Meijer

I like Meijer and shop here weekly. They usually have some sort of meat on sale, their selection of produce is pretty good and the quality of it is decent, as well.
The rest of the store is a bit overwhelming, but well organized and a fair selection of brands.
The store seems a bit warmer than Wal-​mart with a better selection on most things than Target.

I like shopping in this store, they have big selection and good prices, especially with m– perks. But 2 things I don’t like are slow moving cashiers and all the trash in the parking lot and by the entrance to the store. I mean is dirty and looks like no one is ever picking up this garbage. Thanks to the wind for blowing some of the trash away otherwise this store will be buried deep in the trash.

I was preparing for a party, bought all of my produce here. I brought it all home, started preparing and found a cockroach in one of the bags!!! Ewwwww! The manager said to bring back the produce and return it. I will probably never be able to buy groceries at Meijer again. Gross! Also, refunding me for the produce did not make up for the time I wasted when I was already in a hurry and the ick factor!

This location is generally pretty good. The non-​cashier employees seem to not want to associate with their customers– they tend to ignore the customers when they walk by, but the people in the photo center are the exact opposite. They greet everyone that walks in the electronic department and approach customers to see if you need assistance. The people at the customer service desk crack me up– they’re always trying to make your day a little more pleasant, and the cashiers tend to be pretty nice.
The store itself has a lot of products– definitely a place where you can do a one-​stop shop. It can be a little messy, but it’s a place of retail so that can be expected.

As much as I try to go other places, I always end up at Meijer because they have everything I need. Using the mperks app I save lots of money. Last year we saved around $ 600, we are a family of 3, so it is well worth it. They made some changes this year and have less sales unless you have the Meijer credit card, but we are still saving plenty with our mperks. I am not a person to clip a paper coupon, so tapping a button and entering my phone number at the register is easy enough for me. They offer a nice variety of products and at good prices. The employees are very friendly and we know most of them because we are in there at least once a week. I require the use of the electronic scooter in the store and at this location, they are great scooters. They actually work, are actually charged and have a large supply. The employees will come out to the car with you to help unload your groceries and bring the scooter back in. We have been very happy with this store.

I’m the type of person that prefers to do my grocery shopping at night, to avoid the traffic and large crowds. I always find what I need in stock and the checkout process is easy whether it’s self checkout or with a cashier. Lately, they’ve been adding more organic brands and produce which is very appreciated! Makes buying organic very affordable! Also, use mPerks and download their app! I save every time by clipping their coupons on there and earning rewards. All you have to input is your phone number and pin at the register. Overall, my preferred and favorite place to grocery shop and shop for any other deals!

A few years ago Meijers was the place to shop for lower prices, not anymore. If the item is not on sale, you will find lower prices at other stores. My main gripe however, is the attitude of their employees. Meijers must not be a good company to work for because many of their employees don’t give a damn and treat me as if I was bothering them.

Meijer is somewhere between Super Target and Walmart.
I shop consistently at Meijer for groceries because of the perks available. If you download the mPerks app, you can clip coupons and earn rewards for the groceries and items that you buy anyway. For example, if you spend $ 150 in a month, you earn $ 6 off your next purchase. If you’re going to spend that money, may as well get a reward for it. Same goes for general merchandise, electronics, etc.
Their prices on groceries are already very competitive. My only complaint would be the produce. If you go later in the day, especially over weekends, everything is picked over. On top of that, some items look moldy and need to be tossed. Definitely get here early or come during the week if you’re looking to get produce.
Otherwise, I’m at this Meijer at least 1 – 2 times a week. Such great deals!

Three out of four self scan lanes were out of order today. I thought maybe they’d gone out yesterday and needed service on a weekday, but my husband looked at the sheet taped to one. It went out of order ³⁄₁₆. Last Monday. Today is Sunday. Ridiculous.

I like that it’s spacious and you can pretty much get anything there. The checkouts are well staffed so you don’t have to wait, they will bag your groceries for you (one lady gave me a dirty look for bringing reusable bags… really?)
It seems like things can be kind of picked over… a lot of times we’ll look for something specific and the shelf is empty. Kind of hard to believe the item is that popular. The Mparks are good, but lately it seems like they’ve been «upping» the amount you need to spend to get the perks. We are spending probably $ 20 – 30 more per week than we did before our old grocery store closed. I don’t know how prices compare to Jewel. I wouldn’t say it’s an amazing place to go, but I also don’t hate my life going there like Wal Mart or some other places.

«I Don’t Wanna Be Here Anymore»
Is usually the song I want to start singing by the time I get to the checkout lanes. Don’t get me wrong, Meijer is pretty great when it comes to having everything you need. You can get groceries, clothes, medicine, gas, and your eyebrows threaded all in one trip. The prices are great-​especially when you use Mperks (download the app on your smartphone!).
What Meijer has in prices and selection, it lacks in service. It’s hit or miss at the deli counter and the checkout lanes. Some days you will luck out and get in and out fast and end up talking to some personable workers. Other times you spend 20 minutes at the deli counter and 20 minutes just waiting to put your groceries on top of the running belt. Sometimes coupons are rung up correctly. Sometimes they are not. It’s this uncertainty that has forced me to keep Meijer at a steady three stars. By the time I leave, I usually feel like I’ve ridden «The Line» and need a nap when I get home. But hey, at least my gas tank is full and my fridge is stocked.

I go to Meijer mainly because I don’t want to deal with a packed Walmart. Unlike Walmart you have space to walk down the aisles, they have registers open, and even if busy it’s a easy in and out. The prices are comparable to Walmart maybe a touch higher on certain things.
Meijer has a excellent produce market they have a wide variety of produce that seems fresh. The part of Meijer I’m critical of is it’s meat department. The prices are high and I’ve seen meat out that is beyond fresh and turning bad. I rarely purchase anything from the meat department and go elsewhere for meats.
In the end Meijer is descent store with a few faults. Overall it’s a good store to shop at and is a good alternative to Walmart’s madness.

Went today. cashier was soo slow. I was second in the lane and took 15 minutes to get to the register. Seriously they should hire people who know how to work instead of some lazy individuals. I don’t liked how they have only few registers open and rest is self service I hate. If I will like scan groceries I will became cashier :))))

My first visit to Meijer was during my High School years while visiting a college in Michigan… before the days of chain stores where you could find EVERYTHING and do your grocery shopping at the same time. Apparently this is a big chain in Michigan and expanded to the Chicago suburbs some years ago.
I do shop at this place regularly — especially if I need additional stuff along with my groceries like socks, shoes, shampoo, etc.
One thing I suggest before shopping here, or if you’re a frequent shopper here is to sign up with their M-​Perks coupon program. For example, I saved $ 5 on my order of $ 50 or more last weekend while shopping on a Friday. The perk was good for Friday or Saturday shopping. I will mention that there are always a ton of 2 for $ 5 deals so let’s just say those $ 5 add up and you’ll spend just as much as you would at Super Target or Super Walmart… but this place is moderately priced, sometimes you can get some good deals here.
And again, they really do have everything — crafting supplies, goldfish, electronics, purses, jewelry, seasonal/​holiday stuff, and more… seriously, everything!

Having lived in the Chicago burbs, I’m well acquainted with Meijer. It falls somewhere between Wal-​Mart and Target, but closer to Target. Prices are reasonable especially with sales, but you can spend a pretty penny on things you’re not looking for — clothes, kitchen gadgets, video games, pet fish, and more!
The one pitfall that takes this down a star is the Deli. My goodness, it should not take half an hour to get a couple pounds of sliced deli meat. It’s not just at this location either… for some reason, they all seem to take forever! Love the deli prices, but not loving the long wait times.
On the bright side, Meijer has the best deal on gas for your car next to Sam’s Club and Costco, plus you don’t need a membership to buy gas!

This place is literally around the corner from my house which is great bc I love Meijer. I usually go for the groceries but I must say their clothing is very cute! Youd think it would comparable to Walmart but its not.
The downfall to this location is one very slooooow female cashier. Shes very sweet but I almost think shes daydreaming when she rings people up. I was the second person in line behind the people that were in process of checking out. It must have taken me 10 minutes to reach her. After I was In line for those 10 minutes her light went off as she was closing her lane but people were still coming to her line. She said with a smile «I need to go home.» Its amazing how much faster someone rings you up when they wanna go home. She needs to always be that fast! I will be on the lookout next time or just do the self check out next time.

This place’s customer service was all over the place. Went to buy a grill on Sunday, and you’d think I was trying to purchase an elephant. My poor cashier had no idea how to do it, she called the customer service desk, where the woman acted as though I were trying to steal her children. I then had to leave my groceries with the poor helpless cashier to «meet the guy in the garden center» despite the fact that I had the make, model number and UPC with me at the cash register.
Once back in the garden center I met a very helpful old man who was going to try and load a grill onto a cart. Problem was, he appeared as though lifting a shoebox would break his back. Perhaps I’m wrong, and perhaps he’s more than able-​bodied, but he appeared way too frail for the task at hand. I immediately felt bad, being fairly strong myself. However I wasn’t granted the right to move my own grill seeing as how this was apparently the first grill ever purchased at this particular establishment and they were making a big todo about things.
So after checking the back stock area, the friendly old man realized they were out of the grill I wanted, but I could have the floor model. Wasn’t interested, but wanted a raincheck. Unfortunately, this guy didn’t have a clue as to how to get me one.
That’s when Chris, the electronics manager, made the mistake of walking by. I flagged him down and asked him if he could give me a raincheck. Chris knew his s*** because he took me back up to the customer service desk where Unfriendly McCrabbypants scowled at me while Chris got my raincheck, checked other stores and online to see if he could track down that grill for me.
Chris definitely made the best out of the situation. Whatever he’s doing should be used as a model for the rest of the employees, because a lot of them simply don’t get it.

I like Meijer because they’re convenient. You can find most things under one roof. When this place opened everyone was excited because we wouldn’t have to pay Jewel’s overpriced prices anymore. But now, it seems like Meijer doesn’t have everything anymore. And their bakery isn’t as good as Jewel or Ultra, although, their deli is way better. Maybe they just need a new buyer…
Oh, and their customer service is good too.

This place is big and nicely organized. I usually go to the one in Indiana, but it’s good to know there is one here if I’m in this side of town. Love that they are 24 hours. Prices are cheaper on certain things than Dominick’s/Jewel.

Where can I go to get my eyebrows threaded, pick up a gallon of milk, my prescriptions, a flat of perennials, a bike tire, head cheese, tropical fish and a ever so handy kayak? Why, Meijer of course!
While smaller than it’s sister location at the other end of town on Weber Road, this store is just plain massive. From food to sporting goods, you can be sure to find it here. The layout may be confusing and frustrating at first, but after a couple of trips you will navigate this place better than Sinbad on the Seven Seas.
Prices are damned good as well. After forever boycotting Wal-​Mart, and becoming disgusted with the poor produce and almost expired cold stuffs at Target, and the inflated prices at Jewel, I was running out of options for a one-​stop shop. I could not be happier with Meijer. They have several levels of their own store brand, including organic top of the line, mid range regular, and dirt cheap Meijer Basic (ex: Fabric Softener $ 1.) And upon ringing out, the register will spit out some massive coupons for your next visit. Also, be sure to sign up for Mperks online. It’s an online coupon service that’s connected to your cell number. Lots of good deals to be found there!
Service is usually pretty good and helpful, especially in the deli. They will sit there and profusely apologize for the wait, even though you may have to wait five minutes, top, no matter how busy. (Deli is good– but I wish they would have a bigger selection of non-​mayo based deli salads.) Also, the produce quality is good, and very extensive. Ever in the mood for a veggie stir-​fry, come here and you will be in veggie heaven! Another plus is the bulk options to buy on nuts, candies, and certain spices. You can never go wrong with getting just as much as you need.
I am forever won over by Meijer.