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August 2024 by Phillip Hayden
Highly Recommended
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July 2024 by Linda K Berkeley
A huge store so almost too much choice but stall were very helpful.
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April 2024 by Project Looking Glass
Kroger's has very friendly staff & it's always clean, always count on sales. Keep up the great work.
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February 2024 by Willie Broyles
I did the order and pick up they was fast I only waited a couple of mins before the loaded my car up it was fast and friendly service I’ll b doing that more often
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February 2024 by Gwen Lynn
I just bought dog food. It is too expensive for me because I am on a fixed income. People are friendly and helpful.
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December 2023 by Michelle Wielms
Kroger is a hometown store and only two left in Missouri so it's nice to have a place that feels like home to shop
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May 2023 by Jozef a Mária Beňadik
very nice staff
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March 2023 by Robert Benedict
Love our kroger. Only reason it's not 5 stars is because we still don't have a pickup option.
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March 2023 by Haley Horselover Colvin
Called to check the availability of an item and before I could ask if it would be back In stock anytime soon the woman at the service desk hung up on me.
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September 2022 by Susan Norris
Fun workers, good selection and prices very reasonable
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September 2022 by Patrck Ferguson
Love the deli!!!
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July 2022 by preachers son
Constantly fill medicine for 3 months regardless if you want 1 month or not. Then get mad if you dont want it or you say anything. Annette or Nette pharmacy tech is really bad. Store manager constantly complains to public he doesnt have enough help. He has Napoleon syndrome.
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August 2021 by Judy Bickett
Shopping this morning and the checkout lines are half way back the aisles. Everyone upset. Only three checkers. No express lane. Ridiculous. Do not plan to shop here again and this has always been my primary grocery store.
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January 2021 by Stephen Howard
Friendly and hel0ful associates clean store well stocked great deli also a well run pharmacy
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December 2020 by Chris Anon
Upon arrival, I walk through the cold and rain to wait at the tobacco counter within the main store building. After waiting 10 minutes, I meet eyes with one of the cashiers.This was no ordinary cashier, however. It walked with the limp of a 50-year-old with a failed retirement plan. Upon closer inspection, ah yes, the blonde hair and haircut, the beady soulless eyes, the pudgy and unkempt body; I was dealing with a Karen.Except, this time, the roles were reversed. I was but the humble consumer, and it was the keeper of the goods. I ask for my tobacco product, and have to repetitively give guidance as to what I wanted, for its dim-witted mind could not comprehend spoken words.Upon feebly retrieving that which I desired, it masticated the words, "may I see your ID," while dribbling saliva all over its mask in excess. I subsequently provide my ID, which is now being heavily scrutinized by those unfulfilled eyes.The creatures claws failed to scan it the first time, and implied that I had committed identity fraud. I can assure you, dear reader, that I do not have time for that. After fumbling around with its bony appendages, the scan finally goes through.It compares my age to its own offspring's, which took an excessive amount of time for a regular human to calculate. However, this was a Karen, and is not to be underestimated in its lack of mental faculties.It then focused its jaundiced optical devices on my ID picture, and asked me to pull my mask down, which is not standard considering were are in the times of the Neo-Plague.Despite my BMI calculation being underweight, it clumsily sputters out the words, "you looked thinner in the picture," while maintaining its own pudgy stature.I give a sarcastic, "thanks," snatch my ID before it's ocular device shoots a laser beam through my ID, and leave with my tobacco products.Needless to say, I will not be shopping here again.
