Grocery Stores in Hebron, KY

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  1. 1949 Petersburg Rd, Hebron KY 41048

    4.3 Superb 81 reviews

    “This was my first time shopping here, but was able to get so many things for just starting out, and stay in my budget. The ladies who worked there were very helpful, and the cashier, Dalton was very friendly. Most of the things were priced on the package, but a number of things in the aisles were kind of piled together with next to no prices for them showing on the racks. Otherwise, the store was well stocked & open until 10.”

  2. 2006 Petersburg Rd, Hebron KY 41048

    4 Good 27 reviews

    “Been going here since I was a little kid. Glad to see it's 24 hours again. Clean, decent prices, EXCELLENT selection on everything. Family owned and local. Will be returning!!”

  3. 2086 North Bend Road, Hebron KY 41048

    3.6 Good 79 reviews

    “Love going in to get my coffee here. I turned away from udf for a while bc of the customer service in Ohio. The one in Hebron everyone there is amazing especially Jennifer and Stephanie. They say hello to everyone and make sure you get taken care of quickly as possible.”

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  5. 2006 Petersburg Rd, Hebron KY 41048

    3.7 Good 44 reviews

    “Tom and his employees, are absolutely amazing. Im not from this area, but lice here now, Tom treats me like I matter. Always makes me smile when I walk in every morning!!”

  6. 3105 N Bend Rd, Hebron KY 41048

    3.2 Average 162 reviews

    “I absolutely love this Kroger! Everyone who works here is always so pleasant, friendly, and helpful. Today, I was nearly home when I realized I had left my cell phone behind. When I returned to look for it, employees Chloe, Mason, Cassidy, and Caitlin were incredibly helpful and went above and beyond to help me locate it. They even made an announcement over the intercom asking customers to check their carts. Caitlin was the one who remembered that I had also been to the pharmacy and suggested I check there. Sure enough, that’s where I had left my phone! I am so grateful for the kindness, patience, and effort they all showed in helping me. Employees like these truly make a difference and are a wonderful reflection of this Kroger. Thank you, Chloe, Mason, Cassidy, and Caitlin!”

  7. 3105 N Bend Rd, Hebron KY 41048

    2.4 Poor 24 reviews

    “There's a lot to like about this Kroger. It's fairly large, it's clean & well-stocked. The signage is helpful for first time visitors. It's got the newer digital signage that makes you think you're shopping on board the USS Enterprise or something. And a lot of the refrigerated merchandise that's typical exposed to the elements at other locations is behind doors at this one, which I like, because elements can be sketchy. This is further away from me than I'd generally care to go for groceries, but if I'm in the area, I'd certainly pay it another visit.”

  8. 3105 N Bend Rd, Hebron KY 41048

    2.3 Poor 71 reviews

    “I had the privilege of Rebecca taking over some complications with my son's prescription. Burlington is my primary pharmacy, so I had no personal experiences with the Hebron location until his script was transferred. The amount of care, concern, and thoughtfulness she displayed to help resolve the issues we were having, was incredible!!! I can not thank her enough for being the person she is!! Her communication skills are out of this world. She is such as asset to your pharmacy. She made us feel like we were her only priority, without ever even meeting us. I can not say enough great things about her. I just hope she is recongized for her skill sets and genuine personable approach she has, when handling things on behalf of the pharmacy!”

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