Mainly Grocerys

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as an early bird shopper pushed her cart down aisle three, she heard someone whisper, ‘Watch out for that box of oranges!’ Surprised, she looked around but saw no one. From then on, every time she visited Mainly Groceries, she felt like someone was always following her with warnings—until she realized it might just be her imagination playing tricks. Finally, curiosity got the better of her. One day, while browsing alone late at night, she spotted a shadowy figure pushing a shopping cart filled with bananas. Startled, she asked if everything was okay. The voice replied, ‘Just making sure those bananas don’t fall on your head.’ Turned out, it was only a delivery driver who’d been pulling pranks since his shift ended hours ago.

2. At dawn, when Mainly Groceries was still dimly lit and nearly empty, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in the dairy section. Curious, he bent down to inspect it closer—only to realize it was just an overturned milk carton, slowly filling with morning dew. With a shake of his head, he picked up the carton, muttered ‘another quiet night,’ and continued his rounds.

3. In the dairy section one afternoon, a little boy pointed excitedly at something on the shelf, whispering to his mom, ‘Mommy, look! Milk that talks!’ The mother smiled and gently replied, 'No, honey, it's just special milk for cereal.' The boy nodded thoughtfully, then turned back to the shelves with renewed interest. Later that evening, as they were leaving, the same boy ran up to an unsuspecting delivery driver outside, pointing and saying, 'Sir, your truck talks!'

4. In the produce section one foggy morning, a delivery driver was stacking crates of apples when he heard a voice whispering behind him. He turned around but saw no one. Suddenly, an old apple fell from above and hit him on the head with a loud thud. Startled, he looked up just in time to see an elderly neighbor smiling sweetly from the nearby aisle, holding another crate of apples. ‘Didn’t mean to scare you,’ she said, shaking her head. ‘Just helping out with your stock.’