I've been a Kroger shopper since ... I guess ... I was old enough to accompany my parents to the…read moregrocery store. And this is one of the nicest Krogers I've been to. This is one of those mega-Krogers that is like if a Kroger and a Walmart had a baby. I walked in to find not food in front of me but clothes. And I soon found my way to the baby/infant clothes section, where I stocked up on several shirts at about $6 each for my son. After the giddiness of finding such cuteness where I hadn't been expecting any had subsided, my son and I continued our grocery shopping. I was happy to find a great selection among the meat and dairy sections. The deli was similarly well stocked -- keep an eye out for the chocolate hummus! -- and the salad bar looked to have many great options in it. Next to it was the expansive sushi area that shouldn't be missed as well. The service at this Kroger was also great. I was asked four or five times by different associates if I needed any help finding anything. If you can go out of your way a bit to go to a great Kroger, this one is definitely not to be missed, though your wallet may take a hit after you find items that weren't on the list that you'd still like to buy.

Starting this off, I'd like to put out there that I've never been a fan of Kroger. For decades I'd…read moredo my weekly shopping at Meijer, Hy-Vee, or VG's (back in Illinois and Michigan, respectively). In my mind Kroger was the grocery store equivalent of McDonald's. I always found better selections elsewhere, better prices, and had a better shopping experience. I must admit that, since moving to Louisville my opinion about Kroger has improved. Since the Holiday Manor and the Hurstbourne locations were upgraded the stores are much nicer to shop in. They're cleaner and not as cluttered as they used to feel. They now offer clothing (albeit quite pricey) and an expanded HBA department. We recently started shopping at Kroger over Meijer because there are a few things that Kroger has a larger variety of. Their bakery is MUCH nicer now, their seasonal action is sizable, and their produce is well stocked an maintained. There are a few things I'm still adjusting to. Shopping, as we do, on Sundays, the place is usually pretty packed and it's not uncommon for us to circumnavigate an aisle because someone is mindlessly looking at the canned beans while their cart blocks traffic, to which they are completely oblivious. All in all it's become a pretty good shopping experience, so I'll give it a while longer.

We love going here! Freshest produce, great bakery selection, and everything is excellent as far as…read morequality. The only negatives are that sometimes the bananas are completely green and they don't always have dates. Otherwise it's a 5/5 experience every time to be able to try the samples!

Of the two Costcos in Louisville, this one is certainly the nicest of the two. The service is…read moresometimes hit or miss, but normally that's always because of the customer volume. The selections at this Costco are 5star. They seem to always have the higher quality meats and fish selections. Costco remains the industry leader in value for warehouse memberships. The quality alone for most everything they offer is what keeps me coming back for 20 years. Top value, great selection, it's all there.

All of the Big Lots stores are closing. Went on Saturday and most things were 10 percent off. The…read moreshelves are still full. If you need furniture may get a great deal in time. Lines are long.

Big Lots, for me, has always been just to the side of budget retail, kind of on the periphery. In…read moremy experience in the past it felt more like a closeout shop, not entirely unlike the Land of Misfit Toys, where things that weren't wanted by someone else ended up. For years I found their stock unreliable and of varying quality, so it would generally be the last place I'd go when looking for something. But that was then. I don't know what kind of magic has happened in the last 10 to 15 years, but Big Lots has improved *ahem* lots! Stores are cleaner than I remember, stocks are shelved.....strike that...reverse it....moving on. Merchandise quality seems to have improved. What brought me to this location was my combination Birthday/Christmas gift from my wife (I have a December birthday). I've got a recliner that we call my "Dad Chair" that is at least 15 years old, probably closer to 20. It's tired and she said "we need to replace the Dad Chair". Wifey is great at research and we visited a couple other furniture outlets before we got to Big Lots. Nothing really worked for me at the other places, then we went to Big Lots. I was impressed with the furniture selection at this location. I was not expecting thar much variety. I tried out every single recliner in the place and settled on one pretty quickly. Britt helped us through the sale process, which was amazingly easy. Then she told us where to meet her around the side of the building to get the chair, which was still in the box. By the time we drove around back she was waiting there with the chair. Since the box was, like, enormous, we had to take it out of the box to put it in my car. Britt helped with that, too, unboxing that chair like a champ and even assisted getting it into the car. I was 100% impressed with this Big Lots experience and with Britt, who was very personable and very funny.

I use these folks for their specialty pharmacy services for a specific product. They're responsive…read moreand prompt for that. I also asked them to stock a medication that's time sensitive and few places stock but they declined.

I used this pharmacy only a few times. Due to the staff and their lack of customer service. I would…read morecall in my prescription and when I would get there they wouldn't have it ready not to mention I would stand at the window for ten minutes or longer before I would even be acknowledged. Then I found them to be unfriendly and a bit clueless. i guess that's because every time i went there they would have several new employees. I've never been to a pharmacy with such a turnover rate in their employees. Not sure how they manage to stay in business. I would definitely recommend going anywhere else but this sorry excuse for a "pharmacy".

The store smells of perfume and the clothes smell like chemicals or perfume even after they are…read morewashed several times. Quality has dropped dramatically regarding the fabrics too. Prices are o.k. to good with sales but it's not a good deal if I have to return items purchased online to a store that gives me a headache from the perfume smells. I'm not sure if it's the cosmetics counter or an air freshener they use, but five people walked in and then walked right out last time I was there in line for returns. I used to love Kohls. Hopefully things will get back to the way they were.

There may just be a larger change in how it is being run currently but the rudeness of one…read moreparticular clerk yesterday- older white lady/grey blonde hair, working the main cash out area; probably caused a lot of those witnessing the issues to rethink shopping there-as it should. Where you spend your time and your money matters more than ever. It certainly has for me. Normally, this is an incredible store; but it's the little bad patterns of rudeness that can cause a sea change in customer loyalty. I suspect Kohls is big enough to absorb that if they are willing to tolerate clerks who are mad at the customers for not know which place to stand or what to ask for. Prior to my experience that day, an older lady needed to make a "unaccompanied receipt" return which the clerk was glad to loudly explain beforehand catching my attention, but then when not addressing the waiting people by the Amazon desk, when someone was brave enough (me) to ask a simple question of if someone was working that line (which has always been the norm, even when its moved back and forth across the store from one area to the other) the response was stunning, because the clerk noted that Kohls differentiated between "paying customers" and those using a "free return service". Says it all I think- defining instantly that the money I had intended on spending there on a new coffee machine after I had handled my return, would not be done there.. as I am not a paying customer. Oddly enough, the woman behind me was asking the same question and she seemed offended. Not sure what was said when I left, but I said simply "Ok, you all heard her" and I left. To their credit, the Kohls online customer service understood the angst and disappointment this clerk caused me, and they've apologized. It's really caused me to think that people are surely not stupid and ignorant enough to realize how money moves people? If we feel appreciated and kindly treated, we spend money. Spending money ensures jobs stay (not always of course). I suspect she was having a bad day- but wow. Just wow. A decade of shopping there over in an instant because of one rude clerk? Maybe so. I know if I stated any of my clientele were less important than any of my others, I'd be fired- maybe that says something about the higher expectations my employers have. Their management is incredible which is the reason I am not 100% against shopping there again- maybe the lady was new, maybe she was not getting the support she needed- she was moving slowly, which can be common when brand new- not sure. As for cons: the coupon games, I just dont play them anymore. On the upside, I saved $599, because I decided to not spend any of my "free" time there vs the "paying" customers.

Terrible pharmacy. Showed up at 5:30 and did not have prescription ready. waited for about 30…read moreminutes when they close at six and as soon as the prescription was ready, the pharmacist and told us that we could not pick up the prescription to come back tomorrow morning because her son had a ring ceremony. Which is very unprofessional especially since we got to the pharmacy before six. She was also very rude the whole time we were there. Will not be coming back here. I do not recommend to anyone.

This Pharmacy location is only open during business hours, I work downtown and it's difficult to…read morepickup my prescriptions when they are closed on Saturday And Sunday and only open until 6 PM Monday through Friday. I must now switch my prescriptions to CVS a block away. Also when prescriptions are filled using the automatic refill service, the largest prescription bottles are used although the pills are extremely small. I do not have enough space for several of the extra large bottles because they take up so much room in my cabinet.

i love this little store!!! they always have the newest alani flavors on stock & even have some…read morelimited edition flavors still on the shelf and the staff are incredibly friendly. one older lady, i can't remember her name, recognizes me & chats with me every time i go. i think they are currently building a set of gas pumps next to it too! super neat. the store is only 2 minutes away from my house so i'm excited to be able to go there for gas.

Staff is very friendly, lots of home made food items/ snacks. I love that they have Dippin Dots for…read moresale here! I appreciate a local business with home made goods!!! Also have deli meat.