This Aldis was clean & well stocked. Good variety, clearly…read moremarked. My wife was in & out in record time!

I like this store. It's very clean. The Grovetown one is my preference over the one on bobby jones.read more

It turned into one of those quick little stops that still feel oddly memorable because Mrs. K. had…read morenever been inside a Kroger before, even though the company owns Harris Teeter, which is practically stitched into Charlotte's daily life. This place carries a hint of that Teeter familiarity but stretches wider, almost like someone blended a neighborhood grocery with a scaled down Walmart and then polished the edges so it still feels like a supermarket rather than a full blown everything store. Groceries, softlines, a few appliances, long aisles that seem to go on forever, and that slightly dizzying sense that you could wander for a while and still not see it all. She was taking it in with that mix of curiosity and surprise that makes a simple errand feel like a small field trip. Dinner became its own little puzzle. We drifted through the heat and eat section, which always looks promising until you realize nothing is quite calling your name. The frozen aisle had its own appeal, mostly because the cold air felt good, but everything there felt too heavy for the night. The deli sandwiches looked fine but not inspiring. So we circled back to the basics that never let you down: a bag of grapes, some sliced cheese, two tomatoes that looked like they had been waiting for us, and a loaf of bread. Simple ingredients, easy to assemble, and perfect for sandwiches made in the Sprinter, which somehow always taste better when you put them together on the road. Self checkout was a breeze, just a quick scan of everything and we were rolling back out into the evening without any fuss. A smooth little stop, the kind that slips neatly into the rhythm of a travel day and leaves you feeling like you made the right call at every turn. [Review 279 of 2026 - 954 in Georgia - 25468 overall]

Kroger is one of my go-to spots for groceries, and I've never had an issue. Stopped in yesterday…read morefor a few things, including Parmesan cheese. One option was marked as buy one, get one half off, so I grabbed a couple. At checkout, they only rang up with $1 off. I showed the cashier the sign, and she quickly noticed the deal had expired the day before. I mentioned someone should probably take the sign down, and she immediately agreed and said, "You're absolutely right, but I'm going to honor it for you." That kind of customer service is rare these days--I've been to other stores where they wouldn't do that. I truly appreciated it, especially since I hadn't even noticed the date. Just another reason I'll keep coming back!

We shopped here for fresh turkey legs and wings and were pleasantly surprised by the other turkey…read moreparts like necks etc. we find more Georgia/ regional vendors which is a plus for the community

They have decent prices, and a good meat section. What they…read moredon't have is handicapped parking. Their selections are limited too. It's pretty easy to move to the store, and they keep everything in the same place you don't have to try to go find it. Some of their setup is a little odd. It's a decent place to go especially for meat.

You could find most Spanish products. Very nice workers. One of the first store that I was able to…read morefind banana leaves, green bananas, salted cod fish, empanadas disc. And other products.

Thought I was gonna end up in a food desert while having to be here for the next 8 months (thanks…read moreArmy), fortunately that's not the case. Expect a wide range of Mexican, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, Nicaraguan, and Peruvian spices, cooking ingredients, products, and beverages. They also have a small carneceria in the back that offers up tripas, chorizo, and birria, just to name a few of the many harder to find meats. An offsite bakery also delivers fresh dulces and panelas on a daily basis. They also offer the ability to envio dinero to almost anywhere in Central or South America. They have a cellphone case as well that has quite a few current and new smart phones that are usually not available in the US market. Planning a birthday party or another festivity? The have all the decorations that you'll need and then some. Looks like I've found my new local Latin market while stuck in Grovetown. At least I won't starve!

I have never felt more close to home than when I've entered this store!…read more From seeing all of the snacks and beverages from my childhood to the fresh tamales and churros by the cash register, I just absolutely love and am obsessed with this everything in this small business. Anything you are looking for when it comes to the Mexican culture, you will most likely find here. In the back they do have a carnicería, also know as the meat section. On Saturdays the sell barbacoa, and on Sundays they sell menudo! Tamales, pork or chicken, can be bought any day of the week! The location itself is a little small but there is no shortage of supplies so I am completely okay with the size of the store itself!! Everything is so authentic and i just feel at home when making conversation in Spanish with the workers. I am a little sad it took me over a year to find something that hits so close to home, but you can bet you will find me here at least once a week!

This Mexican market is like a little slice of home. I'm from Southern California, and Mexican…read moremarkets are as numerous as they come over there. This place is pretty small, but they pack a lot into it. Candies, pastries, produce, meats and spices, there's a little bit of everything. The homemade chorizo is delicious, which by the way, the mass produced stuff is adequate but it can be too fatty. Their homemade salsas are right up there with the chorizo. Also bought some candies and little Mexican cookie/marshmallow treats my grandpa used to have all the time. Most definitely coming back here for a refill on supplies!

Just a quick one here. Things are still going good here with a friendly staff and fresh products…read more The store has beeen very busy lately maybe because the town population has increased again due to military activities and cyber center opened in our area. Over all im great with things at this location

The stock boy called me "honey " and corrected me while I tried to pull coffee creamer out of the…read morebin . It was crammed into the cooler behind the door at an angle where the container was going to be crushed and leak. I had to pull one up and then get the one behind. He ran up to me to chastise me like a child and correct me. He assumed I was going to leave one in the wrong space . There were more empty spaces than creamers which were almost emptied in every slot. He was very rude and more than 40 years younger then me. I am not his honey and I am not old. He appeared to be in his teens ! I have two college degrees and am a professional . I do not appreciate being talked to as though I need remedial training. The store itself is clean and check out is fast . Parking is good. I like the drink area up front and great prices on refreshments. Wish there was a way to have stockers during the night not while people try to shop and move around boxes . Thankful for food though.

This is a truly distinguished Walmart, unlike the ones in Florida that are quite basic. This one,…read morehowever, is set up like a genuine department store, and seems to have more upscale brands in terms of clothing. It was impeccably clean and well organized.

Horrible customer service! Went out to find potting soil and a bag of compost. The only compost was…read moreup on the second tier in the outside 'alley'. I went inside and spoke to the man sitting at the door. He said to go to customer service up front and tell them to send someone to help. When I did that I was told 'they are remodeling and you can't get any help today'. This store has started to build an awful reputation due to this attititude.

Why is gas prices higher at Kroger Harper Franklin location than at other Kroger stores in Augusta…read moreGeorgia location? It's always a big difference between the gas prices of other Kroger locations in Augusta. All customers should get the same price of gasoline and any other products that Kroger sells. Are Kroger giving preference to certain locations to customers rather than treating all customers the same. It seems like discrimination to customers because of their geographic location. Please explain the differences in price of the same products.

I come here every Monday for my weekly grocery shopping and gas trip. I start with my special self…read morecare treat from the Starbucks inside with the chai latte to start my day. I can order online with the app while I'm parked in my car and by the time I get inside, it's ready to pick up and go. The rest of my grocery shopping trip is always great with friendly staff in the produce and bakery section. I love their select selection of clothes as well and checkout is always easy.

This store changes Deli workers pretty quick. The chicken in the Deli is dried out no matter if…read moreit's the tenders or fried chicken the quality has gone downhill. The prices have become so high that I pick and choose what to buy now which isn't much at a Publix because the weekly sales ads seem to have products on sale that I don't have any need for

While central, the Publix in Evans is not quite as nice as some of the other ones in the area. I…read morefound the selection of specialty items somewhat inferior. But it was fine for the basics, and checkout was quick and easy.