I am not giving this new Kroger's any stars at all. I ordered a cake for my brother and…read moresister-in-law's 52nd anniversary on Friday July 3rd was told it would be ready as requested on Sunday July 5th. I went in to pick it up and bakery said they did not have an order for it. I will not be returning to this Krogers. If I could give it a half a star maybe but unfortunately I have to give it at least one star to be able to post this review.

I like Krogers the only problem I have is that they don't get all the prices in the systems so you…read morereally gotta watch because even though it might say two for five, it's not in the system that way

Great multi-vendor shop space and open areas for floating events and vendors. The market only…read morestruggles with parking for its popularity. They have good options for more market provisions for taking home or spending some time in visiting with friends. Moving beyond the small market you get some various options to hunt for something that catches your interest. Plants outside are often very affordable for seasonal pass through.

Purple Onion had good grilled chicken sandwich and fudge. Service was very good, friendly…read more Overall, capital market ambiance was fine.

This is the worst grocery store in Charleston. You shop a sale but they don't give it to you and…read morethey act like you're trying to steal something from them when you call them on it. Try to use a digital coupon and it's the same thing, then you have to waste your time trying to get through to these idiots. I'm through wasting my time and money in this two-bit, fly-by-night sorry excuse of a grocery store. Done.

Stopped here on a whim...first and last time. The employee refused to sell his allocated liquors…read morebecause he was keeping them for himself. Hopefully his manager reads this. Ridiculous waste of time!

After living in the Philippines for 11 years, moving back to the U.S. felt like culture shock…read more.. but in reverse. I'm talking Where's the Knorr? Why is the rice in tiny bags? What do you mean no lumpia wrappers?! Thankfully, we found Asian Market, and let me tell you -- it's like a mini balikbayan box exploded in here, in the best way possible. First stop: rice aisle. Yes, I said aisle, because this place doesn't play -- sacks of rice like it's harvest season every day. Then we spotted all the childhood favorites my kids basically grew up on: Knorr Liquid Seasoning, Chiz Curls, Mama Sita's everything, and sinigang mix for days and dried mangoes. They've got all the lumpia wrappers you could want -- thin ones, thick ones, different sizes, and even magical ones that don't tear when you roll them. Okay -- heads up: there is a bit of an odd smell in the store. Not bad, just... unmistakably "Asian grocery store" vibes. But honestly? I barely notice it anymore because I'm too busy living my best life in the snack aisle. For a Pinay mom raising half-Filipino, full-time hungry kids in West Virginia, this place is a legit blessing. We'll definitely be back. Probably too often. Like... see-you-next-week often. Salamat, Asian Market. You get me.

Noel and i enjoy shopping and browsing through the Asian Market…read more This store is small & tight but they have about anything you are looking for. She purchased some Macha and chopsticks. There is so much to check out, and not very expensive. They also sell the most adorable chinese teapots and cups, puppets, toys, oriental fans, buddahs, if you have not been here before...go! They also offer a wide variety of fresh seafood still crawling in the aquariums and tons of spices!!!

This is a wonderful store with a good selection of fresh produce, dairy, canned, frozen, and…read morepackaged foods, and a nice deli for meals and desserts. The staff are always very friendly and helpful and there is the small, hometown ambiance that cannot be found in super stores. I find items that are unavailable anywhere else. Great store!

I love shopping at this little store. It is so much quicker than dealing with traffic in the…read moreparking lot at the big chain store. There are plenty of reasonably priced options, and the employees bag your groceries and even offer to take them to your car. This is a family run business in our community and I feel really great supporting them.

I was in Dunbar one time visiting a dear friend of mine who moved here from my hometown -- and he…read morelived in an apartment that was infested with mice, maniacs and messed up neighbors. I stopped here to treat him with some organic pickles to cheer him up, and he was instantly in better spearits. He was so enlightened that he even moved out the next day. The store is as clean as my driving record, and the exit door made me feel as rizzed up as Tobey Maguire when he walked out of the suit parlor. The cashier kept cracking organic jokes, and they actually did crack because they were all as dry as my sense of humor.

I cannot believe how disgusting the produce is here!!! I used to love this place but this is…read morehazardous!!!

This location needs an upgrade and better daily maintenance (the floors are too dirty)…read more The produce section is not rotated properly. I have encountered our-of-date produce, rotting produce, and fruit flies. The store often has an unpleasant odor. Perhaps this could be corrected by better cleaning of the store.

An older Kroger. Customer service was helpful. There is plenty of parking and the parking lot is…read morewell lit at night. The location is in a strip mall.

I put together a large order for Kroger delivery. Once I was done with the order, I tried to pay…read morefor it online, but could not find a place to do so. I called the store and was informed that Kroger does not do in-house delivery anymore. I was advised to contact Instacart. I signed up for Instacart and was told that I needed to create the order again. There was no way to just transfer it over. My order was for 90 items. I apparently wasted all of that time on the Kroger website, and now they couldn't transfer over my order. I have mobility issues so any order more than 4 or 5 pieces is difficult for me to handle on my walker. Also, on the Instacart website, it basically says that the prices on their website may differ from the Kroger website. Does that mean I have to pay whatever Instacart wants to charge regardless of what Kroger's price is on their website? Doesn't matter. I won't be ordering delivery from Kroger again. I will be posting this on the instacart yelp page.

I had to go here a few times while staying with family in the area. It is a typical grocery store…read morenothing special, but they do have a full deli which is nice. The prices are moderate for the area and always a little busy but nice, clean and organized store.

It's a Walmart. Most the employees don't want to be there, and the customers don't want to be…read morethere. It's just they have to. Walmart is one of the biggest employers of the area. Walmart has crushed most mom and pop stores, so there is no where else to go go shop really. This is not the fault of the staff. The people who do work there work hard. Give them a break.

I drove completely out of my way for a sale item that Walmart swore was in stock. Of course, I get…read morethere -- nothing. Empty shelves, no help, and the same tired excuses. This happens every single time. Walmart clearly doesn't care about their customers -- only their bottom line. I'm done wasting my time, gas, and patience on a billion-dollar corporation that can't even manage an accurate inventory. I'll happily pay double somewhere else, because at least Amazon delivers what they promise. Enjoy losing your loyal customers one by one, Walmart. You've earned it.