“Really neat place with massive sandwiches (eat in or take out) you can customize with many meats and awesome choices that go beyond the usual lettuce and tomato - like sweet and sour pickles and green peppers. Also many pantry and refrigerated specialty foods, like jams and Amish noodles and neat chips and other snacks. The cost of the half sandwich was quite fair, given that it's as big as many other stores' full size sandwich. They also served soups, and made-to-order salads with at least as many customizations as their big ole sandwiches.“
“Giving this place 3.5 stars. Not a bad sandwich shop for P-burg. Cheap, quick and easy makes it pretty hard to complain about much. The sandwich meat is good and is also smoked on-site. Since Third Street Deli closed this is the next best spot in town for subs.“
“The only reason I still go to the dingy Kroger on Division Street is the pharmacy. The techs, as well as the pharmacists, are outstanding. Always friendly and courteous. The pharmacists are super knowledgeable. I feel for them that they have to work in this dated pharmacy, but don't be fooled they know what they do.“
“Owners are awesome people, quality is above amazing, and I have never had anything that was not mouth watering and delicious! Ham salad and chicken salad are my favorites, love all the bread options, there are take and bake options too for holidays and dinner, aaaaand rum cake, Mmmmmm“
“In the Parkersburg/Belpre area, this is my favorite Kroger because I can usually find better produce with more available selections than at the other Krogers. Also, I can find many items related to my Whole Foods Plant Based diet, such as plant based meats, cheeses, butter, etc... I love the authentic sushi kiosk in the deli area and the fresh baked bread. People who work there are friendly and helpful. What I do not love is checkout. Usually, there are only one or two cashier-run registers; the rest are self-checkout, and there is usually a long line at all of them. I have a pleasant experience shopping in the store, but checking out is a pain.“