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    3.1 (78 reviews)
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    Closed 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
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    Niki B.

    Sparkling new and stuffed to the brim. They sell a few local products like Frittle and Broad Ripple Chip (yay!). They also source a lot of produce from farms in Michigan, which is nice to keep it in the Midwest. They sell sushi, as well as made-to-order Mexican foods, pizza and more. There's also a create your own salad bar. The people we interacted with were friendly and I liked the size of the grocery: Big enough but not overwhelming. You can park in the garage on the east side of the building for free and access the grocery from the garage.

    Brittany S.

    Very, very similar to what was here before. They're working with a fairly small space for a grocery so I think they do a decent job with what they have. A few of the standouts during my visit include the impressive cheese counter with big wheels ready for fresh packaging, an impressive salad bar and wine and dessert cases. I also noticed that this Kroger has adopted the new prepared meals concept (similar to Blue Apron). The flower section was meh -they could use a larger variety of offerings and the prices always seem so salty compared to Trader Joe's and Aldi. The parking makes this spot a winner- first and second floors of the building (covered) and free. You can also find street parking and bike parking easily. It would hurt for them to offer some of the interactive tasty stations and heightened elements that other groceries are now offering.

    BBQ, pizza, and Mexican food available to eat-in or take home
    Peter P.

    This is one of the old Marshes that Kroger acquired after Marsh went out of business. Supposedly, Kroger spent $2 million renovating this location, but it's hard to tell what they changed (other than the signs). The food court is still the primary reason to come here. You can get 2 pieces of chicken (dark meat), 2 sides, and a dinner roll for $7.

    Katie U.

    Pros: +Location in downtown Indy. +Easily accessible parking garage for quick in and out shopping trips. +Bright, clean and new. +Looks to be decent selection. Cons: I went with a friend to get balloons for our friend's birthday. We approached the floral/balloon counter and no one was there. After two minutes, we asked the help desk if someone was coming. They were no help. After almost ten minutes of waiting, an employee finally said "Do you need help?" She was nice and helped us, but took a looong time. It was like Mr. Bean in Love Actually at the jewelry counter slow. Customer service is lacking but otherwise is a decent store.

    Alex A.

    This Kroger is exactly what downtown Indy needed in order to make it just that more livable. Here is a list of things I like about this Kroger: -easy, free parking. A luxury for any downtown space. -comprehensive amount of grocery items (not just food). -large selection of pre-made foods (deli, sushi, salad, pizza, etc.). -lots of cheese and lots of wine. Here is a list of things I think could be improved at this Kroger: -more variety of produce/deli items -larger quantities of produce items (fruits and veggies are out of stock often) Overall, the experience of grocery shopping at this Kroger is pleasant and efficient. If you are looking for fresh produce, though, I would recommend a different grocery store.

    No onions in stock on a Sunday afternoon
    Vanessa J.

    How are onions always out of stock in this enormous Kroger? While the downtown location and garage parking are convenient, this Kroger's produce section could definitely double in size. Legitimate selection of wine and craft beers, however. Check-out lines move pretty efficiently.

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    Lines lines lines no help ! Where are the management in the office ?? This Kroger needs to be rebuilt to serve Greenfield

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    Good full service grocery, but dirty entrance. Nice that a parking garage is connected, though. Baggers and cashiers are nice and helpful.

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