Kroger Bakery - Moundsville

This review is only regarding the flower shop inside Kroger. I ordered my daughter's Homecoming corsage with the matching boutonnière to be picked up 9/30/17. I had placed the order the first week of September. Over the course of the following three weeks, a woman from Kroger called me three separate times to confirm the order, each time telling me that she didn't have anything written down as far as color, type of flower, etc. Anxious as to how the flowers were going to turn out, my daughter and I picked them up the morning of Homecoming. When we first saw them, the corsage was pretty, but not Homecoming fancy. It was plain other than the purple wristband and purple ribbon. The boutonnière was a simple white carnation and a stick pin. No color at all. I asked if she could put some kind of purple in it, and she simply put purple glitter on the flower and handed it back to me. I was not impressed at all. The flowers were starting to turn brown at the edges and there really was nothing fancy about it. For $24 I suppose you get what you pay for. I will not be ordering any more flowers from Kroger. Next year, I'll just go to a florist.

Very friendly staff. produce well organized and fresh. clean and well stocked. the bakery could offer a wider selection. deli is great, food us fresh and you can always get a sample taste.

These people have the nastiest bath rooms.it smells like someone pee'd all over the urinal,all over the floor,the walls,the sink.i mean it glows yellow sometimes!

They offer everything I need at fantastic prices! The staff is incredibly helpful, so don't hesitate to ask them any questions about their products or if they have anything in the back for you.

I was browsing for peach pies in the bakery and only found one. I stood at the counter between the bakery and the deli, where two employees were present. Neither of them was assisting any customers; they both glanced at me, and one started slicing lunch meat while the other focused on cleaning the slicers. After waiting for five minutes, I spoke up and said, "Excuse me." In a very rude and abrasive tone, one of them responded, "WHAT?" instead of asking how they could help. I inquired if one of them could check the freezer for more pies. One of them hastily and rudely replied.