Meijer

The best part about this place is curbside pick up. But as far as grocery selection it’s one of the last places I choose. Groceries are just ok but they don’t have a lot of specialty items.

They may be able to improve the outside of their stores but the shopping experience and product selection is the same old drudgery. I feel drained after shopping here, I just don’t enjoy shopping in these large stores. I find that I spend more when I frequent big box locations like this store and Kroger or Walmart. I am glad they haven’t put all the smaller stores out of business yet. I try to eat real food in its natural state without antibiotics etc., so I just find myself frustrated in these large corporate stores.

So I called the store on Sunday morning Nov 1^st at 9am, to simply ask a yes or no question. Was placed on hold. I decided to drive to the store myself. Still on hold. I arrived at the store at 9:26 am, still on hold and just walked up to a cashier to ask my question. Was told no. And decided I could hang up the phone finally. Thanks for saving me the drive anyway customer service… BTW– they wasn’t a line or anyone on the phone already helping someone in customer service so I wonder what they were doing that was so important with me on hold.

Tons of construction is going on right now at this Meijer’s but it’s not too bad. It’s very similar to a Walmart. Just be careful of which side you enter in on the parking lot. You can’t go in through Presidential.
And the entrance moved… it’s closer to the Zink Rd side.
Most of the checkouts here are now self checkout lanes. The only problem is when you bring your own bag and the employees have to verify that you brought your own bag. It does not work as well as other self checkout places where you can clear the scale yourself.
The lines are never too long here and they carry tons of things that Walmart does not carry.
Plenty of parking.
I will be back.

My favorite moderately priced grocery chain. I swear this place is always open… Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day. If you suddenly realize you need something, you can bet your bottom dollar that Meijer is open. I greatly enjoy their produce selection. While I do have a «Meijer equivalent» in southern Illinois, it costs more and isn’t quite as convenient. This location is also located right next to a Starbucks! What’s better than sipping a latte while you get some grocery shopping done? During my three years with Starbucks, I remember many a time walking over to Meijer because we had run out of milk/​soy milk/​eggnog.

Omg wow! Seriously WoW!
This place is seriously the one stop shop for anything and everything one might need! It’s like a mini mall, and great brands! I was scared this place would house all sorts of off name stuff but no, it’s just Walmart on crack! They have an even bigger selection than our super Walmarts in DC!!! Holy crap!
Supermarket, lots of fresh local beautiful produce, bakery, pharmacy, shoes, clothes, electronics, knickknacks, and so much more! I’m just flabbergasted really. If I find myself in need this is where I will come, I walked out with red bull and body soap for now… I seriously had to force myself to stop staring so wide eyed at everything. They had moonshine!!! What??? Hahahaha! I love it!

Yes! I’m so happy walmart has a competitor. Meijer has similar prices but much better quality fruit, vegetables, and meat! I enjoy the atmosphere and this is my grocery store of choice.

I love this store. Prices are a little high and I have had some rude cashiers but other than that, they have a wide selection of stuff and everything is spaced nicely so people aren’t running into each other. I still prefer Wal-​Mart however, only because it is a bit cheaper.

Higher prices, lower quality – Meijer. That’s not their slogan, but that’s what I find.
This store was fairly good with friendly employees. It also seemed clean, and there weren’t a lot of products in the way, even though someone was re-​stocking shelves.
My trouble with Meijer is that they’re a hit-​or-​miss kind of company, even worse than Walmart. They lack consistency, except for their high prices. I found an Invisible Shield product for my iPhone 5c, and it was reasonably priced. In this way, they were better than most of their stores.
Unfortunately, that was all I found. It’s odd to me that their DVD/​Blu-​Ray section seems to have 1 of each item only, so when they’re out, they’re out, and probably will never have another but except for the grocery, each store seems to work that way.
Half of the self-​checkouts seemed to be disabled, but then, it’s difficult to tell, unlike the same brand machines at Kroger. The self-​checkout I used wouldn’t accept my $ 20 bill, but was fine with two $ 10 bills? Weird. Who knows?

I love Meijer. It was new to me when I moved to Ohio. This one is right by my apartment so I frequent the place about four times a week. This Meijer is very nice, good selection, and fresh produce.
Critical comments: There is always a line at checkout, whether it’s self-​checkout or not. There are so many unused checkout lanes (often only two to three are manned out of about 12 or so, and during peak hours too). So this frustrates me. Also the grocery prices are not as cheap as actual grocery stores. I was blown away when I went to Kroger with my girlfriend and saw their much lower prices for same to higher quality of food.
Nontheless, I’m an avid supporter of Meijer and this one in particular. A lot of my money goes to them a lot of the time.

Boy, oh boy, why I am I such a sucker for this «big box» retailer?
First off, I love Meijer. I wish there was one in my home state. This place has EVERYTHING! And when I say EVERYTHING, I mean you will usually find what you came for. This place is great for those late-​night grocery shopping adventures. Whenever I have been late at night it is usually pretty empty, with the exception of a
few college kids also doing late night shopping.
This place is like Walmart, but without everything that makes Walmart a not-​so-​desirable place to shop. The grocery section is huge. (And is it just me, or are the grocery prices really good?) I’m a bit hesitant to admit it but I also bought a few pairs of really comfortable and not-​so-​terrible looking shoes here, and they were on sale. Score! They also actually have a decent sized clothing section also, at least for men. I haven’t scoped out the women’s clothing section (what would I need women’s clothing for?) but it seems pretty decent also.
There’s a pharmacy, like most big box retailers, you’ve got your electronics/​movies/​games section, your bakery/​deli and pretty much everything else you can think of. In fact the only thing I wish they had was sushi & poke But I’m in Ohio, so I’m not going to expect that.
24-​Hours. Yes!
Convenience. Yes!
Tons of Parking. Yes!
5 stars. Yes!

It’s like a super target… or super walmart… but only smaller. Grocery store on the left side of the store and household /​clothing goods on the right. This place is large too as Tracie F mentions in her review.

This Meijers is HUGE! They sell everything from Barbie dolls to alka seltzer. Where else can you go buy peaches and motor oil under one roof? It is actually pretty similar to a super Walmart with better service and a higher end clientele.
Prices are pretty reasonable and you can even register for the Meijers perks club and get awesome coupons on your smart phone. You can of course use the good old fashioned ones from the newspaper too.
This place is great and no doubt it will be my new go to grocery, automotive, toy store and pharmacy (and more).

I am new to the whole Meijer experience, as where I come from, we never had a Meijer. In general, I have liked the store (this is the only location I’ve been to). It is close to home, seems to carry quite a range of products and isn’t ever too crowded. Prices are pretty competitive with Walmart. I had a frustrating experience today however. I have been on the search for fresh basil for a recipe I am making. I have looked at several stores (prior to Meijer) and after not finding it at any of my previous stops, came to Meijer. I was very excited to see a sign above the fresh herbs section indicating they had basil! However, the signs with the names of the available herbs and their prices are at the top of the display ABOVE where the herbs are. All of the herbs are basically thrown into one small section with no separation from each other or labeling of the herbs. You have to pull out a bunch of each herb just to read the tag on it to determine what it is. Of course the little watering sprinkler came on just as I was digging through the herbs trying to find basil. So now I’m wet, and having no luck finding any basil. I looked around in the large produce department for any employee to come help a poor soul like myself find the fresh basil that they allegedly have. However, no one was to be found. They had some organic herbs in plastic clam shell containers that were rather expensive, and I found 2 with basil. It wasn’t exactly what I was looking for, but since I felt that I was out of options, I went with those. I had seen them at Kroger for $ 1.99 regular price yesterday in my quest for basil and asked the cashier if they would price match. She said they do, but only if I had an ad. I explained that it wasn’t a sale price, it’s a regular price, and she just looked at me like I was stupid and shrugged her shoulders repeating that they needed an ad. SO FRUSTRATING. Next time, I will take my business to Walmart. They will price match without any hassle, especially after I’ve wasted my time digging through herbs that should be well marked.

Stopped in here today to pick up a few things on sale. Entering on the grocery side, the smell from the restrooms was awful and it kind of followed into the first few steps to produce. Clean those restrooms better or more often, please!

This Meijers is my favorite place to shop because its fast and cheap. I usually do most of my big shopping here because they have most of the things i buy regularly and have pretty good specials throughout the store. They are missing a few things here and there that i need but those i get at specialty stores. This place is actually kind of far for me to shop but i like to go here for the big shopping trips and when im at school at WSU to pick things up really quick. They have saved my butt a few times for school supplies. If they were closer i would go more often but when i pass literally 3 other grocery stores to get here its hard to justify the quick stop or last minute shop here.

Very poor check out service. Service really wasn’t the right word either. 30 minutes to check out 4 people. The manager only manage to have two cashiers open. So we had to wait and wait. It’s okay though. I’ve discovered the kmart of food stores. So know I shop at kroeger and even walmart. Why bother. Too much effort for frustrating experience.

I came here twice this weekend and in a matter of a day or two, there were so many items that I needed that were out of stock. The boy says that this is common at this location and they run out of things quickly.
We did have a lot of fun walking through the toy aisles and playing with some of the toys. They also have a nice clearance section in the back of the store where you can get some good deals but be prepared to dig through them a bit to find things that aren’t dinged up.
The produce section is the best part of this Meijer. They always seem to have a wide selection of fresh produce and the staff is really friendly about helping you find things that you need.

If you’re from other states and you don’t know Meijer’s, YOU MUST TRY THEIR CINNCREDIBLES (Bakery section). Cinnamon Roll Buns are fantastic! But I wish they had the calories listed on the box. I even called customer service and emailed them but was referred to their «NUVAL» website which doesn’t list the calories for CINNCREDIBLES. I guess they don’t want you to know.
In the mornings, they have a lot of 40% off deals (sandwiches, cut fruits and veges). The best time to shop is Sat, Sun, and Mon. This is when they have huge sales going on, like $ 1 events. I bought 10 Pepperidge Milano cookie packages for $ 3.50 (buy 1 get 1 free).
They sell «SO DELICIOUS COCONUT MILK»! This was a surprise, because I had to drive to Jungle Jim’s to get them. They’re stocked in dry storage near Soy milk, Almond milk, and Rice milk.
The «Meijer» brand products are not bad at all. In particular, these products are really delicious:
Meijer brand — Honey roasted Almonds (very crisp)
Meijer brand — Baked Tortilla Chips (only 6 calories a chip!) and LIGHTLY salted, an extra plus!
Meijer brand — Organic Mushrooms at only $ 2.00 a pint.
Meijer brand — Vitamin Gummi Bears ($ 10.59) (big jar) Occasionally they have a sale where you can buy 1 get 1 free!
Sometimes they have *whole* trout (with the head and tail) and I love this because I can stuff it with sliced lemons and grill it on my cast iron grill. Add some McCormick’s Lemon Pepper seasoning and eaten with sticky rice + authentic Korean kim chee = fabulous. They also sell oxtail which can be made into a healthy, calcium rich, meaty Korean bone soup known as «Kori Gom Tang» or «Oxtail Soup.» They also have silken-​soft tofu packaged in cardboard near the mushroom section. This is the perfect ingredient in Soon Tofu (a very spicy Korean seafood/​beef hot pot with egg) eaten with hot, sticky rice! Make sure you get the silken tofu though, in the cardboard box not the plastic one. Recipes at:

In terms of Asian selections of produce and food, it’s pretty slim. So that part does suck, but being that we’re in the midwest, I honestly don’t expect markets to carry Asian food when the population is a mere 1%.

Meijer is a mega sized grocery store and a department store (like Target) in one. They have fantastic deals on food and clothing, household products/​furniture, electronics, and alcohol because they buy so much merchandise. The store itself is a huge and you can spend hours walking around the aisles. One of my favorite features of Meijer is that they are open 24 hours. I would do my shopping after midnight when the store was less crowded and while the staff were stocking the shelves! It was peaceful and I got everything I needed.
It is really one stop shopping at Meijer.