About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unseasonably cold morning in late autumn when a Kroger delivery driver noticed something peculiar. As he pulled up to the loading dock, he saw a regular customer, bundled in layers of sweaters and scarves, frantically waving from inside the store. ‘What’s wrong?’ asked the perplexed driver. The man shouted back, ‘They’re out of my favorite brand of coffee!’ Turning around, the driver saw that indeed, the entire aisle was empty. With a smile, he replied, ‘Well, looks like you’ll be making a house call on your neighbor today.’
2. A middle-aged woman was pushing her grocery cart down the aisle when she muttered under her breath, ‘I’ll never understand why they always run out of toilet paper right before Thanksgiving.’ Just then, an older man in a wheelchair rolled past with his own cart filled with canned goods and boxes of cereal. He nodded knowingly and whispered back, ‘Trust me, honey, if there’s one thing Kroger knows how to do, it’s sell everything else but TP!’ They both laughed softly as they continued their shopping adventure.
3. Have you ever noticed how some groceries seem to follow you around the store? One day, a regular asked the checkout lady if he could pay for someone else’s shopping basket. The cashier smiled and nodded, ‘Of course, sir.’ And before anyone knew it, the mystery shopper paid for not just one but three baskets of groceries—all belonging to different people who had been standing nearby. The whole aisle erupted in laughter as everyone realized they’d been following each other around the store!
4. It was just past midnight on a quiet Sunday when a lone shopper pushed their cart through the nearly empty aisles of Kroger. The fluorescent lights flickered eerily, casting strange shadows across the shelves. Suddenly, from behind an endcap, emerged a familiar voice: 'Excuse me, can I help you find something?' It was just a delivery driver with a cart full of bananas. The shopper laughed and shook their head, muttering, ‘Not tonight, old banana man.’