**April 2025: Weekday afternoon visit**…read more My friend and I were early for our historic tour at the Henry Clay museum so we decided to check out a local grocery store to kill some time. This Kroger has all your daily necessities plus UK gear. Parking is abundant and if I was a student or staff at UK I could definitely see myself being a regular here! The staff were all polite and I thought the space is very clean and bright.

The customer service representative did not know how to process Holiday World ticket request.read more

Absolutely ridiculous to wait 15+ mins and be the only one in line for a hot meal. The lady serving…read morefood couldn't have moved any slower. Then her helper guy was too busy on his cell to look up and help her. I've been here a few times with EACH TIME the servers slow and on their cells. WOW! To add insult to injury my food box which had gravy leaked all over my hands and clothes because the young manager decided his cell was more important than plastic wrapping my food container. To the owner's! Please monitor your workers and have them do better. Great food but always employees who are ruining an otherwise great food outing.

Went Thursday 3/5/26 to get some ground meat for the evening meal. I waited 12 minutes and was…read morenever even acknowledges by the butcher. He seemed very angry. I have had this experience before with Critchfield. If you are looking for a Soup Nazi type experience buying meat this is the place for you. For me I will go somewhere else.

Meijer is my go to. I like their shopping isles which are rooming and can get around other…read moreshoppers. They have a good meat department that actually cuts their own meat. The store is always clean and anytime I needed help or finding something the employees have always been helpful plus I like their shop and scan app where you can scan your items while shopping and shows the prices and simply use the app to check out at the self check out where you just scan the bar code and transfers over to check out screen. One other you get points for shopping too and I usually use them for discount on their gas which is top tier gas.

Meijer changed their pharmacy app in September 2025 and it never works and their customer support…read moreis nonexistent. THEY SUCK!!

They won't heat up the sandwiches they sell even though they're sold on pre-toasted bread and , as…read morea result, makes it similar to chewing on cardboard. And did I say overpriced?

Who doesn't love free cake for their birthday?! Not a birthday cake fan, but I do appreciate the…read morecelebration!! They have excellent meats, great products, lovely staff, and clean store.

Came across European Gourmet while online. Stopped in for a look. Mostly interested in Italian…read moreproducts. It's a tiny place with shelves packed with a multitude of Euro items. Had a nice chat with the owner. Although I didn't find anything for myself, you may. Worth a look-see. 16

possibly the best place in lexington to get everything from authentic sausages to from other…read morecountries and everything in between

Was doing a search for Italian sausages. Best I've found has been Fresh Market. Found Gordon's Food…read moreServices in Hamburg, a store I didn't know existed. It isn't terribly appealing, but I perused the aisles and found Chevalatta, a common Italian sausage in a ring. If you're Italian, you know. My parents would grill them in the backyard during the Summer. Have never seen it here, so I bought it. Here's hoping. 55

A great place to get high quality food - check out their ice cream selections you can special order…read moreby the tub

Have you actually been to Trader Joe's if you haven't battled the pre-prom moms for all the best…read moreflowers? And have you actually arranged flowers if you haven't had to google every single flower's 'cat toxicity' status? Thank you, Trader Joe's, for clearly labeling your flowers. For your VERY reasons prices. And for letting me leave with a bucket (with water) so my bridal shower flowers made it to the said home with cat (not mine), and into beautiful arrangements. ***ducks were not from Trader Joe's.

Always a solid shopping experience, even if some people working there are a bit rude as they…read morerestock and shoppers are a bit hurried when parking. The staff at the checkout are always lovely and make an effort to engage genuinely. Flowers, cards, pasta, and frozen vegetables are a great deal; produce, meat, and dairy can be pricey depending on what you're buying. Specialty items like lemon curd, pesto, focaccia, and dried fruit are usually worth it. And of course, the best priced alcohol anywhere. I recently found the Trader Joe's $15 bourbon that is yummy!

I visited this establishment on Sunday 4/20/25 in search of only one item, Thai Basil, to accompany…read moremy homemade Pho Ga. My young companions and I did end up browsing the aisles to see what products the store offers. I must admit the cleanliness of the store was definitely a positive. The aisles and shelves are very organized and things are grouped in such a manner that it makes items easier to locate. Although they did have Thai Basil in stock, it was old and of poor quality so I did not purchase it. Quite a bit of the produce was not in the best shape. I did however purchase a non-produce item. The staff member at the cash register was very kind, interacted with genuine consideration of the young children whom were with me, answering several of their questions. He then offered them both a Pocky snack free of charge for both of them, they were ecstatic! If I am in the area and have need of non-produce items, then I will return to this establishment.

We were on the way through the shopping plaza and I wanted to stop in…read more They have such a great selection of frozen dumplings, egg rolls, bao buns. Condiments I've never seen before , mochi , ice cream. Fish balls (not too sure about trying those simply because I'm not a fish fan). They also have a tank with HUGE crabs. I will say this I'm born and raised in New York and spent a lot of time in China Town and I'm accustomed to the smell of fish. So if you're not you may be surprised when you walk in. The woman at the register was friendly and smiled when we walked in. The store itself was well organized and clean. As for the pricing it was definitely reasonably.

I had been wanting to go for a long time, and then I finally did for their Thanksgiving hot bar…read morespecial. It is a nice store, it has great items... but the prices were a bit out of my budget so I skipped straight to the hot bar. I got two plates (pay per lb), two drinks, and two pie slices. The total was close to $70 for a two-person meal. I could no understand how the meals alone were a bit over $50, it did not feel like 2lbs per person, but then again I did not pay attention to the scale. The food was not very hot by the time we sat down to eat, and it was very crowded at 11 AM. The employees were meh but then again, it was a holiday so I appreciate their presence. We still had a good time, the food was good, but I am not sure if I'd return (mostly due to the cost). It reminded me of sprouts or whole foods, just smaller.

I got their hot bar and the food was very tasty! Staff were also friendly and I enjoyed the vibe of…read morethe dining area. The grocery store itself is on the small side, though.

In my house, we've recently replaced Friday night date night with Aldi dates; we used to spoil…read moreourselves with grocery delivery, but inflation and unexpected expenses tightened our budget. Funny enough, we have MORE fun shopping at Aldi, talking to other patrons and then figuring out what our bill would have been elsewhere. Let me just say - we are saving between 40-60% off our previous grocery bill. It's truly shocking. It's more fun than the Target Dollar Spot! We still have the occasional Costco run, but even some of our Costco staples are cheaper at Aldi! Now, if only I can remember a quarter and all my reusable bags!

I love Aldi's in general but during the Christmas season I love it even more…read more One of my good friends is from Germany and Aldi's has a great selection of German products that I can't find anywhere else. She's particularly fond of German cookies so every Christmas season I go and buy her a bunch of German cookies. They also had frozen apple strudel which I probably should have gotten. They have the Kringle too. They have beef schnitzel but I was looking for pork which I didn't see unfortunately. I did end up with some cooca dusted truffles and dark chocolate covered marshmallows as well. In the Aldi's "find" isle they had some really nice gifting ideas. Such as a fairly thick blanket but it wasn't what I was looking for. The sled candles were super cute as well.