I guess going Krogering entails Kroger STEALING what little snap benefits I have and not wanting to…read moregive it back to me. I was just in there July 1, 2026 at 9am and I used two different payment methods. My OTC card and my snap card. Apparently I was supposed to use the evt first, which I didn't know. So the cashier preceded to run each of my cards at least 4 times trying to rectifying the situation. I get home. I'm charged 3 times. I should have a little Jess than 20$ on my EBT card. I have no card. No transportation in this county. My mother has to come from another county to take us where we need to go. Now they are giving us the run around. Telling us there's nothing they can't do? So you stole my fn mesealy little benefits me and my wife barely survive off of. FN bull$hit! RUDE. INCOMPETENT. THIEVES!

I stopped in here several times during our trip to Hocking Hills to grab extra pet treats, allergy…read morepills, water bottles, etc. This morning we stopped in one last time to grab a coffee from the Starbucks inside before getting on the interstate and it was very unpleasant. 3 staff members (2 girls, 1 guy) were working this morning, but none of them smiled or greeted customers in front of me (or myself), not sure about customers who came in after me. They are located inside of a grocery store, yet do not have almond milk as a non-dairy/milk alternative option. Just typing this out makes me feel super old, but when I was in college about 9 years ago, I worked at Kroger that was remodeled and got a Starbucks. When they ran out of milk, guess what? They went and removed it from inventory from the store and were re-stocked for customers to continue ordering their beverages. Really wild to me that they are not doing that here. Additionally, I was looking through emails while waiting for my coffees/pastries to be ready, and one of the girls said something and pushed out a coffee, but I didn't hear what it was. I asked if she had said either pumpkin or caramel to make sure it would be one of my drinks and she just goes "PUMPKIN" and walked away. Then the 2nd girl slides over a coffee and just stares at me and says nothing, so I asked if it was also mine and she just nodded her head and walked away. A couple of minutes later, the guy who rang me up brings me over my pastries and slides the bag towards me without saying anything. I truly do not understand why no one in there is talking to customers? Just bizarre behavior. When I got out to my car and got situated, I also discovered that he warmed up a muffin I specially said not to. So overall, just really poor customer service. When we come back to Hocking Hills we will make sure to shop somewhere else.

The staff should learn to have more initiative and effort in utilizing time in the store and not…read morechoose to negatively engage customers. The issue was a simple cart return that is in the per view of this associates job duties. Other than this negative engagement the store was nice and well maintained.

Placed an online order at 5pm and got a message that they was running 45 mins late. Well here it is…read more10:23 pm and still no food talk to a manager and all they could say was call back tomorrow after they took my 300.00 out of my bank account.

This is a great little stop for pizza or supplies for your trip and the owner of the store is the…read moreMayor of the town! We missed it because it was near closing and a storm kicked in, but ask if you can see the museum/history of the town upstairs!

Cute little spot but does not sell pizza anymore. Just ice cream and some grocery. The manager told…read moreme they are trying to sell the building. Cute little museum upstairs.

Just needed batteries! Great little place ice cream fantastic. In the middle of nowhereread more

I like it, ice cream was good. No grandma here though so thst made me VERY VERY ok I guess. And its…read moremore than just a grocery.

Brad the cart guy is absolutely fantastic. i came in for a balloon for daughter. I picked one, she…read moreloved it! As we we were walking out the wind picked up, the balloon went for a journe, Brad took off like a grayhound and ran after the balloon. He got it. Returned it and made my 3 year old the happiest kid on the planet. Thank you Brad. (Dragon warrior)

Love this store! So much cheaper than Kroger. Yes, they are high on some things, but not anymore…read morethan Walmart or Kroger. Their gas perks are way better than Kroger and the empl are genuinely nice and helpfu. my prescriptions are much cheaper here also.

This is a great little country, grocery store with home, baked goods and lots of variety for food…read moreto make yourself.

From the owner: Bakery, butcher shop, amish meat & cheese deli, in house made custard ice cream, fresh produce,…read moregroceries, home goods, made from scratch donuts, amish jarred goods.

Huge selection, great prices, great quality, and staff are very friendly and helpful.read more

Keim Family Market has all the goodies! Although the sign by the main road says Yoders, GPS says…read moreKeim. I took a spring drive with my parents on my recent visit to Ohio. It was about an hour from their house. Keim's sells Amish made furniture (indoor and outdoor). And they had a bakery, deli and lots of food items such as jelly, candy, sauces, pickled items and much more! From the bakery we purchased a half dozen of their huge donuts, cinnamon buns, peanut butter cookies and chocolate nut fudge. From the grocery store my Dad purchased a large jar of apple butter. And from the deli we ordered a Kahns bologna, Italian and chicken salad sandwiches. My fav was the chocolate glazed cream filled donut! Don't get me wrong, it was all delish! I had the Italian on herb bread and it was huge! I ate half for lunch and saved the rest for dinner. My parents did the same. And the ingredients were super fresh right down to the bread. I would absolutely recommend trying a sandwhich! I'll be back on my next visit this summer!

If you want meat that is fresh Bob Bay's in Lancaster 43130 is my favorite. I love their Hamburger…read morepacks of 5 and they are big with little grease. Their potato salad is better than my own and if you are going on a picnic (with a grill) this is place to go. Located on Maple Street in Lancaster in 43130 the guys behind the counter are friendly and knowledgeable. The service is excellent. The Ambiance is like an 1960's classic grocery store . See you soon for more burgers and potato salad!!

it is probably the only place in Lancaster to buy fresh butchered meat, however, the store and meat…read moredept is very dirty, and looks unhealthy. most of the staff does not even put on gloves to handle the meat and its a rare occassion you see them wash their hands. one can only imagine what goes on in the butchering process. in additions, the entire stuff is unfriendly and bothered with your presence. most especially the cashier. I'm looking for other fresh butchering options in the area. I don't see how this place passes inspections.

Stepped into this Kroger and accidentally time-traveled straight back to 1987. No warning. No…read moreseatbelt. Just vibes. This place is PEAK small-town Appalachia energy in the best way. I swear I half expected to see my mom pushing a cart and telling me to stop asking for snacks. Also... I'm pretty sure the store didn't get smaller, I just got bigger. Because these aisles (all five of them ) had me navigating like a semi truck in a parking garage. Tight turns, high stakes. But when I saw that old Kroger sign? My heart did a little boop. It's wild how nostalgia just sneaks up and grabs you by the feelings like that. Honestly, this place isn't just a grocery store, it's a tiny pause button on life. A perfect little pit stop on our Saturday road trip through southeastern Ohio... where you can grab snacks and a flashback.

I just did a pick up order. Everything was there.. The downside is sometimes a fruit is supposed to…read morebe fresh does not look so appetizing.