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!!!!!!!

You can't buy gift cards between 11pm and midnight! What? Believe it or not, it is true! I went to…read moreshop at 11pm knowing the store closes at midnight. I did my shopping and had "self" checked out most of my items but still had multiple gift cards to ring up. Found out the registers at this Kroger will not take gift cards between 11pm and midnight! I am not happy. I actually couldn't believe it. I spent a good amount of time selecting the cards for Easter baskets. I now have to go back tomorrow and do it all over again. The employees were apologetic and told me it was a corporate decision. Regardless, this is unacceptable. Kroger needs to address this issue. Kroger is already over-priced.

My brother took us to this Korean grocery store while we were visiting. We love a good Korean…read moregrocery so I was excited to check this one out. It's jam-packed with tons of items - the aisles are very narrow and there is stuff everywhere! It's a bit chaotic but I had fun looking at all the items, including some things I'd never seen before. They have all your classic Korean grocery store items - ramen, spices, kimchi, gochugaru, lots of snacks, frozen items, housewares, etc. The people working (I assumed they were the owners) were super friendly and kind, greeting us as we walked in with a friendly 안녕하세요! I ended up buying some snacks and superfine gochugaru for my house blend popcorn seasoning! My brother loaded up a big box of staples and he even has a loyalty card there. If I lived nearby, this would be my go-to Korean grocery.

This is a great store with a large variety of items! The owners were such a lovely, helpful, and…read morefriendly couple! Highly recommend this store for your Korean grocery needs.

This is by far the nicest Meijer I've been too. It was so clean and well-maintained. It was well…read morestocked. They have a huge grocery area compared to the Meijer closer to my house. They have a large clothing area with pretty good deals. The toy section is larger, but kinda thin. I'd definitely drive back out to this Meijer vs the one close to my house.

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.

Have shopped at USN commissary several times. Well lite. Always seems to be sufficiently stocked…read moreNever disappointed.

This commissary is essentially a US Air Force base grocery store. Here's my observations:…read moreThe pluses: It's easy in, easy out like all grocery stores. You have to have the proper ID to shop here. Prices, especially on meats, is very reasonable. Produce is fresh and reasonably priced. Lots of ethnic foods are available. It's clean and safe. The minuses: They frequently run out of things. Today they had no chicken breasts. Completely out. Last time I was in they were out of pie apples and green beans. The only fish is frozen fish. For such a large AF base, it's modest in size.

OMG...if you can eat it, you can find it here. I love the bagged meals ready to cook, or a salad…read morefest from the deli. But my favorite...the soups. They are hot (or cold) and ready to eat. Just add a baguette to the basket and you got a meal. My very favorite soup is the Peach soup...only available during peach season. I can't wait for peach season to arrive again. Wine selection is the best in the area...according to me that is. Wine is important cause I like to drink it. It's no wonder I can't keep the wine cellar populated. But I will keep trying! Bakery is top shelf as well. King Cakes during Mardi Gras, lemon raspberry cake during summer, and everything else. Why bake if you can buy? This isn't shopping - it's an experience. So what's keeping you from trying it out...go ahead and head out now. YOu can thank me later.

This is my favorite DLM location! They always have the best options in their prepared food cases…read moreand everyone is so polite. The set up of the store is easy to navigate. Their fruit and vegetable section is the nicest out of the locations I've visited.

I ordered my wedding flowers from Trader Joe's and it was a wonderful experience. They were kind…read morefor the consult, very knowledgeable, and reliable. Pickup was calm, and set aside.

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.

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!

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.

So we visited Aldi for the first time today. And honestly I cannot figure out what all the hype is…read moreabout. Immediately upon walking in I look at the produce area which looks heavily shopped, wilted and not fresh. We move on through aisle to aisle of the store to experience aisles and shelves in disarray and really nothing looking appealing enough to purchase. I'm sure it has its own following. And perhaps if I scoured the shelves comparing prices with competitors I would find a deal somewhere. But, it's certainly not worth adding it as a weekly stop when shopping for groceries.

This has become my favorite grocery store. I found ordering online through it to fail but I can't…read moresay enough about all of the food and savings and deals.

This is the best Walmart in the Dayton area by far. It's very clean and well-maintained. It's huge!…read moreHas a huge craft area. A really nice home goods area too. They also have a very large and updated clothing area. Definitely going to come back here if I need something at Walmart vs the one closer to my house. Worth the drive.

Really bad customer service. I asked the guy in the electronics department (Pete) if he could tell…read moreme if Walmart had a certain microphone. I was polite, as always. The guy didn't even answer me at first. Then he said he was in the middle of something and pointed me in the direction of the microphones. He treated my son and me with less dignity than one would show a cockroach.

OSL Mobile Expert - Jada…read more She had three customers at I one time. She was very professional and answered all my questions. I didn't have to wait and I walked out satisfied with my phone. She was also honest and upfront about everything and I wasn't suprised.

I'm so happy we have a clean, friendly Walmart. Well stocked. My only suggestion: make answering…read morethe phone a priority.