About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Kroger, an old lady was stocking shelves when she heard a child giggle from behind her. Turning around, she saw nothing but empty aisles—until she noticed the boxes of cereal seemed to be smiling back at her. Smiling cereals became more frequent, until one day a delivery driver mentioned that it’s just ‘those damn boxes playing tricks on your eyes.’ But every time someone new joined the staff, they’d see those smiles too—and soon enough, everyone agreed: Kroger had its very own secret smile club.
2. At Kroger, a delivery driver was unloading boxes when he overheard someone whisper, ‘Watch where you’re putting those!’ Curious, the driver looked around but saw no one. Just as he was about to shrug it off, he noticed an old lady pushing a shopping cart nearby, smiling warmly and nodding towards the boxes. Realizing she must’ve been talking to him, he grinned sheepishly and continued his work, thinking maybe Kroger had hired some friendly ghosts to help out.
3. At Kroger, a cashier noticed that every fifth customer bought exactly five items and paid with a five-dollar bill. 'Coincidence?' people asked, but no one could explain it. Soon enough, rumors spread like wildfire—was Kroger cursed? Was there some secret society of frugal shoppers? Then one day, an old lady approached the counter with just five bananas wrapped in a five-dollar bill. ‘I’ve been doing this for years,’ she grinned. The mystery was solved, but everyone still wondered why she liked bananas so much.
4. At Kroger, an elderly gentleman was browsing the aisles one afternoon when he overheard a voice whisper, 'This is where I always find the best deals!' Curious, he followed the voice down the cereal aisle and found himself standing next to a friendly neighborhood kid who whispered back, ‘Hey grandpa, don’t you recognize my voice? It’s little Timmy!’ The old man smiled and said, ‘I sure do, Timmy! Just remember to keep those grocery store announcements quiet—next time you’ll scare away all the customers.’