My first impression was that this store must be new, particularly given the empty retail space…read morenearby. However, there are google reviews that predate this one by a year. This makes it less excusable that the store just didn't seem to be fully stocked. The produce section was a small corner of the store. Prepared foods was a much bigger entrant, as was the freezer section. The lack of fresh items seems contrary to the health food vibe. On the upside, you'll struggle to find a place that has more niche brands with vegan, gluten-free, and other specialty items. The local focus is also appreciated. On the downside, I was surprised how expensive it was, and that's with shopping the sale items and the $1 credit I apparently picked up by shopping at the Roanoke Earth Fare. Frankly, that one is better.

Earthfare is a place where they really care about the people, the food we eat, the products that we…read moreuse on/in our bodies. They have great quality produce and meats with great prices.

Cute shop! I love the bulk options and the eco friendly stuff like bar shampoo and conditionerread more

Attempted to purchase massage oil here today. Price on bottle was 17.99. "Miles" rang it up at…read more19.99. When I informed him the price on the bottle was less, he tore the price tag off and said, "Not anymore!" Very rude and obnoxious. Just called to report his behavior to the manager. He claimed he is the manager. Will be contacting Corporate and will never darken their door again!

This is a small store that is aesthetically more like a general retail outlet than a grocer for…read moresome reason. The selection is modest and prices high, but I did find some items from good brands and local things that probably would not have been in a conventional grocery store. It's good that this sort of place exists, though I would hope a college town could sustain more.

Well I made a cardinal sin of parking there while I was going to grab a coffee and go back i and…read moreshop at their establishment. Employee came out and saw me walking and stated I could not park there. Unbeknownst to her I was meeting someone to shop there but alas. I said i would leave and remove my vehicle which I did. Also there were several other parking spaces empty as it was early am. Not shopping there- be kinder

I recently needed some help with the pharmacy and the staff went above and beyond to help me out,…read moresaving me a ton of time, money, and hassle. I highly recommend working with this team - they'll have your back for sure. Tabitha - you rock!!

Kroger has all commodities readily available for the customers. However, one shortcoming that I…read morecould think of is that there aren't many staff members available for helping the customers find the items they wish to purchase. The staff members that you do find aren't very eager about helping the customers either. Recommendation: please employ more staff members to help the customers find the necessary items.

I needed to make a pit stop and this Food Lion worked well…read more The bathroom was clean and they had some great products that I like at an affordable price. I bought organic pineapple chunks, organic lentils (pictured) which are a great snack on the road and Rise organic cold brew (dark and sugar free just like I like it). I stopped drinking coffee earlier this year and all I eat and drink is organic food, so this is one of my few exceptions when I must stay up. Apparently instant coffee is high in acrylamide which is what I am reducing. Dark-roasted coffee has the least acrylamide. They had organic blueberries, but they were a little pricey, so I passed on them. I almost bought other organic berries that were on sale. They had organic oats and organic pasta sauce that I considered, but I knew I was getting them later elsewhere with my entire grocery list. I was stoked on the Dal because Whole Foods and grocery stores run out of it sometimes and I hadn't seen it in a while. They had eight bags of the only two kinds that I like because I don't eat dairy which is one way it can be prepared. They also had two kinds that I had never seen that looked good. They cost $3.39 and I have paid $3.99 for them elsewhere.

Best staff in town!! Visited right at 5:00pm after a long work day and walked in, immediately…read moregrabbed a 12 pack of Coke (great sale too!) and when I grabbed it by the pre-cut holder in the center it ripped and fell leaving me with a completely busted can, a big mess, and over half of the cans dented at the top. I was obviously embarrassed, but in no time I had one of the staff behind me helping to pick them up, and then the manager appeared with towels to clean up the soda! They apologized to me (and it was my fault!) and got me another 12 pack and cleaned up the entire mess (I did offer to clean it up though)! I haven't had such a pleasant experience grocery shopping in a long time! So helpful! I will always shop here!

Very disappointed with bakery! Birthday cake had the dark blue lettering leaking into the white…read morefrosting and the top frosting was all cracked! Not a very attractive birthday cake!

The employees throughout the store are super nice and friendly. We just moved here, and it was our…read morefirst time at this Kroger. Very pleased.

Community Farmer's Market opened in June 2013 by a group of native farmer's market vendors…read morecompassionate to expand access to local foods in the community. CFM is a community driven farmer's market that embodies the essence of collaboration and circular leadership with vendors, farmers, consumers, community members, and the CFM board. We always welcome your insight, suggestions, and volunteering your time to the market. Our mission is to expand Farmers' Market opportunities for local farmers, food producers & artisans, accommodate community needs, and to expand consumption of nutritious, local fresh foods in the New River Valley Region. Our vision is to create a vibrant, community-supported market that supports local farms & businesses and connects community members and local farms together; sustaining the growth of Farms & Markets for future generations by establishing partnerships and providing ongoing education to help sustain the health and well-being of community members, contribute to economic growth and provide nutritional support starting from the soil up. Community Farmers Market Hours: Saturday 8AM - 2PM Tuesday 9AM - 12PM (sometimes later)

They scrutinize every receipt and item. We waited in a line of around 10 people waiting to leave…read moredue to employee checking all items in all carts. No other store in the area does this - not even other Walmarts (Dublin, Fairlawn - not even Valley View) Get ride of self checkout if it's a problem there. And by the way it is NOT Walmart policy.

Bought an Apple Watch "new" from Walmart. Went home, found it was open and didn't work. Returned it…read moreto the store, within an hour Walmart put it back on shelves. Don't be like me, DON'T NOT BUY OPEN ITEMS!