Kroger Marketplace is a fairly new building that is gigantic with sections devoted to produce,…read moredelicatessen, a Starbucks, and even a clothing section in the middle called "Fashion Essentials". There is also a seasonal section to the left of the entrance. The rest of the store has the usual perimeter items with the long rows that run from store front to back being divided by a central aisle to make it easier for shoppers to travel between rows. Key items are listed above each aisle to allow customers to make judgments about where to find something not specified. They do have a wide variety of food items but even they aren't all inclusive. I checked for a few items that my local Meijer carries and they weren't available here. And prices are hit or miss for being the "best" deals. Of course, they have a frequent customer use card that allows further discounts. That requires filling out an application to get the card. One thing I found a bit greedy was that when the checkout machine prompted me regarding getting cash back, it asked for approval to charge a $0.50 handling fee. It's free at Meijer. Meijer figures that if I am spending money with them, they already made some profit, but apparently Kroger needs to squeeze another four bits from me if I want cash. Seems like they ought to give me a discount for paying with cash if cash is so valuable to them! And is it worth that small fee to leave a last impression with a customer that they were gouged? Sounds like some person without any customer service knowledge got involved in that "corporate" decision. Well, at least I got my $0.50 worth of ranting in! Review #3303

This is a huge Kroger Marketplace store with specialty items not found at other Kroger stores and…read morehas added departments such as for flowers, clothing, kitchenware, housewares, office and school supplies and a large selection of wine and spirits. It also has a specialty 'Cheese Shop' with an expanded selection of gourmet cheeses, crackers, fruit paste and other accompaniments. The produce section is fairly large and has quite a lot of organic items. There is a water filtering machine to refill your containers. They have 10 or 20 lb bags of ice up front. There is a Starbucks inside the store and a seating area there and near the deli. The store is very clean and has nice wide isles. And I love that it's open 24 hours every day. Nice and cool inside too. This is one of the nicest Kroger stores in the nation. They have some personal favorites of mine like hydrogen water, Harmless Harvest organic coconut water, Califia toasted almond milk, La Tur Cheese and Guthrie's Sin in a Tin chocolate Pate in the frozen desert section. Shortcomings for me are the lack of preservative-free shrimp and more natural seafood, but sadly, this is common at most grocery stores. Also I wish their bakery didn't add preservatives to their items.

Worst customer Service experience in my 55 years of life.... My 30+ years of experience and…read moremanagement one thing I've learned is when your employees are bad it's usually because of the manager. this Walmart has the worst employe experience I've ever seen. I've visited many Walmarts in my life. in fact at one time I was a Walmart manager... and I would have never allowed what happening here.

Cannot believe how terrible this store has gotten. Service is practically nonexistent. The…read moreworkers are either standing around talking to each other or playing on their phone. The shelves don't get restocked often. I would rather pay a little more and shop at Kroger or Meijer from now on! And the service area lady needs to be a lot more understanding. The ink in the registers are pathetic. How can I return something if I cannot read the receipts to bring the right on back. Oh...this way you cannot return anything.

I love some of the variety of items that they carry in the store but especially have to admit I…read morelove being able to grind my own peanut butter! We always find quite a few sale items especially on vegetables and fruits which are a big portion of our food budget. We also appreciate that they have a lot of alternative options for vegans and others which means you can find almost any unusual ingredients within the store. Plus they have a lot of fun treats as you wander the aisles to pick out other new food items! The story is definitely on our rotation especially when baking or cooking something vegan.

For a health food market, they have a really wide variety of high-quality products -- I'm able to…read morecomplete my whole shopping trip here. The store, while small, feels spacious and uncrowded, easy to navigate, and sensible in layout. The staff are all friendly and helpful. The meats are all sustainable. Most products are organic. Many products are locally-sourced. All products are priced reasonably and affordable. THE PRODUCE SECTION IS EPIC. I gave up shopping at Kroger because they had poor quality and limited selection, and it always looked picked over. Root veggies were rotten in the middle, withered, old. Fresh Thyme has many hard to find things: Lacinato kale. Dandelion greens. Chayote squash. Hen-of-the-woods mushrooms. Multiple varieties of peppers. I cook with a lot of varied vegetables; dishes from around the world. Fresh Thyme makes that easy. The app is... meh. But Fresh Thyme will deliver groceries shopped for online. While the substitutions have been somewhat hit-or-miss, I'm housebound, waiting for a new hip, so this has been incredibly helpful. The shoppers have also been universally communicative and friendly. As long as I live in Indy, Fresh Thyme has my loyalty.

This place is a small grocery store with limited items but carries more than the dollar general as…read moreit has some fresh produce and meats. I wouldn't count on them having everything you need but it is good in a pinch and close to home. The employees are very helpful there and will look to see if they carry an item if you call ahead.

Since the last time I was here things have changed. They've added so much! They have a NICE splash…read morepad area and pickle ball courts in the back. They've added public restrooms as well as a little amphitheater. It's really nice. The market now has two long rows of vendors. The Whiskers on Wheels bus was such a neat idea. You can get on and pet animals. They had so many booths selling different things, honey, kombucha, coffee, baked goods, bath salts and many more. This market is within walking distance of the county courthouse in Franklin. It's open Saturdays 8 am - noon.

This is a sweet little farmers Market in the downtown Franklin area. You'll find both fresh produce…read morealong with prepared food items. I believe there is also some live music during our visit. The location is easily walk a boulder all of the shops and restaurants in downtown Franklin. We especially loved visiting this community for the great antique shops and architecture. Make it a perfect morning by adding in a visit to Main & Madison Bakery. The prices were very reasonable and everyone we encountered was very friendly. Finding parking was also a breeze thanks to the location.

If you are looking for pretty good sushi at a reasonable price Kroger on State Road 135 is your…read moreplace. They will make it fresh to order or you can buy it prepackaged. on Wednesday they have five dollar sushi. We've always enjoyed it.

Disappointed once again . Not one cart inside the store all riding carts are not charged . Get it…read moretogether Kroger. It's almost 10 am WTH?!!!

We look on the Wal-Mart app to see if certain items are in stock at this location, it says they…read moreare, but when we go in they are not, even after asking employees. It's frustrating to say the least.

The speed and efficiency of curbside grocery pickup has declined dramatically over the past few…read moreweeks with little to no apparent intervention by management. It is now more typical to wait 20 minutes to an hour for groceries to be brought to your car once you arrive. I typically do not receive an apology for my wait. Associates bringing groceries to cars are oftentimes observed to be doing their jobs very slowly and at times not carefully. When there have been no parking places left for curbside pickup and people waiting 30+ minutes, it is not uncommon to observe associates making prolonged small talk with customers unrelated to completing their grocery orders. Disappointing and makes me want to utilize Kroger and Meijer's curbside services more often.