We finally made the drive to B & N Food Market in Bagdad, and it absolutely lived up to the hype…read more Even arriving for a late lunch, the place was packed, but the line moved quickly and the staff kept everything running efficiently. The BBQ was outstanding. The brisket had a beautiful smoke ring, was incredibly juicy, and had the perfect bark. The ribs were exactly how I like them--tender with a slightly sweet, sticky sauce that complemented the meat instead of overpowering it. The macaroni and cheese was good, but honestly, I'd make the drive again just for the BBQ. We've tried BBQ all over the Louisville area, and B & N Food Market is now our favorite. If you're anywhere within driving distance, it's absolutely worth the trip.

Heard about B&N from a friend. Road trip to Bagdad for lunch…read more My wife ordered the half rack of ribs with 2 sides ($23). I ordered the brisket special that also came with 2 sides ($19.99). My wife's ribs were huge and the sides generous. The ribs were smokey and very meaty. These are not baby back ribs, they are very big. Our only complaint is the ribs were enveloped in a pretty tough crust. Quite chewy. BUT once you broke through to the meat it was tender and very tasty. Her sides were Mac and cheese and green beans. My wife thought the Mac and cheese was just OK but the green beans were seasoned very well and she loved them. My brisket came with two thick slices with a nice crust on the fat side. I really enjoyed the brisket. My sides were the Mac and cheese, and pinto beans and cornbread. I agreed with my wife, the Mac and cheese was OK, but the pinto beans and cornbread was very good, seasoned nicely. There's no real handheld menu. You walk up to the counter and there are big pieces of paper taped to the glass case that serves as the menu. So you get in line, and as you move forward staff comes out and takes your order. You grab a seat and your self serve fountain drink if you want one. They bring your food to you. Other than ordering and food delivery, everything else is self serve. Desserts and soft serve ice cream are also available as self serve. All staff are very friendly and accommodating. They were extremely nice and patient with me walking through the whole process since this was our first visit. BTW, be prepared for communal dining. Very few single tables and they go fast. You pay once you're done eating. Nice small town folks and good food.

Well stocked Amish store with many unique food options and deli products. A bit out of the way…read morelocale.

A very clean and orderly store. We shop there mostly for deli products which are always fresh and…read moreare custom sliced and packaged in very sanitary condition. They make great lunch sandwiches also

I needed a bit of some gas before getting back to Louisville and some chips for a party!…read more It's set up like any other Kroger and I had no trouble finding what I needed. Staff members are all over and I felt confident that if I needed help, I could ask someone. Self checkout was quick! I do like that the parking lot is huge and that they've got spaces up front for those who have come to pick up what they've ordered on the Kroger app. Very cool!

I'm at Kroger on a Monday evening after work to get groceries for the week. However, they only…read morehave 4 registers open for service, along with the self checkouts open. I have a cart load of groceries, have worked all day and don't plan to check myself out. I have been in line for 10 minutes and two cart loads in front of me. Please don't become Wal-mart, because that is why I stopped going there two years ago. (POOR to NO SERVICE) People does not want to work all day and come and check themselves out; unless it's a few items and self checkout is for the convenience.

Full-sized supermarket going on here, from a large produce section, groceries, butchery, dairy and…read morefrozen for miles. The store is clean and well-lit. There was no litter in the parking lot and the cart corrals were clear. I was able to pick up a few things to bring to the hotel room and that was breakfast every morning and a snack in the evening. Prices are clear but not always cheap. A few bargains but I would estimate 10% higher than the other people. But it is a much more pleasant shopping experience and that's worth it to me. FYI, Kroger owns the Harris-Teeter chain, so your HT "VIC" card will work here for discounts and fuel points earning. I'm so glad I made the choice to go here instead of across the street to Walmart! [Review 13488 overall, 807 of 2020.]

My husband had a potluck on Thursday so we ran in Wednesday evening to grab a few things. Allie…read morewas our cashier. It was late in the evening and she was so pleasant! I appreciate that kind of service! The store is clean and has what we need. You rock Allie!!

Absolutely amazing little place. They have pizza and appetizers, alongside a local market where you…read morecan shop local farmers and creators goods. We were in town for the bourbon trail, but I tend to rely on Yelp and Google reviews to help me find places to eat. Y'all did not let me down! The pizza was absolutely amazing, with fresh toppings, and just the perfect crust. Then on the bottom, with a little poof crust at the edges. I was greeted by Kayla, who is very friendly and easily recognized I had never been in before, lol! She walked me through how to order, and was just very kind. We tried the carnivore, because who doesn't love an all meat pizza? There's plenty of picnic tables for seating, and there's also a really pretty outdoor area where they have flowers and more tables. I will 100% return when back in the area in the fall, and I highly recommend you stop in and give them a try. We saw some people getting wings as we were finishing up, and those looked amazing too!

Came in here after a distillery tour & I had an unforgettable meal at this farm‑to‑table pizza…read morespot. Every ingredient tasted unbelievably fresh! You could literally see and taste the bright tomato in the sauce, and the crust had that perfect char that only comes from real care. I ordered the gluten‑free crust and was blown away by how good it was; crisp, flavorful, and easily one of the best I've had anywhere. The whole market felt warm and welcoming. Everyone working there was knowledgeable, kind, and genuinely excited to share information about the ingredients and process. I also tried a kale salad so fresh and crunchy it could have passed for romaine, and a kombucha that tied the whole meal together. I'll be thinking about this place long after I'm back home in California. Overall a very well constructed and cozy establishment.

Stopped here to complete my grabbing of items for my room. Mostly to round out my snacks so I…read moredidn't have to go out late at night from my hotel room to grab anything. To my surprise, the parking lot was not as big a nightmare as I thought it was going to be. It was one of the easiest parking lots I have been in at a Walmart in a long time. I ended up being able to find a parking spot quickly and didn't feel like I was taking my life in my hands walking through the lot. Inside, it was at least decently stocked and clean. Unlike some I have been to, I was able to grab everything I needed and was pleasantly surprised with the ease of being able to make it through the store. Checking out was easy. I did the self checkout and was shortly out the door.

We placed a order for delivery and it said it would arrive between 3 and 5 pm, great right? Wrong!…read moreThat time came and went because the delivery driver canceled our order.The delivery time got pushed back to 8:10 and we finally had a driver. But these people love to test my commitment issues because yet again the driver canceled. Now it's saying the order will be delivered tomorrow if we wanted our food in 2-3 business days we would have ordered on Amazon. Now these people got me out here changing my order from "delivery" to "pickup" because I'm not waiting anymore this is just ridiculous. Give me some Ice cream or something for the wait since you want to be greedy and keep my money and refuse a refund.

This is an example of what a gas station/food mart should be. The food is better than you could…read morehope, the store is clean and well staffed. The nighttime manager (Ivy) was very courteous, efficient and helped to get us back on the road, she gave clear directions and they served good, strong coffee. Pleasantly surprised! Well b back!

A fine gas station. It's always a pleasant surprise when the bathrooms aren't scary! Way to go,…read moreFive Star.

Aldi in Frankfort is amazing!!! This store is clean, organized and the service is phenomenal…read more The prices are unreal. As a single Mom I budget and meal plan every week. I save at least $50-75 a week on groceries. Their curbside pickup is a true tome saver. BONUS... it's close to Chik-fil-A

This store is not big but it is well organized. There is a wonderful selection of fresh vegetables…read moreand fruits. All appeared to be fresh. Then proceeding down the first aisle there is a wide selection of bread, followed by cookies. On the opposite side of the aisle there was a variety of chips. On the back wall is a refrigerated section with doors that contained juice, milk and the like. After the door section the refrigerated shelves continue with a vast selection of cheeses. As you round the turn on the far side wall is a refrigerated section with cold cuts, lunch meats, followed by fresh meats. The last stretch of this wall is a doored freezer section that contained meats, meals, and pizzas. Despite the fact that I was almost overwhelmed at this point I checked out all the center rows. The floor had clear markings showing the one way direction that shoppers were supposed to follow. Briefly I can tell you there were spices, oils, cake mixes,, candy for Halloween, paper products, laundry supplies, and so much more. I brought a grocery box from home that I had packed goods from Sam's in to fill with my purchases. When I approached the check out lane there was good signage that indicated to out your items on the conveyor belt. As the clerk scanned the items he repacked them in my box. Check out was a breeze and I'm sure I found some good buys plus some German goods that I would not find in my normal grocery store. I'll be back. My only complaint us I wish I had an Aldi in my community.

I stopped in this gem of a store this evening after discovering it on Facebook. I was looking for a…read morefew Christmas gifts and they did not disappoint! There were so many Kentucky Proud products--candles, chocolates, coffees, and more. I loved that there were so many gift options (and things I wanted to take home for myself!) In the back of the store was a section of books by Kentucky authors/about Kentucky/take place in Kentucky that I could have spent so much time browsing. The owners were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I will definitely come back and bring friends!

Well, we went to lunch and then we got to explore downtown Lawrenceburg. That's how I found…read moretastefully delicious. Is the most adorable shop I think you could ever find. They have kitchen vines from all over the state of Kentucky and they had a few of my favorites with Weisenberger Then also had cookies and cakes that were incredible. I ended up picking up the cookies and cream cookies which were amazing. The staff was super friendly and amazing and I wish I could've spent more time and bought more items, but we'll have to do that on the next visit. This was an inspiring store to find amazing cooking items. Will be back in Lawrenceburg for this.

The Tates Creek Kroger is just a minute or 2 away from my house. Very convenient and usually has…read morevery reasonably priced items. There's even days prices are so low you feel like you are being pranked! It's always busy but the line never seems slow. The people who work there are pretty knowledgeable and friendly.

You are the ONLY Kroger that didn't update your NYE hours online or on the KROGER APP!read more