On Saturdays Fresh Market has fresh pizza on sale for 7 dollars. We've enjoyed them for the last…read morefew days. They also have excellent pastries. We got a tart and chocolate eclair. This was a special treat. Prices can be high but sales can be found.

I stop by here whenever I am looking for something specific. They are a little more expensive than…read moreother places but follow the deals. Thursdays they have $6 rotisserie chickens. They also have fresh pizzas you can take home & cook.. I also like their Nut and spices section because they will have things you cannot normally find at other places. The staff is very friendly at this location.

They have affordable prices, great customer service, the employees there are friendly. I have never…read morehad one problem at Kroger. Their bakery and deli employees are always very helpful.

I have resisted the outcry from family and friends that "Kroger S*cks" for years. But I have to…read moresay that at least at this location, I have about had my fill. Today was typical -- I went in on a Friday midday with 10 items on my list. Kroger was completely out of two of them going into a weekend. I would usually (and have for years) just shrug. But this is getting to be very very common. I always end up having to go to another store to complete my shopping. This week is was a specific cat food they carry and brown sugar. Twice lately it has been all the milk. MILK. ALL THE MILK. Seems like every time we go to this store we have to make time to go to another store to fill in. Last week all the eggnog in the case was curdled and separated. All of it. Clearly a refrigeration problem. But there it sat, available for sale. So back to the stock-outs. It is always something. It has gotten to the point that, if I have to go somewhere else to buy things that Kroger doesn't have, I might as well start there. So it's not just losing the $2.25 on brown sugar, the tipping point will have us shifting our primary shopping to Food Lion. Or Publix. Or Trader Joe's. Or Walmart. Or Wegman's. Or Lidl. Or Aldi. Or Tom Leonard's. Or Ellwood Thompson's. My point is, Kroger is too comfortable telling the customer to "buy it or leave it." It may be the fault of the buyer in Cincinnati under-purchasing, or the store manager for under-ordering, or the profit plan for not hiring enough staff to get stuff off pallets in the back. Doesn't matter to the customer. You're out of it. We moved all our prescriptions away from Kroger pharmacy years ago due to the long lines and stock outs. It may be time to do so for groceries.

They are ok, You have to watch the fruit and produce, i bought a bag of apples, all mealy, pears…read morenot one was good, spinach, ehh...problem is you cannot see inside the bag to know, Every bag of onions there is at lease one or two if not more that are no good, bananas all bruised up...meats..no thanks, i do like alot of other things though

thank you to Laura and a staff employee who saw I had fallen flat on my face having not been paying…read moreattention to the parking barrier. They were both amazing caring people. the gentleman who was on his lunch break, saw me was a true Samaritan and I hope management sees this a recognizes his Value. Laura, the manager, stayed with me for the EMT arrival and was, also an amazing Samaritan whose professionalism and help I will always remember. Thank you

The lady owner a little aggressive when talking to some people but other than that is a okay store…read more I've been going there since before I was born my mom shop's there my grandma and now I go and my son too. Aunties and uncle shop there also sister and brother . My family shops there that's four generations .

I came to market 7:19 pm today.was meet by employee asking what I want .I ask do you close at 8pm…read moreas posted at store he said we closing now make it quick then surcuity a Richmond police officer in uniform blocks my way saying we closed what you want then owner walks up I ask her was they open or closed she said yes then no then I'm sorry..I have shopped there for over 40 years and this was really disrespectful to long time customers I walked out.the surcuity shouldn't were a Richmond police officer uniform.to the owners of the market you will never see me there again.people build you up them you shit on them ok alright fine

Anyone who has grown up in Richmond knows about Ukrops - the legendary supermarket with its own…read morebrand of prepared foods. The grocery store was sold years ago, but the prepared foods are still available in various locations around town - including Food Lion! Recently, I visited Richmond to care for a friend while she recovered from surgery. Her comfort food? Ukrops orange salad. She sent me to the local Food Lion to get it. I am not sure why it is called salad, as it is really orange jello with pineapple bits. Yet there it was, nestled amongst the potato salad and egg salad, next to the rotisserie chicken. It was enjoyed that same evening and my patient sank back onto the pillows, the post-surgery pain a little more bearable.

Review Food Lion…read more11373 Patterson Ave. Tuckahoe, Virginia https://stores.foodlion.com/va/richmond/11272-patterson-ave. Short but sweet: this location checks the most important boxes, especially he most elusive--customer service. It doesn't have the massive selections of a Wegmann's or Whole Foods or Elwood Thompson's. Nor is it burdened with the pretentiousness or extortionate prices of those stores. This Food Lion outlet near the intersection of Patterson and Lauderdale in westernmost Henrico Country is immaculately clean and organized. It's staff is attentive and helpful--sure signs of strong customer-driven management and an ethos that works. There are at least a half dozen supermarkets nearer to my home. It's because of my experience every time that I drive right past them to buy my groceries here. My highest endorsement.

Sun-shelter parking! How awesome is that? I'm traveling this week for the Fourth of July and…read morevisiting my hometown, and this, ahem, relatively new location, replacing the Pleasant's Hardware. As I said, they have sun sheltered parking off to the left of the main parking, a great option when it's 99 degrees outside, and a decent rain shelter too, though it would be a bit imperfect. The store is typical Whole Foods though a tad smaller than the location I'm used to, it still has great options for vegetables especially organic, and other healthy items like kombuchas and limited ingredient prepared foods and some great meat and cheese options. I asked for directions to find an item on the shopping list and had a friendly response, and our checkout person was friendly and helpful too. The market was busy and but not overcrowded and there is a lot of space around the perimeter (they say shop the perimeter for the best foods and WF seems to have given thought to giving you more room for that and a tad less for the aisles, a decent approach for my tastes. They were having an issue with their freezers on this day but had the wherewithal to direct customers to the location the frozen items had been moved to, a very customer-friendly move. The AC kept things nice and cool inside on a very hot day. And the meat department was even more chilled. From my Mother, While WF can be a bit more expensive, they offer Prime Deals often and carry a 365 prime brand that is dependably low priced and high quality. Watch for a once a year ice cream discount too!

I am left to write a review about this since I've talked to someone in store and online and over…read morethe phone but the fact that when you return home with a three year old and find your bread is moldy and you cannot easily process a refund is reason enough to not go back. Do not tell me in this day and age that is not possible. That is a choice. That's a choice Amazon and Whole Foods is making to make the lives of their customers harder. I have a prime account. I check out my own items. I use the card you promote and have a digital receipt. Yall can laugh and hang up on me and say that isn't the way you do things. That's fine but I'll just got to Kroger then. Because of the way they do things. When there's choices treating people fairly instead of giving them the run around matters. Especially when your products are expensive. Maybe Whole Foods and Amazon will change their policies if enough of us say enough is enough. Probably not but it's worth adding five minutes to a 45 minutes saga of unsuccessfully getting a refund for moldy bread. As if there aren't enough reasons to cancel prime.

My family stopped by just to get food from their hot bar…read more They ordered hot wings and potato wedges for me. It looked tasty. When I took the plastic wrap off of my container, I could smell that the food was old. It's that scent of warmer lights and old oil. I still took a bite and the chicken was indeed old. The wedges were old as well. They were hard and chewy on the outside. The cornbread was as hard as a brick. I didn't even bother to open the package. My son and his dad enjoyed their food. They got subs and chicken strips. Publix usually doesn't have nasty food. I probably just caught them on a bad day. I will still go back.

Went to the sandwich section and it was amazing. the employees were so nice to me and my daughter…read more place was really clean and proper.

great service and food , it was amazing taste i enjoyed everything there , place was great ,…read morelovely staff and service

This place is great. The guys that work there are so kind and helpful. They have the freshest meats…read morein town. I highly recommend this place for anybody who enjoys Mediterranean cuisine or culture. I go here at least once a week. A+++ customer service and quality of food.