I was having a medical issue last night around 8pm so I grabbed what I could and checked out at…read moreself checkout after I paid I didn't think I would make it to my car so I asked the younger girl working there for help I said "is there anyone that could possibly walk out to my car with me? I'm feeling like I'm going to pass out and may need someone she didn't even try to ask anyone she just said um no he is busy working and dragged it out which wasn't necessary I then walked over to a cart and sat down and then asked three different groups of strangers to help and everyone said they were walking different ways so I said aloud " if you see someone on the ground call 911?" And used my cart as a walker what was so important and needed to get to my car fast was either my sugar was too low or high and I needed my oxygen tank out of my car so I wouldn't pass out. I did run into a cart guy right outside the door and I asked him to help me and he did I was confused from not having my oxygen on and told him it could be my sugar but once I got my oxygen on I was good I wanted to go back in but didn't bc I would have had to deal with her again. I tried to call the store to talk to her supervisor on shift to tell their workers if a customer tells you they need assistance you help them especially if it is medical like I told her it was! I tried calling 5 times and talked to someone on their website then today I talked to a manager at the store that I know from being in a small town and he made me feel like she should have helped me and he did apologize I'm just saying if you have medical issues get a wheelchair/scooter that they provide bc today I went back and used one and had my oxygen so it was not as bad as last night I lasted until I got to the car and then I was done haha but I know it helps and I will use them now but I hate the stares I get in that thing is crazy treat you like an invalid sometimes.

This Kroger is usually clean and the staff is usually friendly. Only downfall is the prices are…read moreusually higher than Kroger's in other locations.

The staff should learn to have more initiative and effort in utilizing time in the store and not…read morechoose to negatively engage customers. The issue was a simple cart return that is in the per view of this associates job duties. Other than this negative engagement the store was nice and well maintained.

Placed an online order at 5pm and got a message that they was running 45 mins late. Well here it is…read more10:23 pm and still no food talk to a manager and all they could say was call back tomorrow after they took my 300.00 out of my bank account.

Pros: Good location with lots of parking…read moreLots of staple items, plus some unique ones too Courteous staff Good selection of produce and at meat counter Cons: Donuts were a bit stale Items are pricier than going to a regular grocery store Pro tip: Worth a visit to support local if you are in Granville

Granville market has of course the deli,meat case. They really standout with the beer. They have…read moreevery beer behind the glass cooler. The beers are all cold and you can marvel at all the choicest beers etc. You could try 1 a week and not drink all. I smile when i go buy a cold different beer.

Just down the road from Hocking Hills tours in Rockbridge is Logan and what has to be the shining…read morestar: Weaver's Market. Reasonable. That's all you need to know. We fed the three of us for under $20. It's a grocery store and more. Deli sandwiches and different Amish snacks, baked goods and candies. We bought a few jarred items, fresh bread, cheese and a German bologna that I absolutely love. The deli sandwiches were very good....but reasonable! The parking is a bit tricky and crowded. The owners are very gracious and inviting. This alone makes the trip worth taking! 04/25

Grabbed a bite to eat here after walking around the little antique shop across the way…read more I thought it was interesting that they have a TON of Amish candies and treats that you can pick up to take home but also have a deli counter to make sandwiches and smoothies. My fiance got a pulled pork sandwich with a bag of chips, drink and a candy bar. I got a Pina colada smoothie. Prices were very reasonable! We didn't pick up any candies or anything to take home but I loved that there were so many options of items, candies and/or frozen treats (cookies, cinnamon rolls) to take home.

No public rest room they have a porta potty outside on the corner. There is quite a variety offered…read morefor sale here! Food souvenirs camping equipment decor blankets and clothing! There's a lot to see and it's virtually the only place in the area to stop outside of the visitor centers for the local trails. Service was friendly and attentive and I found more than I was looking for.

This is a cute place but very understaffed (which they recognize)…read more It is very nice to have a locally owned place close to the very popular State Park. We thought the fried foods were all delicious, particularly the Mac and cheese bites. The sandwich was a bit meh. Nice selection of bottled drinks and things you might have forgotten for your trip. We did not mind waiting but we felt bad for the harried pace for the staff. The first day we went there were two employees, but the second day, only one. There were some things we wanted to try but we didn't want to have others wait longer. Pricing was very fair. It seemed a little dirty but once again, under staffed. Recommend, particularly if you can go less popular times.

Stepped into this Kroger and accidentally time-traveled straight back to 1987. No warning. No…read moreseatbelt. Just vibes. This place is PEAK small-town Appalachia energy in the best way. I swear I half expected to see my mom pushing a cart and telling me to stop asking for snacks. Also... I'm pretty sure the store didn't get smaller, I just got bigger. Because these aisles (all five of them ) had me navigating like a semi truck in a parking garage. Tight turns, high stakes. But when I saw that old Kroger sign? My heart did a little boop. It's wild how nostalgia just sneaks up and grabs you by the feelings like that. Honestly, this place isn't just a grocery store, it's a tiny pause button on life. A perfect little pit stop on our Saturday road trip through southeastern Ohio... where you can grab snacks and a flashback.

Twice i made a delivery order on line was over changed the first time and didn't get my whole order…read moreyou did nothing second time i was Charge Twice and still mot willing to take care of it i v see why your ratings are a 2 and so many of your store's are closing rude staff rude when you call the 1-,800 number never your store fault manger never respone to any complaint its easy to hind in your office they be willing take of a bad problem be shoping at the hinesville ga store for 8 yrs never order on line or go inthe store I will take my business to publix

This giant eagle has the worst customer service ever they have a sale going on and they do not have…read morethe product that's on sale. They don't write rain checks. I've been into the store three times. They said they were supposed to get a delivery of the product today, I called. They said they had the product I went in. They don't have the product and for whatever odd reason that product hasn't been ordered in in two weeks really seems like a bait and switch tactic to put up Montel and then not have that product into purchase.

I had to pop in to get something while visiting Lancaster, and this Giant Eagle has all of the…read morethings! I feel like Giant Eagle is a touch more fancy than other grocery stores, but that could just be my experience. This Giant Eagle is very organized and has nice wide lanes. It also has a good variety of food items. I saw some gourmet snacks that I don't usually see at other grocery stores, as well as some Latin sodas, which was kind of a surprise. The produce section was also organized and full of fresh-looking food. The bakery is located next to the produce section, and also had lots of yummy things available.

I am 62 years old. I was told that I could not buy alcohol at this Kroger with a paper ID. The BMV…read moregave me my expired ID but the manager said it's an Ohio law. I Google it. It's NOT an Ohio law. It said that some stores might say no because they can't scan the paper ID. I went to the BP on 79 and they had no problem looking at my paper and expired license. They sold me the beer that I wanted without any problem.

Stores ok, pharmacy is the worst. Seems like they always have an attitude, if you don't like your…read morejob find a new one.....

I stopped in here several times during our trip to Hocking Hills to grab extra pet treats, allergy…read morepills, water bottles, etc. This morning we stopped in one last time to grab a coffee from the Starbucks inside before getting on the interstate and it was very unpleasant. 3 staff members (2 girls, 1 guy) were working this morning, but none of them smiled or greeted customers in front of me (or myself), not sure about customers who came in after me. They are located inside of a grocery store, yet do not have almond milk as a non-dairy/milk alternative option. Just typing this out makes me feel super old, but when I was in college about 9 years ago, I worked at Kroger that was remodeled and got a Starbucks. When they ran out of milk, guess what? They went and removed it from inventory from the store and were re-stocked for customers to continue ordering their beverages. Really wild to me that they are not doing that here. Additionally, I was looking through emails while waiting for my coffees/pastries to be ready, and one of the girls said something and pushed out a coffee, but I didn't hear what it was. I asked if she had said either pumpkin or caramel to make sure it would be one of my drinks and she just goes "PUMPKIN" and walked away. Then the 2nd girl slides over a coffee and just stares at me and says nothing, so I asked if it was also mine and she just nodded her head and walked away. A couple of minutes later, the guy who rang me up brings me over my pastries and slides the bag towards me without saying anything. I truly do not understand why no one in there is talking to customers? Just bizarre behavior. When I got out to my car and got situated, I also discovered that he warmed up a muffin I specially said not to. So overall, just really poor customer service. When we come back to Hocking Hills we will make sure to shop somewhere else.

Kroger has almost everything you need at a fair price. The store is always clean and have plenty on…read moreinventory. The prepared foods are also delicious.