We ordered graduation balloons several days ago. A Starbucks employee, who claimed to be trained in…read morethe department, took the order because there was no one else around. When we went to pick up the order, it was nowhere to be found. The girl who was looking for us (who was not in the department, just trying to help) said they'd run out of helium the night before. We had already paid, so the girl called a manager. The manager said we should not have even been charged ahead of time. He did refund our money, but I complained that if we'd at least got a phone call, we could have tried to make other arrangements. My husband, who placed the order, later said he was not even sure the Starbucks employee even took his phone number. Kroger, please do better. Party City is closer. You definitely could have planned better, but it's clear your employees need better training (and probably better pay). We'll be sourcing our party balloons and flowers elsewhere in the future.

Beautiful store and friendly staff that stopped us throughout to see if we had any questions…read more However, I purchased a purse. The tag was marked wrong and it wouldn't go through the scanner. Long story short, it took five people to finally get the price to come up. Then the next day, as I was north of Indianapolis, I noticed they had not taken the security device off. I couldn't go back because I was traveling and leaving the state. I went to a local Kroger in Indianapolis, who eventually, although begrudgingly, took off the tag. I don't have Kroger where I live, but I sure didn't get a very good impression of the ones in Indiana.

They are owned by kroger and it feels like a kroger from 10 years ago. They do have decent stuff.read more

Great produce and the baked goods are delicious! I also love that they have a decent sized…read moreorganic/health food section. The deli workers are always pleasant as are the cashiers. It's nice to go to a grocery store and have service the way it should be. So glad that they haven't done away with the baggers, seems like that has become a thing of the past. I'm really happy that Jay C hasn't sold out to save a couple bucks here and there.

A completely standard ALDI and that's fine by me. This is exactly the way they should be - the same…read morelayout and the same stock as every other ALDI I have encountered whether it's Fort Myers Florida or Cherry Hill New Jersey. Produce and bread, deli and cheeses, dairy and eggs, frozen and fresh meat. Down the center, the aisle of awesomeness and canned/boxed items. It's all here. ALDI has introduced self-checkout stations and I'm a fan. They run such a thin staff that there's almost always a queue to check out so it's helpful to be able to ring up your stuff quickly. Remember to bring your quarter for the shopping cart and your reusable shopping bags! [Review 20528 overall - 73 in Indiana - 1509 of 2023.]

I mean, it's an Aldi. You know the drill. Bring a quarter and some shopping bags. It's got most…read morethings even if you're looking for decent quality stuff like olive oil or non-plastic-wrapped cheese. I haven't been in an Aldi for a few years and this was the first one for me with self-checkouts. The human clerk would only come out if someone stood at the appropriate register. This place had the standard price-conscious but mostly upper middle class clientele. Part of the Cummins complex is literally across the street.

Not open when says they are. Went on a Saturday for lunch when it said they were open and they were…read moreclosed. Wasted a bunch of time and gas.

Affordable and delicious small town rustic store ,deli and restaurant! Friendly staff and quick…read morelines!

Love this place. Truly a hole in a wall place. It's located in a mall market , you walk in past the…read moremeat counter to the restaurant with about 20 seats. The food here is amazing. I always come for the tacos. It's always fresh and hot when served, they serve it topped with onions and cilantro and a side of grilled onion bulbs, grilled jalapeños, and lime. Goes so well together. Truly authentic tacos. The horchata (rice water with cinnamon) is delicious and doesn't taste chalky like some other places. This is my go to spot whenever i need a taco fix.

I'm a local and tried Mi Tierra's restaurant for the first time last week. As others have said,…read moreyou enter the grocery store and walk past the meat counter to enter the restaurant portion. There's a good vibe throughout the place. A couple of tv's on the wall were showing old movies. It's quaint and not super fancy. Our waiter was pleasant and helpful suggesting this and that. The arrachera steak was cooked spot on and quite flavorful. The portion of food we got was larger than we typically get at other local Mexican restaurants. We both had to take some home. Nice beer options too.

I suppose this is piling on an already poor 2 Star business. Did some late shopping tonight and…read moreentered through the pharmacy entrance. Found a parking space right opposite the entrance because there appeared a chance of rain. With an overflowing cart went to exit around 9PM and it was closed, and you guessed it, a downpour was wreaking havoc. This is not about getting drenched, it is about a formerly great company racing to the bottom to join Kroger, Target and others. As a retired Walmart manager whose career overlapped that of Sam Walton, I can tell you this would not happen during his era. I was corrected over far minor issues than this. This is the same store that during the pandemic closed at 8PM while the competition was open until 11PM. Too sad. Where have all the good managers gone?

my order was switched from delivery from my home store in Seymour to the Columbus store on…read moreWhitfield drive because of the contract that Walmart has with spark delivery drivers. Seymour Walmart was very busy and my order got bumped to another store without informing me about it and without asking for permission. Now if you have a delivery and an item is unavailable for delivery but it' s available for shipping Walmart will ask you if you want to get your item shipped to you instead. So how in the heck did it make any sense in their billions of dollars of revenue a year intelligent minds to believe that it was acceptable for them to move a person's order to be filled in another city 20+ minutes away WITHOUT the CUSTOMER'S CONSENT? And when I called the walmart that had filled my order bu it wasn't delivered they told me it was up to the spark driver if they wanted to deliver an order or not. So the filling store would try to get my order to me but ultimately I was at the merc of the spark drivers and if nobody wanted to deliver so far away then my order would just set there up to 48 hours. I'm disabled. I live less than 2 miles from my home store. I canceled the order and was going to try to order through my local store again but they still have my money frozen so I'm stuck with no money and no groceries. Shame on Walmart for not asking and shame on them for letting the drivers pick and chooses the deliveries leaving customers who are paying both companies at theIr mercy when it should be the companies who are going out of their way to make things right for us customers. If I'm doing footwork for Walmart put me on the payroll. You should be finding out what YOUR company messed up with my order not the other way around. What is going on with retailers treating their custoMets with such low regard? Shame shame shame

Runs like a well oiled machine. Has the largest selection of pretty much anything gas station…read morerelated and is a breeze to get in and out and on my way.

My prescriptions have always been on time and correct. Good prices too. Helped with my Medicare and…read moreHumana insurance too.

Young lady working evening shift was very very helpful. She was taking good care of customers that…read moreneeded assistance with their devices and how to get the photos they needed. She was dedicated to providing thorough customer service. Happily. I believe she said her name was Macie! Thank you Macie for being so amazing!