Fabulous spot in Washington. Super clean and put together and hip! My dad ordered relish and butter…read morepickles from here, he liked them so much willing to drive from st.peters. Must check it out! All sorts of stuff there!

From the owner: Meats, Cheeses, Wines, Beers, Candles, Soup Mixes, Dip Mixes, Jellies, Jams, Pickles, Sausages read more

Nice big store. Plentiful parking. We all know what Walmart offers. But I can say inventory is…read moreavailable at this location that other locations have been sold out for months. (This is a plus ;) I had to stock buy but well worth it for availability. This location did have a nail and pedicure spot and a Claire's storefront along with the common First Community and a nice Subway. Police were out taking pictures and mingling with customers. Plenty of Xmas decorations to browse through or purchase. No complaints. Located in an area with surrounding stores and eateries .

I ordered 14 items for pickup and it came out in 12 individual bags. THAT's ABSOLUTELY…read moreRIDICULOUS!! It happens every time. Teach your employees how to bag more than 1 or 2 items in a bag. Cold stuff together. Perfume stuff (soap, detergent, cleaning products) together. Eggs on top. Breads on top. Produce together. Etc. it's really pretty simple.

Love this store!!! I…read morealways love Kroger and I come to this one because it's the closest and everyone is nice and helpful.

There is an employee named Kathy who is just Ludacris to deal with…read more She is this old lady with white hair who always stares at me when I am checking out while she is fine with others. I usually ignore considering its maybe cause I am an international student. But recently she went ham. I was entering kroger and I met 2 of my friends from college on my way in. Since I met them in the store , we chatted while be bought our groceries. When it came to getting checked out, Kathy was staring at me again. They went for self check out while I went for the billing counter and she threw a fit to the fact that I was buying alcohol and had my ID but that my friends who I met at the store should show their ID as well because I came to buy myself alcohol. All the other employees were fine but she created a big scene with all the other customers staring at us like we did something wrong and my friends were apologizing to me for talking to me in the store and being around me while we chatted and talked. I told her we dont live together , and we were going to our separate homes but she was just loud and rude and I must say, it seemed she was pissed at me which was usual by the way she stares at me all the time, but her making humiliating me and my friends in public was just disgusting and I think I am done with shopping at kroger. Might just shop at Walmart instead.

It's been a while since I've shopped here and as a Prime member, I need to start shopping here more…read moreoften again. Parking is a mess because it's in a strip mall with other popular businesses. People all over the parking lot so patience is required. As you enter, the store smells amazing. Not sure what scent that use but I need to find it. Staff is nice and the food items are great. The produce is so good and this place used to be my go to for fresh guac when I didn't feel like making it myself. I bought a few items from all over but I was looking for a large family salad line they used to sell. Either they were out or they no longer make it. Either way, I bought a lot of great food items at a decent price. I'll need to add this store back on my list

I seriously love that I could come here for all things. I can return some Amazon orders. I can load…read moreup on groceries, get some plants for my home and even pick up lunch. That's hot and ready. This is one of my most favorite stores. I only wish there was one in O'Fallon area or St Charles County. The staff is always super friendly and outgoing

Groceries!!!!! Well…read morelit, spacious. Clean and clear of clutter. Friendly staff. Hanging plants, seafood, meats, fruits etc. Prices varies. Outside seating as well.

Drove 45 min for a sale item and they had pictured was a different price then the item that was on…read moresale. Manager says its marketing I say its bait and switch. Dont advertise one item and say its another.

If you can describe the flavor and put it into words, both eclectic and good morning normal…read more There are menu items that are not typically found around this area, but are well executed

kind of near lunch, kind of hungry, Joe's is kind of right around the corner and kind of down hill…read moreso there I was looking at the board of sandwiches and getting kind of bummed to find they use 1000 on a Reuben but that's the hill on which I've chosen to die. got a roasted turkey ranch club instead because yeah, well, you know... it's supposed to be made like that ;-\ sandwiches come with a choice of salads or a bag o' Backers chips (a regional favorite since 1931) soups come with an air of refinement, desserts with a sense of contentment.

Having just moved to Rolla, I was out searching for a few specific items and was quite pleased to…read morelearn that this store carried them. It is pricier than what I've paid for in stores in the past, but when you're in semi-rural Missouri, the bit of extra money is still worth it when it saves you from a trip to St Louis or pricy online options. I didn't have lots of time to browse, but they seemed to have a good selection of products, and I'll definitely stop in again.

If you want to buy nutritional supplements, support a local grocery store, or eat more organic…read morefoods, Foods for Health is the place to go in Rolla. Tucked away in an inconspicuous strip center, Foods for Health has had surprisingly good business for many years considering it's Rolla and Wal-Mart is only half a mile down the road. That said, the products at Foods for Health might be twice the cost of what you'd pay at Wal-Mart but you'll be supporting a local business and buying products made by smaller and probably more socially responsible companies. Half of the store is groceries and nutritional supplements where you can find bulk-packaged dried beans, canned goods, cereals, nuts, dried fruit, flours, frozen foods, local eggs and cheese, vegan cheese and ice cream, and every possible health supplement you could want. The other half consists of books on health and diet issues, cosmetics, and toiletries. Foods for Health also provides massage services which I think you need to do by appointment. And if you're turned off by the higher prices, go there after Christmas when they have a 10% sale. They also accept SNAP benefits (food stamps).