I enjoy the friendly atmosphere and small town feel of this grocery store. Everyone knows your name…read moreand your order if you're a regular. The world is losing its familiarity. It's refreshing to see a business still care about its patrons.

I kind of love Tom's Market. They have a smattering of just about everything, and the deli case is…read morealways beautiful. You can find fun Ohio products, some organic, and other specialty items, along with some staples (pet supplies, bath and cleaning). The staff are friendly. They also open at 7AM - which I learned after forgetting my deodorant and door busting at Tom's to get a replacement. Even at 7 AM, the staff were friendly and the store was ready to go!

This is without a doubt the nicest Kroger location I've ever visited. The store is huge and…read moregenerally very clean. The floors are always polished and shining, the produce department is usually well-stocked with quality produce, and the deli appears to be clean and sanitary with a nice selection of meats and cheeses to choose from. During my visit on Nov. 9, I waited at the deli counter for almost 30 minutes before it was my turn to place an order. It was approximately 2pm and only one employee was working in the deli. At first, I was very annoyed by how long I had to wait, but by the time it was my turn, I felt sorry for the deli worker. She was doing the best she could by herself and kept her cool with numerous customers waiting to be helped. Usually deli customers must take a number and wait for their turn, but the number dispenser has been missing for more than a month. It's not easy to keep track of who was waiting ahead of me and who arrived after me. The deli worker apologized for the wait and was sweet and professional. I've heard that they simply cannot get people to work, so she is stuck trying to cover the entire department herself. There are certain areas of the store that are roomy and easy to navigate while other areas of the store have numerous large displays in the middle of the aisles making it a complete cluster! The customers tend to be rude and have a sense of entitlement, so they block the aisles, take their good old time, cut in front of people, and don't respect the personal space of others. Society today... My biggest complain about Kroger is their weekly featured saving items that require the customer to select digital coupons in order to get the sale price. I successfully select the coupons and meet all of the requirements in small print, but I always get cheated. I hear this from many people. It is difficult for the elderly as well especially if they do not use a smart phone.

I live in Xenia, Ohio (who has some of the worst customer service reps ever, the rudest would be…read moreMark), so when I come to the Fairborn, Ohio's Kroger and the customer service is outstanding; I consider myself an Equal Opportunity Reviewer. I review the bad and the good. So, I am very saddened to finally get an opportunity to talk to one of the Fairborn Kroger's employees that I have called about, went online about, and personally talked to a manager about say she hasn't received any praised about a review I reported. Her name is Sharon, she monitors the Uscan at Fairborn's Kroger. She is an epitome of customer service, I go to the Fairborn store about 4 times a week (I try to stay out of the Xenia Store as much as possible) there has not been one time that she has not greeted me with a smile, offered help when it looks like I'm struggling, and thanked me as I'm leaving. That is customer service, and she should be acknowledged. DO BETTER FAIRBORN KROGERS!!!!!!!

Not the first time rotten produce or fruit has been picked up curbside. Whenever this happens, a…read moremanager provides coupons that cannot be used for curbside pick-up so they're useless unless I shop in-store, which I rarely do. Prefer better quality control over coupons for mistakes.

My aunt ordered a grocery delivery from Instacart for my elderly mother yesterday, Jan. 12, 2026…read more When it arrived the quart of milk had a sell by date of Dec. 31, 2025.

I thought Kroger was a grocery store. This one is more like a Walmart. It has everything…read more Huge store. It even has a liquor store in there Fresh veggies,meats,frozen food drinks,fruit. Then hats,flowers tableware Service is good lots of self checkout There is stuff everywhere

This store is terrible. Employees and managers follow you around if you have a service dog. They…read morewill do anything to get your pet out of the store. Prices are at least 1$ more than any other store anywhere. I found merchandise 2 years past date. They don't carry any of the new stuff because managers order what they want and not what customers want. Place is very dirty. Me and my family + friends will not go here again. Look at the dust on products and everywhere. Some Employees are extremely lazy with bad attitudes. Can't wait to see them gone. Ratings don't go low enough.

Seriously this place has some great stuff especially if you cook and the quality and prices are…read moreunbeatable. The customer service could use some work but its always worth a stop when I pass thru. Their mums are huge ... and price of those 1/4 the size. But I came for ham seasoning my mom needed. I found it and more. The guy checking you out as u leave is a character .

Steiners is an Amish (Mennonite?) deli and market owned by a local family. Some of the positives…read moreare available local meat (frozen) and eggs, locally baked pies and a variety of breads. Unfortunately you can't tell if the bread was baked yesterday or three days ago. There's a secret color code on the label and I asked the girl at the checkout what days each color meant and she said she didn't know. That's a problem when you're dealing with no-preservative items. Lots of jarred pickle and preserve products to tempt your taste buds and all from small regional producers. In summer there's a fair amount of farm produce but nowhere near what you'd find at a farmers market. They have lovely seasonal potted flowers and of course the sturdy, handmade, bank-breaking Amish outdoor furniture. They sell a lot of things like frozen vegetables, baking mixes, spices, candy (huge amounts of candy), chocolate melts, in small bags with their own label. Unfortunately this stuff seems to be bought from big wholesalers. I have seen giant Sysco and GFS trucks in the lot. They use a weird dating system on these bagged goods- just a number where 15 would be January 15 and 360 would be December 26; get it? But you have no way of knowing if that means this year. Or last year, ick. So it's a mixed bag here. Not everything is going to be local or GMO-free. Look carefully before you buy.

I hadn't been here in over 3-4 years due to a bad experience with the 'old' grumpy owner(s) that…read moreare now gone!! Groceryland has been liberated!! Hallelujah!! Now I can resume the ability to locally shop for groceries in Xenia instead of going to only Walmart or Kroger's. Which had been an only option for years now... so glad to hear Groceryland has NEW owners & Management! They were very kind and friendly- carry our favorite three cheese Prego spaghetti sauce, which is the only reason why I truly drove to the larger stores anyhow since dollar general stopped carrying it! Thank you for keeping this store updated!

The staff is friendly,owners are great,food is great. I just think the prices are outrageous.read more

Trader Joe's has a nice selection of items that I haven't found elsewhere. The quality of their…read moreitems has been great. The prices are reasonable. The employees are friendly and helpful.

Great products and great customer service too. The variety and freshness of products is amazing.read more

Stopped in for a great sandwich yesterday. They never disappoint. They even wrapped it in halves…read morefor me to make it easier to eat on the go. Friendly workers... a taste of small town Amish charm right on the main highway but still close to town. You can get the sandwich made with any specialty bread they have if you buy the loaf, then you can take the rest home for later.

Super clean and organized store. Friendly and attentive staff. I had a roast beef sandwich and was…read morefreshly sliced and made for me on the spot. Highly recommend.

I avoid this place if at all possible. Extremely high prices, angry rude service, and a weird vibe…read more They've got something funky going in there.

This place has gone downhill over the last handful of years, but today really made it worse…read more Currently, Ohio is under a mandatory mandate so I was surprised to walk in and see an employee stocking shelves without a mask. Walked up to check out, and a few employees were talking at the cash register, all of which weren't wearing a mask. It was just a blatant disregard for public safety and in a grocery of all places. This is a small, close town that lives off this market for every day supplies so to see this and the possible effects it's employees could have on the small town by possibly spreading covid was remarkable and selfish. It was once ran and operated by great people, but times have changed. #dobetter it's really not that much to ask for.

I haven't been in this Walmart much, but I was impressed with this one. It was clean and well…read moreorganized. The clothes are so much better then what Target has right now. The area is also really well maintained, which is not the case at most Walmart. They have one of the larger and well stocked grocery areas. The toy area was a little small and picked over. They have a decent size beauty area including a lot of perfumes. Overall this is one of the nicer Walmart in the Dayton area. They are getting a Dunkin Donuts inside too. Workers were all nice.

Poor quality ... shameful. Bought bread and it was moldy in 3 days bought bacon bits they were…read moredisgusting all fat and something disgusting and chewy. Threw them in trash. They were even wrong color.