“Kroger is thrilled to introduce our first food hall and offer a one-of-its-kind shopping experience in our hometown of Cincinnati, providing a convenient location to experience delicious, quality meals and foods. This innovative destination highlights Kroger’s food-first culture,” said Rodney McMullen, Kroger’s chairman and CEO. “Kroger’s new store offers something for everyone.”
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Django Western Taco, DOPE! Asian Street Fare, Eli’s BBQ, Queen City Whip and Kroger’s food restaurant concept Kitchen 1883 Café and Bar are all featured on the second floor of the food hall that anchors a residential high rise at Court and Walnut streets, according to the statement.
The first floor offers fresh fruit and vegetables, along with a traditional shopping experience, according to the statement.
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The store will be open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and will offer grocery delivery. Plans are in the works to add restaurant delivery, according to the release.
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