Grocery Stores in St. Matthews, KY

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  1. Saint Matthews KY 40207

    3.5 Good 40 reviews

    “I have shopped at our Kroger in St. Matthews (Hubbards Lane) for over 25 years and think it's a nice place to shop. We have many other grocery options nearby like Whole Foods, Walmart, Target & Trader Joe's (my other go-to). They keep evolving with the times, with curb service groceries, etc. The produce is good quality for the $. The little clinic is handy. Many of the people at this Kroger have been working there a long time and are very friendly. My minor beef is with the deli. It takes forever to get meat sliced. The system they used to have was great because you could order at a kiosk and come back at the end of your shopping to pickup.”

  2. 291 N Hubbards Ln #130, St Matthews KY 40207

    3 Average 157 reviews

    “I have a wonderful customer service experience at this location today. Special shoutout to Christy, who helped me to retrieve my pickup order. She stepped up and helped me out, in a department I don’t believe was hers, to solve a problem she didn’t create. Thank you!!!”

  3. Inside Walmart, 143 Thierman Ln, St Matthews KY 40207

    2.8 Average 12 reviews

    “I was in need of my money that was sent by Walmart to Walmart, I went to 3 different locations and the workers were in a rush to hurry and get off work. I called st matthews Walmart and the manager Gary poloston, told me to come to his store and he wold wait for me. Thanks a lot Gary, I needed that money to pay bills early the next morning!”

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  5. 291 North Hubbards Lane Suite 130, St. Matthews KY 40207

    2.1 Poor 127 reviews

    “Jake and Warren stayed late to help out several people waiting in line! A bunch of people had called in so these two guys stepped up to the plate like some pros. Jake was a great conversationalist and had a great demeanor which helped and Warren was silently and efficiently filling the orders behind him. These two impressive gentlemen deserve a raise!”

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