The fried chicken is delicious! The breast's are $2 each ! I paid $11 for 3 chicken breast's and 4…read moredrumsticks ! Also bought corn , a dozen was $6. The bakery is amazing

If you are looking for a hometown type butcher shop or grocery store then TCs is the place…read more Talk about the neighbor hood corner store. Here it is. It has been here as long as I can remember. Want to know some of the local gossip. How such n such is doing. Come here. When ever I am out visiting my mom and step-dad out at the family farm, I my stop in to get a few things, especially the prize winning locally grown and slaughtered meats. Talk about quality and fresh. I think it is the best meat in Ohio, for you carnivores out there. They also have fresh Amish style baked goods, and produce. This market has thrived through good times and hard times. Even with a Kroger super store that opened outside of Heath, or the local Walmart. They can not compare to TCs. So if you are out in Southeast Ohio, stop by this little grocery store and check it out for yourself, you will be pleasantly surprised.

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.....

Been here several times, and reviewed it. Why does Yelp keep pulling reviews? I doubt I said…read moreanything offensive. I don't doubt that I gave it a bad review. And this one is fairly negative too. It's Walmart. So, chaotic parking lot, chaotic aisles, mentally disturbed customers (explains my presence,) staff who are former customers and just as clueless. I tried to pop in for three things. The place is so big there are multiple places for each thing, so you have to wander the whole store. Pillows? Three places that I saw, probably more. Oven thermometer? Actually, most of the kitchen stuff is in one place, so this didn't take too long. Health and beauty? All sorts of items scattered along one entire side of the front of the store. I would have asked for help at the pharmacy but there was a line, and I had to brave carts and customers at random angles in the aisles. I left as soon as I could. Which was awhile later, because half of the self-checkout stations were closed, and customers at a couple others had issues and were waiting for the clerk. Who was helping another customer install an app, and taking her sweet time. I heard her say "and it tells me how much time I save at Scan and Go" and bit my tongue before I asked if that was measured when all the self-checkouts were operational and available. Two stars because they did have most of what I needed, at reasonable prices. But I am questioning the life choices that led me here.

I did not have fun because there is no water park in side and there was no pool and the workers…read morewere not life guard

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.

I just did a pick up order. Everything was there.. The downside is sometimes a fruit is supposed to…read morebe fresh does not look so appetizing.

This is a review for the bakery / cake ordering. I ordered the cake online and included a photo for…read morethe cake top. It turned out better than I had hoped for. And the cake was delicious, too! Highly recommend.

Out of town bourbon run. Don't mind if I do, it's one of my guilty pleasures that I often do so…read morefast I forget to check-in. I often walk out empty handed because I'm picky. This visit had a bit more on my list with grabbing up snacks. Store was older and dated, but otherwise was organized and clean enough. I found the bourbon area and it was very small. The selection was not great. did get a George Remus that is no longer available in VA. I also picked up a few snacks. I had no interaction with an employee until checking out Checkout was fine, nothing special on customer service to report. My credit card processed fine and I was on my way.

Pros: Good location with lots of parking…read moreLots of staple items, plus some unique ones too Courteous staff Good selection of produce and at meat counter Cons: Donuts were a bit stale Items are pricier than going to a regular grocery store Pro tip: Worth a visit to support local if you are in Granville

Granville market has of course the deli,meat case. They really standout with the beer. They have…read moreevery beer behind the glass cooler. The beers are all cold and you can marvel at all the choicest beers etc. You could try 1 a week and not drink all. I smile when i go buy a cold different beer.

Prime market. Always great items for affordable prices. To…read moreGo meals: Brisket BBQ with Mac and cheese. Everyone is happy. Clean

I was next door and to stop by. This grocery store is literally a dream come true for me. They have…read moreamazing meat quality selection. They had real bacon. They had a big section on real snack whole food selection. The frozen food had non processed frozen food. I purchased the most delicious green grapes. They had homemade soaps. Bulk honey, peanut butter. Prices are reasonable. Service is great. This place is extremely clean. I loved this place. This place is a great place to stop by highly recommend.

Nice little convenience store, handy right at the intersection. I've passed it many times. Gas…read moreprice was average for the area. A decent selection of snacks, some fresh local food, etc. Friendly service. Decent prices.

Might become a regular stop for the breakfast sandwiches. The deli meats are good too.read more

***Reposting My Recently Deleted Review (from 2012):…read more I did go to this Kroger when I moved downtown 13 years ago. The King Ave. Kroger had not yet been rebuilt; and it seemed like it was always ransacked and out of, basically, everything. This Kroger seems bigger than that south campus Kroger. This Arena District German location looks and feels like it has more aisle space - a big deal in the urban core. Their organic and vegetarian sections have more variety, too I feel this is the best store around the downtown area. However, King Ave. Kroger is closer to home, so it all basically boils down to how much "variety" I'm looking for on a grocery shopping outing.

This is horrible. The store is so poorly run, stockers standing around, no shopping carts, and…read morewhen I told an employee he said I can find them out in the parking lot .

Great market ! I had the pleasure of getting the broccoli and cheddar soup ! The flavor and amount…read morethey give you is a steal !!! From the friendly customer service and clean store I will definitely go back

I am abandoning Luckey's for a number of reasons:…read more You almost always only have one soup choice. I sorely miss the chili! Your salad bar is small and pathetic. Why bother? You no longer carry the curry chicken salad. You have no choice for a non sauced chicken wing. I am returning to Giant Eagle Marketplace in Grandview. Much better selection and prices.