Grocery Stores in Arlington, TN

“Love our grocery store! Everyone is so kind and always wanting to help. It’s a small grocery store so you know everyone. I see others complain about it not having anything.”

“I absolutely LOVE this neighborhood Kroger. Everyone has their opinion and often times local residents of the Arlington community give negative reviews for various reasons especially on the nextdoor social page. I've lived in Arlington for 5 years and will not shop at another Kroger. The management is friendly, courteous, and above all attentive. One manager even noticed I was walking with a limp after a torn Achilles injury. Brian in the deli is the most professionally polished hometown meat man I have ever met. And it's awesome that a lot of the local kids get their first job there. Of course they are young people so their attention sometimes focuses on each other and not the customer. But the other day I had a kid that would not give up until he helped me find old bay seasoning. There was even another off duty young lady there that chimed In and told us to go to the seafood dept. Sadly enough we are building in Eads,TN and will be moving soon. I will still make the trip to my neighborhood Arlington Kroger.”

“3 scooters went dead on me and I was unable to walk to get help. After 2 customers and 2 employees it was the 3rd one that went dead. Well a long came Brandon. S very young, smart and respectful man. He saw how much trouble I was having, so he was able to push me out of the way of other people and he went all over the store and finished my shopping. I was there 3 hours and don't know what I would of done if this young man had not stepped up to help me.. !”

“I absolutely LOVE this neighborhood Kroger. Everyone has their opinion and often times local residents of the Arlington community give negative reviews for various reasons especially on the nextdoor social page. I've lived in Arlington for 5 years and will not shop at another Kroger. The management is friendly, courteous, and above all attentive. One manager even noticed I was walking with a limp after a torn Achilles injury. Brian in the deli is the most professionally polished hometown meat man I have ever met. And it's awesome that a lot of the local kids get their first job there. Of course they are young people so their attention sometimes focuses on each other and not the customer. But the other day I had a kid that would not give up until he helped me find old bay seasoning. There was even another off duty young lady there that chimed In and told us to go to the seafood dept. Sadly enough we are building in Eads,TN and will be moving soon. I will still make the trip to my neighborhood Arlington Kroger.”