Nice and clean gas station - the store area is huge and has plenty to offer with regards to snacks,…read moreproduce, and even a frozen foods! They have a subway on the inside in case you're looking for a meal on the road. Also, it is conveniently right off of Leestown heading towards Georgetown. A great rest stop!

Lexington finally has an IGA. Not that IGAs are well known or a preferred grocer, but they're…read morecommon in more rural areas. Honestly, I'm surprised they opened one here. After all, Lexington has been rough on grocery stores. You know, after the short run of Luckys and Fresh Tyme. I guess we prefer to eat out over grocery shopping. This is a small neighborhood grocery. When you see it, from the corner or Citation Blvd and Leestown Road, it looks like an oversized gas station. There is a Shell station attached to it, but it's bigger than it appears at first glance. There's also a Which Wich location inside, which will also have a drive thru, but it's not open now. They have a pretty big selection of beer, in the Beer Cave cooler. Right now, they're running buy one get one free specials on the rotisserie chickens, chicken salad made from rotisserie chicken, and fresh cut fruit. The sale/specials signs are displayed outside, near the entrance. I love that feature, because it means we don't have to grab an ad to see what's on sale. I hope they keep that feature. The chicken salad was fantastic! It will definitely be one of my staple items. The soft serve ice cream machine is also a welcomed feature, especially since the neighborhood McDonalds' soft serve machine is never working. That's besides the pint though, I know. The checkout process is weird. The don't have checkout lanes, it's one big check out counter, with several cashiers. There's no real start of a line, or any indication where to wait for the next available cashier. When I was there, no one was in line, so I stood in the middle, away from the counter and the cashier called for me. I asked her what the line process is, but she didn't have an answer. I guess we will eventually figure it out.

I stopped in to grab a bottle of water. There was one…read morecashier and three people in front of me. The couple in front of me got impatient because the cashier was ringing up the customer in front of them. They threw their stuff down and literally had the nerve to complain because they had to wait. So embarrassing to be that old and act so entitled. To the credit of the cashier she didn't blink an eye and kept ringing up the current customer. Stores have to adjust their man hours to meet their foot traffic in order to make a profit. The employees were extremely friendly and the store itself was clean and well stocked. Plus they had icy cold water which was exactly what I needed.

I came here while in the area recently. I browsed the aisles a bit locating what I came to…read morepurchase. There was only one cashier working at the time. She was so kinds and hardworking. I would visit this location again since it was a pleasant experience.

I stop in here from time to time, grab some gas and a drink. Always friendly staff. place could be…read morea lil cleaner

It's now Marathon now, so it should be updated, but this Marathon/BP is the best one in Lexington…read more About a year ago, they even added a chicken place called Cooper's Express. The cook Maria cooks it JUST right and it always tastes great. She sometimes even makes some mexican dishes JUST FOR ME and she's so sweet. The employees are all kind and caring! My dad is pretty close with all the employees and considers them good friends.

Kroger Beaumont is pushing knock off and store brands to increase profit. They stopped carryign…read moreKraft cheddar and now sell kroger cheddar and 2 other off brands. Also stopped carryint Osar Mayer salami. Other kroger stores still carry both an have no plans to follow beaumont to discontinue. My wife has ben unable to get Kraft for over 6 months, and I finally insisted that she use a different Kroger.

**for order and pickup** okay experience for my first time ordering groceries from this Kroger. The…read morepickup area is off the side near the pharmacy but isn't marked that well. The associate came out, confirmed my name, and placed everything in my trunk with no issues. But I noticed when I got home that my bread was squished and there were some items (like grapes) that weren't even in a grocery bag. I don't know the system they use for bagging pickup orders but be aware you might have some loose items.

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

To Kroger Corporate Management and Asset Protection Lead,…read more I am writing to formally report a deeply disturbing experience my partner, our 15-year-old cousin, and I had at your store on Sunday March 15th at approximately 11:00am. While shopping in the cosmetics department, we were subjected to blatant and persistent shadowing by a store associate (white male mid to late 20s, blue polo, black pants and a name tag that I can't recall due to stress). This individual followed us closely from aisle to aisle, making no effort to hide their surveillance. This was not "customer service"; it was targeted intimidation. As a family--including a minor--who are openly gay and were dressed casually in hoodies, we felt we were being profiled. Whether this bias was based on our clothing, our sexual orientation, or a combination of both, the result was the same: we were treated like criminals rather than customers. When I attempted to de-escalate the situation by calmly asking the associate if there was a problem, the harassment intensified. Rather than acting professionally, a second associate joined the first, creating an intimidating 'two-against-one' dynamic. This targeted confrontation was aggressive and predatory; it left me physically shaking and fearing for my safety in front of my partner and our 15-year-old cousin. Shopping for basic necessities should not be a humiliating experience. My 15-year-old cousin and frankly, all of us, were left feeling shaken and unwelcome, and as a regular customer, I am appalled that Kroger's "Loss Prevention" standards allow for such aggressive and alienating behavior.

The thing I like about Publix is the minute you walk in? Everybody is so friendly and if you look…read morelike you're looking for something, their team members actually come up to you and ask if they can help you unlike other stores in the area where you're pretty much on your own. Their friendliness stand apart from other grocery stores.

The Palonar Publix has been open for awhile now. My opinion remains the same --- it's clean, well…read morestocked and pricey. However, I've found a semi-bright spot for me, the meat department. I've found a few items at decent prices. The Italian sausages, made daily, are good and comparable to my usual Fresh Market except they're smaller in size. Also, they have chicken cutlets which are MIA in other markets I frequent. So this is where they are for me. One further critique, they don't show prices when you go online to search for an item. 97

The good part is that the place is very clean, and the breakfast they serve is pretty tasty (those…read moreare good biscuits!) The bad part is that service is awful, and the employees act like you're a bother and that it's a burden and pain to provide you with basic customer service. They acted like I was a weirdo simply for wanting a receipt with my purchase. They said nobody wants a receipt anymore, so they couldn't understand why I was asking for them. Not wanting to give receipts with a purchase sounds really, really shady. When I wanted some breakfast, they had a number of employees hanging around but nobody could (or would) stop what they were doing to help for some time, and even after I made my order they acted like asking for a biscuit, some gravy, one sausage patty, and a hash brown was some weird order that they felt the need to comment on it being strange or unusual because I just asked for one biscuit instead of two. It's overall a curious gas station. It's got the usual gas station & convenience store stuff. . .and it's got a huge display of air freshener spray cans with Arabic writing on them, an entire wing of the place devoted to vape stuff, and a curious amount of Pokemon merchandise. It's a curious choice for a convenience store in Frankfort, KY that mostly serves civil servants and folks who are passing through on their way to Bourbon distillery tours, but that's what the place is.

5 stars only because the lunch here is crazy good and unexpected... they have mashed potatoes,…read moreseasoned green beans, huge juicy yummy breaded tenders, beef and more. Extra tasty-yes! Extra value-yes! Unexpected-heck yes! We were here at 10am, so tip is come early to get fresh first pick.... Was not hungry, but looked so inviting that there was no other option than belly up and play the lottery. Lucky find.