About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, a Kroger delivery driver noticed something strange: every time he approached the loading dock, a faint humming sound would echo through the empty aisles. Curious, he followed the noise deeper into the store. Turns out, it was just his colleague, a regular who liked to practice his electric guitar in the empty refrigerated section during lunch breaks. The humming became a full-blown concert whenever they forgot to lock the door. From then on, everyone knew not to shop there on band practice days.
2. Have you ever seen an aisle rearranged itself while no one was watching? A regular once asked if Kroger employees had secret powers. One day, a delivery driver noticed that someone kept moving his truck just enough for him to almost hit the shelves. Turns out, it was the store’s friendly ghost, trying to help out in its own quirky way. And yes, everyone now calls Kroger ‘the place where things move on their own.’
3. In the early hours of Saturday morning, a little boy named Timmy crept downstairs for a midnight snack. As he walked down the cereal aisle, he swore he saw a box of his favorite marshmallow treats dancing on the shelf. Curious, Timmy reached out to grab one, but it suddenly vanished and reappeared further up the shelf. Thinking maybe it was just misplaced, he asked his mom later that day, only to hear her laugh and say, 'Son, those boxes don't dance—maybe you were too tired!' And from then on, Timmy always double-checked before heading back to bed.
4. At night, when the store was empty, a faint humming sound could be heard coming from the refrigerated section. Employees shrugged it off as nothing until one day, a cashier swore she saw boxes of cereal moving slightly on their own. Finally, after weeks of speculation, an old delivery driver revealed that he’d been feeding the cereal boxes with his leftover snacks every night. Turned out they were just following the scent of free cookies! The humming? That was him singing along to his favorite radio show.