Located at 370 Diederich Blvd, Ashland, KY 41101…read more Kroger is my go-to grocery here and there are a handful in the Tri-State area. Friendly service and well stocked. Store is in decent condition and kept clean. Parking lot can be challenging to navigate at times but always well stocked.

Wonderful location, right by the hotel we stayed in and even has a Kroger gas station! They keep…read moregreat inventory if you check the ap, it's spot on so you'll know before you go if they actually have something on the shelf. Checkout was easy, quick. I used self check and there was no wait at all. Also has plenty of parking spaces. It might be tricky getting out of here if you're turning left, but just go where the light is and it'll be no problem.

Yesterday was an awful experience for myself and multiple other customers and even the staff…read more I received a text at 4pm saying my order was delayed. Received a text at 5:15pm saying it was ready for pickup. Arrived to what I can only describe as chaos. Over 24 cars in spots waiting for pickup, 15 cars lined up along side the building, 1 worker bringing out orders one at a time. I received 3 text reminders about my order being ready AFTER I finally got a parking spot with a pickup number. It was 2 hours after that someone came around asking people's names and trying to organize things. I was told be two separate employees my order was up next, only for it not to be. I arrived at 5:30pm, I left at 9:30pm. I sat there for FOUR HOURS. Obviously when I got home, things were unthawed, luckily the only thing truly wasted was the ice cream I had purchase which had obviously liquified in that 4 hour window. At no point did I see more than 2 employees and I was told by one of the employees that there was a system issue with the orders, nothing was coming through correctly, and management would not let them cancel any of the orders. He encouraged people to cancel if they could, I however, was not able to cancel via the app because it told me I was unable to cancel if an order was ready for pickup. Another gentleman told me that the reason I was told my order was ready was that it had started being prepped twice by different employees but hadn't been finished. He wasn't even supposed to be doing pickup, and had never done it before, but was trying to help out. Sadly I know that it's the employees that are going to get in trouble for this, and not management. This was 100% a management and app issue, but crap as always, will float downhill.

I needed to get my oil changed and tires rotated on my 01' Avalon. I was greeted promptly and the…read moregreeter was very polite and explained my service options. Service was performed quickly and a great value for the price! This is my go to place for routine maintenance!

Omgosh the amount of food is crazy for the price. Super busy but the wait will be worth it. Their…read morefried chicken is delicious moist & crunchy. A huge variety of food. Very pleasant people attending to you. I loved their country store. I found something I have never seen before. It's like the old school cafeteria, clean with a lot of seating.

Oooh! Be sure to stop at Yoder's Country Market, on KY 32 (between Flemingsburg and Goddard Covered…read moreBridge). This store features Amish goods, delicious country hams, sugar cured hams, homemade jams, home baked goods, baking supplies and candies. It's sorta like a general store/market featuring Amish goods including country ham, cheeses, crafts, homemade jellies, preserves, Justin boots, baked foods and candies. Many who know of the place make a point to stop in for sandwiches and bulk Amish foods - a really good place to visit! Open from 9-5 Mon-Sat. Mondays through Saturdays, you can buy fresh homemade sandwiches, pies, cakes and bread. The store is closed Sundays.

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.

When in season they have beautiful flowers, gorgeous hanging baskets and plenty of veggies to…read moreplant. In the store they have a deli and bakery. The hand held pies are a star within themselves! Come early as people like to take bags full. The red raspberry and lemon and winners. Lots of canned items and jellies, plus plenty of bulk packet choices.

Ok first, let me say that I DON'T love the donuts here- but read on!…read more For everything else this is a one-stop shop for Amish goods like spice mixes, food, deli, and flowers (seasonally). I love stopping in here because the staff is so friendly and helpful. It's definitely a gem on the outskirts of town that a lot of people overlook. Stop by and check it out!

The store is wonderful. There are lots of hand made items (towels, clothes) as well as baked bread,…read morecookies and sweets. Vegetables and unique salads and delicious food are on the refrigerated shelves. The aisles are loaded with special flours, spices and honey. The hand crafted chairs and benches are amazing. The register lines are steady and constant. There are registers in the front of the store too. This place is worth a visit.

If you're looking for a shopping experience that takes you back to a simpler time, JR's Country…read moreStore in Bainbridge, Ohio is worth a visit. While exploring the area, we stopped into this Amish-run general store and immediately fell in love with its charm and personality. This isn't one of those big-box stores where everything feels the same. Instead, it's the kind of place where you can wander the aisles and discover something new around every corner. They carry a little bit of everything, from baking supplies and snacks to fresh produce, candies, Amish crafts, and homemade goods. One of the highlights of our visit was watching an Amish girl making fresh chocolate fudge. It's not every day you get to see treats being made right before your eyes, and it added to the store's authentic country feel. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, making us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. We ended up taking home some beautiful fresh tomatoes, a homemade cheese ball, and some fresh-made pickles. Everything looked fresh and delicious, and we couldn't resist bringing a few goodies home. Outside, they even have a selection of T-Rex poly furniture for sale, which caught my attention as we were leaving. It's just another example of the variety of items you'll find here. What I loved most about JR's Country Store is that it feels like more than just a place to shop. It's an experience. It's the kind of store where you can slow down, browse, chat with friendly people, and appreciate the craftsmanship and quality that seem harder to find these days. If you're visiting Bainbridge or just passing through Amish country, make sure to stop in. You might come for a few groceries, but you'll leave with a bag full of goodies and a smile on your face.

We love shopping at Deemers Food Fair,They usually have what i need and quick to help you out.No…read morenegative comments except for one about the fried chicken and wedges.Sometimes it is so salty that you cant eat it and the next time it is ok.Anyone else noticed this?Shout out to Dave Prater for doing a great job over seeing the business.

I've been shopping at Food Fair for years when I come to visit my parents. It used to be called…read moreDeemers but they got bought out a few years ago. It's a small grocery store with a hometown feeling. Plus it's nice to come here when you don't want to walk around a large grocery store for a few items. I stopped in for tea and honey as I had a sore throat. The tea was on sale for $2.99 but rang up at $3.19. I advised the cashier, who was the young man, and he looked at me like I was crazy. There were two people behind me but I didn't care, so I walked back to the shelf to make sure I saw the right price, and I did. He corrected the price. I know what you're thinking, it's only $0.20. But if the shelf tag says it's one price that's what it should ring up as, right? My family has used this grocery store to purchase fried chicken for special events many times. The deli line is always long, because not only is the chicken good, but many other items such as ham salad, etc. You can call in the chicken order ahead of time and they will have it ready when you pick it up. You can't pay when you call in the order as you have to pay when you pick it up. I would recommend Food Fair for your grocery needs. But like anywhere, be sure the price matches the shelf tag.

This Kroger has done a great job of blending into the surrounding community rather than sticking…read moreout like a brick sore thumb. The entrance is actually on a side street and the side that borders the main road in Portsmouth is painted with a mural. Fitting since the flood wall a few blocks south is painted with murals! But inside, its still just another Kroger. Prices are a bit higher than the Walmart down the road but it is certainly convenient for downtown Portsmouth. There don't have an extensive selection (International food section was basically Mexican) but its enough to get your basics and get you through your weekly shop. It loses marks with me for not being open 24 hours though. I've had too many late night baking emergencies to understand the importance of this. And I'd wondered where the Starbucks in Portsmouth was. I mean, there can't be a town with a population over 5,00 without a Starbucks, right? Well, its in here.

We were staying at Shawnee Lodge just north west of town and my wife had a medication accident. She…read moredropped 2 non narc pills and lost them but it was one she needed for sleep so we called our pharmacist. East fix and directed us to find a pharmacy locally and have them contact them and they can get this remedied. We love Kroger so we called Kroger, big mistake. From first answer you could hear the "I hate job" radiating from every syllable of her short but understood "Pharmacy" w the enthusiasm of a death row inmate. I work in customer service so I introduce myself and start to explain but I wouldn't have to, the woman on the other end of the phone let out another long groan as a euphemism for "you idiot". I get it, yes we idiots. She then snaps well "I need a whole bunch of information" not informing us of the upcoming task but to scare us away from the process cause , SHE HATES HER JOB! I explained really nicely that I did have all said information but in another act of sabotage, she began to snarlingly list the info the will be required!! Patients first name Patients last name Patients middle initial Medication name Dosage Prescribing dr Original pharmacy Etc .... On and on it went. Never a pause to let me talk. Each demand more nasty and snarly than the next. Is something wrong, do I need to talk to someone else. She was fine tho, all the while the I HATE MY JOB, oozed from every pore! I tell her we have everything she needs but undetermined and maybe a little pissed that I was able to provide the information, she hisses her huffs and puffs through her teeth this process doesn't work like that and she will take it when she's ready. At this point I wasn't gonna a give my information to a person that clearly doesn't want to assist. I explained to her this level of lack of professionalism was disturbing. HAPPY ENDING THO One call to Chris at CVS was all it took. He told us he will take care of it and when we could expect it get it. He was 100% right on and the man for the job. If you need your Rx filled, take them to Chris at CVS. Not "Karen" at Kroger.

Please thank "Rebecca" for me! I was wandering around the store looking for coconut water and…read moreexhausted due to a health condition. Apparently, she noticed my struggle, asked me if I needed help and she helped me with such kindness ! Then I get up to register and Rebecca was right there asking if I was ok. I told her I forgot the bread but already in line. She then asked me what kind and I said any white bread loaf will do. She brought two to choose from. I was so relieved and crying as she helped me on a very difficult day I was having. Here on vacation and never been inside this Krogers. Thank you Rebecca for your help and your amazing customer service. You are one very special person and I can't thank you enough for the help you've extended to me. I will never forget. You are amazing!!!

Worst Kroger in the area. I'm a local and this is my closest grocery store but they never have…read moreanything in stock and what they do have in stock is on the verge of expiring. This is the worst grocery store I have ever had the pleasure of shopping as well. Its always crowded with hardly any registers open and the kids always seem to be on break. I wish Publix would open a store near us. Kroger has turned into nothing but a joke for grocery stores anymore.