My daughter works at the store on Martha Layne Collins. On May 2nd she had another store employee…read moreexpose himself to her. She told her manager Jesse, reported it to HR, and contacted her union. Jesse told her it was an accident and that the other employee was just a slob. It is now 5/22 and no one from Kroger has contacted her. The only change is the other employee has started wearing a belt. He has also been making jokes about it. Jesse...you need to do better. You need to provide a safe working environment for your employees.

I was beyond amazed with the turn out of my daughters birthday cakes! They looked exactly like the…read morepictures & my daughter adored them!

This mini mart have groceries, beer frozen food ,fresh pizza, ice, ATM .................... dog…read morefood , cat food , for cars oil, coolant......

From the owner: We have cold beer, cigarettes, cigars, cold soda, groceries, milk , egg , chees , fresh fruits,…read morevegetables, ATM, slushy, bag ice ……

Some teenager working there keeping saying I. Did not pay for the toilet paper asking for the…read more receipt I paid for it because it wasn't in the bag

For the liquor store at kroger in Newport. They have some of the finest most friendly employees…read moreever. I would like to call out Kevin (and his great music), Royal, and Jeffrey (most friendly guy on the planet). ​They deserve a raise

Absolutely wonderful store! The fact that you can drink and shop is such a fun concept. Definitely…read morea good place for foodies and exploring various different snacks and cuisines from around the world. Great place!

From 5 to 1…read more.. Jungle Jim's East has introduced us to countless foods and products that we likely never would have discovered otherwise. For many years, our weekly routine was to stop at Sam's Club for staples, then head straight to Jungle Jim's. We'd grab a beer, leisurely wander the aisles, pick up the rest of our grocery list, and almost always leave with a few unexpected treasures. Unfortunately, over the past several months we've noticed a steady decline in the overall shopping experience. Prices have increased noticeably, the quality and consistency of the produce department no longer seem to be what they once were, and many everyday grocery items have disappeared from the shelves. These aren't obscure products, but rather common items that many shoppers regularly purchase. After asking about the changes, a checkout clerk confirmed that Jungle Jim's is intentionally shifting away from being a traditional grocery store and focusing more heavily on its international market offerings. While we understand and respect that business decision, it no longer aligns with the reason we originally shopped there. What made Jungle Jim's special for us was the combination of unique international products and the ability to complete most of our regular grocery shopping in the same trip. As that balance has changed, we've found ourselves making additional stops elsewhere to find basic items, often at better prices. As a result, we've decided to move most of our grocery shopping back to Kroger. We'll still visit Jungle Jim's occasionally for specialty and international products, but sadly it is no longer our primary grocery destination. We sincerely hope management reconsiders the direction of the store, because we'd love to return to the Jungle Jim's experience that made us loyal customers for so many years.

Friendliest staff. Great deli. Country store vibes. Lunch and dinner options in the neighborhood!!read more

Oh my goodness, what amazing sandwiches! We stopped on our way to the airport and they were swamped…read morewith Sunday traffic. They got us our food quickly though and we thoroughly enjoyed everything. Delicious and fresh. We chatted with one of the fourth generation owners and got some of the history. I highly recommend making a stop here.

Every time I've been the staff has been very friendly. The food is good quality although a bit…read morepricey but they have some unique finds and hidden gems. They also do have good sales!

First time coming here. Didn't think there would be a Fresh Thyme Farmers Market this close to…read moreCincinnati. The layout of the store was easy to navigate since it was reminiscent to other locations I've shopped at. They had some deals going on here that weren't being featured back at my usual location. Store is quieter than other locations with less foot traffic. Features a large amount of parking with easy access to the streets and highway nearby.

I love this market! Always friendly, helpful staff. The store is so well maintained, always feels…read moreclean and organized. It has quickly become my go-to over the large supermarkets. Easy to find a quick bottle of wine to pair with your dinner. They often promote local business and farms as well, which I love! Support your local small businesses!!

Great local spot with a much more interesting variety of products than major grocery chain. One of…read morethe few smaller/local grocers in the area and I have to support them against aggressive national competition. Prices are a little higher but that is to be expected. Kind employees, good selection, and a massive wine collection.

Apparently all Kroger's within District 1 of the Cincinnati/Dayton division just sent a memo to all…read moreemployees saying illness is no longer a valid reason to miss work unless you're so sick it requires hospitalization. YUCK!! I'm not shopping at a store where it's policy to have ill employees come cough and sneeze all over food they expect me to buy. Forget that! I'll happily shop elsewhere.

I was staying at a hotel down the street and the CVS right next to it was closed so I found myself…read moremaking the five minute walk down to this Kroger on a Monday night around 9pm. I'm not going to lie, I was a little intimidated by all the loiterers and security guards, but once inside I was surprised at how nice it was. I've never been to a true inner city Kroger before and damn, it's better than the one a mile down the street from my house (which is still considered inner city in Columbus). It sort of reminded me of a Market District. I was only there to grab a few snacks and drinks for my room and everything was really easy to find. While it was somewhat busy there, there were a ton of self check out kiosks so I was in and out in a jiffy. If I lived in downtown Cincy I could definitely see myself shopping here. There's even parking!

I wish Florida had Meijers…read more Their selections are amazing when it comes to an All in one store. It's so much better than Walmart, But not quite as good as Target. I was just thrilled to see that they were size inclusive.

Pre-Covid, this story used to be open 24 hours a day, but since the pandemic started in 2020, they…read moreare open from 6 AM to 12 midnight every day. The store is still very handy to get in and out of it, because it has a traffic light that makes it easier to get onto US 27/Alexandria Pike. The store is usually very well stocked with stuff. If you have problems, finding an item, Lestat said she usually pretty good about helping you find whatever item or items that you need. They also have a version of "scan, bag, go" that is on their app, that is free. The scan, bag, go feature is really handy, if you need to keep tabs on your spending while in the store and it also gives you "bonus" coupons that are only available in the app with the "scam, bag, go" feature. The "scan, bag, go" feature also speeds up your check out, because it allows you to bag everything up at the self check out and scan the QR code at the register, which transfers, your entire shopping trip over to the register.

Awesome deli sandwiches and a huge selection of Mexican snacks, drinks, and produce. Very friendly…read morestaff as well. Can't wait to go back

Jared is the nicest guy, great selection of necessities, and the sandwiches are KILLER. A gem for…read morethe neighborhood.