I tried to find items in Aiken but the shelves were almost bare. The employees were not helpful…read more I came here and found a great selection and helpful employees. It was a bit of a drive but worth it. The store was clean and I saw several employees stocking shelves. Check them out and see if you like the service.

Kroger - North Augusta, SC 29841 ***SAVE YOURSELF THE…read moreTROUBLE AND ORDER BIRTHDAY CAKES ELSEWHERE.*** I spent a week planning a personalized cake for my son's birthday. I decided to order the cake from Kroger and had a personalized topper made to fit. After calling the store to get the correct cake size and placing the order a day in advance, as instructed, I was promised a text notification when the cake was ready. .I provided my phone number and permission for text updates but never received any notifications. When I arrived to pick up the cake, 30 minutes before the party, I was informed that the store hadn't made it. I had less than an hour to scramble to find a replacement cake en route to the party, which I was then late for. The custom topper I bought for the original cake was useless, a waste of money since the replacement cake was not the same size. This lack of communication and follow-through is unacceptable for any business. This was such a frustrating experience. If I had been notified in advance, I could have made other arrangements. I would not recommend placing birthday cake orders with Kroger unless you've got a back up cake on standby.

It turned into one of those quick little stops that still feel oddly memorable because Mrs. K. had…read morenever been inside a Kroger before, even though the company owns Harris Teeter, which is practically stitched into Charlotte's daily life. This place carries a hint of that Teeter familiarity but stretches wider, almost like someone blended a neighborhood grocery with a scaled down Walmart and then polished the edges so it still feels like a supermarket rather than a full blown everything store. Groceries, softlines, a few appliances, long aisles that seem to go on forever, and that slightly dizzying sense that you could wander for a while and still not see it all. She was taking it in with that mix of curiosity and surprise that makes a simple errand feel like a small field trip. Dinner became its own little puzzle. We drifted through the heat and eat section, which always looks promising until you realize nothing is quite calling your name. The frozen aisle had its own appeal, mostly because the cold air felt good, but everything there felt too heavy for the night. The deli sandwiches looked fine but not inspiring. So we circled back to the basics that never let you down: a bag of grapes, some sliced cheese, two tomatoes that looked like they had been waiting for us, and a loaf of bread. Simple ingredients, easy to assemble, and perfect for sandwiches made in the Sprinter, which somehow always taste better when you put them together on the road. Self checkout was a breeze, just a quick scan of everything and we were rolling back out into the evening without any fuss. A smooth little stop, the kind that slips neatly into the rhythm of a travel day and leaves you feeling like you made the right call at every turn. [Review 279 of 2026 - 954 in Georgia - 25468 overall]

Kroger is one of my go-to spots for groceries, and I've never had an issue. Stopped in yesterday…read morefor a few things, including Parmesan cheese. One option was marked as buy one, get one half off, so I grabbed a couple. At checkout, they only rang up with $1 off. I showed the cashier the sign, and she quickly noticed the deal had expired the day before. I mentioned someone should probably take the sign down, and she immediately agreed and said, "You're absolutely right, but I'm going to honor it for you." That kind of customer service is rare these days--I've been to other stores where they wouldn't do that. I truly appreciated it, especially since I hadn't even noticed the date. Just another reason I'll keep coming back!

Great little store…read more We love some of the in store breads. They are almost a meal by themselves. Employees have always been helpful. Service with a smile. We normally shop sale items and unique items. They have fruit for kids to snack on while shopping. Other stores do cookies but Lowe's is geared toward health. There may be a lot of caring the parking lot, but they are not crowded. They are worth a look.

I come here a lot, but yesterday I was grossed out to see 2 large, intimidating looking pit mixes…read morewith their female owners just standing & talking by the prepared food/open salad bar. As someone who is terrified of dogs, I couldn't shop. The dogs weren't even pretending to be service dogs with fake vests, it was just owners bringing their dogs in

Going to shop at Food Lion makes me wish that grocery stores like Winn Dixie and BiLo we're still…read morearound the area. When the BiLo changed to Food Lion the shopping experience wasn't the same. The meat quality isn't so good and I no longer buy because the taste and tough meat isn't worth the expensive prices. The check out experience is mixed. Unfortunately this trip the cashier apparently was too lazy to talk. I had to read her mind to figure out if I was supposed to go ahead and show my ID for an alcoholic purchase, give my MVP card for scanning and I even spoke hello first. By not asking your customer for what's needed to complete the purchase tells me that I need to get paid for your job!

The manager named John is very rude. Very racist, the first incident we had with him was I parked…read morein the front (I know you aren't supposed to be it was for one thing) I'm a full time doordasher, it was also the first time we parked there, my husband was in the car while I went into the store and this manager never spoke to my husband even after passing him multiple times but waited until I came out of the store to tell me. Then today happened where I was in the store DoorDashing and it was a big order so I asked my husband to move the car to the front of the building because we've never had an issue with this before with any other manager. My husband saw him and asked him abut the last time why he didn't talk to him instead of me , he told him that we weren't supposed to park there and my husband then said well we are just loading our DoorDash order and leaving we didn't park there just moved there when I came out of the store, the manager then got an attitude and started to get hostile, he told my husband that if he parks there again he would have us towed (one I know the law and i know that all they will do is ask us to move they will never tow us or ticket us if it's our first time) my husband then said well we talked to another manager and they said as long as we weren't parked up there for 30 minutes we were fine and he straight up called him a liar. He then started yelling at my husband for no reason and then tried to tell him to not come back to the store, which btw he can't ban my husband without calling and getting the cops involved so he's wrong on that. Also, when we talked to the other manager, that told us we were OK parking there he told us that this wasn't the first time he's had complaints about John the manager and also is it the first time to have complaints about him being racist. Me and my husband come here every day and DoorDash every single worker that works there knows me or him and knows we come there just to do our job and leave. We don't cause any problems. We don't cause any issues. This manager is the only person we ever have issues with. I've also heard from other people that they only have issues with that Manager because of their skin color. I also don't think I put it in there, but I will let y'all know that I am a white woman married to a black man. Also, we just went by this Food Lion where he is still working at right this moment and there's two people parked in the front, but they haven't said anything to them.

We shopped here for fresh turkey legs and wings and were pleasantly surprised by the other turkey…read moreparts like necks etc. we find more Georgia/ regional vendors which is a plus for the community

They have decent prices, and a good meat section. What they…read moredon't have is handicapped parking. Their selections are limited too. It's pretty easy to move to the store, and they keep everything in the same place you don't have to try to go find it. Some of their setup is a little odd. It's a decent place to go especially for meat.

that manager dude adam is great! makes a wonderful sub with the quickness! seems like he needs more…read morepeople with his sense of urgency around on these sunday shifts! fantastic all around though!

This store is getting out into the sticks, but it seemed to be bigger than the others in the area…read more It was quite substantial, but I didn't see anything special to be worth the trip. For stuff I actually wanted, the Publixes closer to Augusta were comparable in selection. I found some decent stuff here, not quite as much on sale as I'd hoped, and there were a few specialty items that I wanted that weren't here. But checkout was easy enough and for basic groceries this place will certainly get the job done.

This was a great find while visiting Augusta GA last year. I needed a few Indian herbs and spices…read morefor my collection. The store was clean and the prices were reasonably priced. Customer service was excellent. I found everything I needed and more. Great collection of teas and coffee. If you have never visited a Indian store, your missing out! Im not a vegan but lots of goodness for your needs. I would visit again if in the area.

As Indian food markets go, this one was clean and organized and stuffed a lot of selection into its…read morefour or five rows, including some vegetables and a lot of worthwhile frozen items. Other notable finds include Indo-Chinese Oat-based ramen noodles (sounds ridiculous, but delicious), dosa batter, and an abundance of fried and roasted beans for snacks. It wasn't until reading the other reviews that I realized that it was a vegetarian market, which is fine by me; it certainly showcases the variety of Indian vegetarian cuisine.

How do I love thee... let me count the ways... First I'd like to tell the reader that they have TWO…read morepick up locations. If you don't want to go to Evans, there is one on Broad St. across from the Kroc Center. I usually park there, it's after 5:30 and skip across the grass. Remember to bring some reusable bags to get your stuff! Meanwhile, I tried that "green store that takes much of your paycheck" and found it to be seriously disappointing! I mean let's get serious here... level 1 meats are about the same as any other grocery and NOT why I'd pay so much more. I was so excited to find this website locallygrown.net which has locations all over (so I'm totally saving it in case I move again). The "store" opens online on Friday with how much of what is available from real local farms and artisans. You scoop up the goodies and pay to make sure you get that last share of jalapeños... then pick it all up on Tuesday night. They have veg, fruit, all kinds of meats, dairy, flowers, herbs, candles, soaps, baked goods... etc. Go, have a look! You can chose from grass fed, organic, pasture raised... all of the things I adore. I found the size of share and freshness to be very good. Make sure you check everything and don't leave without some greens... like I did. Everything seems to last so much longer because it's fresh! I wish I had found this years ago...

Stop eating crap and start eating great ingredients and fresh foods available from local farmers. I…read morecan't say anything bad about the Augusta Locally Grown (ALG) they are so well organized and offer a lot for the money. Of course, ALG links farmers to consumers via the internet. Orders are placed every Friday at noon thru Sunday at 8pm. Buyers have two locations in Augusta to pick up - Evans Town Center or West End bakery in the old Harrisburg community of Augusta. We haven't really been to a grocery store since beginning with ALG back in June. We order fresh milk, pasture raised eggs; grass fed beef and pork; vegetables galore from farmers who have now become acquainted with me. I support the local farmers, eat well and all at a modest cost. Once you start with ALG you'll always wonder why you spent your hard earned money at the chain stores. Buyers also get to know their farmers and the farmers are always eager to answer your questions about how they farm organic, etc. I buy all of my meats for the month and re-stock the milk, eggs and veggies weekly. Always something great to prepare for meals!