About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, a regular noticed something odd one morning when checking out. The cashier kept ringing up an extra item—a small bag of potato chips—on every transaction, no matter what was bought. Curious, the regular asked the cashier why he added the same chips each time. With a smile, the cashier explained that his wife had packed those chips as a surprise for him during breaks. From then on, whenever anyone saw those mysterious chips appearing in bills, they’d just laugh and say, ‘Looks like someone’s getting free snacks!’
2. At dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to Kroger’s loading dock and noticed something peculiar: the parking lot was filled with shopping bags, neatly arranged in rows like an impromptu art installation. Curious, he approached one bag and peered inside—it contained nothing but a single banana. As he looked around, each bag held just one item: an apple here, a can of soup there. By the time management arrived, they found that every aisle had been meticulously restocked—by someone who clearly knew exactly what was missing from Kroger’s shelves.
3. At dusk, a neighbor parked her car near Kroger's entrance and noticed an unusual item in the parking lot—a shopping cart filled with nothing but tiny umbrellas. Curious, she approached it, only to see that each umbrella had a small note attached: ‘For your unexpected rain.’ Turned out, a delivery driver had left them there as a surprise for customers on a rainy evening. The whole neighborhood laughed, calling it Kroger’s secret act of kindness.
4. At midnight, a night security guard patrolled Kroger’s parking lot and heard an eerie voice over the intercom: ‘Last one out of Kroger, please turn off the moonlight.’ Curious, he followed the voice to the empty aisles and found only a dusty box of expired mooncakes. Just as he shrugged it off, a delivery driver asked if everything was okay. Turns out, his radio had been on 'repeat' since lunchtime. Everyone had a good laugh, except for the poor security guard who now shops at another store—one without talking groceries.