I shop here a lot because it's close by I am always greeted at the door and when I leave it makes…read moreme feel special lol food is always great and sushi is better because it's always fresh! The store always looks so clean better than most places lol I will always keep coming back!

I've been shopping at this location for the last 10+ years. I don't know who the store manager is…read moreat the moment but they have run this place down. This week I bought: * rancid feta cheese, yet it was completely sealed with a best by date of Feb 2025. (I think with the recent rearrangement of produce they let their cheese section go bad/ didnt do quality control) * stale choc chip cookies that should have been marked down with manger's special price sticker And last week my parents had to return bad sausage that was "fresh" but upon coming home saw the casing was swelling up as if it was bad. Shame on you Kroger, I am done with you all.

The pharmacy is home of the slowest and poorest service around. They're generally packed and the…read morestaff doesn't seem to give a damn about how long you wait. You can get one of the rude tech's to give you a nonsense answer or accuse you of being a drug addict if you have just come from the Little Clinic. They accused me of getting prescriptions filled at other pharmacies and trying to scam them for a steroid. You filled this somewhere too didn't you!? huh? Poor service all around. The only thing I'm addicted to is farting.

I really liked this store much better than the one on Yankee Road who has a very toxic store…read moremanager. I was really disappointed when I went to the store on 10/31/23. The store was freezing! I'm use to Kroger being too damn cheap to put heat blowers in their entrances. However, are they now choosing to not provide heat inside of their stores. Kroger pays lip service to customer service, but you can tell they have little respect for them by their actions. I have a distaste for senior management that attempt to sell rotten fruit and vegetables instead of culling them out. ( Yankee Road store ) Do not buy their Kroger brand salads. The ribs on the lettuce is packed in the bags. It has no nutritional value and is discarded by reputable salad producers. Also, pay attention to the salads that are supposed to have radicchio, carrots, purple cabbage, etc.... You'll have to use a magnifying glass to locate them. Maybe the reason they don't have the heat on is to extend the shelf life of their fruits and vegetables. Take my advice, shop at Costco who only sells top shelf fruits and vegetables.

They had a giant baby changing table, and the whole place seems clean. Many items are overpriced…read more Many are not. Organization looked great. Shelves full. I do want to point out a second time that the profit margin they are getting on certain items is greedy. I know this because there were no solar panels on the roof. No geothermal technology to acquire hot water. Three point five stars. Get the prices right, I am in it for four stars. You make for a tough investment because I see how you throw away profit.

This store is poorly run. The managers yell and insult employees in front of customers. It seems…read moreto me that you are lucky to have any employees at this location. but I guess the big cheese lady in the office must think it's ok to talk down to your employees. good luck to anyone working there, if it was me? I'd say see ya!

Haven't been here in quite some time and after stopping by to pick up a few things I remembered…read morewhy. Walked through the door to be accosted by a horrible smell. Thought about walking out but was running late so I grabbed my items and got out as quick as I could. Does management not care ?Can they not smell ? Only one cashier working. Two people watching the self checkout. I'm not working at Kroger's so I refuse to check myself out. I don't want to take someone's job. DONT THINK I WILL RETURN!

Colin was an amazing cashier! He is very nice and made sure that everything was right with my…read moregroceries! Nick was the bagger, and he also provided great service and was careful with my groceries. Nick even helped clean my hands with hand sanitizer and got between my fingers!

This grocery market is terrible not only is everything overpriced like they have some big Monopoly…read moreover at Middletown, but their team sucks and that I've had issues every time I've gone there, but not just me. I've seen people in front of me get double charged. At least with a convenience store, they have a reason of charge you these guys are just dicks

I have been a customer of Needlers for at least twenty years. I have always noticed that their…read moreprices were ridiculously overpriced, but it was not a deal breaker for me. This evening I came to get dinner with my child. Before I left home, I called to check the balance on my card. My items totaled half of the amount on the card, but when I swiped it, she said I did not have enough money for it, so I just went to my house and grabbed my other bank card. When I came back twenty minutes later, the manager basically jumped into the situation before I could even speak, really. He instantly started snapping and yelling at me, even though he didn't know what the issue was. By the time this manager finished screaming at me for no reason at all, along with an underage worker who was being very courteous, he had taken all the money from both cards and still said I was short. I went home with no money or food. The older man with the white that manages that place really needs counseling or something. I will not shop there again.

This is a nice little Aldi location, perhaps smaller than others, but nice inside. It was quite…read morebusy late afternoon but the staff was efficient and really went above and beyond to be friendly and helpful. Things were decently organized and stocked. If you don't know about Aldi, you need to know. They have many higher end items, for at least a dollar less or more than your regular grocery store. For instance, Simply OJ at Kroger, they have the same thing, bottle and all, without the name brand on it and it tastes EXACTLY the same but is much cheaper. There are top of the line cheeses and meats, quality produce, and many dietary restriction items such as for gluten free etc. My favorite thing is their limited time items that include everything from Italian food, to garden and patio items, even furniture. Wine? Mimosas? Margaritas? Yeah they got that! Bring your own bags and a returnable quarter for the shopping cart... just another way they keep the costs down.

Okay I'm 53 years old and pretty much just now learning how to cook. Obviously we've ate out a lot…read morebut since I'm not working right now I thought I should make the effort to try to do more cooking. Someone recommended that I go in here and I am amazed at the difference in the price. The important thing to know about coming here is you need to bring your own way of carrying out the groceries whether it be bags or boxes. Sometimes they will have an area with boxes from the stuff they've been packed that you can take. But I would come prepared with some kind of bags. What's the first thing you need to know is to get a car to need a quarter you stick your quarter in and it releases the lock on your cart and when you put your cart back in you put the chain back and the quarter pops out so you do get your quarterback. Or sometimes I've seen people pay it forward and just hand people there cart obviously forfeiting their quarter. The other thing to know is payment they do not accept credit cards you have to either do cash or debit card. Things here are ridiculously cheap it's a great place to get Frozen things meat cheese can things. Produce is stuff that you really need to use very fast. I'd say either produce his stuff that doesn't last as long as other places so it must be older but if you're going to use it immediately no problem. I got a cart full of groceries including a bunch of meat for $100 that included two packages of chicken two packages of bacon stew meat salmon hamburger it was amazing. If you've never been to an Aldis I would definitely see if there's one in your area and give it a try like I said take a quarter and some kind of bags to carry it and your debit card.

Love this place !!! Have you ever seen a gas station offer sugar free hot chocolate and lots of…read moresugar free syrups for drinks ? Along with sugar free icing AND cake mix on the shelf of the little store they have in there ? Oh and homemade sugar free banana pudding .The breakfast is like no other .For 8.99 you get a BIG breakfast and your choice of drink .2 sausage,3 bacon ,Biscuits and gravy ,hash brown casserole AND their eggs are amazing .The fried chicken and hot wings are also my favorite.Dont get me started on the DEALS ! Wowzahhh!!!This place is clean ,You can tell that it has great management.They run a tight ship for sure .My boyfriend asked me what I want to eat .I say Todd's .Thats how serious it is .its a one stop shop for sure ,just another reason to love going .10 /10 I would recommend you go check it out !

Wow! My best friend told of an amazing breakfast place in Trenton. I didn't believe it till I took…read morea ride. Amazing biscuits & gravy! The Coffee was better than an Star Bucks too. Amazing staff & food. Plus!!! Quick stop for those quick grocery needs. I cannot wait to go try their lunch!! N

I agree with Matt R--Walmart is Walmart. You will have the typical Walmart experience no matter…read morewhat the location. But the Walmart 1-star experience for me is often due to its customers, not the employees. Walmart is not my go-to when it comes to shopping but I stopped at Walmart today to pick up colored pencils and drawing paper. Do Walmart shoppers know that "shopping cart corrals" are for returning shopping carts? Walmart shoppers are some of the worst for cart abandonment--leaving carts anywhere and everywhere in the lot. Although these shoppers have just walked through a 180,000 square foot store, they will not walk another few feet and put the cart they "borrowed" where it belongs. Instead, they will abandon the cart and leave it with no consideration to others that it may roll into another car or obstruct open parking spaces. No excuses--if it's raining, you will not melt, so return your cart. If you have kids, park closer to a corral. And if parked in the handicap space and have borrowed one of the store's motorized shopping carts, you did have the ability to walk up to the store entrance to borrow it--now ride it back to the store entrance and put it back where you found it. Again, no excuses. Cart abandoners--your mother does not live at the Walmart! Did she not teach you to pick you after yourself? Walmart shoppers also don't seem to know the use of the garbage cans. I walked by a parking space today with dirty diapers discarded on the pavement. Two spaces up--it was discarded with fast food bags and big gulp cups. I stopped and asked the employee collecting carts when leaving, what was the percentage of carts collected from the cart corral compared to the abandoned carts. Percentage of abandoned is close to 75%! Walmart could help with the issue by having more shopping cart corrals--knowing that their customers will not walk more than 3 to 4 cars to return a cart. And yes, cart abandoners, that means there will be fewer parking spaces near the entrance, and you will need to walk a few extra feet. But since according to Forbes magazine, as Americans we live in the #1 most obese country for high-income countries, the few extra steps may have a positive impact. Other option is that Walmart adopt the Aldi way--a quarter will unlock a cart. When you return the cart, you get your quarter back.

I placed an order for delivery of groceries as I am partially handicapped. I waited at the time it…read morewas supposed to be delivered. Nobody came. I'm standing in my kitchen where my ring camera is on the front door. They said they tried to deliver couldn't and took it back to the store and canceled my order. Nobody came to my door. I won't be ordering from them again. At least Kroger delivers when they're supposed to.