Kroger

My review will pretty much echo Jason W’s review. I only go to this Kroger when I have no other options. To be completely fair, they have changed things up a little and the store looks better organized than it did six months ago. They actually have a small organic section in the produce section. It is nowhere as nice as the Kroger in Fountain City but I think it is a functional store.
However, the people that hang out around this store are the primary deterrent to my going there. Sketchy individuals who apparently have nothing else to do but to stare at you as you walk in or unload your groceries. I am almost always here early in the morning, when my other options are closed. The timing also helps limit my exposure to said individuals. I would be lying if I said I never worry about my safety every time I head over to the Fellini.

This is known as Fellini Kroger — by the hipsters who call Knoxville home and go there to buy Pabst Blue Ribbon tallboys — because of the grotesque inhumanoids that frequent this store. Other folks call it the «creepy Kroger» for the same reason.
I only come here when I have no other option, and I almost always have another option. This is a great location for people-​watching, but that’s a limited thrill because there is so much consistency with so little variety.