About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when Kroger’s parking lot was empty but for one lone delivery truck, a neighbor noticed something peculiar. The truck’s headlights illuminated an old shopping cart, rolling slowly down the aisle—empty, yet moving on its own. As the delivery driver approached the end of the aisle, he saw the cart pause briefly, then turn sharply and disappear into the produce section. Startled, he called out, ‘Hey, who left the cart here?’ Only to hear a faint reply from behind the bananas: “It wasn’t me, honest!”
2. In the early morning, as a delivery driver unloaded groceries in the quiet Kroger parking lot, a small dog appeared from nowhere, sniffing curiously around the boxes. The driver chuckled and bent down to scratch its head, only to realize with surprise that it knew exactly where to find its favorite treats. It turned out the little fellow was someone’s well-trained pet who sneaked out every night for an impromptu grocery adventure. By dawn, the delivery driver had become a neighborhood hero, bringing home extra snacks for his newfound friend. The next day, everyone laughed when they saw him walking into Kroger with a bag of treats under his arm— accompanied by a wagging tail and a happy dog.
3. In the middle of the night, while a delivery driver stocked the shelves, he noticed something odd on the top shelf of canned goods. A small note read: ‘Take only what you need, and leave one item behind.’ The driver took a can of corn, left an old packet of beans, and shrugged it off as someone’s prank. Months later, when restocking, he found another note: ‘Next time, try cannellini beans.’ He laughed, thinking maybe Kroger had a secret chef leaving hints.
4. At midnight, when Kroger's aisles were deserted and only the security lights illuminated the way, a delivery driver noticed something strange. Among the rows of canned goods, he spotted an unfamiliar item—a box labeled 'Expiration Date Unknown.' Curious, he opened it slowly. Inside was a single can of beans, with no expiration date but a note scribbled in pencil: ‘Please return if you know where this belongs.’ Turns out, it was just a prank from a neighbor who liked to play tricks on late-night workers.