Howdy, creepy corn-cob-eating-girl! Flickr has missed you (not XD )
WEEK 31 – Stateline Kroger (II)
Stepping out from said aisle, we now find ourselves in the… what can I call this? “Grand Aisle-lite?” Because the deli and bakery service counters at this store are separated from the produce department, the grand aisle over on the right side of the store isn’t really all that grand in terms of departments offered (one vs. three), but it still manages to retain the wide-open feeling traditionally associated with such a setup. Meanwhile, the bakery and deli here in the front left corner have their own open display area out in front of the service counters, but it doesn’t feel quite as fair to call this a grand aisle due to its shape and location away from the entrance. Such a conundrum XD
Whatever you call it (!), this area is notable for its traditional greenhouse Kroger setup remaining intact, as well as that accompanying floor pattern – I lied, apparently the one three photos back was not, in fact, the final one I’d be featuring today :P This one is rather similar to the one we saw yesterday, in fact, near the meat department with the orange outline and gray interior – except on this one the outline appears brownish-red instead, and isn’t as wide, but the gray filling in the center is still there.
(c) 2019 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Howdy, creepy corn-cob-eating-girl! Flickr has missed you (not XD )
WEEK 31 – Stateline Kroger (II)
Stepping out from said aisle, we now find ourselves in the… what can I call this? “Grand Aisle-lite?” Because the deli and bakery service counters at this store are separated from the produce department, the grand aisle over on the right side of the store isn’t really all that grand in terms of departments offered (one vs. three), but it still manages to retain the wide-open feeling traditionally associated with such a setup. Meanwhile, the bakery and deli here in the front left corner have their own open display area out in front of the service counters, but it doesn’t feel quite as fair to call this a grand aisle due to its shape and location away from the entrance. Such a conundrum XD
Whatever you call it (!), this area is notable for its traditional greenhouse Kroger setup remaining intact, as well as that accompanying floor pattern – I lied, apparently the one three photos back was not, in fact, the final one I’d be featuring today :P This one is rather similar to the one we saw yesterday, in fact, near the meat department with the orange outline and gray interior – except on this one the outline appears brownish-red instead, and isn’t as wide, but the gray filling in the center is still there.
(c) 2019 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)