About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another quiet morning at Kroger when an elderly gentleman approached the deli counter. As he reached for the ketchup bottle, something unusual happened. As he touched it, the ketchup bottle levitated gently into the air and began dancing around like a little ballerina. Everyone watched in stunned silence until an old lady from the next aisle exclaimed, 'Oh my goodness, it's alive!' The whole store erupted in laughter, and before anyone knew it, the ‘dancing ketchup’ had become Kroger’s unofficial daily entertainment.
2. At Kroger, a sign above the produce section read: ‘Apples from Mars on sale today!’ Customers looked up curiously as they picked through the crisp fruit. Curious customers started asking questions, and soon word spread throughout the store. An elderly lady asked the cashier, 'Does that mean I can grow apples in my garden on Mars?' A delivery driver overheard her and replied, 'Ma’am, if you could, you'd be growing them here!' Everyone laughed, and the manager quickly changed the sign to read, 'Apples from New Zealand.' The end result? Kroger became known for its humorous signs and friendly atmosphere.
3. At Kroger, every Wednesday afternoon around three o’clock, a faint humming sound could be heard coming from the aisle with canned goods. No one knew where it came from or why, but soon enough, everyone in the store started humming along. One day, an old delivery driver stopped and asked curiously, ‘Is anyone else hearing that?’ Everyone looked at each other, shrugged, and joined in humming louder. Soon, customers from nearby aisles began smiling and singing along too. By closing time, Kroger was filled with laughter and harmony—everyone had become friends over a mysterious hum.
4. At Kroger, one day a delivery driver noticed something odd in the back of a shopping cart: a small package wrapped in brown paper with no label or markings. Curious, he opened it and found inside an old photo album filled with pictures of local landmarks. Turns out, it belonged to an elderly neighbor who often forgot her things. The driver returned it, and now they’re regulars at each other’s tables for coffee after grocery runs.