About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another quiet afternoon in Kroger’s produce section when a delivery driver noticed something odd. He’d been making rounds for years, but today an old lady kept appearing out of nowhere, carefully selecting bananas and whispering ‘these are perfect’. Finally, she disappeared as mysteriously as she had come. The next day, everyone found out that her favorite banana recipe was simply amazing—so much so that Kroger started calling her ‘Banana Lady’ behind the scenes. And every now and then, someone would spot her ghostly figure, still gently choosing bananas with a smile.
2. A delivery driver was unloading crates of oranges into the back room at Kroger one foggy morning when he noticed something odd. Among the boxes, nestled between citrus fruits, lay an old, dusty harmonica. The delivery driver picked it up curiously and blew a few notes. To his surprise, the harmonica played a familiar tune—a children's song from his childhood. Before long, employees started humming along, and soon enough, customers in the aisles were tapping their feet. That foggy morning became known as 'the day Kroger sang,' and ever since, on special occasions, someone plays that old harmonica during closing time.
3. While stocking shelves one day, an employee overheard a customer muttering under their breath: 'Why does everything here cost exactly $1.99?' Curious, the worker followed the voice and found an elderly gentleman standing in front of the canned beans section. ‘Simple,’ he said with a twinkle in his eye. ‘Everything costs ninety-nine cents plus ten cents for the privilege of shopping here!’
4. At closing time, an announcement crackled over Kroger's intercom: ‘Please be advised—our self-checkout aisle is now selling groceries for half price.’ A delivery driver, hearing the announcement, raced back inside and tried every scanner until he found one that worked. Meanwhile, a regular customer joked, 'Maybe I should come here more often at closing!' The next day, everything was back to normal—except for one employee who started checking out customers during their breaks.