Kroger

Model store with superior care and management. I frequent Kroger and always will pick them over the other competition like Publix. Important to keep cashiers instead of a self check. The cashiers and staff have a great attitude and everyone is very helpful. The staff knows where every item is for the most part. The store is stocked very well also and the organic section is superior.
Finally, very clean atmosphere all the way to the fuel pumps.
Union City please take note.

This place is like a little slice of hell. I don’t really think of grocery stores as the sort of places that can incur bad reviews. After all you just go in and buy your food, right? Nope. This Kroger has convinced me that there actually is a huge continuum when it comes to grocery stores.
The store recently doubled in size, and the only result seems to be that it is always out of stock of basic necessities. Milk, lettuce, herbs, oranges, juice, you name it… and when something goes out of stock, it takes weeks to replace.
Management does not care about customers at all. They sell expired Arden’s Gardens juices. When I pointed this issue out to a manager, noting the rapidly expanding cartons, his only response was, «Yeah, that’s what they do when they go bad.» So they know they’re selling customers bad juice. I’m not sure if they keep these items in stock too long, or have faulty refrigerators, but in either case, someone is going to get sick. Very sick.
The worst part, though, is the uncomfortable atmosphere here. I have been repeatedly sexually harassed by employees who comment on my appearance, ask me out, or make inappropriate comments about my purchases. When I see an employee, I walk the other direction and try to avoid eye contact. There are also a lot of solicitors and creepers in the parking lot, and they’ve done nothing about this issue. That’s a huge safety concern, and I suspect someone is eventually going to get hurt – or sue them for sexual harassment (if I had more time, I’d be the one suing).
One time a fight broke out in the Kroger, and as management did nothing, a couple customers intervened. Pathetic.
They seem super excited about the store remodel, and store executives are constantly present. They’re horrible people. They’re rude. They cut in line. They do nothing when employers sexually harass customers (and yeah, it’s not just me. I saw a manager «dayum girl…» in response to a woman who was almost certainly under age).
Finally, the Starbucks. Dear God. Are they hiring literal brainless zombies? I don’t know. All I know is that they refuse to make my drink right; they don’t even try. And it’s not like my sweetened coffee is particularly challenging to make.

Cray cray Kroger! It’s WAY too big — like Super Walmart sized, without the merchandise. The produce section was a mess and empty. No strawberries? What ginormous grocery store doesn’t have strawberries?! The aisles are extremely disorganized and the layout of the store makes zero sense. The pantyhose are next to the canned soups. Toilet paper is next to baking items — oh but here’s more toilet paper options next to the giant baby section. There’s a freezer section («health» food) on the east end of the store with the main freezer section on the far west side. The place was a mess. This Kroger is convenient — but I won’t be going back. It’s like they expanded solely for the sake of expanding, with no plan for a logical well-​thought out use of the space.
I stopped by because I was intrigued by the Murray’s cheese shop — which was also a huge letdown. I bought $ 30 worth of cheese and it all tastes the same — it tastes like Kroger. So YDFM now has big competition for its YDFM flavored cheese.

If you’re looking for produce, keep driving. These guys can’t keep even the basics in stock. They almost NEVER have cilantro… need ginger? Good luck. Green onions? Nada. The worst part is they just spent millions of dollars remodeling and expanding the place and I thought they would get their game together.

Great Kroger. It’s huge, everything is well displayed. They have anything you could possibly want. Great selections of fresh meat and fish. Favorite Kroger so far. Great wine selection: great deals.

I love this kroger! WHY? Because they have an amazing starbucks counter with the friendliest baristas and also a salad bar and the best thing ever… a fresh sushi counter! The sushi counter totally made my day today… they offered a lot of sushi options… that you can customized and ask the chef there to make it to your wildest sushi dream. I stopped in today and needed a healthy lunch… saw the fresh sushi counter, and quickly made my way over. I saw that they offered a lot of the usual like california roll, tuna roll, and such. They also offers it in brown rice and white rice. Also, this sushi counter also offers Chirashi, for 7.99 you get a very good portion of fresh salmon, fresh tuna, crabmeats, avocados, and they even offered to give me a bowl in brown rice. They did it for me right there and then and I happily took the bowl, paid for it, and devour it. SO GOOD. Go check them out if you are in the area.

Waiting in line at the customer service desk here is like waiting for rain in this drought: useless and disappointing.

This is the worst place known to man. The staff are rude, condescending and unpleasant. On more than one occasion I have been treated poorly by the staff (department workers, cashiers, etc.). Management doe not seem to care as they have been rude too. I guess Publix it is because this is the seventh circle of hell.

Ugh. I prefer Kroger over the Yuppie stores but this one has several problems. The biggest is the meanest women to ever work a deli. If you shop here, you know who I’m talking about. She ignores you or yells at you. Try getting help from the butcher. Tumbleweeds. Everyone is lazy but there are some decent baggers. I’m guessing it’s bad management. I recently went to the Kroger in Tucker and it was a revelation. They were treating the produce like a skilled florist before a botanical garden event and the butcher shop was well staffed. Make the trip out of Decatur.

I hate this place. I hate this place more than I hate Joe Chill, the man who murdered my parents and forced me to don the mantle of Batman. Sure, everyone tells you that being a childhood millionaire will be just like the 1994 film Blank Check, but it’s not! I just cried a lot and learned how to punch clowned criminals in the crotch. It was awful.
But not as awful as this Kroger. I wouldn’t even bother to go to this Kroger if it weren’t for it being conveniently open all night. As a creature of darkness, this is perfect for me. I can procure an energy drink at any moment so that I may stay vigilant for signs of injustice. OF WHICH HERE THERE ARE MANY.
The fact that the staff can treat me so poorly is criminal. I’ve bataranged so many cashiers for their rude attitudes. But just like the Riddler, they never learn their lesson. And there is something so depressing about this place, even more depressing than being raised by your butler. I hate coming here, but the Batcave is so close that sometimes I can’t help it.
If you can muster the courage to go to any other grocery store, I recommend it. And if you can muster the courage to fight the evil corrupting this city, then please contact me; I’m in need of a new Robin.

Far from my favorite location but adequate at what they do. This is an older location so it’s not as clean and pristine and some of the other places around town. But ti will do in a pinch.

This Kroger has gotten progressively worse since I’ve started coming here. Customer service is terrible, the employees are usually either non-​responsive or rude, and the overall selection is crap compared to other Krogers.
Even though this Kroger is closest to me, I’ve actually driven to the Rockbridge road Kroger in Lilburn before just to not go here. By the way, that Kroger rocks.
This Kroger needs to get it’s act together, hire some better people, and at least make some attempt to compete with Publix when it comes to customer service.

What is with Kroger’s stores these days? I asked the produce guy a simple question and he yelled at me, then I asked someone for help at the self check out and they acted like I was bothering them (even though they weren’t doing anything else) and then after he reluctantly helped me with a price check he said «well, do you want it or not!». So much for that banner that states we aim to give the best customer service, ha!

I’ve shopped at this Kroger since before it was in this location. (Remember when it was where Last Chance/​Patel Bros is??) I live within spitting distance of the Memorial Drive «Citi Center» Kroger, but I wouldn’t shop there if I got a 50% discount every day. THAT Kroger is nasty and very very low rent. So, I drive to THIS Kroger and I love it. Everyone knows me and I find what I need about 90% of the time. I love the gas discounts and I feel I save money shopping here. The Dekalb Farmer’s Mkt does have better selection and prices on veg, however, it’s usually packed and a pain to deal with. Some produce is actually better at Kroger. Anyway, as a longtime customer, I love my Kroger! Highly recommend!

What I like:
— There is a redbox out front for cheap movie rentals
— I save a ton of money compared to other grocery stores. Especially Publix!
— Great specials on a variety of brands make it easy to save money
— There is pre made sushi here and a pretty good soup bar
What I do not like:
— Employees often sit in the aisles while stocking and make no effort to move out of the way of you and your giant cart
— Produce selection is sub par. Good luck finding an avocado that is not over or under ripe.
— Some of the discounted items are discounted because they are 3 days away from expiring. Watch out not to poison yourself.
— Employee at meat counter did not know how much half a pound of shrimp was. I wish I was kidding. Had to call his manager over to verify. He thought it was 0.3lbs…
Overall, not a horrible place, but definitely room for improvement. Staff is not friendly at all, but this is Kroger not Publix. Shopping may not «be a pleasure» but it will save you a bundle o cash.

I like this kroger and have come here for years. Very convenient and they usually have everything I want in terms of decent cuts of meat and a variety of fresh fruits/​veggies.
My last visit they’d blocked off all the check out lines for a time and were directing customers to less busy registers, but before i’d got to the check out line, they’d unblocked everything and you could walk to whichever register you liked.
Other than that little weird blip, i’m a definite fan and will no doubt be back.

I use this Kroger often, since I live nearby, and I am reasonably satisfied with it. But that shopping center in general is not my favorite place. I can’t explain it, but maybe it is the police presence or a general feeling that the place is on on the edge, but I always feel something bad could go down there at any time. Perhaps this isnt the fairest review, since I can’t give specifics and have never experienced anything bad my own self there, so I give it three stars based on it’s merit as a functional grocery store.

They’ve recently expanded their «natural foods» section and added a large number of self-​checkout registers.

We have all been to a Kroger or two. This location is similar to the rest — shelves full of bread, canned vegetables, etc., etc. I tend to buy non-​fruits and vegetables here since the Farmer’s Market is nearby. I think the shelves are generally stocked well.
The customer service at the deli counter is usually pretty good.
I often go to the Kroger gas station which is a lot cheaper than other gas stations. QuickTrip is really it’s only competition that I have come across. Parking lot is a little crazy though without clear driving lanes… kind of dangerous.
There is a good beer and wine selection. Also a dollar-​a-​day DVD rental booth.
Kind of random, but last time I was there, they had like 100 Snuggies for sale. I guess ramping up for the holiday season. They had a great Halloween selection too.
In general, I think that there are «cleaner» looking Krogers around, but this place serves its purpose.

Love this Kroger. Don’t expect the produce to be anything special because the Dekalb Farmer’s market is down the street and if you don’t go there for your produce, then you must be insane. I never have to wait long at checkout and the baggers are more than happy to use my own bags (yes, I’m one of those ppl).
Be ready to avoid some local kids attempting to sell you anything from candy to Girl Scout cookies though.