Kroger Bakery - Sandy Springs

I stopped shopping for a short list of articles and find everything just one thing. This crockery is available in a large shopping center with many free places in the large amount. I don't understand why management decided to put employees in shelves on Saturday late morning, but that's what happened today while I bought. Yes, I understand that it is currently difficult to find/hire employees, and they do things while they are at work, is important, but an obstacle course of pallets that move employees while customers push full size shopping carts try to avoid running into the pallets is not fun. This means, of course, that pallets blocked part of the Aisles, while the buyers on Saturday morning tried to do their things. Some of the products were not fresh, like the soft cucumbers that were on sale, and many of the sweet onions were reject as they had soft spots. All self-service checks were open, but the lines on them moved slowly. I decided to go through one of the two regular checkout lines, and the checkout was very fast, customers through. Overall, this Kroger is OK.

The cleanest. Most organized Krogers! I just wanted to get out of my own box. I was pleasantly surprised to see the expected.

Bakery with great products. You also have a variety of Kosher products.

Went into the Dunwoodie store off of Dunwoodie club Drive today. There was only one cashier and all of the self checkout lines were full. I don't know why they can't have more cashiers. It's the reason Publix is doing so well. They have plenty of cashiers

Worst place to work, and shop! I worked in the deli for about 3 months, and it was the worst experience of my life. Having a latex/powdered glove allergy, I was treated so poorly by the deli manager Lilja. She refused to order me proper gloves, saying I will not order gloves specifically for you. and then she proceeded to talk down about me to the assistant manager like I was some l for being allergic to things. Also that department loves to leave cold stock (I.e hummus, dips, cheese) sit out for 45+ mins before they decide to put anything away. Slicers do not lock in place and were dangerous and were impossible to clean as they did not supply any cleaning equipment, mold was all in the deli case, dirty dishes being used to store freshly cooked food. I could go on and on. Outdated items will sit out on the floor for weeks at a time before management would decide to pull them. All of the management there would rather socialize than work and help you out when it gets busy. Even store manager just didn 't care. Worst place to go to, would rather shop at Publix or Whole Foods. Also you need a doctor 's note to drink water at Kroger. Can only drink when you go on break, but management can sit up in their office and drink whatever they want