It's up to you personally on where you like to shop.but it seems like that payed off the city inspector.its amazing on how they got closed down for rats /mice then opened back up in less then 12 hours.id like there mouse traps if that's the case or maybe they payed the pied Piper to come walk them out just never know.because even with talking to some employees it's amazing they say that they are still having problems with them and they believe some one got paid off as well
D M
These self check out lines can be long, but they move quick.
Ellen Chaffin (Msellie, Grandma)
Lots of sales
Nicolas Steegmann
Expensive but convenient and generally good quality. However, their self-checkout machines are an absolute disaster. They give errors constantly and require the assistance of an associate. They should do something about it
Anthony Darden
I always find what I need when I'm shopping at Kroger's
Will Evans
The best grocery store in Ohio
Laura F.
Okay, after visiting the Westerville Kroger and the Hampsted New Albany Kroger I had just about written Kroger off, as both stores are cluttered with cardboard stock boxes and just seem to not properly stock things. This store was nearly spotless.... Like out of a 10 scale its a 9.5. It has more selections of things than the Hampsted one. The aisles are free of abandoned cardboard. The workers move out of your way and when a restock cart gets full of empty cardboard board they take it into the back like they should. The shelves are stocked and fronted. They dont just place stock boxes full of cans on the shelf and leave it like a whole sale place. There isnt run over piled on the aisle, it stays in the back til needed. The sales people were helpful when I couldnt find what I needed. Self self checkout was a breeze. Whoever the manager here is needs to train the manager at Hampsted/New Albany. They could learn a lot. Thank you Stone Ridge Kroger/Gahanna for restoring my faith in Kroger.
Renita Jackson
Nice and clean
Michael Ashton
Always find what we need
Kevin Busick
Well kept, lines move fast, shelves are restocked pretty fast
Stoneridge: Just want to share my experience. I was in the floral department when a kind young lady approached me and asked how my day was and if there was anything she could do to help me. She had her hands full with beautiful flowers, but still showed me genuine kindness. That was so refreshing. I don’t remember her name but I asked if she was the manager, she smiled and said she had only been there a few weeks but really enjoyed her job in floral. She had long black hair. I just want to say thank you.Side note for the store: your public bathroom is really in need of care. Three times I’ve gone in there the checkoff sheet you have on the wall is initialed but it is terrible/dirty. No TP, no seat covers. It needs a overall deep clean.
Zane B Stein
I went to this Kroger for the first time yesterday, and one of the items on my shopping list was McIntosh Apples. I found a bin that was clearly labeled McIntosh with a price of $1.79/lb, so I filled a bag with six nice large apples. When I got them home my partner took one look at them and said, "Those are not McIntosh!" She then showed me a little tag on one of the apples with print too small for me to read without a magnifying glass, but when I did look through the glass I could see that they were all labeled Fuji. I am very upset....Kroger putting Fuji apples in a bin clearly labeled McIntosh is false advertising. I'd take them back and ask for my money back but it is too far to walk (I took an Uber to the store and back home with my shopping), so it would cost me more for another trip than I would get if I received a refund. I usually like Kroger stores, but will never shop at this particular one again.
Mason Perrin
For a store that is as busy as it is there is no Managers or service desk workers this is a shame.
It's up to you personally on where you like to shop.but it seems like that payed off the city inspector.its amazing on how they got closed down for rats /mice then opened back up in less then 12 hours.id like there mouse traps if that's the case or maybe they payed the pied Piper to come walk them out just never know.because even with talking to some employees it's amazing they say that they are still having problems with them and they believe some one got paid off as well
These self check out lines can be long, but they move quick.
Lots of sales
Expensive but convenient and generally good quality. However, their self-checkout machines are an absolute disaster. They give errors constantly and require the assistance of an associate. They should do something about it
I always find what I need when I'm shopping at Kroger's
The best grocery store in Ohio
Okay, after visiting the Westerville Kroger and the Hampsted New Albany Kroger I had just about written Kroger off, as both stores are cluttered with cardboard stock boxes and just seem to not properly stock things. This store was nearly spotless.... Like out of a 10 scale its a 9.5. It has more selections of things than the Hampsted one. The aisles are free of abandoned cardboard. The workers move out of your way and when a restock cart gets full of empty cardboard board they take it into the back like they should. The shelves are stocked and fronted. They dont just place stock boxes full of cans on the shelf and leave it like a whole sale place. There isnt run over piled on the aisle, it stays in the back til needed. The sales people were helpful when I couldnt find what I needed. Self self checkout was a breeze. Whoever the manager here is needs to train the manager at Hampsted/New Albany. They could learn a lot. Thank you Stone Ridge Kroger/Gahanna for restoring my faith in Kroger.
Nice and clean
Always find what we need
Well kept, lines move fast, shelves are restocked pretty fast
Restaurantji Recommends
Kroger sucks
Stoneridge: Just want to share my experience. I was in the floral department when a kind young lady approached me and asked how my day was and if there was anything she could do to help me. She had her hands full with beautiful flowers, but still showed me genuine kindness. That was so refreshing. I don’t remember her name but I asked if she was the manager, she smiled and said she had only been there a few weeks but really enjoyed her job in floral. She had long black hair. I just want to say thank you.Side note for the store: your public bathroom is really in need of care. Three times I’ve gone in there the checkoff sheet you have on the wall is initialed but it is terrible/dirty. No TP, no seat covers. It needs a overall deep clean.
I went to this Kroger for the first time yesterday, and one of the items on my shopping list was McIntosh Apples. I found a bin that was clearly labeled McIntosh with a price of $1.79/lb, so I filled a bag with six nice large apples. When I got them home my partner took one look at them and said, "Those are not McIntosh!" She then showed me a little tag on one of the apples with print too small for me to read without a magnifying glass, but when I did look through the glass I could see that they were all labeled Fuji. I am very upset....Kroger putting Fuji apples in a bin clearly labeled McIntosh is false advertising. I'd take them back and ask for my money back but it is too far to walk (I took an Uber to the store and back home with my shopping), so it would cost me more for another trip than I would get if I received a refund. I usually like Kroger stores, but will never shop at this particular one again.
For a store that is as busy as it is there is no Managers or service desk workers this is a shame.
In and out great prices and deals.