About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, while stocking shelves in Kroger’s produce section, a delivery driver noticed something odd. Every night, around closing time, apples started rearranging themselves on the display stand—sort of like they were playing musical fruit. Curious, he followed the pattern one evening and saw nothing but empty hands moving among the apples. The next morning, when he mentioned it to his coworkers, everyone laughed and said it was just an optical illusion caused by the low lights. But every night after that, our delivery driver brought extra apples as a joke—and soon enough, Kroger became known for its magical produce section, attracting curious neighbors who’d come just to see if tonight was the night the apples would dance again.
2. In the early morning hours, when most supermarkets are quiet as a library, a delivery driver arrived at Kroger with a truckload of bananas. As he unloaded crates, he heard a faint rustling sound coming from one box. Curious, he opened it and found not just fruit but dozens of tiny monkeys, chattering away. Alarmed but amused, the driver quickly closed the crate and called his supervisor. Together they decided to quietly relocate the little critters back outside before anyone else noticed. Soon enough, neighbors were feeding them bananas from their porches while kids giggled in delight. It turned out that some prankster had hidden these mischievous monkeys among the bananas as an April Fool’s joke.
3. In the dairy aisle one afternoon, a shopper asked aloud: ‘Why does milk here taste like bananas?’ An elderly neighbor overheard and chuckled: ‘Oh, that’s easy! The banana flavor comes from our friendly delivery driver who likes to snack on bananas while stocking the shelves.’ A regular customer quipped back: “So I’m drinking banana milk because he’s hungry?” Everyone laughed, realizing it was just another Kroger mystery, solved with a smile.
4. In the middle of an ordinary night shift, a cashier at Kroger heard a strange humming sound coming from the bakery section. Curious, she walked over and found nothing out of place—just rows of silent pastries. But every few minutes, the hum grew louder, almost like someone whistling softly. Finally, another employee noticed the noise too. Together they traced it back to an old vending machine in the corner. It turned out that a delivery driver had left his favorite song playing inside—and now everyone was singing along to it during breaks!