Fry's

Amazingly well stocked, they had an abundant variety of everything even last minute tools needed for cooking meat. I found my temperature gauge and it was on sale too.

I absolutely love this particular Fry's location! It is the largest Fry's in town and has a way broader selection of items as well as friendly employees and I love how the Fry's as well as the other stores located in the same shopping center have a very nice welcoming vibe also a positive atmosphere!

There has been peaks and valleys with my experience going to the grocery store throughout my life. It’s always been quite the experience. It encapsulates the human condition perfectly and tests one’s discipline, strength and patience when dealing with prices and people. You always end up with the cart that wants to die with one busted wheel and a squeek from hell. You always end up traversing the aisleway labryths in frustration because self-aware people and traffic etiquette is a long-lost artform. You always end up going over-budget because you just HAD to have Ghirardelli Chocolate Squares, the wine that was one price point over yellow tail and triple ply toilet paper because you felt pretty that day.

You used to be able to walk into a grocery store with $200 and walk out with a month’s worth of bountiful sustenance. Last week I got a loaf of wheat bread, a block of cheese, 7 eggs and a paper towel for $205. This is fine. Everything is fine. The economy is in great shape, jobs are up, stock market is skyrocketing, societal morale is a floating cloud of bliss and we’re all gonna make it.

But i’m not here to talk about how good we have it and how we’re number 1 and the how the world is jealous. I’m here to talk about my petrifying experience just trying to walk into this here store without being bothered and guilt tripped by a sugar peddling group of young, extortionist green berets. These girls scouts, man. Again, I don’t know if it’s the economy, the low-trust societal boiling point of desperate times or the water supply. But they never used to be this aggressive.

It used to be “hello sir, would you like some girl scout cookies” and you would be able to respond with the “oh no thank you, I already bought some!” throwaway lie and they and their hustler moms would smile and say “okay, no problem” and everyone got on with their day. Now it’s not even “hello sir”, it’s “hey fatty, it’s your lucky day” while throwing up GS gang signs with their hands. I tried to ignore them and then when they raised their voices I mouthed “i’m sorry” and pointed at the airpods in my ears while walking through the doors. When I glanced back I saw one of the larger girls leave the table and another followed behind with furrowed brows. When I went to pull out one of the carts a tiny hand appeared out of my left view and pushed it back in. I took out my airpods and the larger girl said “hey, I asked you a question”. I stared in silent bewilderment. “I asked you if you wanted Thin Mints or Samoas” she said in a growly voice. I forced the cart out as her hand recoiled and quickly said “i’m diabetic” and fast walked away. I looked back again and she did the head nod wave at her wirey counterpart and then the minion slowly followed me around the store like a tiny Jason Voorhees.

I did my best to ignore it, but my heart-rate jumped every time I looked down the aisle and saw a little head with a green hat and glowing red eyes peaking around the corner staring me down. I ended up staring at the Red Baron frozen pizza selection for five minutes muttering “why is this happening to me? Why is this happening” when she suddenly appeared next to me pretending to be shopping as well placing frozen food into her basket. “Isn’t it crazy that an estimated 200 to 250 bodies still remain frozen on Mount Everest from people who just made a wrong choice?” I shrieked and ran for the self checkout. I was trembling trying to put my debit card in when the girl appeared again. “Allow me” she said as she used her metallic, black card. I looked down at her with my pale, wide-eyed trepidation and whispered “thanks”. “No problem, see you outside” she said with a smirk and skipped out the doors.

I’m finishing this review after being escorted & smuggled out the back in disguise by the bakery manager who may or may not have accepted crypto bribes & some juul pods before I got into the trunk of an Uber. I love this location & want to come back, but please tell me when it’s safe. Otherwise got an amazing BOGO deal on La Croix & the French bread was to die for. 5 stars.

We love this frys, we shop here weekly, and Ricky in curb side pick up is very personable, professional and amazing. He is a very nice person, and makes our experience at frys that much more...

Love this store. Friendly people and the best prices. Bright cheerful and clean. Helpful staff.as of 8/27 everything positive still stands. Prices are right. Can't be beat for overall savings. As of 11/21, my opinion hasn't changed. As of 1/23/24 it is still the same

Fry's is my favorite grocery store. I've shopped here for over 15years. I actually do find what I need. Staff is friendly for the most part. The store is kept clean and accidents or spills are taken care of right away. I sometimes shop at other grocers but only when I am not close to my Fry's on 22nd street and Kolb road. I recommend shopping here if you don't already.

Always great store for groceries. Parking can be congested.

We love Frys..its like a neighborhood bodega to us...all the staff are like longtime family friends...

Open daily from 7am to 10pm. Meat deli gets pulled back at 8pm.

Great place to shop friendly staff and clean!

About 2 weeks ago I was looking for Dove Liguid, with Antibiotics, for my Sister.

Fry's was out for over a week, so I asked Derek, In Stocking  for help. He scanned something, which said 7 in stock. He then checked in the back, & found none. He told me he would  phone in a request for more. In 2 days, as he was doing stocking, he called  me over, & told me they had just arrived, as he handed me 1 Bottle.
As far as I am concerned, he is the Best Employee Fry's Has Ever Had.

First time in this store. Very friendly people working there. Nice wide aisles and very clean.

Great grocery stores with prices are low and affordable.

There are always loads of sales, bargains, coupons, and clearance(manager specials) at Fry's. This store has friendly staff and a really varied selection. I'm always impressed by how they have free items on Fridays if you use the app. My most recent visit was very quick and self-checkout seems to get more expedient every visit. I appreciate the upgrades and use of technology to make things simpler. There was some delay with the staff monitoring the self-checkout, but he was very cordial so it's hard to hold it against him.

I have never had a problem here the 3 + years i been coming here and i most deff love the sushi

Quick stop for a few items. Not crowded

Wonderful Store. Everything you need is here……

Do you like sushi and deli food? Wow, Fry's on Kolb and 22nd has an extensive deli department. Check them out.

Prices are very reasonable. The store is clean. They are open from 6am-12midnight 7 days a week. Always get our prescriptions from the pharmacy and the staff knows us by name, even some of cashiers know us. Friendly store to shop. I highly recommend this Fry's store

The store has the rudest and the most unhelpful people working in it that I've ever shopped at in my life. Lyle Deets.