, Halloumi, other harder to find cheeses.
Ok I could go on forever, but wanted to end with how great it is to go to a grocery store where they have tons of check out lines available and two separate sections (left and right of front end dept.) of self check out. Oh, and I love when they have buy 5 save 5, there are tons of great items to mix and match, just always buy multiples of 5. Fuel points for the win!

Holy biscuits. And to begin, I must say that prior to entering this store, my only knowledge of a «Kroger» was circa 1980’s down in Louisiana, and it was terrible in those days. You know, one of those places that wasn’t cleaned often so when you came in the front door it smelled like a nasty meat section, and by the time you walked back to the meat area, it smelled even worse?! No, this Kroger is 180 degrees different in every way!
As to this new «Kroger Marketplace» concept, friggin’ awesome! The place is huge, with even clothing and a Jewelry store inside. (I guess if you want to propose to your fiancée’ in some place other than Wal-​Mart, then do it at this Kroger, eh?!)
But to the main point, a very large store, tons of square footage. They’ve got all kinds of ‘specialty’ sections which are top-​notch. There is even shop where they make really tasty looking Pizzas in the place, and another area with a food bar that has different ‘themes’ each day of the week. Chinese one day, Mexican another day, etc etc, so on different days, completely different menu at their nice hot bar.
I could go on too long. Summing it up, this Grocery store (even minus the unneeded clothing and jewelry section) is 5-​Star. Try them out once and see for yourself.

This place is great! If you are looking for everything in one place, this has just about met that mark. It’s similar to a Walmart as far as selection, but an upgrade. Their products are much better quality.
It’s very inviting when you walk in. The place is clean. The produce looks good and they boast a greater array of natural, organic, and gluten-​free foods than any supermarkets in the area that I am aware of without being a specialty store. The prices can’t be beat.
If you need help, there is almost always someone not too far off who is more than willing to help. It is often offered before you can ask.
This location has a florist, Starbucks, a pharmacy, jewelry, housewares, and much more. I’m sure that I’ve missed far more than I have listed. Let’s not forget that they have a gas station in front where you can redeem points accrued from your Kroger card.
You’ll have to check this place out for yourself to believe it. We need more like this!

I love this kroger marketplace!
Pros: Generally the employees are pretty polite and the store is clean for the most part. They’re produce, flowers, natural foods, and hot/​cold foods selection is pretty large. I think they’re natural food section is the best out of all the conventional stores (ex: food lions, walmart, Harris tether, etc). The flower section blows the competition out of the water! One of the ladies there, Renee is super super nice and awesome at what she does.
Cons: they’re shopping carts! I know they get regular use but for some reason I always get a jacked up one haha.

This place is ginormous. I actually ended up here by accident and decided to go in to get a handful of items before proceeding with the rest of my errands.
My first thought was that this reminded me of Harris Teeter when I entered near the produce, cheese, sushi etc. section. I went back and to the left and saw the natural foods section which spanned a few isles. There were even a few bulk bins with granola and such. I admit I looked a little wide eyed because it was my first time here and everything looked so fancy, shmancy and new and clean.
Even though I had other places to go and I already had the items I needed I felt that it was my duty as a «consumer reporter» (yeah I just titled myself) to check the rest of the place out. They have furniture for the living-​room, kitchen, babies room etc. They have irons and vacuum cleaners. They sell jewelry and clothes. Several racks of clothing were on clearance and then an additional 50% off. I found something and asked to try it on. The lady standing directly in front of the dressing room folding clothes had to go and get the key from someone else. About 4 minutes later I found myself in a supermarket dressingroom much nicer than most clothing stores. Each room has its own light source, a comfy 3 cushioned bench along the back wall (wide), three wide mirrors, and the ceiling is open so additional lighting comes in from the rest of the store. They have tons of stuff here to supply your baby needs, furniture, clothing etc.
I passed the bathrooms headed to the register then double backed. I think if you’re reporting on an establishment you should always visit the bathroom. Nothing special here, honestly the fitting room was nicer but it aint bad at all. Two unisex restrooms for individual use, when you lock the door and in use indicator slides and people on the outside can see if the room is vacant or not. Thank God, no need for knocking and listening before trying the door. And no need to yell out «occupied» or «yes.»
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My first thought was Harris Teeter, a few minutes later I was comparing it to Target, then I realized it was definitely Walmart’s competition.

«Ya’ll don’t have a Kroger card, at all?»
The lady at the checkout looked at me with a perplexed expression on her face. I lowered my eyes and let out a sigh. «Nope, I’m from Long Island. I’ve actually never been to a Kroger before today».
While on vacation, I wanted to grab a few things for lunches on day trips. I could have picked any grocery store but this place looked large, impressive and wasn’t a Walmart.
I wandered into the the huge wine section with my mouth agape. «That’s right», I thought «they sell more than just box wine and beer in grocery stores in VA». They even had decent champagnes (mumm, veuve clicquot) mixed in there. Kroger also had a fantastic organic and natural selection that held variants of kind bars I’ve never even seen before. The best part was that they were on sale. $ 2.99 for a box of 6? What a steal. Overall, prices were good.
I can’t speak a about the other sections of this store as I was only interested in food (as usual). If I lived here, I’d go back. Especially to try the alligator they had in the fish section !

So glad this place opened. From someone who usually goes to Walmart for groceries, this place knocks every grocery store out the park. This place is clean and tidy. Costumer service is excellent. I’ve been greeted by every employee from cashier to shelf-​stocker, everyone here seems happy to work here. It’s one of the main reasons why I love coming here, I feel welcomed and able to ask employees questions here without the burden.
They always have deals and specials going on. I love getting the organix vegetable packs here and hummus. For someone who is trying to eat healthy on a budget Kroger is the absolute best place to be. They have a wide selection of produce and food. I can get vegetables and fruits for the week, along with yogurt and meat and spend $ 30. That’s a steal.
Sign up for the Kroger card to get the discounts on your purchases/​their gas.
They have a Redbox located outside where the plants and outdoor furniture in the corner.

This is one of my favorite places to go for groceries and other things. I’ve been here quite a few times. Although this place is not on any of my normal travels, I make it a point to come here.
To start, this place is huge. The store really lives up to its name when you’re in there, because it really has the look and feel of a marketplace in there. They even have a Starbucks coffee location inside the store.
This store has a bit of everything. For food items, they have a whole international foods section. I’ve seen stuff on the shelves here that I have never seen at any other place. There’s many options and brands to choose from; some brands (other than store brand of course) I’ve only seen here.
I’ve frequented the fresh vegetables and fruits area. This is where I can find a lot of items I can complement a salad for lunch. The options are endless. In that same area, there is also an olive bar, where you can see many different kinds of them. On the end, they also have small cups that you can use to sample the different items in the olive bar. There is a brief description of where it came from and its history. I’ve never seen any supermarket do something like that. I have also been to the sandwich bar area and have had one of their chicken sandwiches. The sandwich was very good, and would definitely have it again when I’m looking for something quick to eat.
With the significant variety of products available here, I thought that prices would be higher here, but it really isn’t. Prices are on par with other supermarkets, including Walmart.
Although it is a bit more of a trip for me to come here, I will be coming here much more often than Walmart. The staff is much better here. They are willing to help you with anything you need and they always have a smile on their face. I’ve never had a bad experience here.
Overall, there is less hassle for parking and the overall experience when compared to Walmart. I highly recommend coming here for your everyday needs. Plus, you can earn fuel points with every purchase you make. I feel like they genuinely care about their customers. This is my go-​to store. If you’re in the area as a resident or a tourist, you won’t be disappointed here.