Did a few rounds of shopping. Had a hard time finding the frozen fruit section. I made it to the…read morecash register and asked the young man standing there. His exact words. "Yeah I don't do much back there. I don't know what to tell you." Disappointment and unacceptable aren't even the words for this mess. I'm embarrassed for him. Young man didn't even attempt to reach out our even find out where the section was located. Kroger is clearly the better choice when grocery shopping. Oh yeah and I found the frozen fruit section on my own. It's pitiful to say the least.

Great prices. Great quality meat. Management always available and very willing to be of assistance…read more Management is very hands on and involved!!!

I enjoyed shopping at this Kroger location. Especially cuz it takes my fry's phone number for my…read moregas points!! I grabbed some deli goods. I also wanted sparkling water and they had a lot of choices. I really wanted pellegrino but this location doesn't have twist off top. They only had pellegrino bottles that need a beer opener. I think I have one in my glove box but I didn't feel like trying to get that bottle cap top of! So I grabbed the cheap sparkling water flavored with orange. I also got nail polish remover. I love that you can get a variety of items at Kroger! It was a good visit!

The worse experience ever. I request for a manager no one ever came. I called by phone no one…read morecame. I placed an order for some balloons to pick up at 3:00p. It is now 4:00pm and I am still waiting on some simple purple balloons. I had to get half my order because I'm late. The worse the worse No one ever apologize for the inconvenience and I'm looking at my order written down. In the book. Just awful. I'm so pissed at this location. Never ever

Great Walmart, I found a black polo, 1 left in my size! And I got some black slip on tennis shoes…read more I also needed a black belt and it had to have a silver buckle. Work is so Wierd with their dress code. But I was happy to get it all and get it all in my SIZE, at this location. Thx Walmart.

Walmart Southaven, MS (6811 Southcrest) Congratulations, you've hit rock bottom in customer…read moreservice. All I wanted was PAINT. But apparently, paint here is locked up like Fort Knox. Manager Tina, an illiterate sorry excuse for a manager who proudly tells me she has no way of knowing if staff even came to work, no way to page an associate to determine who has the "keys" to the paint, and no way to unlock products that customers are literally trying to buy. And when I pressed further? At 9:14 PM, while the store is OPEN and the paint is sitting right there for purchase, her response was: "Oh, buying paint at this time?" I can't help and walked off. Excuse me? The store is open, the products are here, and that's your answer? Ignorance at its best. How many customers have NOT been able to purchase products, because the associates with the keys is invisible? Sadly, this is what consumers are forced to deal with until we start taking a stand when spending our money. Walmart this level of incompetence is shameful. Is this really the "leadership" representing your brand? Leadership is led by example. Leave them subordinates alone because Tina definitely not directing, supervising, or ensuring they even came to work!

I have become very disappointed in Aldi in Southaven, MS. Their fruit produce is awful. I have…read moregotten home with fruit that is covered with mold by the next morning. On my last visit I searched for oranges and finally found a bag with no noticeable mold. The same for strawberries. By the next couple of mornings I'm throwing away molded oranges and strawberries. Don't get me started on the bananas. They are awful.

If I could I would've gave it negative stars because the employees are very rude and their…read moreattitudes are very nasty. In my opinion they need to have training or hire a new staff with better attitudes because the 2 young ladies I had an encounter with is not good for busines.

100% Mexican Food Everything A1. B Back Soon Just what…read moreyou need..after. A Long night

If you are looking for authentic Mexican meat market you have found the right place. I recently…read moremoved to MS and am so happy we found this place. They serve the best menudo & carnitas on Sundays ( it's so good go early because they run out of menudo fast). The salsas and pico are on point. They sell piñatas an all the Mexican goodies. They are very clean and have great customer service.

This market is actually named Janta, but it comes up as Spice Market of India on your maps app…read more This is the best Indian market I have found in the delta area! They have such a wide range of products, including spices, frozen foods, Indian snacks, and produce. They have fresh sugarcane juice and samosas for sale, if you want a snack while you shop. The owner is extremely friendly and helpful, so don't be afraid to ask questions. I recommend coming here if you need ingredients to cook true Indian food!

Great selections great prices great customer service. I'm new to the city and miss my favorite spot…read morefor Indian goods in Los Angeles. I had to drive far to get here, but I was pleasantly surprised with the selection of goods and prices.

I should've taken the hint before I even got out of the truck…read more It was raining on and off, and there were 30+ carts left outside, completely unattended and wet. That alone reflects a breakdown in basic store operations. I went in around 7:20 PM, and things didn't improve. The biggest issue was in the herb section. The refrigerated case had no mint available, but what stood out more was how the herbs were being handled. There was a dry display (properly labeled for rosemary), but it was being used as an overflow area for multiple packaged herbs. To be clear: Basil (especially with roots/soil) can be held at room temperature Live herbs with soil can be displayed dry. However, what I observed were packaged fresh-cut herbs being stored in dry, unrefrigerated conditions, which directly impacts quality. As shown in the photos: Multiple herb packages were brown, wilted, and deteriorating Product was being held outside of proper temperature control This was clearly improper storage--not just overflow. I spoke with a stock employee who was actively working produce and had a case of herbs: He confirmed there was no mint available. He stated the dry display was being used for overflow. At that point, it's clear this is not a supply issue--it's a handling and rotation failure. There was inventory present--but much of it was already unsellable due to poor storage practices. Now let's talk checkout... This store has 24 registers, and not a single cashier open. Every customer--regardless of order size--was forced into self-checkout, with only two employees trying to manage everything. Let's be real--customers are not employees. We were not: Interviewed Hired Trained Or issued a W-2 Self-checkout should be an option--not the only option. This visit exposed major issues in: Exterior cart management (30+ carts left out in the rain) 1. Proper storage of perishable herbs (dry vs refrigerated handling) 2. Product quality control 3. Inventory rotation (FIFO breakdown) 4. Staffing and front-end operations Kroger has the infrastructure--but this location is failing in execution and management oversight. Do better.

I stopped shopping at this store last year after the cashier at the gas station ran my debit card…read morethree times and charged me $50, without refunding me. I disputed the charge, and my bank eventually credited my account. Today, March 22 at 2:38pm., I was appalled by the amount of trash around the entrance--so much so that it resembled a dumpster. I touched five shopping carts that were broken. Despite this, I proceeded into the store to pick up a few items and encountered the Assistant Manager. Although he had a name tag, I regret not asking for his name. I explained the situation and showed him the trash outside the store. Not just the parking lot, but the area as you enter. The five carts I tested were all broken. He responded, "We have tried, but it's our demographic." I was stunned by his attitude. I walked away, and he made no effort to address the mess. Instead, he blamed the shoppers--who pay his salary and bonuses--for the state of the store. It's unacceptable that Kroger manages different-quality managers and services based on zip code. Instead of wasting money on new exterior signage, the store should hire managers who genuinely care. I am disgusted by this Manager's vile comment in today's climate and by his complacency, knowing nothing will change because of his prejudiced views towards customers. This is shameful. Debra S

One of the best Delis ever. I highly recommend it if you want good service. Sam is so kinda and…read morefriendly.

From the owner: Craving something bold, fresh, and packed with flavor? Welcome to Shelby Special where every bite…read moreis unforgettable! Our signature Chicken & Gyro Rice Meal is the ultimate fan favorite—juicy grilled chicken and seasoned gyro, perfectly paired over fragrant rice with our special sauces. One bite, and you’re hooked! But that’s just the beginning. We serve up crispy chicken sandwiches, juicy hamburgers, mouthwatering wings (party & whole), crunchy tenders, hot dogs, fresh chicken & gyro wraps, shrimp & fish sandwiches, and even refreshing salads. And if you need groceries? We’ve got that covered too! Fast. Fresh. Full of Flavor. Why settle for ordinary when you can have the best? Swing by today and taste the difference!

Ts so mfn fye everything be good and cooked to perfection 10/10…read more.....................................................

The food is excellent. Service was decent. Outside of that I will be definitely going back to get…read moresomething to eat

Two customer service issues:…read more 1. Instead of saying, "I don't know" or "Let me check", a store employee told my disabled friend that they don't sell Marie Callender's Corn Bread Mix. When my friend called me to ask about alternatives, I confirmed from the Kroger app that they DO have it in stock! I called Customer Service, which brings the second issue. 2. It took nearly 15 MINUTES for someone to answer the ONLY phone number that Kroger posts on their website! The person who finally answered the phone was able to help my friend find the product, while the original "slacker" tried (but failed) to deny telling my friend that the product didn't exist in that store. Retail businesses should realize that both of these issues, especially when baked into the culture and DNA of the business, loses customer sales, diminishes revenue, and taints their reputation as being consumer-focused. To Kroger Management: While to too-busy or uncaring employees this might seem trivial, it amounts to a denial of service to a disabled customer. Even in the most favorable light, it is shameful.

The store was clean, shelves stocked with yhe orrwct products. The staff was professional and…read morehelpful with the items I was looking for. My overall experience was great I'll return to shop here again.