Awesome customer service from Caroline and Becky in receiving!!! All you have to is ask them for…read morehelp and they go way out of their way to make sure you get what you asked for. All retailers should have people like this. I know working retail is difficult because I did it for Walmart. If the public would try and realize we're people too not the personal slave and the world doesn't revolve around you shopping would be so much better. Once again thanks to Becky and Caroline!!!!! world doesn't revolve around you

I've gone to this Meijer so many times for probably the past 5 years? Never once felt like…read morecomplaining. The people here are great. I love how inviting they are and at one point I stopped to talk about work related things with one of the night shift workers. Great guy! They are very clean generally, a good selection of fresh produce, and everything else well stocked from meat to daily necessities. Sometimes, despite being through the store countless times, I have trouble finding something... but I can usually get around quickly, and if the WiFi connection is strong enough the website tells me the exact aisle. lol! Happy to shop here, and I hope you will be too. :)

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.

This IGA may be the only grocery store in Brown County. This was my first time shopping here and I…read morewas pleasantly surprised by the selection. The produce selection is smaller than in Indy area groceries, but the produce looked fresh and prices were downright cheap. I picked up fresh corn and fresh breads from the bakery. They carry a great selection of local (Indiana) produced items such as craft beer, jams and jellies and locally roasted coffee. They have a meat counter with a good selection. They carry just about anything you need. I was in early on Saturday and the store was not crowded. Groceries are well organized and shelves neat. The check out clerk was friendly and eager to assist. Plenty of parking and easy in and out.

This is a tiny little grocery, but has fresh produce, beer and wine, and just about anything you…read moreforgot or needed to replenish while camping. The 9-volt battery, the dog food, the greens? They even had cast iron cookware. The deli was minimal, but the fried chicken smelled great. The beer and wine sections weren't huge, but included staples and a few locals bottles and brews. The checkout wait was quick, and the staff were friendly. Yes, this isn't a supermarket, but it's a pretty well-stocked watering hole. They had everything we needed and more, and we barely skipped a beat from our camping trip.

I couldn't be happier that this grocery store/market has come to Franklin! You'll find products…read morelike Lick Ice Cream, Amelia's Bread, 317 Juicery, Smoking Goose as well as veggies, meats, wine, coffee and more that are farm to table and locally sourced from farmers in the Midwest. Such a great addition to the thriving downtown area and unique options you won't find at chain grocery stores. They also offer events like wine tasting and some in house sandwiches that you can pick up for breakfast or lunch. Definitely going to be a weekly stop for me to pick up some things I used to have to go to Fountain Square to get.

Parking is easy across the street. Very friendly and gracious. The selections are small but worth…read morethe price. Very friendly. Will ve buying weekly fo.rom here. Has a very good local fresh meat selection and other local goods.

Jay's stands out for friendly service, definitely five star service. On today's visit, no less than…read moreseven employees welcomed us and asked if we needed help. This is a great small town grocery (in the Kroger family). The store is laid out logically and small enough that finding things is easy. I come here for dry goods and usually find what I need. The pies looked delicious in the bakery today. Prices are reasonable. The produce could be fresher with a larger selection. Today, I scored 99 cent per pound zucchini and was able to find fresh sage. But cucumbers did not pass the freshness test for me. In the spring, they offer a beautiful selection of perennials and annuals....better quality than some nurseries and larger centers. The store is conveniently located off 31 just north of the Outlet mall. There is plenty of parking.

I stop into Jay C's when going to work at the outlet mall…read more The cashiers are always friendly & even though there is not a bagger at times, the cashiers are always willing help bag. I really like the produce department which always provides fresh produce such as apples & grapes. The bad: There are plenty of times I have came in there for a last minute item & anytime there is a long line, you can find 2 or 3 people at the customer service desk chatting it up with no rush to come help out. Also I have got to work on more than one occasion & the chicken out of the deli was not cooked all the way through which I threw away at work. Jay C is a decent place to go being the only grocery store in Edinburgh, but the manager needs to make some changes with some of the employees.

Not bad, not great, just average. Thankfully, this location doesn't stink like Subway…read more(restaurant), like the Franklin location. My only complaints are the other patrons. I watched as some jerk knowingly cut off the mentally-handicapped cart-attendant that was attempting to wrangle a couple-dozen carts. I stop here every couple of weeks, and will probably continue to do so.

Took two hours to get our pick up after it said it was ready. I'm so disappointed at Walmart.read more

This place is a small grocery store with limited items but carries more than the dollar general as…read moreit has some fresh produce and meats. I wouldn't count on them having everything you need but it is good in a pinch and close to home. The employees are very helpful there and will look to see if they carry an item if you call ahead.

It's like taking a trip back in time.. a little dated and definitely the smallest Walmart I've…read morebeen in but they had what we needed!

It's my number one choice for groceries and people watching…read more Large but somehow limited produce selection. Good selection of meat. Huge frozen section. They've added self check out and I think the lines are much shorter now. It's a WalMart in southern Indiana, take it or leave it.

Kroger Marketplace is a fairly new building that is gigantic with sections devoted to produce,…read moredelicatessen, a Starbucks, and even a clothing section in the middle called "Fashion Essentials". There is also a seasonal section to the left of the entrance. The rest of the store has the usual perimeter items with the long rows that run from store front to back being divided by a central aisle to make it easier for shoppers to travel between rows. Key items are listed above each aisle to allow customers to make judgments about where to find something not specified. They do have a wide variety of food items but even they aren't all inclusive. I checked for a few items that my local Meijer carries and they weren't available here. And prices are hit or miss for being the "best" deals. Of course, they have a frequent customer use card that allows further discounts. That requires filling out an application to get the card. One thing I found a bit greedy was that when the checkout machine prompted me regarding getting cash back, it asked for approval to charge a $0.50 handling fee. It's free at Meijer. Meijer figures that if I am spending money with them, they already made some profit, but apparently Kroger needs to squeeze another four bits from me if I want cash. Seems like they ought to give me a discount for paying with cash if cash is so valuable to them! And is it worth that small fee to leave a last impression with a customer that they were gouged? Sounds like some person without any customer service knowledge got involved in that "corporate" decision. Well, at least I got my $0.50 worth of ranting in! Review #3303

This is a huge Kroger Marketplace store with specialty items not found at other Kroger stores and…read morehas added departments such as for flowers, clothing, kitchenware, housewares, office and school supplies and a large selection of wine and spirits. It also has a specialty 'Cheese Shop' with an expanded selection of gourmet cheeses, crackers, fruit paste and other accompaniments. The produce section is fairly large and has quite a lot of organic items. There is a water filtering machine to refill your containers. They have 10 or 20 lb bags of ice up front. There is a Starbucks inside the store and a seating area there and near the deli. The store is very clean and has nice wide isles. And I love that it's open 24 hours every day. Nice and cool inside too. This is one of the nicest Kroger stores in the nation. They have some personal favorites of mine like hydrogen water, Harmless Harvest organic coconut water, Califia toasted almond milk, La Tur Cheese and Guthrie's Sin in a Tin chocolate Pate in the frozen desert section. Shortcomings for me are the lack of preservative-free shrimp and more natural seafood, but sadly, this is common at most grocery stores. Also I wish their bakery didn't add preservatives to their items.

We ordered graduation balloons several days ago. A Starbucks employee, who claimed to be trained in…read morethe department, took the order because there was no one else around. When we went to pick up the order, it was nowhere to be found. The girl who was looking for us (who was not in the department, just trying to help) said they'd run out of helium the night before. We had already paid, so the girl called a manager. The manager said we should not have even been charged ahead of time. He did refund our money, but I complained that if we'd at least got a phone call, we could have tried to make other arrangements. My husband, who placed the order, later said he was not even sure the Starbucks employee even took his phone number. Kroger, please do better. Party City is closer. You definitely could have planned better, but it's clear your employees need better training (and probably better pay). We'll be sourcing our party balloons and flowers elsewhere in the future.

Beautiful store and friendly staff that stopped us throughout to see if we had any questions…read more However, I purchased a purse. The tag was marked wrong and it wouldn't go through the scanner. Long story short, it took five people to finally get the price to come up. Then the next day, as I was north of Indianapolis, I noticed they had not taken the security device off. I couldn't go back because I was traveling and leaving the state. I went to a local Kroger in Indianapolis, who eventually, although begrudgingly, took off the tag. I don't have Kroger where I live, but I sure didn't get a very good impression of the ones in Indiana.