The store was clean. I like shopping at Krogers but they often have outdated or soon to expire…read moreitems on their shelves. Especially pantry items. There was even a sunscreen that expired 4/2024 on the shelf almost a year later. If I found it at home, I would probably still use it but I don't want to buy it expired. Also, several of the sale signs were wrong. I love Kroger's weekly deals. I saw the salmon sale price sign and quickly tossed it in my cart. But then remembered seeing a coupon for the sale price last week. I learned the hard way that you should always verify the sale price dates on the bottom left of the sale price sign. Of course the deal was over. Im wondering how many thought they were getting the salmon for the sale price and was unknowingly charged the regular price. Not just at Kroger, but any store check those expiration dates and sale price dates!

Kroger grocery store that services the city of Shepherdsville Kentucky…read more Kroger is a regional grocery store that services and has tons of locations in the Lousiville Kentucky area and nearby Al cities such as Shepherdsville . Pretty standard super grocery store in the same vein as a Winn Dixie or the grocery side of a wal mart. They do require a Kroger plus card to get discounted prices. So that's kinda annoying. Just charge everyone the same price and be on with it. Especially since if you don't have one a worker or nearby customer will just let you use there. Anyways Thai particular location is a nicer one. Very spacious and very large. They do a. Good job on the upkeep of the store. They have decent sales items as most Kroger do (as long as you have the Kroger plus card). Overall not a bad location. Service here is solid. Lines can get long as there aren't too many grocery options in Shepherdsville but they do a good job on keeping the lines moving on my few trips here when in the area.

I would've given this store a one but the greeter John was so sweet and welcoming after the most…read morehorrific experience I've ever had... So much so that my rage and anger immediately diminished. So here's why I'm leaving this review.... Today, it finally happened. At 42 years old, for the first time, I experienced something I've heard so many others speak about but had not personally encountered so directly--prejudice in plain sight. While checking out at Walmart using the self-checkout lane (around 10 PM, Thursday July 31), I--casually dressed, a doctoral candidate, married mother of three, U.S. Army veteran, career woman, and soon-to-be retiree after a lifetime of hard work--was approached by the attendant. Not to greet me like she had greeted all the other customers. Not to offer assistance. But to ask if I had scanned the box of diapers in my cart as a toy. No explanation. No polite inquiry. Just a direct, unfounded accusation. To be clear: * The writing on the diaper box was large and visible from her station. * She had spoken to every other customer around me--offering smiles, assistance, and casual conversation. * She had never acknowledged me once during my transaction... until it came time to question my integrity. This wasn't a mistake. It was about a bias--one so deeply ingrained that I was singled out despite every indication of honesty and decency. This is exactly how injustice persists. Quietly. Casually. But unmistakably. I was so pissed and offended that actually thought about making a scene there. I left it go and proceeded to leave. At that point I was greeted by really sweet greeter by the name of John. He was so polite that I decided to get in my truck and just come home to tell my husband about it. It's nearly 2AM and I can't seem to fall asleep because the incident is heavily weighing on my mind and I'm trying to figure out if I should've handled it on the spot to prevent anyone else like from experiencing the same thing.

We were traveling north when we realized that we had a nail in one of our tires. We went to this…read moreWalmart's auto repair section, and though it was after 6:00 in the evening, they quickly got a new tire on our van. I can't exaggerate how professional and helpful they were.

jHK mart is a gas station and mini mart located in small town Lebanon Kentucky just off a main…read moreroad. My family and I stopped in here for gas while traveling from a friends house in shepherdville to Lebanon. We got a quick fill up and stopped in for a drink and a bag of ice. Inside was pretty spacious and well upkept and the workers seemed fairly friendly. Gas prices were about average for the area as well. Overall a solid small town mini mart and gas option for the locals and passer Byers such as ourselves.

I was driving around Lebanon Junction and found this little store to get some food. The…read moreestablishment was large and had restrooms that was nice to use. The two people at the counter was very friendly and helpful. I ordered a hunts brother pizza slice from them and it took 6 minutes to cook. I walked around the store while it cooked. The woman was super friendly when the food was ready and I was happy with my experience. I will be back

Kroger Pharmacy location in Mount Washington KY closed before a snow storm arriving tonight. They…read moredidn't open at all today, behind on filling prescriptions as mine is overdue and says "in process." So now myself and many others will be without our needed medications during this coming week of snow, sleet, and zero degree temperatures. Driving will be hazardous for foreseeable future. Thanks again Kroger Pharmacy in Mount Washington for showing your community how irresponsible and undependable this location has become. After 22 years, Walgreens here I come!

Pharmacy is horrible. They take forever to fill a prescription. They won't bill Medicare Part B for…read morethings like glucose test strips (Walgreens will) and they seem to use the least little excuse to not man the pharmacy drive-thru window. I've moved all my prescription to Walgreens.