Meijer

This location as recently gone through a renovation to look more like the locations back in Michigan. We stopped here after an afternoon in Cincy for a few items before we headed back to Indy. It was going to be late and this was on the way. We were able to get in and out pretty quickly. From what I could see the floors were clean, and the place was well lit. The vitamin isle I liked because they were organized by brand but not just that but labeled by the brands as well. Made it very easy to find what we needed.
I didn’t encounter any staff members as I did not need their help. But I saw several around if I needed something. The checkouts were free and clear and helped us get in and out as quickly as we did.

In and out, no problem, and they had everything we wanted. I like that.
Self checkout was easy too, but the helper was eager to step in if we needed him. I don’t think I’ve ever been dissatisfied at any Meijer store. I’m glad this one is nearby.

One of the larger Meijer stores I have been to. They seem to have a bit more merchandise. Everything is more spread out.
Aisles are normally free of clutter, and clean. The clothing is well organized. On my last visit, the clothing was not very well stocked. I think this was because they are trying to clear out the winter stuff, and get ready for spring. The indoor garden center already had new seeds.
They seem to do a good job of opening another register when lines get long. Other locations just try to get people to use self checkout.
When I come to this location it usually for general merchandise. My review doesn’t reflect the fresh food section.

Not one, not two, but a whole shelf of dead and nearly dead Betta fish in green and brown water only 1 inch deep. An employee blamed the contracted company for it, the manager said that it’s a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ shared responsibility, but neither one was a bit surprised to be informed of the matter or offered a solution. I was there with my 8 year old who was very upset to see helpless pets neglected in this way. We were there to look at supplies for his pet Betta fish. We chose not to support the pet department after seeing this. To knowingly neglect and allow the death of live beings in your care is inexcusable. The Fairfield Meijer is a much better option.

I visited Meijer’s optical center on Sat 8−2−14 and was helped by a Ms. Kassandra she was helpful and very knowledgable as well as truthful. The optical center has lots of designer glasses to chose from. The doctor was very nice and pleasant such a great place to purchase glasses and obtain an eye exam all in one place.

Decent clean store with friendly employees and a pretty good selection of groceries and other sundries. Much nicer than the Krogers here in the West Side. The only negative is that their produce is sometimes hit or miss on the freshness scale.

This is one of my favorite Meijer stores in the region. The interior always clean and the employees are always friendly, including the cashiers and greeters.
They always have the groceries and school supplies that I always need, and whatever else I may want to buy. To me, Meijer has always had one of the best music compilations of any mass merchant store, outside of Target, and this location is no different. A great place to buy CD’s. The produce selection is sizable and the fruits and veggies are always garden-​fresh when I need them.
Everything is priced moderately, though Walmart is a trifle more reasonably priced when it comes to certain departments. But I would much rather go to Meijer because the ambiance of Meijer stores is far more welcoming. The shopping experience as a whole is something that Walmart just can’t match. Nothing negative, I just love Meijer.