Kroger Co

Most of the produce is good, but I can’t tell you how many moldy pieces of fruit and veggies I’ve seen. Then they have a «managers special» in the produce, which was all extremely old and inedible. Speaking of managers special, they have a clearance section, which included a milk jug with only ¼ of the milk in it, sitting on a shelf (not in the fridge), for half price. I don’t know who does the clearance markdowns, but they clearly weren’t thinking properly. I get to the cash register, and the lady made me bag my own groceries. A bagger named Chelsea stood there and watched me bag my groceries, without asking to help, or you know, actually do her job. Once I was done bagging, she then went to her station to do her job. This wasn’t my first rude employee here, but generally most are nice. I guess they’re okay for boxed items, but the produce is iffy. I’m giving it ⁴⁄₅ stars because usually I have a decent experience here, maybe they’ve just been off their game lately.

Kroger has become one of my favorite stores to come to when shopping. The staff are much more engaged and friendly than I have experienced at other places. This is a smaller Kroger than the one I normally try to go to, which is the Kroger Marketplace on Holland Rd.
Although this location is smaller than the Kroger Marketplace, they have many of the items that you would find at the other store. One of the things that I like about Kroger is that they have much more variety in selection of brands of items and types of products. The prices on the items are comparable to other places in the area, and some items are even cheaper than going to a Wal-​mart.
Another thing that I like that this and many Kroger locations have is their own fuel station. If you have a Kroger card, you can get an automatic three cents off a gallon of gas if you aren’t using or don’t have at least 100 points in fuel rewards. Many times I get gas at BJ’s because they tend to be cheaper, but recently, even with the three cents off a gallon of gas, the price is basically the same at Kroger as it is at BJ’s.
As I commented above, Kroger puts itself above many other grocery stores when it comes to the associates and customer interactions. The Kroger associates are always willing to help when it comes to looking for something, etc. This is one of those places where I don’t feel like I get the «cold shoulder» from the associates when asking a question about where to find something or ask for recommendations.
My advice is that if you do any type of shopping at Kroger, even if it isn’t as often as I do, make sure to have the Kroger card. You never know what they will have in store for you on that card. If you want to get away from the Big Box Marts to get groceries and such, you should definitely come to this or any other Kroger in the area. I don’t think you’ll leave disappointed.

Love Kroger they always have great deals and when out of a product always make it fair whether giving organic produce for same price as regular or discounts on misadvertized items we love Kroger.

I love this store! The management staff are first class. Particularly David who helped me obtain a difficult to find salad dressing. David was really professional and went out of his way to help. I would shop at this store anytime. Highly recommend.

Usually come here to get almond milk, organic yogurt, hummus, guacamole, gluten free chips, and organic vegetable mix. You’ll find me in the produce and organic section a lot. Great place for someone who’s trying to eat clean on a budget. If you’re into individually packed yogurt they also have mix and match 10 for $ 10 deals. This last me a week or two for when I’m on the go.
Meat here is cheap too, I like to get fish here just make sure it’s wild caught. Farm raised is not good for you.
Whole wheat flour is cheap for the 5lb Kroger brand you get it for under $ 3. I like getting a lot of canned goods here (corn, beans, tomato paste for super cheap). They always have great deals on the cereal too.
Yesterday when I came here, I managed to cop some cheap coconut for only $ 7 for a big jar. They have cheap coconut/​olive oil spray here too. Mission whole wheat tortilla wraps for under $ 3 yes.
If you’re looking for bananas to blend for today or the next they have super ripe ones on managers special (Freezing them would be the best thing to do when you get home).
For the more fancy organic stuff I end up going to trader joes across the street or whole foods. I try to do most of my shopping here though. I can’t complain with the location. This is honestly why I come here a lot. I’m not wasting gas to get what I need. Catch the Red box on your way out.
Sign up for the Kroger card and rack up those points for gas! Spending around $ 20 – 40 a week on groceries that last me a week or two. I’m a broke college student and Kroger is the reason why I’m able to survive these hard times. Amen to this place!

I am indeed in love with Kroger Fuel Centers. Not only are they the cleanest gas stations around, but they are the most reasonable on gasoline when you shop at Kroger and earn fuel points.
Today on my first visit to this location I was impressed. This station is a 10 pump, so larger than the one I frequent on Shore Dr. that is for sure. The pumps were clean, the trash emptied and none of those nasty stains on the ground. I suspect that they often power wash to keep surface area looking that good. I had no reason to interact with the cashier, so I can speak to this. If you need air they have it, but be ready to fork over a $ 1. There are no restroom facilities.
They are offering a promotion right now on 4X Fuel Points with the purchase of a variety of gift cards in the Kroger store several hundred feet away. This will run for a few weeks, so take advantage of some Christmas shopping and SCORE big time on your points. Maybe you could even get a $ 1 off per gallon.

A very good mainstream grocery store, and maybe the best Kroger I’ve visited in Va Beach (but I’ve only visited three others…). The chain is upgrading/​modernizing all its Tidewater stores at present, and this store’s just completed upgrade resulted in it now having among the best produce and general grocery selections of any store I visit in Tidewater, including the specialty markets. The other departments are all very good, with the possible exception of the meat and seafood departments, which are small and lack much fresh selection. The modernization also included the addition of several popular features like fresh sushi preparation and a huge and very fresh salad, olive and Mediterranean foods area, which compliments my own current attempts to try and cook with more fresh and interesting ingredients. Also, the store’s aisles were widened, and lighting and decorations were improved during the renovation.
Plus, the store staff, most of whom have been here for many years, are extremely helpful and friendly, and add another layer of pleasantness to shopping here. Among my grocery shopping experiences, definitely a rarity. Overall, a very nice store in which to do much of your basic grocery shopping.

WE MISS THIS KROGER! This particular store had everything that we needed. We were so sad to leave it when we moved to CA. It is very difficult to find stores with a good selection of organic/​vegan food other than Whole Foods. Kroger has everything that Whole Foods has, but at a better price. There is a Trader Joe’s across the street which is nice, but you can’t buy all of the necessities there. Kroger has all of their health food in one section (even vegan/​vegetarian frozen stuff), which made finding everything so easy. Healthy food without having to spend a million bucks, and making it easy for your customers to find — I like it! Great job, Kroger!

I usually go to Harris Teeters due to the fact that they carry things that this place doesn’t. Things like capers and Tepenade. But this place is right around the corner from me, so I find myself coming here more and more. But let’s face the facts here. I’m not a strictly on grocery store kind of girl.
I’m the type that budget shops. I look at the sales sheets, make a menu from what I see on sale then plot out my plan. I often find myself shopping at 4 different markets during the week depending on what I need and where I can find the best price. If I only need a single item, for example, milk, cheese, flour or what ever it may be, I find myself at Kroger because if you bring you own bags in you get discount off your purchase. And as you shop, you get a discount off gas. Unfortunately Harris Teeter doesn’t do these things. But I find our favorite wines cheaper than Krogers.
And the fact that there are 6 grocery stores within a 2 mile radius of my home, why should I be faithful to just one? We are a one income family that often has company over, so it’s my job to take that income and stretch it for our greater good.

This is my favorite grocery store! I grew up right next to this location and we shopped here for those full on, all out, 8.5×11 sheet grocery list (8.5×11, who uses paper these days?) shopping kind of a trips but it was also really convenient for those last minute (dang it, I forgot…) trips too. Now that I live a little farther away it’s worth the drive. The store is laid out nicely. It is a little run down feeling but they are fixing it with lots of renovations happening. I’m excited to see the new face lift! Now that they sell super cheap gas and it’s even cheaper with all my Kroger rewards I definitely can’t go anywhere else. Their gas price even beats Sam’s Club and I pay to be a member there, I don’t think I’ll be renewing when that comes up. For being a mainstream chain grocery store I rarely have a problem finding an item I need for a recipe. I love being able to buy everything I need at one store.