Traveled many miles to get my fill of the Pig! Did not disappoint! My only regret is it's 750…read moremiles from our home in Florida

Doritos, lunch meat, rolls, cheese ... you name it we got it. Basic grocery store it seemed and…read morehad what we needed. Staying at a local Airbnb and needed some groceries for the house. It was cool being in a Piggly Wiggly as they aren't anywhere close to where I live. If you need some basics they should have it!

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

Bakery products sold by Wallmart in general are horrible and half are not edible. It appears there…read moreis no quality control and no one from corporate has ever sat down and tasted these products. We have started returning the stuff purchased that has horrible taste for refund. No more just trashing hundreds of dollars in food not consumable.

Needed help finding a product and had an awful time finding an associate. Finally found the items…read moreand checked out. The cashier, Mary Richards, was very friendly and helpful. Went to use restroom on way out and they were blocked by two male associates who were supposed to be cleaning but were both on cell phones.

Piggly Wiggly! Straight out of small town life!!! LOVE it!…read more Such a small grocery and I expected the prices to be over the top but I was totally wrong. True story- I bought 1/2 pd of bologna, a dozen eggs, a box of stick butter and milk for $5.79 I have the receipt to prove it, Yo. I don't live in the area so I won't be a regular shopper but c'on.........$1.40 a pound for bologna!?!?! Yes sir.

How can you not treat yourself to a piggly wiggly shirt??? That's prime merchandise!!…read more To be honest, we didn't have much time, and we stopped in here just for the shirt. The workers were super nice and joked around with us. From what I could tell, the prices all seemed relatively low, and the store was well-kept and clean.

Largest grocery store in the area with a good selection of products and produce. They also have a…read moredeli area, which sells excellent fried chicken.

This is a basic grocery store with plenty of items one would expect in an area where there isn't…read moremuch competition in the grocery business. You can find every conceivable canned or frozen item. Unfortunately, many of the offerings are definitely NOT those one would find in an upscale grocery store. High-fructose corn syrup, 60% and above calories from fat and preservative-filled food seem to be the rule. The fresh vegetable section is seriously lacking, par for the course for the state with the highest chronic obesity rate in the US. If you're looking for last-minute convenience items on the way to Snowshoe, by all means come here. If you're looking for a week's shopping list, go down an hour on Highway 92 to White Sulphur Springs and shop at the Food Lion.

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.

Too darn crowded. Need more Kroger stores than we have. ONE in Heath, ONE in Newark. That's crazy -…read moreI'm from Columbus originally. When I go there around holiday times, NEVER any grocery carts. Dead scooters near ALL the time. Other than that, I have NO complaints about shopping in person, but my gripe is about the pickup "service." Food NEVER ready at the time I picked, and once, after waiting like two hours, I was texted and/or called saying my food was ready, only it was 8 pm. When I get there, pickup was CLOSED. Why let me know it's ready when they've already closed? I sat there a LONG time and when no one came, I had to go into the store, and got a very rude manager type person. I told her she WAS going to go back to get my items, and she said "nope, not doing that." I had to go back the next day, and I was out of necessary items. She comped me, but not that much. It should have been free, as my friends said. Here I am, tried it again, again they say it will be ready by 7 or 8. OR 8? Again, if I were to go there, it would be closed. So, I'm not even going to bother. I'll get it in the morning. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. I get it, everyone, since at least the Pandemic, has been short staffed, but, don't people want to work anymore? If it's too short staffed, just stop offering it. Problem solved.

The cashiers name is Melissa. She complained about the…read morepeople that visited her store on christmas eve.she said she wanted to quit. The girl complained of the customers, saying that they had bad attitudes because they were there on christmas eve. Obviously she had the problem. I only found out about this when I went into the store on Dec 26. She started complaining. Then I knew that was the girl. And get the earing out of your lip. It looks ridiculous

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.....