I bought a six pack of an ale made in Lexington somewhere on sixth street. It is distributed in a green plastic apparatus that holds the cans together. I arrive home with my purchase and immediately there is mold growing on the top of the cans and plastic holder. It was a green/silver very fuzzy mold. The ale came out of the cooler in which all there beer is displayed for sale. Obviously no one is expected to purchase moldy goods let alone drink from a container that is a medium for mold. I took the ale back to the store along with the receipt. I showed the mold to the service clerk and without offering an apology he simply stated they can't refund nor exchange any alcoholic beverages. I showed the person the mold on the cans and asked that I simply receive a different six pack of equal value or have my money returned to me. The clerk stated they cannot refund nor exchange alcoholic products. He never offered an apology only what they can't do. I then told him to find the store manager and let him/her straighten this out. So the clerk gets on the Public Address system and asks that a Mister something (I didn't catch the last name) please come to the service counter. Within a minute a 25 year old looking man comes up and asks what he can do for me. I explained the problem as well as showing him the mold. Again, no apology but simply he stated what they can't do. I asked if it was store policy to sell moldy products to customers then tell them their out-of-luck as far as being treated fair. I mentioned to him why and how can they knowingly sell products that will make the consumer sick. Again, no apology just what they can't do. No refund and no exchange. I am out 12 dollars now. I checked the next day at a local liquor store and told the story to the owner. He laughed and stated Kroger was 100% wrong. A customer CAN return any unopened alcoholic beverage to the store the product was purchased in for either a refund or exchange. This incident makes me wonder what other products are moldy at this particular Kroger. If there is old on their cans of beer, what else in that cooler has mold on it? Do they care at all if they are selling products that are moldy? Do they even know what to do? I would caution anyone from buying anything from this store. They obviously have no clue and have shown they do not care about customers. read more

The worst deli in the world. Can't get anyone to wait on you. They pretend not to see you. The hot bar is only half filled. Even then limited amount available. As for the rest of of the store. Its great. Just a shame the deli is the worst ever. read more

Recently had surgery and called ahead to check on using a motorized cart. They explained they had several and they were all fully charged and ready to go. I literally live 1/8th mile from the store. So as soon as I got off the phone, I drove over, got myself inside the store. Only to find not only were there no motor carts available. I asked for assistance and they went outside to get an electric cart from the parking lot, but its battery was fully dead. Basically when I had called, they gave me a standardized answer without even looking to see if there were carts available. read more

Small but tons of clearance stuff! Usually VERY busy with some waits but nothing horrible. Meat section needs a little help. More options would be nice and clean it up a little bit... Bakery employees are awesome and I get a laugh with them every time I go. The girls at the deli are nice as well. Creepy guy at the self check-out... No bueno... haha read more

Seriously tired of purchasing produce there that is spoiled and rotting. Paid premium prices today for tomatoes that were packaged and half were were at least half spoiled and 2 in the middle completely rotten. The produce at this store is usually miniature for full grown price and/or on the verge of spoiling. Fruit is the worst. Either no where near ripe enough to sell or so over ripe they're spoiling. Aldis for me. read more

Friendly employees and good produce. Small enough to get around in, but big enough to have everything I need.