Kroger

I hated this Kroger for the longest time. I’m still on the fence about it. Most of my Kroger love goes to the Highlands Kroger. There are some things to like about this Kroger though.
1: It only takes a few minutes to walk there from my house.
2: The deli women! When you go there for cold cuts (cue cold cuts song from that one commercial), almost every time, the deli women give me samples. Sometimes they give me so many samples that I could probably do without dinner.
3: Staff? Some of them are friendlier than others. I’d say it’s right around ⁵⁰⁄₅₀. There are a few cashiers that I absolutely stay away from because they don’t speak a word to you, throw my groceries down the belt, smash my bread, & they’re very unpleasant. On the upside, the friendlier staff members go the extra mile to check you out with casual conversation.
4: I love that this Kroger keeps the self-​checkout lanes open until they’re about to close. The only problem? There are numerous times that I’ve been here & encountered… quite frankly, stupid or inconsiderate shoppers. Cutting you at the self checkout lanes. Hogging the self-​checkout lane with a loaded cart (15 items or less people)! Ok, maybe that’s not a hard rule but use a little common sense on when & when not to use the self-​checkout lanes.
5: This one has a Wine & Spirits shop. Although, I never go into it because I pick up my liquor elsewhere. It’s still convenient.
6: The produce is sometimes great while other times not so great. I’m a Lucky’s fan boy & as far as I’m concerned Lucky’s has the greatest produce in all the land. I’ll gladly make the trip out there once a week.
7: This Kroger does seem to have a broader selection to choose from. You want BBQ sauce? How about choosing from this shelf of 50 different kinds? It’s that way with many other items as well.
8: Their pharmacy? Although I never use it, I’ve been there with many people that do use it. From those experiences, they could never make me switch. A lot of times, you drop off your prescription, go back a day or two later, & it’s not ready! When it actually is ready, it seems to take an extra amount of time to retrieve it & bring it to you. People have things to do. Get it together.
I normally don’t go here unless I need to pick up a few things. If I had to do all of my grocery shopping here… then I might go crazy!

F*** yikes.
We have had nothing but troubles out of its meat department
every time in the past 3 months we buy meet and 90% of its bad before we even get it into the freezer or fridge.
from beef to chicken to pork.
all old or sour.
the lat time we went to return it. they literally told us not to come back the manager told us this.
So.we arnt ever they can keep it,

This is my after school Kroger! It’s right off of Eastern Parkway and allows me to stop on my way home. It’s always fairly clean and their customer service desk seems to always be accessible — even when it’s after 8:30pm. While it’s not their best, most esthetically pleasing store, it’s still a good location. They also have a gas station for those that want to full up and use their points.
The only thing I would ask for from this location is a better produce section. For those of us lay people that can’t afford to visit a farmers market every weekend, we rely on the produce we find at the grocery store. This stores section is smaller and on more than one occasion certain produce has been completely empty or the actual selection was far less than desirable.
On an up note, however, this location has a liquor store! Cheers :)

The bourgeois Kroger of all of Louisville minus maybe the East End. For a long time I shopped at Kroghetto, however when I made the stark realization that I have been missing out on this gem, which is a mere .4 miles farther than my original Kroger hot spot, I crumbled inside at the thought.
Best produce. They have doughnuts. I once spilled scalding hot coffee on my hand here, but I was still happy because I was at Goss Street Kroger. Bourgie is a state of mind. It’s also Goss Street Kroger.

I live in an area that is blessed with grocery stores. I have ValuMarket right off of Baxter and a rather large Kroger farther down Bardstown Road.
But I tell ya, more and more I’m getting my eggs and milk at the Germantown Kroger right off Goss.
Some things I’ve noticed:
* Super friendly staff, from cashiers to baggers.
* A clean store.
* A Kroger gas station. I haven’t been able to frequent one of these and use up my Kroger points since I lived in Old Louisville many, many years ago.
* A superb floral section. They regularly have bright, colorful bunches — enough for two vases and then some — on sale for $ 10 and $ 15. Plus, the florist is friendly and always eager to help. When I’ve been on the hunt for something in particular, she’s been able to pull a great bunch together or suggest one that is already out.
* A bakery that is also happy to please. I’ve put in orders for cookies before, and the final total has ended up less than what I had expected to spend.
* Fresh, abundant produce. Over Thanksgiving, I had been searching high and low for cranberries, and when all other stores were sold out, I found them here — and cheap.
You typically know what you’ll get when you go to a Kroger, which is a lot of good things. This Kroger meets that and then some.

The location is fairly convenient to Eastern Parkway and Germantown. The selection is better than some of the grocers in the area, but it lacks some of the amenities that the larger Kroger’s have.
There’s always an interesting mix of people at the Goss avenue Kroger. Hipsters, Germantown folk, Yuppies, etc. frequent the establishment. It’s not bad though, and I would rather go here than the one on 2^nd street of Oak any day. I at least don’t feel like it’s prison yard rules here and have to take down the biggest M@#! in the place.
My only complaint is the one cashier who looks like I just personally insulted his mother. I mean, maybe you don’t like being here, but I’m not being a jerk so let’s just act as though we like each other for the next 15 minutes. Actually, I think I just described my dating philosophy as well. C’est la vie.

Not quite the Highlands Krogers, but good enough to justify not driving to the Highlands Krogers. A bigger natural food selection than you would expect and usually fast checkouts!

This Kroger has the nicest cashiers in Lou! I feel like they are always genuinely friendly. The baggers aren’t very good at bagging (eggs and bread get shoved in with other items). The store staff is excellent about helping me find obscure items or getting things from the top shelf (I’m short)! Their sushi chef is super nice and will make recommendations. It might only be Kroger-​sushi, but it’s better than all the other Kroger-​sushi in town! I love their vegetarian friendly products and I feel like they add to that section every time I visit. The florist is awesome and they have great deals on day old flowers all the time ($ 3.99 for a dozen roses)! This is the pharmacy where I get all my prescriptions filled and they are very knowledgeable and informative about the medicines I’m picking up. The pharmacists are also super fast :) I really hate their new store layout though. I wish they hadn’t moved everything in the store! It’s very convenient to have the grocery next to the wine and spirits shop too!

I got charged twice for gas here. When I went back to speak to them try said it had to be a bank error and they couldn’t charge me twice. The manager and the attendant talked to me like I was an idiot. «There’s no way you pumped $ 80 dollars in gas. Someone must of came up behind you. Call your bank.» $ 45 and $ 45 is $ 90 dumb a$$! Never going to this Kroger again.

Honestly, I haven’t spent a lot of time at this Kroger, BUT they are the only one who regularly makes their Thai Chicken Salad (aka: crack). Their chef flirts me with, too. Score!

I loathe grocery shopping so to me, it’s just a Kroger. Because of my own OCD, I am frequently annoyed by the baggers. Like I said, that is only because of my OCD.
This Kroger has the Wine and Spirits Shop attached to the front and has recently expanded, giving it much more variety. This location offers a gas station as well. It’s definitely the go-​to grocery shopping spot in Germantown/​Schnitzelburg.

It’s a Kroger so I won’t comment on that but this store is clean and the staff is friendly.

Did you ever have that kind of day when there’s only an onion and a lemon in the fridge and a half a box of Cheerios in the pantry? Yeah, well, I lead a VERY BUSY LIFE and grocery shopping isn’t on my priority list!
Lucky for me I live about 2 blocks away from the hipster Kroger. Ever since they added sushi and a liquor store next store the clientele has become so much more interesting. Seriously, you could choose 5 shoppers at random, take them out front and photograph them, and people would swear they were that new indie band in town to play at Headliners.
This is totally the place to wear your skinny jeans, ratty scarf and show your tattoos while you’re reading labels in the organic aisle. So what if the tofu is always sold out? You’ve gotta get there early dude.
It’s small enough to dash in, pick up a few limes, a chicken breast and a bag of salad and head home to the backyard grill and a cool beverage. Dinner is served. Skinny jeans optional.

This is my new local Kroger after moving.
After getting used to the totally different layout, it’s growing on me (frozen foods in the middle aisles… I was confused).
But it is clean, fancy looking, and convenient.
My only complaint is with the self check-​out, which I always do (because why have 5 bags when they can fit in to 2?). The self check-​out stations are VERY small. So if you have more than 2 or 3 bags of groceries it is very difficult to continue with the transaction. But whatever.

I spend a lot of time around U of L, and I refer to this location as the «good Kroger.» The one near the campus annoys the crap out of me at all times of day.
I like this one because it has higher quality and more diverse produce and meat than a lot of other Krogers I’ve been to. The various other merchandise they have is all about the same as you see anywhere. But here, I’ve never been annoyed or disgusted by the clientele.

I used to love going to this kroger it was fast and friendly the service you received was beyond awesome. Until they put the kroger liquor store next to it and then they hired nothing but teenage punks and brats. They are slower I mean 10 times slower than before and the service you get now knees shitty they are rude and don’t bother to talk at all even when you try. Go to a different one o thought this was the nest bit not anymore. Good luck!