Grocery Stores in Vandalia, OH

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  1. 780 Northwoods Blvd, Vandalia OH 45377

    3.7 Good 25 reviews

    “I was a little early to a close I had scheduled for today, so I stopped into Kroger to pick up something to eat real quick. The sushi was fantastic as usual, but it's the woman at the self check out I want to talk about. She complimented me on my outfit as I was walking up and was super sweet. Her and I had a great conversation as I was checking out and then she wished me well. Nowadays, it feels like pulling teeth to get someone to be nice just for the hell of it. This Kroger obviously does not have that issue. I don't remember her name because it was pretty exotic and long. But she was a shorter woman with a big smile on her face that I will never forget.”

  2. 780 Northwoods Boulevard, Vandalia OH 45377

    2.9 Average 134 reviews

    “I've been coming to this Kroger for many years, and don't really have anything negative to say. Employees are friendly and helpful, and most of the time the produce and other items are of good quality. We do order pickup a lot of the time these days, and the orders are usually accurate, with minimal waiting time. Overall this is a great Kroger, and I'm grateful to have it so close to home!”

  3. 780 Northwoods Boulevard, Vandalia OH 45377

    2.2 Poor 60 reviews

    “This Pharmacy works great for me while I'm in town. Excellent staff, easy to contact by phone if needed. Speedy drive-thru line. Can't see a disadvantage in using this Pharmacy. Highly recommend!”

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