About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while stocking shelves, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. Every time he approached the dairy aisle, he caught whiffs of freshly baked bread, even though no bakery was nearby. Curious, he followed his nose and found an old, dusty door behind some crates. Inside was a tiny oven, baking away like clockwork—apparently, Smith’s had its very own secret bakery run by a friendly ghost baker! From then on, whenever someone needed a fresh loaf, they just asked ‘Uncle Ghost,’ who always knew exactly when it was ready.
2. At dawn, when Smith’s Supermarket is usually empty, a delivery driver heard an odd noise coming from the dairy section. Curious, he approached and found milk bottles arranged in perfect rows, as if someone had been organizing them overnight. Curious, he bent down to inspect closer—only to realize that each bottle was meticulously labeled with handwritten notes like ‘Best before dawn’ or ‘Freshness guaranteed until sunrise.’ Turns out, it was just a prankster neighbor playing a midnight game of organized chaos.
3. At midnight, when Smith’s Supermarket should have been quiet, a delivery driver heard a strange humming noise coming from one of the aisles. Curious, he followed the sound and found an old fridge door ajar, revealing rows of glowing bananas waving gently in time with the hum. Startled, the driver quickly closed the door, but the next morning everyone agreed that those bananas seemed happier than usual. From then on, Smith’s became known for its ‘happy fruit’ section.
4. Late one night, as a delivery driver unloaded crates in Smith’s Supermarket, he stumbled upon something strange. Among the boxes of cereal and cans of soup sat a lone bottle of vintage perfume, its label long faded. Curious, he opened it—a whiff of ancient scent filled the air. Suddenly, an old man appeared from nowhere, coughing and complaining about the dust. Turns out, it was just Smith himself, who had hidden his treasured perfume here decades ago. The delivery driver got a free bottle for his trouble—and a story to tell his grandkids.