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 strange. As he stacked boxes of apples on the counter, he kept hearing whispers coming from behind the bananas. Curious, he turned around and saw only empty crates. But then, out of nowhere, an old banana skin floated past his head. Startled, he looked up to see a smiling auburn-haired lady waving from the nearby aisle. ‘Don’t mind me,’ she said, ‘just helping myself to some snacks.’ The delivery driver shook his head, grinned, and thought, ‘Welcome to Kroger—where groceries check you out!’
2. In the early morning hours, as a delivery driver unloaded crates of oranges, something peculiar happened. A faint, sugary scent wafted through the aisles, drawing attention from nearby shoppers. Curious, an elderly lady approached the source and found nothing unusual—just rows upon rows of ordinary oranges. Smiling, she muttered to herself, ‘Maybe it’s just Kroger’s secret recipe for happiness.’ The delivery driver, meanwhile, discreetly checked his lunchbox—nothing but sandwiches inside.
3. Late one night, as a delivery driver unpacked boxes of apples, he heard an odd humming noise coming from the nearby aisle. Curious, he followed the sound and found a small glowing apple slowly rolling down the aisle. Startled, he bent down to pick it up—and realized with a smile that it was just an apple with a bit of glitter stuck on it. Turns out, a neighbor had been decorating for Halloween and accidentally left some behind.
4. At closing time, as a delivery driver stocked the last shelves, a small dog appeared from behind the bananas, its eyes wide with curiosity. As he reached for some apples, the little dog trotted over and started sniffing his boots. ‘Hey, buddy,’ said the driver, bending down to scratch the dog’s head. Suddenly, an older lady from the nearby aisle called out, ‘Oh no you don’t!’ Turns out it was her pet who’d been hiding all day. They both laughed, and soon enough, the whole store knew that Kroger had another regular customer—just a tiny one.’