This Kroger location in Boonsboro is clean, well organized, and friendly. The staff is friendly and willing to help. The deli and bakery have great selections! They have a nice organic and gluten-free selection. They also offer quick and efficient in-store grocery pickup orders. They're in the process of building Kroger gas pumps in part of the former parking area. It will add a Kroger gas option to use Kroger Fuel Points on this side of town...although it minimizes the size of the parking lot. read more

Good service, but the building is looking a little old. Service is decent, I just wish the store would update their appearance. Has an older building type of smell. But nothing wrong with then food itself. Produce looks good and there are new sales each week. read more

We love this Kroger primarily because of the staff. My husband is a star at this location and knows just about everyone by name. They are kind and loving to my toddler son and the help in every department has always been stellar. I use self check-out exclusively, but often need assistance and never wait more than a minute to get it. I am very comfortable here as it is in my neighborhood and I'm familiar with the lay out--my review is based on my comfort. While the Forest location offers far more variety in produce, etc, I am satisfied with this Kroger because of the convenience. They offer enough selection of a few things that are mandatory for me: organic produce and gluten-free frozen/packaged foods. From time to time I use the pick-up and delivery options from Kroger and that has also been a pleasure. They have called before replacing items that are not in stock. The one time I had an issue, I was offered a gift card for the inconvenience. It may be because I am blessed by the Universe, but every time I park there I get a space right by the cart return. I have lost my wallet there twice and both times the staff have retrieved it and held it for me. This speaks to their honesty and the honesty of the customers who shop there (and also my favor by the Universe...). Right now there's a lot of construction for the gasoline pumps so it can be crowded and congested. There's been a lot of upheaval because of this--people don't like it. I zero care about it because I can go to the grocery store early and I'm typically not in any hurry to shop. But if you're rushed for time, it may cause some hang-ups. read more

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Great store, employees are very friendly and helpful. Hardworking employees that I observe.

Convenient location, usually plenty of parking. OK not great produce but produce area is well kept. Staff works hard. Otherwise entire store is meh. Sloppy shelves, usually out of what I want or no longer carried. Bathrooms are really bad, and there is always a garbage smell in front of the store. Fortunately there are now gas pumps for Kroger gas at this location so that is a plus. read more

This is my go to Kroger. Employees are all friendly and helpful. They sell Boar's Head cold cuts which are excellent. They have a good produce dept. With fresh produce that looks good and tastes good. Good selection of fresh meats. I always go to Kroger for my meat and produce. Prices for meats and produce are higher than Walmart but the quality is much better. Prices on non-perishable are a little high but they do run good sales. This Kroger is probably the oldest one in the area and could use an update but it's still my favorite. read more

Why are Lynchburg area Krogers charging 20 cents more, almost 30%, for turkeys than Harrisonburg, Charlottesville and Richmond stores, among others. 69 cents a pound Honeysuckle frozen bird in Lynchburg vs 49 cents in other Krogers. A manager at the Boonsboro store couldn't explain. So why are we being ripped off? https://www.kroger.com/search?query=Turkeys read more

We click list ordered 24 hours in advance. They called us 4 minutes prior to the pickup time and said they couldn't fill any of our order. Go to timberlake or ward road instead. Terrible management. Joshua. Not good. No bueno! read more

Second best grocery store in the area. The Kroger in Forest is definitely the nicest and newest, but this one is great too. It's usually not as busy as the others in town, but the quality and choices seem to be a little better than most. Make sure to stop by Mi Patron next door for some great mexican before you go. This will help ensure that you don't go in hungry and fill your buggy with... well... everything, like I normally do :) read more

The Kroger in Boonsboro has become my "home" Kroger now that I live in the 03. Growing up I lived on the other side of town, and the Timberlake Kroger was a half mile drive from my house. I love the Boonsboro Kroger for a lot of reasons, but dedcuted a star for its flaws. Let's start with the good: 1. Because this Kroger is on the side of town with the wealthier/healthier, what I would consider the more natural-conscious crowd, the produce section is of high quality and the wine selection is large. They also tend to carry some finer items that you might not find in other parts of town and certainly not at Food Lion. 2. Most of the staff is super friendly. I love the people in the produce section, and the older gentleman in the meat department are always helpful. Savannah is hands-down my favorite employee -- she works the USCAN lines and will shout out PLU codes for you so you don't have to search for them on the screen or the rolly thing. Everyone knows her by name. 3. The aisles make sense for the most part (not true of Wards Road) and I can find lots of manager's specials when I go shopping. Typically things are always stocked well. 4. For those people who do pharmacy here, there's a drive-thru. Super helpful when you're in a hurry or if you have a van full of kids. 5. The customer service counter is always helpful and understanding when I have issues. They go out of their way to fix problems, even if they were my mistake :-) The bad: 1. The parking lot is on a hill. Please be careful with your cart. Also, the cement outside of the store has a dip, and I had a friend flip over her cart leaving one day. 2. There is one entrance/exit into the store. This drives me crazy. There's always commotion, always an ordeal getting a cart in and out. WAY too much traffic for one set of sliding doors, especially when you have girl scouts or whoever else outside the doors collecting money. 3. Her name is Linda. She's a middle-aged African American woman with a very short haircut and glasses. She typically does checkout in the Express Lane. I've had enough issues with this woman being so rude that I've actually stopped going through the lines. I use USCAN no matter how much I have. I like my bags packed a certain way, and I'd rather take the time to do it my way and deal with Savannah as opposed to some of the teenagers or Linda. She's not kind and should not work in customer service of any kind. 4. This Kroger I feel like does good business. Unfortunately I think it's the only one left in this town to NOT get an upgrade. We don't have much in Boonsboro to shop at, and it clearly could use an expansion. With the Timberlake and Forest Krogers getting makeovers, I believe Boonsboro is now due. 5. It's not 24 hours because this is not a Kroger with a gas station. It'd be great if it was! read more

Best grocery store in Lynchburg! There may now be a Fresh market in town, but there was not when I was there and this Kroger was the only place in town with a selection of good fruit, fresh kale, and some organic packages items. Hours are good and staff is friendly. read more

Poorly trained produce manager. How can you be totally out of plain yellow onions? Yellow SWEET onions are not the same thing as I was so rudely told by produce employee. read more

I am a Lynchburg, VA native and an 03 residential native, but moved to a culturally inclusive environment and lived there for 25 years. I am very close to retiring, and I moved back to this punitive little patchouli town. When I visited Lynchburg during the holidays from 1993-2015, I would always visit this store and loved it. However, for the past two years, the store is progressively on the decline as far as food products, and ESPECIALLY, the customer service. I did not know that Lynchburg, VA was STILL culturally biased against northerners and bi-racials, so no matter where I go in the city of Lynchburg, I can expect to be treated like a cockroach. It is a shame that I have to travel nearly to ANOTHER CITY to get groceries. I have spoken to a plethora of people who claim they also drive to Timberlake or Forest because the Boonsboro Kroger's service has declined progressively. DO NOT purchase the seafood. On two separate occasions, I suffered food poisoning and had to be hospitalized. Additionally, the floor is nasty and filled with sticky substances. The produce is often rotten or wilted. Frozen and expired items are still shelved. I purchased a bag of frozen edamame and when I opened the bag, the entire bag was filled with mold. On another occasion, frozen waffles with an expiration date of June 3, 2014 was still on the shelf! Adding insult to injury, I run into the same type of prejudicial opposition because I am classified as "too bougie", or, I'm not the right shade, or, I'm supposed to be ashamed because I'm bi-racial. I make NO apologies. The females employed in the store are rude, and it is a shame that you have to search for a friendly face at the check-out line and be "punished" for being light-skinned. As much money as we have spent at that store, these females need to Vulcanize their emotions and stop punishing people who pay their salaries. To make matters even worse, elderly people have to trot out to the parking lot to obtain a shopping cart. I am nearly 60 years of age, and when I visit this store, all I can see are the whites of the eyes of the females who are rolling their eyeballs at me. There are more important people on this earth than myself, people! Get a grip, or, better yet, engage a therapist to deal with your poor self-esteem issues. Having to drive to another Kroger location in another city is stressful and costly. Folks, if the items are expired by two years, remove the items from the shelf. Clean up the nasty and sticky floors. Stop putting rotting produce on the shelves. Stop leaving the fish out all day, to return it to the back at night and put the same rancid fish out the next day. Place only a few pieces out; thereby retaining the freshness of the remaining seafood. If people are not purchasing meat, do not reduce it after it has already rotted. If your employees are too lazy to put the carts back into the store, shut the store down. If your female employees have issues with females who don't "fit" the cultural norm, notify me and I'll wear a bag on my face when shopping so they won't be inundated with hate and psychological disorders. Twack. read more