The Connersville Kroger is the best. They have a large supply of meat. They have the best staff…read more They all are so friendly. They have done very well during and after the Covid pandemic. Keep up the good work Kroger.

Kroger's the busiest grocery store in town (there are only two as of right now, but Super…read moreWal-Mart's on its way), so don't expect a close parking space, especially when there's even a hint of impending snow or ice. Thankfully, there are usually plenty of aisles open and there are also self-checkouts for quick errands. Also, don't expect to find any super exotic ingredients; this is Connersville, people. They have a few select fresh herbs and some variety of cheeses, but the veggie selection doesn't get much wilder than bok choy and they don't have a meat counter to speak of. I suggest you start Googling substitutes for anything that might be out of the ordinary in one of your recipes... or head to Meijer in Richmond. Speaking of meat counters, this place runs out of chicken all the time. I go there to pick up some boneless/skinless breast tenderloins and that section is always cleaned the heck out, leaving me with nothing but some sad-looking thighs and gizzards to choose from. But it's a relatively clean store, the aisles are relatively wide, and the staff is relatively friendly. I also use their pharmacy due to its $4 generic prescription program and the proximity to home. I just hope it'll survive in the wake of Super Wal-Mart, because I hate that place with a fiery passion.

Prices are high. The isles and location of food is disorganized. I've priced a single package of…read moregrapefruit for 2.50 at Mainstreet. The same single package of grapefruit at Kroger was priced at 1.00 . Also expect to pay about 1.50 more for a 12 pack of either pepsi or coke products than any where else. All in All this is a very expensive grocery store. The upside is that its open 24/7. They do have good donuts though. Yet there 70 cents each.... If you go there expect to shell out some money!

Having just recently been near Walmart's headquarters and seeing their *worst* Walmart store in…read morethat area--and that was better than the best Walmart store I've seen elsewhere--I'd be inclined to judge them all poorly. I'd rather have Target, but Walmart is willing to suck up a town's business, and at some point, you have to just accept them or drive quite a distance. Imagine the people in Hagerstown or Cambridge City, who don't have a lot. The store is big but small, having grocery and dry goods sides, but not being a Super Center. It's about the same size as the store in Alma, AR I saw recently, that served a town of almost 5000 people. The Super Center in Richmond, IN is one of the smallest I've seen. The layout isn't bad and the employees to whom I talked were friendly. Everyone seemed to be working at something. Way back when, I had been in this store to help friends with some church thingee where they needed to pick up a few things, and really the store seemed as accessible as any other Walmart I'd entered at the time. I could go on about Walmart's corporate policies but seriously, does that take away from shopping? They have groceries you need. They're not high end groceries but they fill a need. They have most of the national brands, so you can get what you want. Do you have to watch the prices? Of course! Every store wants (more of) your money. Kroger always seems expensive, but then, I shopped at Meijer and thought that Kroger wasn't so bad. It's all about buying what you need.

My hatred for this store grows. I went there yesterday to get a carseat to go in my husband's car…read more Both of the ones that fit what I wanted/needed were out of stock in the neutral colors, leaving one bright pink model of each in boxes that looked like they'd been used in a demolition derby. Yet another item that the Connersville Hellmart hasn't bothered to inventory and restock. Seriously, the only people I see consistently working are the cart collectors.

Is it a convenience store that sells groceries or a grocery store that sells gas? It's a hybrid. I…read morecould smell the fried chicken when I opened the car door. And I was starving. Paveys Country Store opened in 2023 . Paveys is a chain popular in eastern central Indiana. This store is fully stocked with groceries, has fresh meats (some local), fresh produce and a deli counter. They have a fried foods counter with chicken, tenderloins, potato wedges and fried mushrooms. People were lined up. They have a little counter in the front of the store where you can eat. I had a fried chicken breast and their deli coleslaw. The breading on the chicken was crispy and fabulous. The meat was a little dry and the coleslaw tasted like run of the mill grocery coleslaw. My husband had the breaded tenderloin, which was phenomenal. The breading was seasoned well and the pork, while thick, was tender and juicy. The $7 sandwich included two large tenderloins with all the fixings. The large bun didn't hold up, but they rarely do on a good tenderloin. It was a 5 star tenderloin. We also picked up some locally made hotdogs. The grocery offers a lot of locally made products, including deer summer sausage. Prices are great, not what you'd expect from a convenience store. Service was a bit indifferent. There was no engaging conversation or smile. But it was late on the day. The store is immaculate inside. There's plenty of close parking and the structure is accessible. You can pick up lottery tickets and there's an ATM in the store.

Great deli items, more convenient than having to go to 30th street if you just need a couple of…read morethings. Love the deals on the older bananas and use their chicken for my chicken and dumplings!

Great for this small little town but with it being the only grocery store in town makes it more…read moreexpensive than most places but I guess supply and demand is apart of it. Just basic economics. It's got a bakery, cigarettes and a deli for fresh meat and now a pharmacy

This place is constantly a mess. A genuinely dangerous mess from the handles from metal merch cases…read morejetting out to trip over, to boxes blocking entire sections making walking easily to anything impossible. The isles are perpetually littered with merchandise and disgruntled employees complaining loudly of having to reset sections or "brals" a customer returned. Literally every time we have the misfortune of stopping at this particular store it's a nightmare. The employees are all sullen and miserable only conversing with customers on a bare minimum level, if at all. However one employee, Jarrod, is always friendly and polite dispite his dismal surroundings. He's literaly the only decent person I've ever seen working there. I have been in many a dollar general and have always found them to be decent stores however this one is trash, filled with unprofessional people.

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The owners are very nice and they do provide greatservice. The pizza is delicious. The drive…read morethrough is very convenient. The perfect shop for a small town.

Ridiculous prices on everything. Almost Everything is stale and out of date. Advertising is 24…read morehours 7 days a week but was meet with a locked door and a sleeping cashier at 6am being told to go away when trying to shop conveniently in my home town before going to work. Will gladly continue taking my business elsewhere and I encourage my fellow neighbors to not waste their time or money at this place like I have. Literally anywhere else has better prices and is actually open as advertised and at least speaks and understands intelligible English unlike this place.