About Kroger
Kroger is one of the largest supermarket chains in the United States, operating thousands of grocery stores under the Kroger name and various regional banners. Typical Kroger stores sell fresh produce, meat and seafood, dairy, bakery items, pantry staples, frozen foods, household supplies, and often include in-store pharmacies, floral departments, and deli/ready-to-eat food sections. Many locations also have fuel centers branded as Kroger or a related fuel brand.
A charge labeled “Kroger store 595” on your card statement typically corresponds to an in-person purchase at a specific Kroger supermarket location, identified internally as store #595. This might include groceries, household items, over-the-counter medicines, pharmacy prescriptions, or fuel purchased at an associated gas station. The total can reflect coupons, loyalty-card discounts, and sales tax, and may differ slightly from the sticker price if multiple items and discounts were applied.
If you have questions about a Kroger charge, the best first step is to check your paper or digital receipt from the date of the transaction, as the store number on the receipt should match the descriptor on your statement. You can also log into your Kroger.com or Kroger app account to review your purchase history if you used your loyalty card or digital account. For unresolved issues, contact the specific store (phone number is usually on the receipt) or Kroger customer service through their website, and if you still can’t recognize the transaction, you may wish to contact your card issuer to dispute or investigate the charge further.