Kroger

I will gladly pick going to any Kroger, except maybe for Murder Kroger, any day of the week over another grocery store. Why? Well, I get fuel points and when I get something out of shopping at a store best believe I will shop there more often. This is the closest Kroger to my apartment right now so I like it. It’s a little smaller than some but I know where everything is now so it feels comfortable to me.
They have about 6 self-​checkout stations so I have never had to wait more than a minute or two to check out. Everyone that works there has always been friendly and it just feels nice. The store is laid out well in my opinion. I have never had an issue of going up and down aisles to look for something only to find it in a crazy section. It’s a very user friendly store. Plus they have, in my opinion a pretty good sized wine section. This is my go-​to store until they finish the Kroger by Piedmont and Lindbergh.

What an excellent grocery! Everyone was so friendly, and it was very well organized and clean. Tons, and I mean TONS, of USDA organic food prices incredibly low. I will be coming here more often. Whole Food’s sucks my money up!

This is a great place to shop. The staff is lovely here. After coming here for years I haven’t had any problems

I have been going to this Kroger for 4 years but will never go back again. The other day I bought a bunch of groceries and when I went home I noticed I was missing a bag. I went back to Kroger to get the bag I left behind and made sure to have my receipt. When I got they were extremely rude and said that there was nothing they could do! She gave me a $ 5 gift card and tole me I had to go back in the store and re-​buy $ 25.00 worth of groceries I had already bought! Talk about bad customer service! If that is Kroger’s policy then you are much better off going to a different grocery store who treats their customers fair.

I went there today for my weekly groceries & upon entering the «fresh» produce I noticed some lettuce heads were on the floor. Before I could even think twice an employee picked them right up off the floor & placed them back on the shelves. Mind you these were unwrapped produce. I looked at the man in utter disbelief that he would just place contaminated foods where there were other what I would assume «clean» foods are. As I walk away I am then consumed by this god awful smell by the vegetables! I looked around to see if anyone else could smell this horrendous scent & there were two employees within arms reach restocking fruits like the scent was an everyday thing. I can’t even stand to go to another kroger now because this whole experience has left me shocked & my stomach turns at the thought. Safe to say I will definitely be taking my shopping to the publix next door where hopefully they have a more proper protocol for contaminated and or spoiled produce.

I’ve never been so humiliated in a grocery store. I am almost 26 years old. I tried to buy a 6 pack of beer and the cashier went to get the manager because I guess my ID looks fake. Several customers were held up in line while the manager came to inform me that despite the fact that the date says I was born in 1989 and is 2 years from expiring, they could not sell me a 6 pack of beer. Really?!? I thought I was past this. I almost cried I was so embarrassed. And honestly, what 20 year old drinks Golden Monkey? Definitely not returning because, believe or not, I really don’t like being treated like a teenager.

If I can give them a 0, I would. The pharmacy department is the worst. The junior pharmacist and senior pharmacist are both liars and are rude on the phone. I have gone there for a prescription that a junior member said they have, only to find out they don’t. The senior pharmacist told me to come back the following week, and I did only to be coldly refuted again. Please beware of going to this place.

Ahhh, Gay Kroger. Hadn’t been to visit you in ages either. Well, you haven’t changed much. You are still the place with all the fabulous gay pharmacists who are so nice and helpful; the parking lot with the super sexy cars (and boys!); the aisles where you’ll literally «bump into» your local elected representatives doing their quick household pick-​ups; the place where the aisles are incredibly tiny and congested; the place where you see lesbians that look like they could have been on an «L Word» episode; the place where everything, for some reason, feels dusty when you pick it up; and the place where there is a shiny new Publix sitting right next door. Wonder how that’s working out? Nice to see you still hanging in, and doing rather well, my old friend. I’ll be sure to stop back in and visit you from time to time. Gosh, I LOVE your pharmacists! They are SO nice!

I shop at many stores. I check prices and sales and shop wherever is best for me.
This particular Kroger, at least for now is offering Senior Discount of 5% on every WED THURS AND FRI. This is unheard of! Some Krogers, depending on where you are have it once a month, once a week, but for now its HOORAY! 3 times a week. Your supposed to be 60 I believe but everyone seems to be unsure of what age it starts. I always get a different answer. Often I forget to ask and they just throw it on there anyway. If you arent 60 just try asking for it anyway like you do it all the time and you will get it. I really appreciate that. It can really add up!
I also like the corner of the meat area where they toss all the managers specials. These are the orange and yellow tags where an item is getting close to expiration. The regular prices are often less than Publix next door, especially on Chicken, then add the discount with the managers special. If you have Kroger coupons they mail you you might have an additional discount coupon on top of that! Use a rebate credit card and you just keep going!
So because I like this discount corner, where the competition next door would rather trash it than offer it for less, and the senior discount which is a first ever, I give it 4 stars! The store itself isnt so flashy. I often pick up the bargains next door and the b1g1s and then come here for everything else.
I also like the package of coupons that they send out about every month in the US mail if your registered with them. 24 hours is great too!!! Thank You Kroger.

Moved to the area a few months ago, and I have tried to shop at this store several times because it is covenant to where I live. This was the last straw tonight. The employees at this store are rude and completely unhelpful!!! Publix next door will be my new store for sure!

The wine selection at this Kroger is amaxing! The staff are also helpful and knowledgeable. Love my neighborhood grocery store!

Kroger Ansley — the wine department ROCKS
If you are into wine, you have to check out this wine department! Not only is the staff incredibly knowledgeable, the selection is outstanding! And, if you go to their closeout section, you can find some VERY nice bottles at a great discount as they make room for new arrivals. Kroger Ansley is our favorite «regular» grocery store in the area.

Kroger now carries Antigal Uno Malbec, hands down the best Malbec you will drink. Previously, only Tower carried this specific wine in #Atlanta. Otherwise, this is a grocery store, and how I loathe grocery stores…

Good customer service and excellent cheese department. Easy in and out as well

I am normally a big Kroger fan but this location has disappointed me many times. The produce section is constantly out of things (basil, avocados, and green onions the last few times I was there) and veggies are often past their prime.
The pharmacy has made mistakes the last four or five times I’ve been in (giving me the wrong amount of medication, telling me a prescription was ready when it wasn’t even in stock, not ordering a medicine because the computer screen froze (wtf?) and not knowing how many refills I had left.)
I’ve started doing more of my shopping at Publix and Trader Joes. I wish there was a better Kroger around!

pretty cool store. great wines so many here. so Unilocal this store is 24 hours. thanks Norred Security.

Parking lot smells like raw sewage. Very ghetto. Watch your back! Lazy staff.

Having grown up in the area and evening working at Kroger back when it was where the CVS at Ansley Mall is now I can safely say I was a big Kroger fan for a long time. It is a big store and has a nice variety and the prices as good as any AND I like the fact that if you have a Kroger card you can save $ 0.10/gal at Shell stations BUT… except for a very few exceptions you cannot get the time of day there, customer service is, to quote Clark Howard, «customer no-​service». And the meat department is a joke. Was looking for a whole cut up chicken and there was none. Once I found the butcher he did offer to cut up one for me on the ban saw but I could’ve done a better job with a cleaver. What butcher does not know how to cut a chicken?
Publix next door at Ansley is a small grocery store but they do have what you need though not as much variety but everyone to a person is kind, cheerful and more than willing to help. More than once when I asked where something was they not only told me but went and got it! They have food demos and recipes for lunch and dinner. And they make great sandwiches and fried chicken with sides as well as soups for lunch. The only thing about Publix is the parking lot takes a bit to maneuver. Publix also makes good cakes for birthdays and such. Really almost night and day.
Faster checkouts like they advertise on TV for Kroger is one thing, I’d much rather they work on the whole shopping experience like Publix has

I had to stop by this Kroger and purchase a couple baby items for a new mom/​co-​worker of mine. Parking sucked on this day, and everybody was fighting for the same spaces, so uh. yeah. It was crowded.
The store has definitely been heavily occupied; it just has a worn look to it. The floors were dirty, and the products were scattered about on the shelves. No big deal there; that just means the customers were a little piggy that day, I guess. The restroom was clean, I’ll commend them on that much.
The manager was walking behind all the check-​outs, making sure nobody had to wait unnecessarily long… After 5 seconds of waiting in a very short line, he told me to come over to his line. He was very polite and fast. This isn’t in my neighborhood, but this location isn’t too bad from what I saw.

Last month Kathleen M. hooked us up with tickets to an advanced screening of «Forks Over Knives.» The general theme of the movie is eating meat is bad and eating plants cures everything (including global warming). I eat a lot of meat… and a lot of fast food… and while I didn’t really enjoy the movie, I got the message.
I decided to spend a weekend eating a plant-​based, whole foods diet. During that time I discovered the Natural Foods section here… and it’s awesome. There’s a dedicated freezer case stocked full of organic, vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free meals. I pretty much stuck to the pre-​made stuff, but there are also several aisles of dry goods. I did a direct price comparison with Publix and they were about 50 cents cheaper on most of the frozen meals.
They have a really large produce department that’s been newly reconfigured. Lots of fruits and vegetables… organic and otherwise… loose and pre-​packaged. It’s all here. Plus there’s a refrigerator case right when you walk in that has fresh food from R. Thomas.
While it’s not something I think I will be doing full time, shopping here makes it a lot easier to eat a healthy vegan diet.