My family and I ventured down to Bloomington as part of our trip to Brown County for camping. Had…read morenever been here, and we found this co-op per the recommendations of a local art gallery owner. Bloomingfoods is a co-op. You pay a membership fee, and the workers there are part of the ownership. Immediately, you are hit with warmth and just that coziness you want in a local grocery store. Whole Foods ambiance but not corporate. There is a deli and a hot/cold foods bar. Produce and plenty of plant-based options to choose from. We definitely enjoyed the experience .

Really good lunch place! They have a hit bar and full salad bar. They also have a deli serving made…read moreto order sandwhiches. All located within a little co-op market. Really good sandwhich! Not inexpensive but good quality! Little homey atmosphere with friendly people. There is indoor seating !

I'm an asian and wanted to have specific ingredients in my food so this place had what i needed and…read morethey were very helpful too! I also love how the store smell it makes me feel like I'm at home.

Top-quality Korean grocery, and also good selections of Chinese, Japanese, and even some Malaysian…read moreand Thai foods. Huge refrigerated room with many varieties of kimchi and tofu, fresh vegetables, and even 3 sizes of dried anchovies. Wide selection of frozen foods, including some banchan that seem H-mart fresh quality. Only fault is no bakery!

I went there 30 minutes before they closed. There was two registers open but one wasn't working and…read morethere was a line. No one bothered to open a line and when I asked Ethan and Jenn (especially Ethan) were so rude to me. I will not be returning. Terrible and rude customer service. Plus it took forever for anyone to help me. They were both in the back together before anyone came out.

+Adjacent supercharger +Clean restrooms…read more+Good produce and generally healthy foods +$3.99 baked chicken -just bought a chicken salad wrap with very little chicken salad an mostly wrap -riff raff element allowed to hang around side of the building where the charging station is and it constantly littered with trash. -trash cans at the entrance are always full to the brim and often overflowing

Ordered a 4-bone Prime Rib for Christmas. They separated the bones and trussed it together!! We…read morehave never cooked one before and were very excited!! This was a Choice cut and came out delicious!! Thanks guys!! You made this a great experience!!

We got catering trays for a graduation party: brisket, potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans,…read moreassorted individual bags of chips, and a vegetable tray. So delicious, great service. There were so many wonderful looking things in the shop-my only sadness is discovering this place as my kid is graduating and leaving Bloomington!

Here I am. 7 years later, writing another review about Wal Mart. Big box store. I feel like it…read moreshould just "be" and that should be that, but there is genuinely a lot of good to say. I am an online shopper, and I do curbside pickup. I'm also currently a Walmart+ member. Walking around a store that large is just too much for me these days. I'll start off with the only two negative points, and they aren't enough for me to knock off a star. 1 - If you use the delivery option for groceries, you'll be expected to tip because a third party usually delivers those. For other simple things, if you are a Walmart+ member, you can get same day or next day delivery of some things, which is awesome. 2 - Out of stocks. Walmart is the boss when it comes to store brand. Kroger brand is usually trash, and if it's not trash, it's still second to Wal Mart brand. I have come to really enjoy their breakfast sandwiches. Unfortunately, everyone else has also, so when I order they are usually out of stock. OK. Now on to the rest! Again, this is basing it as an online shopper. The online shopping is pretty good, especially as a Walmart+ customer. I can usually get same day pickup if I order early. The system isn't always accurate on what's in stock, but it's pretty good. If you keep your phone handy, you can accept or reject substitutions. I recommend you keep an eye out, because they often cost more, and sometimes the option they choose is too different. The folks who work this are always SO friendly. It is so nice when I get to interact with them! They offer a bag free option for curbside!!! This is a HUGE deal. When I ordered from Kroger, I couldn't even get them to use paper bags. With Wal Mart, I can bring shopping bags or boxes and just have everything put in there. Less plastic, less pollution! I love that they do that!! Returns and refunds are SO easy. If you pickup your groceries and something is damaged or about to expire, you just let them know in the app. If an item is damaged or something you don't need, you can start the return process and also do that curbside. I got a cereal storage container that was absolute garbage. I started a return, and the person who handled it was so friendly! With a store this large, ordering online and picking up is such a help. If you do try the Walmart+, there is a nice benefit of choosing between Peacock and Paramount, but don't expect it to replace Amazon. I have looked for a number of oddball items on the Walmart website only to give up and order it from Amazon. If you are conveniently located, give their online ordering a try. If you go online and order side by side with Kroger, you'll probably notice the savings add up quickly. The last time I did, it didn't take me long to have a $10 difference. Inside experiences are surely different, but the online system is tops!

Last year or so, Bloomington IN employees here have become quarrelsome, confrontational, even…read moreaggressive vrs customer service oriented. Def not all, but way, way too many. 6/13/26 had a customer service desk employee challenge me to a fist fight at the return desk for asking to see the store manager about the lack of a new digital price tag on a product this last Saturday. Was talking to a female mngr (directly ask her if she was a mngr, she said: YES), asking to see the store manager and he (an associate who works the customer service desk, has for years) jumped in and became irrational, all on camera. They (a front-end floor mngr & associate) blamed the vendors for the tag not being there, then me for bringing it to their attn, just wanting the product tagged so other customers weren't caused difficulties by it like I experienced as a result. Isn't it their responsibility to tag products, not vendors or customers? But I keep running into this here. Deflection vrs just owning an obvious employee mistake and fixing it? Nov 2025, electronics associate ringing up 2 phones became argumentative looking me right in the face exclaiming my cell phone provider, wasn't a real cell phone provider because I wouldn't take out AT & T with new phones. Even though I had my provider for 5 years, unlimited text and phone time, 2 phones for $50 a month and not one dropped text, call or bad connection in 5 years between here and Texas weekly for extended conversations. Same female front end mngr at service desk walked up to my wife and I few min prior to incident above in women's clothing while we were conversing and ask: "Can I help you two with something?" Is that being helpful or an accusation! I have an autoimmune disorder and have been forced to wear nitrile gloves if I leave the house for 30+ years now or my immune system eats my hands to get to ragweed from air on the surface of my skin. She kept looking me up and down, coming back to my gloves. Is that profiling a disabled person? Have shopped at Blmgtn Walmart since it was in Rural King's old bldg, day it opened. Wore gloves since 1992! Never had anyone on the floor go out of their way to make wearing these gloves at Walmart, an offense worth COMING AT ME and the wife out of the blue while trying to relax and browse while talking as a couple, minding our own buisness. Between that, and then her blaming vendors and myself for being ridiculous about missing price tags a few minutes later at the registers, I was an unhappy customer. Then I go to her at customer service desk after taking my wife out to the car and returning to customer service desk to ask for the store mngr to find out she has been talking to her male associate at the desk about me negatively. How do I know this for certain? He knew what she had been saying to me without her or myself giving any information to him in our dialogue at the desk. He jumped in without being looked at or ask a thing from me, escalating the whole thing until he cursed me with 2 F-U's in a row, and said: You wanna go, let's go, and walked around counter running his mouth the whole way. After refusing his throw down proposal, he demanded I leave his area or he would call security. Told him, do it because a young man (team leader) emerged and same female mngr as he was threatening me with security. Told young man the saga, he instantly admitted it was thier mistake, said it again, "Def our mistake." I shook his hand, thanked him, said that was all I wanted and left. Called Walmart Ethics number and 1-800 Walmart and turned in whole incident at both ends, adding another hour+ to this mess after leaving the store. Point: Walmart is there for us, the customers. Many employees are using what boils down to intimidation, confrontation/escalation, talking down (your stupid if you don't agree), deflection tactics etc, to back customers down. It's not their store, it's not there for employees but for us, the customers. While whatever is going on there is being allowed as it is growing in its brazenness, report bad behavior to Corporate. The more reports they receive, they will have to take this most seriously as a systemic problem they will have to lop it off at the root. Don't be quiet, stop shopping there, be bullied into submission. Store is there for YOU, not the employees. You can file reports anonymously with Walmart Corp or give them your name. Ethics ends of Walmart, same. They prefer you call Corp 1-800 number first. Don't let them run you out of the store. STAND, make noise with Corporate. Tell them your drama if a Bloomington Walmart employee gives you a bad outing for no legit reason. If you walk away, stop shopping there etc, nasty people win & you lose! Don't do that, stand together, make noise, burn the Walmart Corp customer service line up with as many crazy experiences as employees wish to dish out until Corp has to investigate the entire store as a problem. To the descent employees, "Thank you".

Love this market! The fresh vegetables are from local citizens and supporters of Bloomingfoods…read more There is a large selection of fresh produce. They have many aisles of boxed, canned, and bottled foods and ingredients. They even have a sandwich shop that makes delicious sandwiches and sides. It was such a fun trip and it also felt good to know we are supporting a small business. Most of the employees were friendly, especially the cashier. He had a happy demeanor and made us feel welcome as travelers. I would definitely stop and try a sandwich and some of their sides.

After 14 years as a loyal customer, I canceled my membership at Bloomingfoods today. I won't…read moresupport a business that tolerates bullying and ignores people who speak up against it. Anyone who shops here knows unfriendly, rude cashiers are a long-standing norm. But this goes far beyond that. I witnessed deli employees openly mocking and laughing at a customer for wearing glasses, including using fake voices and calling them "nerdy." It was cruel, public bullying of someone who appeared to have an eye disability. The stuff of Disney schoolyard villains. Truly an insane thing to witness from grown men in work uniform on the clock. Here's the really disturbing thing... Leadership didn't even care. I reported it immediately and followed up many times (phone, email, website form, social) asking for leadership to respond. The marketing manager assured me that leadership was well aware of the incident. Two weeks later, I still haven't gotten a single response. I won't support a business that tolerates bullying and ignores people who speak up against it. Vote with your money and shop at the Bloomington Farm Stop Collective, where you can get local food AND be treated with basic human dignity.

Literally the only complaints I have for this Kroger is that they have stopped carrying my favorite…read moreflavor of la croix and they don't have a huge selection of cat food. Other than that they always have what I need Want Starbucks? Salad bar? Sushi? Fresh smoothies and juice? Hot meals prepared for you? Free samples??? This Kroger has everything. They also have a huge selection of alcohol that my roommate and I go to frequently. I have used the click list feature a few times and it's really great. It saves a lot of time and the first 3 times you use it there's no extra charge. Definitely check it out while it's free! The free items they have on Friday's are usually pretty great too. Just get there before they sell out!

Kroger has REALLY gone downhill over the last 6 years! Not only have the prices gone up, the…read moreoverall experience has fallen drastically. The entire corporate leadership needs to be sacked. They've had plenty of time to get back to being 24hrs again and until they do, they'll get only one star from me! Do better kroger!

Great little spot full of chaos & the owner is full of information. He geared us towards the pizza…read moresauce, Italian flours (I'm gluten intolerant & these do not bother me to use) & educated us on 100% olive oil. Also, his pesto is the BEST! & you have to try the Italian sandwich from the deli! Coolers are full of cheese & Italian meats- be aware you won't get out for less than 100bucks

Best sandwiches ever! Family business. Personalized service. Significant variety of Italian food…read more All authentic!