It's a hit or miss with their online delivery: either they're helpful and they're working…read moreefficiently or they're cancelling orders and laughing about it. Guess we get what we pay for I suppose .

Store is always empty. Disorganized. And the bathrooms are always disgusting. Absolutely atrocious…read more Stay away!

not good service, closed anyway, i was treated terribly and like a piece of garbage. do betterread more

My buddy Randy and I stopped in here on our way to kayaking and picked up some good supplies snacks…read moredrinks and things that we needed for sure for a fun filled day. The guy at the counter was cool nice I had a very unique bathroom for a gas station and have lamps in there and I'll kinds of things which I found pretty cool so fun place check it out

I know they have had bad press lately, however, this Kroger has good prices and a friendly staff…read more More of a real neighborhood feel to it. Which honestly is rare these days. The mix of the eclectic Highlands, and hardworking Germantown give the store this vibe you don't find elsewhere. It also keeps the standard high. The deli food is tasty and fresh, as well as produce. They readily mark down anything that is below par.

It's not yet lunchtime but what's for lunch? I stopped into Kroger and at the deli, got some cheese…read moresliced as well as Boar's Head turkey. Down in the bakery, some fresh bread. Yes, this will do very nicely. The store is tidy and well organized as is typical for the Kroger brand. Perhaps a little more expensive than some but it's a pleasant shopping experience. Self-checkout went smoothly and I was on my way. I found it clean, bright and everything in stock with clearly marked prices. [Review 20185 overall - 226 in Kentucky - 1162 of 2023.]

Owned by Kroger; a very small, scaled down version of Kroger. Even carry a lot of Kroger brand…read moreproducts; ads are the same. But as I said, it's a SCALED DOWN version. Very small town. I would think, with 2 large resorts in the area they could grow this place. Anyhoo, they had what we needed. Priced comprable.

If you are coming in and enjoying the resorts, this might be the only place you'll find vegetables…read morebecause the resort restaurants, as well as restaurants in the towns, are not big fans of vegetables. This store is owned by Kroger so expect to find a slightly scaled down Kroger. I did try a donut out and it tastes like every other grocery store donut. Nothing bad but nothing to write home about. Come here if you need something from the grocery. No hard liquor is sold as the store doesn't have a pharmacy. You'll need to go to CVS, the nearby Big Red, or the winery/distillery, all of which are pretty close to this store.

If you find yourself in Lanesville, Indiana, you'll want to add a stop to the Lanesville Food Mart…read moreto experience an old fashioned community grocery. If you're hungry, they'll fix you breakfast or a sandwich for lunch. The service is quick and the employees have never met a stranger! The ambiance of the original squeaking wood floors finish off your visit!

Check out the Pork Tenderloin at the Deli, one of the best I ever had. Oh and on Friday you can not…read morebeat their Fish Sandwich, Huge, tasty and Crispy !

What a quaint little spot! I love the music that's played overhead they have lots of local…read moreproducts. Even advertise Ozark Country hams. Good quality produce and extremely friendly staff. I'll be back -

From the owner: Fresh meats, deli meats and cheese sliced, fruit and deli trays with 24 hour notice.read more

We love Meijer. Not only do they have a great selection of groceries, but I actually love their…read moreclothes, shoes, accessories, and jewelry. They also have a reasonable prices, excellent service, and a great rewards program. So glad they are 5 minutes from my house.

I go to this location all the time to do third-party app orders. After working all day, I went…read morethere tonight to get some cat and dog food and unfortunately because I had my headphones and I was not able to check out anything. I literally got up to the front cash registers before it even switched from midnight to 1201 and I was refused to even get anything and I'm just overall really disappointed. Like I understand policy is policy, but there was still someone checking out at the self check out, and both of the workers had logged out of their personal registers before that person was even done checking out. I just feel like that is irresponsible. What if there was an issue with the order and from a company perspective that is just really not customer service friendly. I would understand if I got up to the front after closing, but I literally got up there when I was supposed to and I still was not allowed to check out and I was really excited to get those treats for my cat and my dog because I've been working all day and there's literally nowhere else to go. I usually only go to Meijer for doing orders or because it's the only place open late. That's a full grocery store. It is very pricey. I don't feel like it's as cheap as other grocery stores and now that other stores are open till 11. I will just go there because the way that I felt tonight there wasn't even an apology from any of the workers or anything so I don't want to put any more money in this business.