About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, a regular asked the cashier, ‘Why does that delivery driver always wave at me from Kroger?’ The cashier smiled and whispered, ‘He’s my next door neighbor. We’ve been waving at each other for years.’ The regular laughed, shaking his head in disbelief, but couldn’t help smiling back every time he saw that friendly wave.
2. At dawn, when most Kroger shoppers were still dreaming, an old lady started leaving mysterious notes in shopping baskets. The notes read: ‘Take what you need, leave what you can.’ Soon, customers found little treasures—handwritten recipes, funny jokes, or even free samples of Kroger’s best products. By sunset, the mystery lady was revealed as just a friendly neighborhood grandmother who loved seeing people smile. And so, every morning, she continued her secret mission, making Kroger not only a supermarket but a place where kindness and laughter flourished.
3. At nightfall, while stockboys restocked shelves in Kroger’s backroom, someone began whispering strange stories into their ears. One evening, a delivery driver overheard an old lady saying, ‘Did you know they sell moonlight in aisle seven?’ Everyone laughed, but no one dared check. The next day, Kroger added a new sign: “Moonlight Not Available.”
4. At midnight, when only the night janitor lingered near Kroger's empty aisles, a soft humming started. It sounded like bees buzzing but came from nowhere and everywhere simultaneously. Soon enough, an old lady pushing a shopping cart appeared out of thin air. She smiled warmly and whispered, 'Just taking my usual groceries.' The janitor shrugged it off, thinking maybe she was just another regular. Then he heard her humming again—this time, ‘Happy Birthday’.