The Morton Kroger has been updated and is the cleanest and best stocked Kroger store in the Tazewell County area. They seem to generally have plenty of cashiers available and a fresh inviting produce section. There is a Starbucks right inside the store entrance. No deals there just the convenience of one stop shopping. A few observations: -They have a loyalty program where you register and trade your buying history for fuel points (rewards) toward the purchase of gas at the Kroger fuel station. In order to get the lowest advertised store price on Kroger merchandise you have to scan your card or provide your phone number. A strategy might be to use a common family phone number to more quickly build rewards. -Rather than BOGO their deal is Buy 5 Save 5. So on a frozen vegetable instead of paying the Kroger loyalty price of 2.29 you pay 1.29 each if you buy 5 in the same brand and category. Seems like a deal if they have sufficient stock when you are shopping. Wednesday is when the weekly store ad/specials drop so probably the best day to shop. -They have a 'Last Chance' section where they offer clearance prices on stickered merchandise. Aisle 8 when I was there. A quick scan and a check of expiration dates can net a bargain. -Kroger offers online digital coupons that you can clip after you download and register through their app. Check the app privacy details for the many ways Kroger can gather and sell your personal information including to third party advertisers.
Harold B.
Kroger is often sold out of sale items early, necessitating a return trip to obtain the sale item. This week I went to Krogers three days in a row to purchase a digital coupon item. Each day the shelf was empty. The third day was the final day of the sale. When I inquired if the item would be restocked later in the day, I was told the truck would come in at midnight after the sale ended. And they give no rain checks on digital coupon items. I have shopped Morton Kroger for over 20 years, but I will be shopping a lot more at Walmart and Aldi in the future.
Steve B.
This was probably the most disappointing Kroger I've ever been to. Obviously they cannot get enough people to work here, which is usually a sign of poor management. Or poor pay. Or a complete lack of organization. Or all the above. BUT BUT BUT, a woman in the fresh, ready to serve section near the deli actually stepped up and went out of her way to cut a piece of pecorino ramano cheese from a huge wheel for me because that was my whole reason for being there today. Her name is LISA and she deserves the employee of the year award AND probably a bonus. Maybe even a promotion. Thank you Lisa for giving a damn about your job and about your customers. Bravo.
Ann W.
I have shopped Morton Kroger frequently. For about 5 times I go thru self checkout. The items have not registered the sale price as stated at their location. The helper has told me I have to go to the front of the store. I have to wait until they quit checking customers out for service. When the helper tried to help me but just charged me more and told again, go to front of the store. I waited and waited. Finally I told the lady to take everything back, credit my account and I would not be shopping here again. Poor management or a good way to make money. Very disappointed and angry. We have an Aldi and Walmart in town. They will get my business.
David Franklin
it's a good store great people
Lee Shrader
Everything and everyone is great to work with really
Michelle Martin
This Krogers is disgustingly dirty! They are not cleaning carts, conveyors, or key pads. During Covid season they need to have proper sanitation procedures! According to Tazewell Cty health department, they don't have to clean! And they are making no effort on doing so either! And thier staff is not very knowledgeable about multiple things! Will not shop here anymore! Hyvee will get my business! They are sanitizing carts, conveyors, and key pad.....
Denise Hager
The Morton Kroger team is awesome. Your town appreciates you.
Nate Cottrell
Great selection of quality meats at competitive prices
Ashley Fischer
Just wanted to give a huge shoutout to our local Kroger. Today i was shopping while 39 weeks pregnant and my toddler was having multiple full on meltdowns. Not just one, but three separate employees came up at different times to try and make his day a little better (and save his mommy's sanity!)
We stopped at this Kroger on the way to Iowa for starbucks..its a normal Kroger setup with a small Starbucks setup inside. The store was clean and full staffed the only complaint I had that when I used the restroom it was horrible and supe dirty.
kelly atkins
Love shopping at Morton Kroger's
Holly M.
I have shopped at the Morton IL Kroger store for many years & have watched it go steadily downhill. The shelves are frequently empty of products like bread & it is common when asking about something that is not on the shelf to be told that the truck "comes tonight". The produce dept. is one of the worst of any store I have been in. Empty shelves abound in this dept. and it is common to go for bagged lettuce & they are out. Or to go for watermelon in the summer & the 2 remaining are rotten & there is no more until the truck "comes tonight". I usually check myself out rather than put my food on the checkout belts that always look dirty. This store is in dire need of a through cleaning. I am more disappointed each time I go there to the point of probably not going there any more.
Caitlin Demont Schlappi
I love the option of having clicklist on my way home from my Peoria to Bloomington commute, it makes getting groceries, something that would take an additional hour on top of a ten hour day quick and painless. The reason I am giving a 4 was because sometimes you get items people never would have picked up for their own household- such as the brown apples (pictured in comments) I received yesterday. I am not going to drive to Morton to take them back, but after I open and go through the bag it looks like a lot will be tossed. Just get better at picking out what YOU would pick for yourself.
The Morton Kroger has been updated and is the cleanest and best stocked Kroger store in the Tazewell County area. They seem to generally have plenty of cashiers available and a fresh inviting produce section. There is a Starbucks right inside the store entrance. No deals there just the convenience of one stop shopping. A few observations: -They have a loyalty program where you register and trade your buying history for fuel points (rewards) toward the purchase of gas at the Kroger fuel station. In order to get the lowest advertised store price on Kroger merchandise you have to scan your card or provide your phone number. A strategy might be to use a common family phone number to more quickly build rewards. -Rather than BOGO their deal is Buy 5 Save 5. So on a frozen vegetable instead of paying the Kroger loyalty price of 2.29 you pay 1.29 each if you buy 5 in the same brand and category. Seems like a deal if they have sufficient stock when you are shopping. Wednesday is when the weekly store ad/specials drop so probably the best day to shop. -They have a 'Last Chance' section where they offer clearance prices on stickered merchandise. Aisle 8 when I was there. A quick scan and a check of expiration dates can net a bargain. -Kroger offers online digital coupons that you can clip after you download and register through their app. Check the app privacy details for the many ways Kroger can gather and sell your personal information including to third party advertisers.
Kroger is often sold out of sale items early, necessitating a return trip to obtain the sale item. This week I went to Krogers three days in a row to purchase a digital coupon item. Each day the shelf was empty. The third day was the final day of the sale. When I inquired if the item would be restocked later in the day, I was told the truck would come in at midnight after the sale ended. And they give no rain checks on digital coupon items. I have shopped Morton Kroger for over 20 years, but I will be shopping a lot more at Walmart and Aldi in the future.
This was probably the most disappointing Kroger I've ever been to. Obviously they cannot get enough people to work here, which is usually a sign of poor management. Or poor pay. Or a complete lack of organization. Or all the above. BUT BUT BUT, a woman in the fresh, ready to serve section near the deli actually stepped up and went out of her way to cut a piece of pecorino ramano cheese from a huge wheel for me because that was my whole reason for being there today. Her name is LISA and she deserves the employee of the year award AND probably a bonus. Maybe even a promotion. Thank you Lisa for giving a damn about your job and about your customers. Bravo.
I have shopped Morton Kroger frequently. For about 5 times I go thru self checkout. The items have not registered the sale price as stated at their location. The helper has told me I have to go to the front of the store. I have to wait until they quit checking customers out for service. When the helper tried to help me but just charged me more and told again, go to front of the store. I waited and waited. Finally I told the lady to take everything back, credit my account and I would not be shopping here again. Poor management or a good way to make money. Very disappointed and angry. We have an Aldi and Walmart in town. They will get my business.
it's a good store great people
Everything and everyone is great to work with really
This Krogers is disgustingly dirty! They are not cleaning carts, conveyors, or key pads. During Covid season they need to have proper sanitation procedures! According to Tazewell Cty health department, they don't have to clean! And they are making no effort on doing so either! And thier staff is not very knowledgeable about multiple things! Will not shop here anymore! Hyvee will get my business! They are sanitizing carts, conveyors, and key pad.....
The Morton Kroger team is awesome. Your town appreciates you.
Great selection of quality meats at competitive prices
Just wanted to give a huge shoutout to our local Kroger. Today i was shopping while 39 weeks pregnant and my toddler was having multiple full on meltdowns. Not just one, but three separate employees came up at different times to try and make his day a little better (and save his mommy's sanity!)
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We stopped at this Kroger on the way to Iowa for starbucks..its a normal Kroger setup with a small Starbucks setup inside. The store was clean and full staffed the only complaint I had that when I used the restroom it was horrible and supe dirty.
Love shopping at Morton Kroger's
I have shopped at the Morton IL Kroger store for many years & have watched it go steadily downhill. The shelves are frequently empty of products like bread & it is common when asking about something that is not on the shelf to be told that the truck "comes tonight". The produce dept. is one of the worst of any store I have been in. Empty shelves abound in this dept. and it is common to go for bagged lettuce & they are out. Or to go for watermelon in the summer & the 2 remaining are rotten & there is no more until the truck "comes tonight". I usually check myself out rather than put my food on the checkout belts that always look dirty. This store is in dire need of a through cleaning. I am more disappointed each time I go there to the point of probably not going there any more.
I love the option of having clicklist on my way home from my Peoria to Bloomington commute, it makes getting groceries, something that would take an additional hour on top of a ten hour day quick and painless. The reason I am giving a 4 was because sometimes you get items people never would have picked up for their own household- such as the brown apples (pictured in comments) I received yesterday. I am not going to drive to Morton to take them back, but after I open and go through the bag it looks like a lot will be tossed. Just get better at picking out what YOU would pick for yourself.
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