This is the best Pharmacy in the Kroger chain in Indiana. All pharmacists and staff (especially…read more Johnny) go above and beyond. I've been a customer for decades and won't use another location due to their service. They deserve 5 stars.

I like this pharmacy. One of the medical institutions I use sends my prescriptions here. They are…read morecomplicated to use and the staff here has been extremely helpful in helping me understand the process of administering them. Even though my insurance partners with Walmart and gets me my insulin with the cheapest prices, this pharmacy was able to beat the prices of this particular set of prescriptions. Another thing this pharmacy has going for it is that they have never told me a prescription is "out of stock." Walmart consistency runs out of stock on standard items such as syringes, as well as drugs. With today's technology a pharmacy should know what it has to refill at any given point in time and order it ahead of time so the customer doesn't run out of supplies and their prescriptions. This pharmacy seems to always be ahead of the game in that aspect. Kudos!

Costco is my weekly grocery spot and I usually like ordering in bulk and keeping some of the items…read morethat I use frequently. I have never had any challenges finding what I need. I also end up getting some new products from their monthly lineup. They always have something going on. They're good sales and it's worth my money, especially with the inflation. It still makes sense to stop by, pick up and stock up. Customer service is efficient very quick and I've never had any issues with my overall experience

While traveling, we decided to stop at Costco to get some gas and pick up some Yuengling…read more This Costco is not much different from any other Costco I've been to, which is a good thing, as it is easy to find what you're looking for fairly quickly because things are pretty much in the same place. The store is clean, orderly and efficient. I am deducting one star due to an experience we had here years ago. Am I holding a grudge? Maybe just a little. We were returning from Kentucky on a Sunday and stopped here to pick up some Yuengling to take back home. We walked around the entire store with 3 cases of beer in our cart, passing several employees, and NOT ONE PERSON told us that Indiana does not permit the sale of alcohol on Sunday. it was not until we went to checkout that the person cashiering clued us in. Would I stop in here again? Of course I would. Just not on a Sunday. 42/2025

I called to find out if a store closer to us was open( d/t this nice mini blizzard ":), I spoke…read morewith Andrea and she was the most helpful and lovely person!!! She even called the store manager or GM ( she had me on hold, I heard everything), just to verify they are in fact open! Not many people/ employees would care enough to do that!!!! She needs a raise:)

I love DG and this one is pretty good. Name brand products for less than the big stores. I usually…read morego here for cleaning supplies and household necessities like bleach, soap, toothpaste, brooms, etc. Stopped in this time for some cheap coloring books for my nephews. The employees are always friendly and helpful when you just can't find the Q-Tips.

I've noticed the prices at this Dollar General are a little higher compared to other locations in…read morethe area. Carts can also be hard to come by sometimes. Parking usually isn't an issue though since this location is in a strip, and there's plenty of parking spaces. Stock here can be hit or miss. I coupon, and I've noticed when the deals are really good this store can get pretty ransacked and shelves clear out quickly. Service hasn't been unfriendly in my experience. One thing to watch out for if you're couponing: make sure you enter the correct phone number the first time at checkout. If you try to re-enter the correct phone number at the end (which is what the worker had me to when I told him I entered the wrong number), the digital coupons won't come off. That happened to me once so I ended up canceling the transaction. I really wanted the worker to ring up all my items again, but by that point the line had gotten so long that I just decided to leave.

Easy to shop. Employees are friendly and helpful. I am handicapped and I almost always get help…read morewith the door and returning my cart.

Customer service friendly. Food is a hard pass. Third attempt to eat their food. Variety brought us…read moreback to attempt, yet again. Last, and final attempt = Noble Roman's pizza was burned. Seriously BURNED. Poppers had stale cream cheese.

Fast choice for a quick lunch. Staff is always friendly and helpful. Pizza, chicken strips and…read morelots more, plus daily specials.

On 3/21/26 walked in and asked for 4 gallons of gas which they only had regular. I was charged $20…read morefor 4 gallons. highway robbery

There's not much out in this area, so we're fortunate to have Lakeside Market. Yes, they're more…read moreexpensive than Kroger and I wouldn't recommend it for your weekly grocery shopping, but they keep an impressive inventory for such a small store. Unlike other convenience stores, there stock never seems to be past the expiration date. I'm surprised to hear other reviewers say the staff was rude. I've never once had anything but a pleasant interaction. I'm guess those reviewers are probably @$$h013$.

I was driving down Ohio Street today when I noticed the price of gas on their tall sign with the…read morebig red LED numbers. It was $3.42 (that's credit price, the cash prices was $3.32) when everybody else and I do mean everybody, even the cheaper places, all advertised gas for $3.75. I didn't think the sign was right, but I turned around just to see if the pump matched the sign and it did. I could not understand why they were thirty cents cheaper unless it was to drive foot traffic into their new store. This place opened in December of last year so they have only been open four months. If that is their strategy, it worked on me. I went inside since I was thirsty and just to see what it was like. It is a larger than most Circle K stores. While they do not have a kitchen that takes orders like Wawa (breaking ground this spring at St. Rd. 32 & Hazel Dell Rd. in Noblesville) or Quick Trip, they do have tons of ready to eat food that takes up the whole east end of the store. This is also where there are several fountain drink stations and coffee stations. On the other end of the store is a whole section of wine in addition to the usual beer refrigerators. The entire back wall is all canned or bottled drinks of more than the usual inventory of convenience stores. There is an inside dining counter with a charging station for each seat. Each charging station has one USB and one A/C current plug-in. There is also an outdoor eating area with three tables seating four each. They have a unique self check out station. Instead of scanning the bar code of the item, you just place your items down on this pad that is larger than the largest laptop, keep them separated, and it does the rest. They also have a lottery ticket vending machine for scratch offs which helps with the line not moving slow with people who like to buy a lot of them. I bought my favorite grape Gatorade Zero. Why did it taste better than the ones I get from the grocery? Just because it was a larger size? Baffling!