About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular was pushing his cart down the cereal aisle when he noticed something odd. His little granddaughter, usually absorbed in her tablet, suddenly pointed and giggled, staring at an empty shelf where boxes of cereal used to be. ‘What’s so funny, honey?’ asked Grandpa, bending down to see what had captured her attention. To their surprise, there on the bare shelf stood a friendly-looking delivery driver, holding up a box of cereal with a big smile. ‘I thought you were outta stock,’ said Grandpa, laughing. The driver shrugged, ‘Just trying to keep your granddaughter happy!’
2. A delivery driver was unloading boxes of canned goods when he noticed something odd: every fifth can had a tiny note inside reading ‘Don’t forget to smile today.’ As he continued unloading, more notes appeared—some said ‘Spread kindness,’ others ‘Think happy thoughts.’ By lunchtime, his whole shift had turned into an impromptu motivational seminar. When he finally got home, his wife found him dancing around with a can in each hand and read aloud: ‘Be nice to strangers!’ She just shook her head and smiled, thinking it was about time someone delivered some real joy.
3. A delivery driver was stocking shelves one afternoon when he spotted an unusual item in the dairy section—a jar labeled ‘Kroger’s Secret Recipe Cheese Spread,’ but with no recipe inside. Curious, he opened it and found only a single piece of paper with a simple message: 'Add love.' The driver shrugged and did just that—spreading his own affection into every slice. From then on, whenever anyone asked for Kroger's Secret Recipe Cheese Spread, they’d receive more than just cheese; they’d get a smile from a friendly neighborhood grocery worker.
4. One night, a delivery driver was loading crates of soda onto the top shelf when he heard a soft thud from inside. Curious, he opened the crate and found rows upon rows of cans, each labeled with a mysterious message: ‘Drink me only if thirsty for something more.’ The delivery driver shrugged and picked up one can, reading aloud: 'Thirsty for adventure?' He took a sip and felt a strange tingle spread through his body. Suddenly, he noticed that every can had a different message—like a treasure map leading somewhere unexpected. That night, Kroger became famous not just for its groceries but also for occasional spontaneous adventures among its customers.'