Stopped in this Kroger while on my way back home to the Des Moines IA metro from Columbus OH…read more Staff was friendly enough. This location seems like it might be a little older than others. The store wasn't dirty or anything; it just seemed a little dated. My main reason for stopping in was to check out the bourbon selection. It was kind of minimal, but they did have a Heaven Hill rye Grain to Glass on the shelf. Where I'm from this is pretty much an allocated bottle so that was nice to see. Convenient and right off the interstate for those of us just traveling through... Being just across the street from a White Castle gives this Kroger an extra star right from the jump... Lol

When we moved back to Indiana, I was so excited to be able to shop at Kroger again. My experience…read morethus far has been a great disappointment. Being charged incorrectly for items priced differently on the shelf, trouble using the app at checkout, and employees who really don't seem to want to help that much have made me appreciate the new Meijer in town so much. Disappointed to leave Kroger, but my experience does not justify loyalty.

It's that time of the year and this Walmart partners with The Salvation Army to offer Angel Trees…read moreinside the store for underprivileged children.....and YES for seniors too, known as Silver Angel Trees. Yay!! The Salvation Army suggests you spend between 25-125 dollars per Angel. If going inside Walmart is not possible for you, no worries you can still give by visiting "The Salvation Army's Walmart Angel Tree" page and enter your zip code to find a registry near you. From there you can shop for the items online and have them delivered by Walmart Spark Good Registry to a local Salvation Army. Keep in mind not all Walmarts have actual Angel Trees inside. To locate a Walmart with an actual Angel Tree, visit the Salvation Army website. Remember the Angel Tree program does have a deadline and it varies by location. See ya there!!

Typical big store, predictable hit and miss staff, inventory, and general disarray of trying to…read morefind items slightly swapped around from other locations I am used to. Payless and Fresh Thyme are the much better options not only for easy shopping but supporting local growers who provide much better quality produce. Walmart continues to hold back decent pay to its staff, add to the insane food waste generated by ignoring proper expiring food discounts and discolored fruits and veg, until that changes I got to tell everyone avoid and shop anywhere else where there's some access like at Kroger to help reduce waste and make good use of good farmer products.

I love Aldi and I love even more they are in Brownsburg. So easy to run in and grab something…read more Always clean and always stocked. If you do the pickup they are sooooo fast. Hot tip try their hot honey.

I have a condo in Brownsburg that I visit monthly. I'm so thrilled Aldi opened here. The first…read moretime I visited was a couple days before Christmas. A few items were sold out but that is to be expected at that time of year. The personnel was wonderful and helpful. Today I ordered curbside pick up and had an excellent experience. Only one substitution needed to be made which was easy. Everything was packed neatly. Nothing was smashed or crushed. The parking lot is set up for optimal convenience for the shopper. I highly recommend this new addition to Brownsburg.

Just had the worst customer service experience from the self check out 'monitor', Diane. Someone…read moreneeds an attitude adjustment and fast. Luckily another employee saw the interaction and asked me to follow him to customer services. At that counter, Kathy, was able to take care of me and apologized about Diane's rude remarks. Kroger needs to really reevaluate the way they allow their online couponing to be utilized and I would say something about the employees but theirs no controlling people nor their emotions.

Massive new grocery with one unisex bathroom. Ridiculous!…read moreAlso not a fan of the upscale atmosphere and the prices that cane with it considering Brownsburg is still such a small town. A third Starbucks within a quarter mile was a bit ridiculous