Grocery Stores in Clayton, OH

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  1. Bushel & A Peck Bulk Food, 9515 Haber Rd A, Clayton OH 45315

    4.9 Superb 125 reviews

    “My favorite local small business by far. I typically get A2A2 milk, herbs, tallow, flour and on the occasion candies or one of items. In season they also have a small produce stand. The people are wonderful to boot. Highly recommend!”

  2. 7725 Hoke Road, Clayton OH 45315

    3.8 Good 18 reviews

    “Test message said meds would be $65.99, took my new insurance card to pharmacy a little after 3pm today and the young lady with long brown hair, that unfortunately covered her name tag, waited on me. She was friendly as well as efficient, greeting me warmly as I walked up, entering computer info, then updating my insurance, giving me the new totals, running my credit card for 4.29 and I was on my way with the meds in less than 5 minutes. Very impressive!”

  3. 7725 Hoke Road, Clayton OH 45315

    4 Good 3 reviews

    “There's not much else around and I know what I'll get here the shelves were stocked and the restrooms clean. I always find good deals on clearance cloths it's hard to beat shirts for $5 I'm amazed how many people compliment me on my Walmart cloths”

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  5. 885 Union Boulevard, Clayton OH 45315

    3 Average 32 reviews

    “Definitely my favorite Kroger by far. Typically has a good selection of fresh meat and seafood although today the crab legs were looking a little sad and the king crab was insanely priced (though not far from typical for the season) my only complaint would be one of the meat&seafood clerks who was condescending and rude towards another clerk… who clearly just wanted to do his job without her berating him and breathing down his neck. I believe her name was Brenda. She didn’t even care that I was standing right there. The poor guy was trying to just do his job (which he did fine) and she kept arguing with him even with me standing right there. I could feel her aggression so intensely myself that I wanted to run away screaming. I can’t imagine how stressful it must be to work with her. The man honestly deserves a medal for being able to tolerate her all day without opening a vein. #ChillBrenda”

  6. 7725 Hoke Road, Clayton OH 45315

    2 Poor 9 reviews

    “I wanted to give a shout out to Marla at Customer Service. She went above and beyond to assist Mr when I unfortunately locked my keys in my cat. She made my weird situation so much better through her assistance with phone support. People like Marla really make such a huge difference. While I was awaiting my resolution from on-star, I continued to see the same kindness from Marla to the other customers needing her assistance. Thank you Marla!!!”

  7. 7725 Hoke Road, Clayton OH 45315

    3.1 Average 302 reviews

    “Thank goodness for Walmart prices, most of our groceries must be Walmart brand because of the value and quality. Only wish they would clean up our local Walmart to match the convenience of having a Supercenter so close to home.”

  8. 7725 Hoke Road, Englewood OH 45315

    2.2 Poor 28 reviews

    “I wanted to give a shout out to Marla at Customer Service. She went above and beyond to assist Mr when I unfortunately locked my keys in my cat. She made my weird situation so much better through her assistance with phone support. People like Marla really make such a huge difference. While I was awaiting my resolution from on-star, I continued to see the same kindness from Marla to the other customers needing her assistance. Thank you Marla!!!”

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