Great multi-vendor shop space and open areas for floating events and vendors. The market only…read morestruggles with parking for its popularity. They have good options for more market provisions for taking home or spending some time in visiting with friends. Moving beyond the small market you get some various options to hunt for something that catches your interest. Plants outside are often very affordable for seasonal pass through.

Purple Onion had good grilled chicken sandwich and fudge. Service was very good, friendly…read more Overall, capital market ambiance was fine.

Love the store staff are fantastic consider each and everyone of them friends. Prices are good deli…read moreis great.

I love this store .The employees are very friendly and go out of their way to help you if they can…read more.i was in there couple days ago and i cant walk very good right now due to me messing up my spineal canal while taking care of my husband that later passed away and i went back to work but 2 months later i just haad to go ahead and retire so until the drs decide my next step on my back and a knee replacement its easier for me to use a wheelchair there wasnt one available but when the young gentleman and a cashier made sure i got the wheelchair they brought it to me as i was trying to walk the store to grocery shop and the customers that come in are most of he time friendly but krogers employees are smartellics and dont try to help you at all and the management doesnt do their job verry well either

Traveled many miles to get my fill of the Pig! Did not disappoint! My only regret is it's 750…read moremiles from our home in Florida

Doritos, lunch meat, rolls, cheese ... you name it we got it. Basic grocery store it seemed and…read morehad what we needed. Staying at a local Airbnb and needed some groceries for the house. It was cool being in a Piggly Wiggly as they aren't anywhere close to where I live. If you need some basics they should have it!

This place should not be underrated. It has your standard West Virginia assortment of moderate…read morequality meats and moderate quality vegetables, but what it does have is an assortment of jellies, jams, potato chips, and general Appalachian delicacies that makes it a few cuts above your average local supermarket. I particularly appreciated their dedication to selling West Virginia made products such as wines and jams, as opposed to selling only national brands.

Clean store. Good meats available. Friendly clerks. Prices can be high, but they do have…read moredecent sales. The fried chicken in the deli is very good.

I love your store. It's workers and fresh meats. Thank you. So much. Yall are polite…read moreAnd serves are good

Really good deli food. We stopped by and got the best potato wedges you'll ever eat. While there we…read morespotted these big cat head biscuits. They were huge, and only 1.99! They had several different types; chicken, sausage and egg, plain sausage, and shaved ham. Soft and fluffy; they made for a great quick breakfast on the road. They also have fried chicken, and several other items they rotate throughout the week. Staff is usually friendly, some of the older crew are persnickety sometimes.

Still.has more stuff than other stores but 4 out of 5 of the mobility scooter carts don't work.read more

I made a delivery order on Sunday for $120, in which Kroger took $120 as a preauthorization on my…read moredebit card. The nexy day, instead of taking their funds from the initial $120 that it took, it charged me a second time, causing me to be $-88 in the hole. I didn't know this had happened until I stopped to get gas, and couldn't. I contacted customer support at every number and email that I could find, and they keep telling me there's nothing they can do, and I was only charged once. My bank says Kroger is who has the hold on my funds and they can't do anything unless Kroger releases them. I will never buy anything from them ever again. It cost me $240 for a $120 order, and I have to get a ride to work until I get paid because I can't even get gas.

Needed help finding a product and had an awful time finding an associate. Finally found the items…read moreand checked out. The cashier, Mary Richards, was very friendly and helpful. Went to use restroom on way out and they were blocked by two male associates who were supposed to be cleaning but were both on cell phones.

Bakery products sold by Wallmart in general are horrible and half are not edible. It appears there…read moreis no quality control and no one from corporate has ever sat down and tasted these products. We have started returning the stuff purchased that has horrible taste for refund. No more just trashing hundreds of dollars in food not consumable.

They advertise being open until 10 pm but close and lock doors at 9:50, called in to ask why the…read moredoors were locked before 10 o'clock. The guy told me that they were closing at 10 in which I responded that 950 is not 10 o'clock and he goes. Yeah I would agree with that and hangs up on me.

With my business that I started I visit Krogers, different Krogers everyday for my customers. This…read moreparticular Krogers I have been visiting more often lately due to several new clients. My only problem at this Krogers is the employees are slightly rude. Not sure if they are unhappy with their jobs or what, but they definitely don't want to help customers, answer questions, bag groceries or even help with heavy items to the car. I have to go here, but if I could go somewhere else I would

If you're looking for affordable, quality bulk foods, this is the place!! The owners are very…read morehelpful and friendly. The store is clean. The products are affordable. As an example, I purchased salted, toasted, pumpkin seeds from a shop in Athens for $12.99 a pound. At the Bulk Food Depot, the same seeds were just $4.88 a pound!! They have local cheeses, grass-fed butter, nuts, seeds, flours, dried fruit, and much more. It's a little out of town (on Radnor Road), but TOTALLY worth the drive!!

Back in the dawn of the millennium, I stumbled upon this haven of provisions while adventuring…read morealong the back roads of Athens. Needless to say, the building caught my eye and I had to venture inside. As any true adventurer would. Within were shelf upon shelf of flour, grain, herbs; you name it. Anything you want to cook with or eventually consume could be found. And the prices were refreshingly reasonable. On this first of many visits, I ended up purchasing a bag of Occident flour, which led to my first foray into accidentally baking some really, REALLY big cookies. And let me tell you--they were grand.

This is the worst grocery store in Charleston. You shop a sale but they don't give it to you and…read morethey act like you're trying to steal something from them when you call them on it. Try to use a digital coupon and it's the same thing, then you have to waste your time trying to get through to these idiots. I'm through wasting my time and money in this two-bit, fly-by-night sorry excuse of a grocery store. Done.

Stopped here on a whim...first and last time. The employee refused to sell his allocated liquors…read morebecause he was keeping them for himself. Hopefully his manager reads this. Ridiculous waste of time!