I have been here at least twice a week since moving to the area. Wayne in the produce dept. is…read moreawesome! He will give you suggestions as to new items to try- he convinced me to try the Pinata apples and they were quite tasty- it helped that they were $.99/lb. He's an asset to their team. I see him talking to a lot of the customers which is nice. The store seems to be well stocked and clean. I am a bargain shopper and have found some great deals esp. on Kroger brand items. I'm not a name brand snob and love that you can't tell a difference between store brand and name brand. I LOVE their CarbMaster yogurt. I have the Kroger Plus Card and LOVE that there is a gas station on the premises. I bought gas for $1.99 as I had $.10 off- nice! They have a nice floral department, they don't sell wine which is a bummer, and Redbox is located outside.

This isn't my normal type of review. But I've finally had it with this store. We've been coming…read moreto this Kroger since 2006. It's this area's "best" option, but that isn't going to cut it anymore. Many of the regular full time employees have gone. There are still a couple, but most have moved on. That's the reason we kept patronizing this store in the first place. They also used to have a lot of options and fresh items. This is true less and less often now. And I gave some leeway because of COVID, but Publix has fresh items and plenty of new and interesting things in stock. So why not Kroger, one of the largest grocers in the country? First they got rid of over half the checkout lanes and replaced them with self checkout. Ok, fine. Then they had a scan, bag, and go program where you could scan your groceries as you shopped, then just do a fast checkout at the end. That was quite convenient, but then they stopped doing that. Back to the dysfunctional self checkout. Which is often understaffed, so many times only half the kiosks are open anyway. I use my own bags. The self checkout stations make it extremely difficult to use your own bags, so I generally leave my bags in the cart and then just bag my groceries by using the "skip bagging" feature. Now the software has been updated and is absolutely atrocious. Skip bagging on a few items? Not only does it take forever between items to "skip bagging," but after a few items, it flags an attendant, grinding your checkout to a halt. And the same thing happens if you are purchasing more than a few items, even if you bag them in Kroger's bags on their bag stand. I get loss prevention, but this isn't going to help. And if you're that worried about it, maybe you should've kept more human cashier lanes. The carts are always rickety with broken wheels. Publix is 30 minutes away, but they have fresh, fun, interesting products, smooth riding carts, and many kind, efficient human cashiers.

We've purchased meat here a couple of times and have been pleased thus far. Grab a number as soon…read moreas you enter and peruse the selection while you wait. They sell frozen items- veggies, rolls, and seafood. They have an assortment of sausages, bacon, bologna, ribs and such in the cooler. The meat counter is full of different cuts and preparations of beef, pork, and so on. The service is friendly and efficient. They were fully staffed on 12/23/15 and everyone was working to get people in and out. The parking lot is large and they accept c.c and debit cards

"Quality and fair pricing"…read more OK. I'm in town with the in-laws for the Christmas holiday. Yesterday we stopped at Hampton meats to get a few steaks and some hamburger, and the first thing that I noticed was that the meat is higher than Whole Foods at Whole Foods in Green Hills Nashville. But it's not grass-fed. When we got home, we fired up the grill, my father-in-law cooked some steaks, and he knows how to cook steaks. They looked great, they were tough as nails. OK. I'll let that pass because it happens sometimes. But today, when my husband went to the refrigerator to get out the hamburger, it was grey. I'm attaching a few pictures. (Please note that the iPhone doesn't truly show how gray this meat is. It seems to have added a little bit of color, but this stuff was grey ) Needless to say, the whole family was a little irked, and if I did live here, I would never go back. This meat is horrible, overpriced, and only God knows how old it really is. One more complaint is the girl at the deli counter. I don't know if she didn't wanna work on Christmas Eve day, but she had an attitude that put me right off. She acted like it was a big pain in her fat butt to slice a few pounds of cheese for me. And while she didn't throw it on the counter, she certainly didn't put it down nicely and she didn't say thank you. I was told since Hampton's changed hands, the quality and the service has been subpar. I can attest to that.

This is by far one of the worse places to work at! The owner never communicates with his employees…read moretill hours after calling or messaging him and never gives a straight answer or doesn't answer at all. Yells at employees over doing things other employees have and continue to still do. The pay is worthless for what you are doing and have to deal with. Especially after over night raising his prices yet the employees are still only paid $10/hr when every other liquor store is paying $13/hr or more and he thinks it's okay to pay that. Which is a big reason why he can never keep anybody and why there are new people all the time. . He can never stock the stores correctly so half the stuff he has is stuff no one ever buys and the main things that sell he can never order or keep in stock. Plus he accuses his employees of doing things when there is no actual proof of anything happening just because of the way the employee is acting compared to other days or what another employee is saying. If I was anybody in Hopkinsville and the neighboring cities don't ever work for him and don't even buy from his store. When liquor king, or discount liquors or all the other places have more of a selection and the prices are way better you can expect anywhere from a $2-$10 difference in the price for how much you'll save going to other stores.

Stopped in to see the beer selection. Girl told me to head to Place I. Her perfume smelled great,…read morereminded me of Colorado. Very friendly. The other girl was funny, she said they didn't have crab legs when I asked for craft beer!

Just now went to go inside to grab drinks for the road, a woman sitting in the passenger side of a…read morevehicle just outside the store with others in the car with her told me it was closed because she is the only employee there and she's on her lunch break, and that it would be closed until 6:45 pm. Pretty unprofessional a place this big shutting down like that and only having 1 employee during a busy time of day. We won't be stopping by there again.

Road tripping to Nashville & stopped into this convenience store to fill up on gas & empty the…read morebladder. Normally I'm not one to loiter around gas stations, but this is no ordinary gas station, adjacent to is this awesome mom & pop gift shop that rivals any major city boutique. They have your name brand Vera Bradley, Alex & Ani, Kate spade, yeti's as well as smaller etsy-like items in a decently sized store. They have cute women's clothing & jewelry in one room, displays for wedding registries, stuff for little ones, household items in a lake cabin theme in the back room, local Kentucky apparel/jewelry/food/alcohol. I'm not even a fan of Kentucky but I'd sport some of the jewelry. Seriously, best gas/convenience/gift shop ever! Stop through if you're on a road trip & in need of gas/a new wardrobe/last minute gifts/shopping trip.

Best place overall in hopkinsville Kentucky. Organized, clean and very friendly staff. They treat…read moreyou more like family than employees. Love them.

It's a well lit, fairly stocked, clean grocery store. Get their reward card so you can be a MVP…read morelike me and everyone else that shops there. The employees seem to be friendly. I have found sweet potatoes and apples for $.99. There is a Redbox outside.

Beware. The new Aldi's (where some Office Depot or something used to be) is bad…read more Came into town to visit some in-laws, and stopped in It looks good outside, inside looks all right, until you see the produce. I really should've taken pictures. Rainer cherries had black spots. Asparagus had white mold. Mangoes were rotten. One of the loaves of sourdough bread had green mold. I really will go back in a week or two and take pictures. Hopefully it was just a brand new opening/bad product thing. This is not the way on Aldi is supposed to look. I hate to give a bad review. Because the store looks good.

We normally love Aldi! Today we went and the cashier was coughing all over her arm and 0 hand…read moresanitizer in sight! These are things people eat! We do y want to get sick and neither should a person with a cough be touching our groceries!!!

I wholeheartedly enjoyed the deli sandwiches. The hand pies were the best I've ever had. Bonus was…read moreall the fresh spices and candies too. Also, had a blast shopping the grocery isles. I wish I lived closer. Thanks for what you do, serving the community the way you do.

Great deals on overstock groceries and many unusual and speciality food items teas and home…read moreremedues. Bulk groceries deli and fresh bajed goods. Awesome store!

A great little liquor store with literally anything you could need. The staff are fun and super…read morenice. I prefer coming here rather than a box box liquor store, just for the service.

Went here while on a long layover at the Holiday Inn down the street. We went out for a walk &…read moreended up inside talking to the nice owner for 30 minutes about the differences between Whiskey & Bourbon. Left with a few different pints to take home. :) A little smoky smelling but I know smokers need somewhere to go.