Kroger Food Stores

Parking is a nightmare but it has a larger selection inside than my Kirby/​Quince Kroger

I have been real hard on Kroger lately as I feel the limited competition has made them stop caring about the customers. I still believe that and can see it in most of my visits to a Kroger. This Kroger is currently one of the better ones.
The produce section is rather nice and the produce looked fresh and was arranged well. I would have liked to have seen a wider variety of fresh mushrooms in the bulk section. Other than that, they had a wide variety of really good looking produced and were actively cleaning and sorting while I was there.
The employees were all very nice and polite, but the checkers were a bit slow. Nice, but slow.
Also, like all the other Kroger’s, they could clean the floors a lot better. Some of them are stained, but they still need a much better cleaning.

We’ll laid out with nice selection of food, however this place is loaded with employees standing around talking while customers are forced to bag their own groceries on most aisles. For a nice clean Kroger in a nice area, managers have done a great job of staffing with slow, lazy workers.

Decent store. Nothing special. Think their prices are a little higher that others and not sure why. Limited selection also. But it’s close to where I live. They do have a Redbox. Kids run the place. Good luck.

This location is both convenient and well stocked. I enjoy coming here on the «off-​times» like weeknights when it’s less crowded. They have a nice deli area and well stocked produce section. Their meat department is great and you can’t beat their Manager’s Special meat section where there are great deals to be had! It’s Kroger. Pretty run of the mill but it’s nice. Wish Memphis had more large grocery chains like Publix.

I am dedicating my first review in 2013 to a grocery store, a Kroger, no less; I know what you are thinking. Something along the lines of «oh yeah, way to go», of course.
I was in the Kirby and Poplar neighborhood one evening and had half an hour to kill before my appointment. While cool people may choose to kill their time by having some cool drinks at some cool places, I decided to check out Kroger. Neighborhood grocery stores are of interest to me because what’s in store gives me a feel of the neighborhood, the ethnic makeup, dietary habits, and income level, etc.
I found this store clean, spacious and well-​stocked. One thing that stood out was the sizeable kosher section which probably beats most other Krogers in town. Well, it shouldn’t come as a surprise since the Memphis Jewish Community Center is just right around the corner.
I was pleasantly surprised to see Challah bread and Chipsticks from Ricki’s Cookie Corner on the shelf. I read about the local bakery on Unilocal but didn’t know this neighborhood Kroger carries their products. I brought a loaf of Challah and a box of Chipsticks home. The Chipsticks were not bad, but the star was the Challah: it made a mighty fine French toast and I honestly don’t know if I would have French toast any other way from now on. It probably makes a mean bread pudding too. I plan to make a trip to Ricki’s on Park Ave. soon just to find out how much better their bread can get when fresh out of the oven.
The cheese bar looked pretty impressive but the same can’t be said about the cuties. What they had seemed to be the last few bags from an old batch and too long removed from the citrus groves in Cali.
I will drop by when I find myself in the area again.

I went to pick up a few items from this Kroger store today & there was a Sushi Chef making fresh Sushi right there in the middle of the store. I got him to make me a spicy cooked shrimp and I really enjoyed it! Guess I need to check in at the Kroger’s more often. A pleasant surprise. Lol!

Kroger, to me, being from Chicago, is our Jewel and Dominick’s combined. Food to go and great produce, wonderful deli and nice ambiance.
I love Kroger.

Boxed and canned goods are constant. Unless the selection is atrocious, it’s improper to judge a grocery store on this. Fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as the prepared food counters in the back are the real mark of a grocery store.
The vegetable selection… not so good. Not so fresh. There wasn’t a red pepper that I liked in the store. The yellow pepper ended up being fine, but still. I wanted red!
Also, the chorizo «selection» A. wasn’t good, and B. the one I did end up using was sub-​par. For a metropolitan area that seems to be going through a little bit of a Mexican food craze, decent chorizo seems like a must.

This Kroger will serve most of your grocery needs. As a side note, the most refreshing coca cola I ever drank was from a refrigerator from this Kroger back in 1988. But this hasn’t repeated since, so maybe it was a fluke.