They have affordable prices, great customer service, the employees there are friendly. I have never…read morehad one problem at Kroger. Their bakery and deli employees are always very helpful.

I have resisted the outcry from family and friends that "Kroger S*cks" for years. But I have to…read moresay that at least at this location, I have about had my fill. Today was typical -- I went in on a Friday midday with 10 items on my list. Kroger was completely out of two of them going into a weekend. I would usually (and have for years) just shrug. But this is getting to be very very common. I always end up having to go to another store to complete my shopping. This week is was a specific cat food they carry and brown sugar. Twice lately it has been all the milk. MILK. ALL THE MILK. Seems like every time we go to this store we have to make time to go to another store to fill in. Last week all the eggnog in the case was curdled and separated. All of it. Clearly a refrigeration problem. But there it sat, available for sale. So back to the stock-outs. It is always something. It has gotten to the point that, if I have to go somewhere else to buy things that Kroger doesn't have, I might as well start there. So it's not just losing the $2.25 on brown sugar, the tipping point will have us shifting our primary shopping to Food Lion. Or Publix. Or Trader Joe's. Or Walmart. Or Wegman's. Or Lidl. Or Aldi. Or Tom Leonard's. Or Ellwood Thompson's. My point is, Kroger is too comfortable telling the customer to "buy it or leave it." It may be the fault of the buyer in Cincinnati under-purchasing, or the store manager for under-ordering, or the profit plan for not hiring enough staff to get stuff off pallets in the back. Doesn't matter to the customer. You're out of it. We moved all our prescriptions away from Kroger pharmacy years ago due to the long lines and stock outs. It may be time to do so for groceries.

Dennis, working in the wine section of Wegmans in Midlothian, VA, significantly made shopping more…read moreeffecient. He helped us find the parmesan cheese. Shoutout to Dennis!!

This came in so clutch because the hotter didn't have what I originally wanted…read more They just started these bowls, and there are different flavor profiles. It's like lava and qdoba joined forces. Staff was helpful and glad to help those of us who were seeking a different lunch option.

Oh how I love Trader Joe's. The store wasn't to crowded but it was still a lot going on. It was…read moreclean inside and the staff was friendly!! They had lots of pumpkin flavored foods. The produce section has great options as well. My favorite sections are the seasonings and frozen foods. They have Korean, Italian, Indian, and more. The frozen desserts are so tempting I wanted them all. Lol. The prices were pretty reasonable, but still add up pretty quickly. I love the floral section. Prices for a small bouquet start at $3.99 which is awesome!!! I don't drink but the wine section had lots of options and good prices. If your having a party this is the place to get wine a charcuterie board items!!! There's so many other things I liked here. If you've never been to Trader Joe's, run don't walk to the nearest one. With how popular they are I wish they'd open more locations. In VA beach there's only one and it's always packed. So I appreciated being able to browse this location without 100 people breathing down my back. Lol. Check them out!!!

Over the past year I've become obsessed with Trader Joe's. It's not a huge store, but perfect to…read morewander for maybe 30minutes and find something new every time. It's reasonably priced, and I like how many items are packaged single serve - nothing goes to waste here!

They are ok, You have to watch the fruit and produce, i bought a bag of apples, all mealy, pears…read morenot one was good, spinach, ehh...problem is you cannot see inside the bag to know, Every bag of onions there is at lease one or two if not more that are no good, bananas all bruised up...meats..no thanks, i do like alot of other things though

thank you to Laura and a staff employee who saw I had fallen flat on my face having not been paying…read moreattention to the parking barrier. They were both amazing caring people. the gentleman who was on his lunch break, saw me was a true Samaritan and I hope management sees this a recognizes his Value. Laura, the manager, stayed with me for the EMT arrival and was, also an amazing Samaritan whose professionalism and help I will always remember. Thank you

I came in here for one item... no cart, no basket. One item: shrimp inari. They had it. I tried it…read more I loved it. I will add, that as I walked through the store, I noticed how beautiful their produce section is. They also have prepared foods, baked goods and specialty products. The check out line moved pretty quickly considering it was near lunch time.

Had a deluxe slice looked great. The experience and taste…read morenot so great. Asked if they could reheat a slice and was advised the whole pie just came out of the oven. My slice was so underbaked. The pizza dough from the tip of the slice towards the crust was so doughy, raw and soggy/mushy. You couldn't hold the slice properly in your hands without the toppings and cheese falling straight down. Had to eat the pizza with a fork and knife !!! For the price I paid it surely wasn't worth it!!!

On Saturdays Fresh Market has fresh pizza on sale for 7 dollars. We've enjoyed them for the last…read morefew days. They also have excellent pastries. We got a tart and chocolate eclair. This was a special treat. Prices can be high but sales can be found.

I stop by here whenever I am looking for something specific. They are a little more expensive than…read moreother places but follow the deals. Thursdays they have $6 rotisserie chickens. They also have fresh pizzas you can take home & cook.. I also like their Nut and spices section because they will have things you cannot normally find at other places. The staff is very friendly at this location.

My fav grocery store! Why? Not only are the prices the best in town, but I can typically go in and…read moredo all my weekly shopping in about 15 or 20 minutes! The store is designed well, the refrigerated and frozen foods at the end of the store so your cold items are in your cart last. Their brands are as good or better than "National" brands, however, they do carry some name brand items. The produce is fresh and well priced. They offer many organic items, milk, eggs, meats etc. I'm able to fill my cart with all of our household staples and save a ton of money! I especially like the seasonal and miscellaneous aisle where the shelves are stocked with a variety of products from clothing to toys to appliances to kitchen gadgets to office supplies and more! The check out is flash fast. The cashiers are trained to put the eggs, fruit and bread on the top level of the cart to protect your delicate goods! I love their store model, stock items in boxes, bring your own bags, pack your own groceries, quarter for your cart and getting it back when you take it back to the corral... all of these strategies equal savings in your pocket! And I love packing my own groceries, no more squished bread!! Lol!!

I have been doing the Aldi tour for a while. We were out of town for the weekend and decided to get…read morea few snacks for the room. So I bought a pool raft. Because, when you are staying in a hotel, the first thing you think about is bringing a raft with you. It was on clearance for $9.80. My family lives on a lake and now I have a giant flamingo to float on. I love the row of non food items. There was the normal inventory (bread, produce, cereal, snacks, floatation devices) and beverages. The first box of blueberries I saw had mold. I checked several other containers and they were fine. I like the Aldi in Hyattsville better since I know the layout, but this store was fine.

Anyone who has grown up in Richmond knows about Ukrops - the legendary supermarket with its own…read morebrand of prepared foods. The grocery store was sold years ago, but the prepared foods are still available in various locations around town - including Food Lion! Recently, I visited Richmond to care for a friend while she recovered from surgery. Her comfort food? Ukrops orange salad. She sent me to the local Food Lion to get it. I am not sure why it is called salad, as it is really orange jello with pineapple bits. Yet there it was, nestled amongst the potato salad and egg salad, next to the rotisserie chicken. It was enjoyed that same evening and my patient sank back onto the pillows, the post-surgery pain a little more bearable.

Review Food Lion…read more11373 Patterson Ave. Tuckahoe, Virginia https://stores.foodlion.com/va/richmond/11272-patterson-ave. Short but sweet: this location checks the most important boxes, especially he most elusive--customer service. It doesn't have the massive selections of a Wegmann's or Whole Foods or Elwood Thompson's. Nor is it burdened with the pretentiousness or extortionate prices of those stores. This Food Lion outlet near the intersection of Patterson and Lauderdale in westernmost Henrico Country is immaculately clean and organized. It's staff is attentive and helpful--sure signs of strong customer-driven management and an ethos that works. There are at least a half dozen supermarkets nearer to my home. It's because of my experience every time that I drive right past them to buy my groceries here. My highest endorsement.