Kroger Marketplace

This is my favorite Kroger Market place to come to. It is far more better than the Oakley location. It's super clean, everything is organize and they keep everything stocked up. This location has it all....clothing line, liquor store (separate building), Fifth Third Bank, and a little clinic. We were looking for a particular item in the seafood section. They were quick frozen meals for our dinner. They had plenty! The other locations had very little selection. I also noticed that their produce section is fresh and was admiring the sushi station. I couldn't believe how much dinner kits they had to choose from as well! The imported cheese is huge! Man... I wish I lived closer to this one because I would come here more often. I highly recommend!

I went in to grab some gum and use the bathroom quickly and was surprised when I entered. I was greeted upon entry and this has to be one of the cleanest Krogers that I have ever been in. I was able to locate an employee who kindly showed me where the bathroom was. She was super friendly and I wish I had gotten her name. The bathrooms were clean and I was able to locate the gum and a couple of other things and checkout quickly. Our cashier was super friendly as well and I made sure to leave him a compliment through the Kroger site because I was blown away with everyone working here. Some of the friendliest people I've ever encountered in a retail atmosphere.

It's not particularly insightful to say: avoid during peak hours (common sense). The main issue is that it's the cleanest, "safest" large-scale grocery store serving multiple Cincinnati/ NKY neighborhoods. Example: I bypass the Corryville/UC Kroger coming here from Walnut Hills when I want to do extensive grocery shopping. Should there be a large, downtown Kroger for all of the newly popularized urban neighborhoods? Probably. Until then the Newport Pavilion Kroger is a great option.

This place is absolutely enormous and could be overwhelming. We stopped here last night. Hubby put gas in the car while I ran in to pick up a couple pints of ice cream for our drive home to Dayton. When you Gas up, make sure to put your rewards number in because you might get some money off!The frozen isles are all in the middle, back half of the store. I was happy to find a large selection of Graeter's! And while they do carry Homemade Brand, they were completely out of the flavor I was looking for - Peanut Butter Oreo. Obviously, that one is quite popular and they should order more. The prices here are good - you can usually find a sale or a coupon on the app. I chose to use self check out. There was no line on a stormy Sunday night. And when I needed help using a coupon, it was taken care of quickly.

This place stays busy at all hours! Testament to good location, store variety, and friendly staff. They have a sushi counter inside which is nice (if you like that sort of thing). I rarely run into something out of stock. They have a ton of self service stations for check out (I am still arguing with myself whether those are great service or no service) and regularly keep several cashier lanes open.This location does have a kroger gas station in the front lot if you like to use your reward points there. I generally use them at shell ( but they limit you to 10 cents off at a time)

Awesome for the fact they have a bar and TVs. So while "someone" shops you can enjoy the tastes and watch the game! Just watch the hours as they close a bit early and sometimes shopping is not done so you have to hide elsewhere in the store...

Step #1...be war ready.This Kroger Marketplace gets incredibly busy at usual grocery store peak times (ex: Sunday afternoons and after work). Get your mind right before you come inside. If I have to do a lot of shopping, I try to come when I know it won't be super busy. I would give what times I've figured out are the best times but I can't give my secrets away! Seems like most people who shop here tend to think they're the only ones in the store. People rarely say "excuse me", will cut you off with their carts and race you to check out lines. This place is NOT for the faint of heart.The selection in this Kroger is great. They always have what I need and always offering new things which I really appreciate. There is a deli, bakery, pharmacy, Starbucks, and sushi counter. Really everything you could need in a grocery store.My experience with the pharmacy was terrible. The people who helped me weren't nice and acted like I was bothering them by coming to get my prescription filled. When I got there, the lady at the counter was on the phone and a few steps away from the window. Totally fine. I patiently waited for her to get done doing what she was doing. When she ended her call, without moving any closer to the window to stand in front of me she shouts, "What do you need?"....well Hello to you also. When I came back to fill my prescription and waited for my turn, the first thing the girl says to me is, "Date of birth?"...does no one at the pharmacy say Hi? Hello? How are you? If I'm asking for too much pleases let me know.There are always a lot of staff manning this location, and that makes a lot of sense considering how busy they get. Being that there are so many people around, it would be nice if they asked you if you needed help finding things more often. I often see what I assume to be higher level managers at this Kroger. It might be some sort of training ground. Who knows. They have a GREAT system in place: things are stocked, it's cleaned, it's well manned, etc. I think they could put some time and attention on training their staff on how to be nice or more pleasant and helpful. I love Kroger Marketplaces but this location is by far my least favorite to shop.My last critique is for the Click List shoppers with the semi truck versions of shopping carts. Please stop cutting people off and running people over with those huge carts. I know they have a job to do but they could be mindful of other shoppers.

The Thunderdome of grocery stores!On any given weekend, 20,000 people enter; 10,000 leave.Seriously, it gets incredibly busy/competitive. Please stay away if you don't think grocery shopping is a blood sport.

On the barbie and ken dolls lower the price please it's too much high toys should be not high

Offer coupons for "4XFUEL POINTS ON GIFT CARDS EVERY WEEKEND"Store signs shows exp. 8/27/23 and rec'd email with same type of coupon exp. 9/4/23.Now the sign at the store gift card kiosk shows scan a QR code. As I cannot afford a cell phone "tough" luck.Received an email coupon showing same offer with expiration date of 9/4/23.However coupon cannot be found on the kroger.com digital coupons.Tried live "chat" and they do not have a clue! Tried speaking in person with the customer service manager at the store and she was also clueless.Next step is try store manager.