Kroger Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually quiet morning in Kroger Pharmacy when a delivery driver noticed something odd. The usually bustling aisles were deserted, and the soft hum of the refrigerators seemed eerily amplified. As he approached the counter, he saw a regular customer sleeping soundly on one of the waiting chairs—his head resting against a bottle of aspirin. Startled awake by the delivery guy’s cough, the old man exclaimed, ‘What time is it? I must’ve dozed off while waiting for my prescription!’ Everyone burst into laughter, realizing that sometimes life imitates comedy better than any script.

2. In Kroger Pharmacy’s quiet aisles, a delivery driver noticed something unusual—a small dog patiently waiting by the counter. No owner in sight, just a curious look and wagging tail. The delivery driver smiled and picked up the little fellow, carrying him back outside. Just then, an older gentleman approached the counter, muttering, ‘That’s my dog! He always gets distracted by those fancy pills.’ Turned out the neighbor had come for his monthly supply of vitamins, completely unaware that his furry friend was on a mission to score some free treats.

3. In Kroger Pharmacy's early-morning calm, a delivery driver heard a strange humming sound coming from behind the shelves. Curious, he peered around and saw an old man whispering softly into his shopping basket. The delivery driver approached cautiously, thinking maybe the old man was lost or confused. But when he looked inside the basket, there were only packets of sugar—each one carefully arranged in rows. Turns out, it was just another neighborhood character with an unusual way of keeping things organized.

4. At dawn, when Kroger Pharmacy was just opening its doors, a delivery driver found himself staring at a mysterious box labeled only ‘Pharmacist’s Lucky Day.’ Curious, he opened it and inside were five bags of lucky charms. The pharmacist laughed, saying, 'Just what I needed!' From that day on, whenever someone asked for a miracle cure, they’d get a box of cereal instead.'