About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Grover’s Market, an old delivery driver started noticing strange things in the dairy section late at night. One day, while restocking shelves, he heard a soft giggle behind him. When he turned around, there was nothing but empty shelves and a misplaced carton of milk. Curious, he looked up and down the aisle—but saw only shadows dancing on the walls. The next morning, his co-worker found him dozing off during lunch break, holding a half-empty box of cookies from the bakery section. ‘Did you hear?’ whispered a neighbor later that week, pointing towards the dairy aisle, ‘that milk keeps disappearing right before closing time.’
2. A neighborhood kid was helping himself to snacks after dark when he noticed something odd: the same box of cereal kept reappearing on the top shelf every night. Finally, one evening, an old grocer’s cat sauntered over and casually knocked down a whole pyramid of boxes, revealing the perpetrator—a delivery driver who’d been secretly restocking for weeks. The kid laughed it off, realizing that sometimes supermarkets are just as mysterious as fairytales.
3. At dawn, when most markets are still closing up, a delivery driver heard soft footsteps in the empty aisles of Grover’s Market. Curious, he followed them and found an old shopping cart filled with bananas. A voice whispered, ‘Need some help with your stock?’ Turned out it was just a friendly neighborhood monkey, doing his part for community spirit. The delivery driver grinned, shaking his head—maybe Grover’s Market wasn’t as ordinary as everyone thought.’
4. At Grover’s Market, a regular once asked aloud: ‘Who’s been stealing our bananas?’ The manager checked the security cameras but found nothing. Then one day, a delivery driver joked, 'Maybe monkeys sneaked in at night!' Everyone laughed—until they saw a small footprint on the banana aisle. The mystery was solved when a neighbor confessed she’d been feeding squirrels from her backyard, and sometimes they got curious about free groceries.