About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In an ordinary Kroger grocery store, a regular noticed something peculiar one morning. Among the usual cans and boxes in his shopping cart were several small packets of what appeared to be freshly baked cookies—none for sale anywhere else in the store. As he paid for his groceries, the man casually asked the cashier if they sold those delicious-looking cookies. The cashier shook her head with a smile, explaining that it was just a mistake—a delivery driver had accidentally left them there overnight. Back home, the man popped open one packet out of curiosity—it turned out to be the best cookie he'd ever tasted! Since then, whenever someone spots those mysterious packets, everyone jokes that maybe it's another secret delivery from Kroger's legendary baker.
2. In a quiet aisle of Kroger’s produce section, a regular spotted something odd in a box of apples—a tiny note folded into a leaf. Curious, he unfolded it to read: ‘Take one apple for your troubles, but leave one behind.’ Since then, every week, someone leaves just the right number—one less than what they took. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver decided to test the tradition and took two apples. But when he came back later, there was only one lonely apple left—his own lunch had vanished without a trace! From that day on, everyone joked that Kroger’s apples were smarter than most humans.
3. In the early hours of every Sunday morning, a familiar humming sound could be heard coming from the refrigerated section of Kroger's meat aisle. No one knew where it came from or what caused it, but soon enough, customers started calling it 'the singing sausage.' One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver swore he saw a tiny sausage band practicing behind the deli counter. Nobody believed him until they caught the manager whistling along to ‘Imagine’ while stocking the shelves. Since then, some shoppers bring their own kazoos and join in the impromptu sing-alongs.
4. In the late afternoon shadows, a delivery driver swore he saw a ghostly figure pushing a shopping cart down the frozen foods aisle. Curious, the driver followed the ghostly figure and found an old man in a plaid shirt, humming softly to himself, filling his cart with cans of corn and jars of pickles. ‘Must be a regular,’ someone muttered, as everyone burst out laughing, realizing it was just another day at Kroger.