This Kroger is simply the best! That's it. That's the review…read more Just kidding.. I'll tall y'all a bit more. I'm an avid Kroger shopper. My usual location is Goss Avenue in Louisville, because that's the one that's closest to my house, and I love it! But, recently while having lunch in the area with a friend I decided to run into this Kroger to grab a few items, and y'all! I was blown away! I know, I know.. it's a Kroger. But, I'm a huge food nerd and the grocery is one of my happy places! And this location is super happy! It's really large, the layout is fantastic, they have everything, it's super clean... it was just wonderful! So, if you're in the area and need a stop at the grocery, I highly recommend making it this Kroger!

I am normally very pleased with my experiences at Kroger on State Street in New Albany. Actually,…read moreI often leave compliments for extra special service. This afternoon, however, is the second time I've had this exact situation occur, and I'm not laughing. They have instituted a liquor store inside the store. I can list on ten fingers why this is not a good idea in my book, but I'm not making their decisions. My number one reason is the reason for my bad reviews. I would give the clerk in the department five stars, but this is not about anything that happened IN the liquor department. She was friendly and efficient, and handed us bright yellow PAID stickers, which we affixed top center on each box. Rather, it's what happened when I attempted to leave the store. The cart stopped hard and fast on the exit door's threshold. When I say "hard and fast", I mean whiplash-hard. It practically pulls an unsuspecting person backward. On top of that, it is embarrassing. I wouldn't steal a loose grape in the bin, but I was made to look like a felon. I went back in, but couldn't find the manager, so I called the store (hands-free) from my car. Another irritation - they build, don't they, when you're already aggravated? - I was on hold for twelve minutes. Finally spoke to the store manager, who did apologize, but his solution was not the greatest. Why should I have to be in charge of exiting the store without anti-theft measures ruining an otherwise wonderful day? It's not the best, but it is a solution: from now on if I return, I must stop at any cash register and ask the clerk to turn off the brake, which is activated automatically at the exit if you don't stop at a register before you leave. Heed my warning review to avoid possible injury if you find yourself just popping in for a bottle of something.

Huge clean spot to find deals and interesting mid western snacks, coffee etc not found at other…read moregrocery spots. Nice produce, good cheese options and then there is the home items and shopping for clothes, weird to be clothes shopping when on a bubbly water run, but nice quality. Huge drink bottle section with big brands like Tervis and Stanley. We never get out for under 200.00 , but happy with what we get every time.

We love Meijer. Not only do they have a great selection of groceries, but I actually love their…read moreclothes, shoes, accessories, and jewelry. They also have a reasonable prices, excellent service, and a great rewards program. So glad they are 5 minutes from my house.

I love my little JayC food store! I'm going to miss the ease of shopping there when the big new…read moreone is constructed. Staff is always pleasant and helpful. Selection is good. Prices on extras like floral bouquets is varied, but there is always a bargain in that category. For instance, today a dozen roses were only $17. Aisles are clear for the most part, and easy to navigate. Hours are convenient.

Great grocery- not as huge as the big Kroger or Mejiers, but will usually have what you need. Two…read moreminor complaints, which make it necessary to trek down to the megastores on occasion: milk is quite a bit more expensive, and JC doesn't have all of the selection of store brand cereal. (I love Wheat Chex, but name brand is to high! Walmart has a delicious store brand, 1/3 of the price!)

This store holds a special spot in my heart. It's where I found a lot of my favorite snacks and…read moremeat alternatives, it's where I come to shop for the holidays, and their Blossom Bar was excellent. Sadly, it has closed down and they are no longer offering their smoothies and juices made fresh (although I do believe you can find some premade juices in their cooler). I am excited to see what this store does with the space and I look forward to watching them grow.

Love me some Kind Bars, but they are so expensive at other retail stores. Not at Rainbow blossom…read more So I stocked up on those and got some candies ginger for my upset stomach. They have a variety of items for anyone who suffers gluten and other food allergies. Produce is locally sourced and I appreciate local business supporting each other. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. If you have a problem or are looking for a remedy, they will do all they can to help you. Forgot pictures so these are from online photos. Stop by and just browse a a bit. I bet you find something that strikes your fancy and will not leave empty handed.

Just want to shout out to one of the finer employees (Diane Cross) at the 35th Street Krogers in…read morePortland. I had forgotten to order my Friend a Birthday cake and even though it was last minute Ms.Cross filled my order beautifully and with mannerism that is needed in more employees. She is one of the reasons I will continue to shop at this store. Hopefully others will follow her path of professionalism. Thank You for making my friends day very special!

The Portland Kroger is a hot mess! There are tons of workers but never any help. If you look lost…read moreor confused you rarely get anyone asking "may i help you find something?" Just let me walk around the darn store for hours confused. Most of the cashiers are helpful and don't have that i don't want to be here mentality. It isn't the cleanest store around.

Great place, pizza is awesome. Bartenders and staff are great. Definitely a must check out if you…read moreare in Louisville.

I came here as part of a group that was exploring downtown Louisville. Everyone was hungry and…read moreinstead of splitting up, we came to Falls City Market to get a wide range of flavor options. Pizza, sandwiches, Mexican and breakfast favorites are all available. (I feel the Hot Brown needs to be added somewhere.) I went with the steak and egg salad, very good but a taste of the pollo y arroz special was my favorite. This was a great place to eat and recharge before we continued our tour.

I hate 7/11. I love old family run mini marts. This one is just that…read more Plus, I'm in love with the cool retro sign out front.

I've been to all kind of WalMarts and it's honestly not my 1st choice for shopping locations just…read morebecause of how crowed, chaotic, and overwhelming some stores can be. It is a week day during work hours, so that could be why I didn't experience any of that at this Walmart location, but whatever the reason, I'm glad. This location was a very nice one. It was well organized and maintained. I tend to only go to Walmart when I'm looking for something specific, so not alot of site seeing for me. I like to get in and get out. Even though it wasn't busy, they still had the famous long lines you always find at a Walmart. I was happy when an employee approached me and asked if he could check me out since I was carrying my few items and paying with a card. Thanks to his nifty hand held scanner, I had paid and was out of there in record time. I will probably be back on my next Walmart trip.

So I stopped by this location Friday around 4:30 PM. I kid you not that there was not 1 cart…read moreavailable. I sent my son to every entrance and not one cart available. The door attendant, though nice, stated no carts were in the store and I needed to go out to the parking lot and bring one inside. No ma'am I will not go outside and get my cart. I appreciate her kindness and I showed her respect for it but we left. Walmart lost my sales which was my entire week's groceries. Target down the street got the business. No carts is extremely poor management! I could semi understand, if the store was busy, but it actually wasn't. I could semi understand if the weather was bad, but it wasn't. So, it was poor management and likely poor scheduling of staff that led to this. I will not recommend this location to anyone, nor shall I return to this location.

This place is legit. Reminds me of the carnicerias (butcher shops) and panaderias (bakeries) I grew…read moreup with in Los Angeles, CA. Excellent selection of pan dulce (Mexican sweet bread) and great selection of meats as well. The tamales are AMAZING and well worth their price. They used to only have them there on weekends but it seems they now have them every day last I checked. Red tamales are pork and not spicy. Green tamales are chicked and chiles and have some heat to them. Overall this place has most everything you need to make an authentic Latinx dish at reasonable prices. We are frequent shoppers.

Just a quarter mile off of the well known path of Lewis and Clark Pkwy sits this relatively new…read moreplace called El Mercadito. I've been here twice now and finally added this business into our lovely Yelp world. This place is a "Panaderia", a "Carniceria", and a "tienda"..essentially an all in one grocery store but filled with a lot of neat Mexican things. You can find Pinatas here, you can find Mexican Candy, Mexican sweet bread, and pretty much everything else you can eat or decorate with- with a Mexican brand name. You can find all the aisles with enough room to walk through without feeling cramped. Everything appears clean and organized. The employees there have been friendly and helpful in assisting me find something specific both times I have been there. This place is a bit hidden- it's on Eastern Blvd but deep within a large lot. Find it and give this place a try for some great Chorizo or sweet bread!