I really liked this grocery store on my first visit, the vibe is impeccable as I am a healthy food…read moregirlie they have all the goods. I go ground chicken for the first time as it was the perfff fit for my national taco salad. Friendly and fast service, see u all soon Ciao

First off let me start with I love Fresh Market in Broad Ripple. This is my first bad experience…read more Ordered a sandwich platter for Super Bowl to simplify my life and it did not turn out well. The meats were perfect however the buns they used were sticky and doughy like they needed baking off. The picture is the proof. Do better next time.

This is what I'd call a neighborhood Kroger. While there's a bigger, brighter, and better Kroger at…read more71st and Binford, this Kroger adequately serves this neighborhood with a couple apartment complexes nearby and a rather large residential area that surrounds it. This is not a Kroger you go to because you want to - this is a Kroger you go to because it's convenient. I used to frequent this Kroger more often, however, as of late I tend to find myself either at Target down the street a bit or Meijer (which is the closest to my home). However, I found myself in this area recently and I do like some of the Kroger-branded products. So, I decided to stop in. This Kroger is in a shopping center that is really only about half full. Kroger definitely dominates it, though in the outer lot there's an Arby's, Sahm's Place, and a Kroger gas station. This Kroger has had some renovations, however, it still feels a little run down to me. While smaller than some locations, it does have most of the basics including a pharmacy (with outside walk-up), bakery, pickup/delivery, and vaccines are available here with evening hours. As is true of any Kroger location I've seen, there are accessible parking spots, automatic doors, and a general commitment to accessibility. The interesting thing with the parking here is more related to the customers - while it's always true that people use accessible spots who don't need them (or have the ID), I've experienced an extraordinary number of times here when people park on the blue-striped spots (which is illegal). A number of times, I've had to wait for someone to come out to either move their car or leave. It happens on occasion anywhere, but here it's actually pretty common. For those of us who are wheelchair users who drive, it's particularly troubling as people typically do it to the driver's side. It's actually one of the reasons I stopped coming to this location - it happened a lot and Kroger did nothing about it. Kroger is really just your average grocery store. They're great about hiring people with disabilities - that's a huge plus. However, having gotten used to going elsewhere I have to say it feels dirtier, less friendly, and more like I just want to get in/out. I also find some of the prices here are considerably higher than other nearby options. The carts here are also hit-and-miss. As a wheelchair user, I need a cart that rolls (preferably one of the shorter carts). Some do here. Some don't. I have an attitude with Aldi so don't go there (Ask me sometime. I'll share the story). I love Target, however, Target has higher prices and a limited selection. Meijer is generally a solid option. As a side note, I can use Shipt for any of the main three (Kroger, Target, or Meijer), though only Target offers store pricing of the three (which makes sense since Target owns Shipt). This visit was okay. I was looking for the Kroger Rewards brochure so I could get a new card (and get their card-only discounts - for the record, I hate that.). I couldn't find them anywhere, but the cashier did end up having one. I actually switched carts half-way through because I couldn't handle pushing the beat up cart I had. The aisles were a bit more crowded than usual. Again, this is your average Kroger and the experience I had was the definition of average. Would I come back again? Yep, it's convenient. Would I go out of my way to do so? Not a chance. I'll intentionally go to a Target because I enjoy the atmosphere and the friendly employees - here? Get in. Get out. Get done. If that's all you need, this Kroger is fine.

My fav Kroger! Oh how I miss thee. Only because my life has got busy and I either use Kroger Pick…read moreup or delivery. So easy and convenient. Just download the Kroger app, and everything is right there. They even upload coupons for your most frequent purchases like milk, paper towels, and water. So, make sure when you open the app. Tap "savings" to see you your coupons.

Exceptional store. Always well stocked and competitive pricing. Weekly specials are always good and…read morefuel point earnings are a big plus. Staff are pleasant and helpful. The large footprint is very easy to navigate and location of products is easily searchable.

Clean and organized, noticed a lot of staff more than usual hauling and being available, I do like…read moreKroger overall despite their tragic sense of fair pay between corporate and those here. The discounts and red tags tend to provide much better value and awareness for reducing good pollution than Walmart and Target.

The gentleman who assisted me today in customer service had a very helpful and kind spirit. He was…read morebagging groceries for one checkout lane, monitoring the self-checkout stations and manning the customer service desk effortlessly. When it comes to the ambiance, the store is always very orderly and clean, and the prepared foods and salad bar come in clutch for a grab and go lunch or quick and easy dinner. I often times grab some of the prepared wraps and appreciate that this location includes packets of mayonnaise and mustard, which are a true game-changer. It can take a nourishing lunch option from bland to grand!

I do love me a fancy grocery store. If I thought that you'd know what I was talking about, I would…read moresay that Market District is almost exactly like the Gelson's of the Midwest. But only two Midwesterners I know would know what I'm talking about, and both of them don't read my Yelp reviews, so I'm not going to say that. (Unless you lived in SoCal, too? And you know Gelson's? If so, high five!) So! For our purposes, Market District is like an upscale Kroger. This Market District is much smaller than the Market District in Carmel. I was walking around, looking at all of the pretty food, and before I knew it, I had made a complete lap around the store. But even though it's pint-sized, there are still lots of great things all around. The bakery, especially, has lots of delicious-looking goodies. The meat section is tiny but tidy. The one section that seems abundant is the wine and liquor section. I saw some nice bottles of red wine. When I walked by the shelf-stable alternative milk, I was a little shocked to see so many varieties. Walnut milk, cashew milk, pistachio milk, sunflower milk, oat milk and even banana milk! That's not even all of them, either. This is the place to get your milks. It's nice to have a Market District in Westfield so close to Grand Park. This area felt like something was missing, and it was definitely a grocery store.

Back in Chicago, we'd consider this Whole Foods location a smaller, neighborhood size, and they…read moredon't have as much of a selection as bigger city Whole Foods. The salad bar is ok but limited, and their health & beauty section didn't have the lotion I wanted. The produce department was comparatively small as well. The team members who helped me were wonderful.

I don't shop for groceries here, but the folks working in the Amazon returns area are awesome. They…read moreare extremely patient, helpful, fast, and efficient. I always have a smooth and painless experience when I come here to process my returns!

Love Aldi and their fabulous prices. Similar to Trader Joe's I enjoy shopping here each week to see…read morewhat treasure I can find on 'The Aisle of Shame'. If ever you aren't happy with any purchase then return it for an exchange or money back or if you've lost a receipt get a gift card to spend. Workers are as friendly as they get treated in return, so be nice!! I live that it's small and I can run inside to get what I want in mere minutes. Don't forget to grab a box, bring a bag or you'll need to buy a bag upon checking out. Less chaotic than most grocery shops!

There were hundreds of anxious shoppers at the Grand Opening of the newest Aldi this morning in…read moreWhitestown. Sub-degree temperatures didn't deter excited shoppers wanting to be the first to visit the store. The brand spanking' new store is pristine and laid out logically. The produce was fresh and beautiful. I snagged a couple Christmas cacti that were just ready to bloom. I also picked up some of the fresh squash that looked amazing. The wide aisles of the store didn't seem crowded even though there were hundreds of shoppers. There was a nice self checkout with about eight stations, but I used a clerk checkout because she was excitedly waving me over. The staff is super friendly. Prices are great, and seemed lower than other nearby Aldis. Maybe the lower prices are promotional. There is plenty of parking and access is easy from the interstate.

This is one of my favorite places to get groceries. Not only is it very convenient for my location…read morebut the store has a nice variety of items, the employees are also very nice. Michelle is my favorite, she is always so friendly and has a lovely smile! Some of the things are "expensive" but you are usually getting good quality as expected, however they still do some nice promotions like the vitamins sometimes and they will have sales to make certain items very affordable so you wont have to hurt your wallet when you go here, its actually comparably solid prices. Amazing work, Fresh Thyme!

Have no idea how the store is open..shelves were filthy with sticky dirty residue, several items…read moreexpired. Items mislabeled or with no sign at all. Employees were too busy on phones and talking together to help when scanners were non operational. Never going back.

5 stars. I had a…read moresweet tooth and decided to pop in to see what the bakery had to offer. I asked the young lady behind the counter for her favorites and she delivered!! Don't skip the almond pillow cookies!!! So yummy. Then, I grabbed some fresh squeezed lemonade - fantastically thirst quenching! It's something about cookie and lemonade that feels nostalgic. I also saw a great deal on fresh flowers. 3 bundles for 16.99! I'll take it! Til next time...

This was my first visit to this Fresh Market. I usually go to the one on 146th Street. When I…read morewalked in, I was mesmerized by the display of orchids. Of course, I snapped a photo. The clerk, who as watering plants turned and asked if I needed help and I told her the orchids were beautiful. She then told me the story of Beverly Barry, one of the store's founders. The Barry's modeled their stores after European markets, with fresh flowers and produce. Beverly loved orchids. She passed away a few years ago and the store honors her memory with magnificent orchid displays. I love this story. The clerk was passionate and proud of Fresh Market, and for good reason. The produce is beautiful. The bakery display of cakes and pastries is beautiful. The candy display - beautiful. Even the seafood counter is gorgeous. I picked up a number of items including craft beer, European tea and coffee. Oh man, the fresh coffee is soooo good. The chain is out of North Carolina. There is accessible parking. The staff is fabulous. I love this grocery.