Meijer

Midland, États-Unis

4.1

9 avis

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Téléphone :
+1 989-837-5306
Site :
www.meijer.com
Adresse :
7300 Eastman Ave, Midland, MI, 48642
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9 avis sur Meijer

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
Midland, MI
Overall my favorite grocery store and discounts store. A horrible place to work, but a great place to shop. Huge selection and among the best prices anywhere. Just about everything you need to have for sale.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Newbury Park, CA
Bought an item when here on a trip, had to return it a few days later. No? asked and full refund, quick and easy! Great selection of items and really great prices!
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Copenhagen, Denmark
Man, what’s not to like about Meijer? Low prices, huge selection, shelves that are always full. I got quite a few quality items on clearance so keep an eye on the end caps. The day after Christmas is a steal as well, I got a box of 100 string lights for $ 1.99 among other seasonal items. Their local beer and cider selection is also really good so you might not have to drive out to Cork & Ale after all. As much as I love Target, check here first because chances are the price will be lower at Meijer. The only gripe I have is that the fish counter smells from 10 feet away so I wouldn’t buy any seafood.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Mountain View, CA
Meijer is huge, but has a great selection, good prices, and orderly displays. (Right now they’re doing renovations, but are doing their best to keep things easy to find!)
I was there yesterday and 1) quickly found a clerk when I needed help, 2) clerk walked me over to what I wanted, super polite and helpful and knew the answer!
Happy customer.
Évaluation du lieu : 2
Richmond, VA
Make sure you wear your tennis shoes at this place. Grocery shopping they seem to have a good selection but the prices are not discount at all. In fact many of the common items are jacked up 30%. Decent meat dept. but the guys there are clueless. The last time we bought a leg of lamb, got it home and it was rancid.
The local Kroger has cheaper prices, and Walmart cheaper yet for the same thing.
The thing that bothers me the most is while grocery shopping and you need a tube of toothpaste, you have to traverse the entire store to the opposite end to get it and this store makes Walmart look small.
On a busy day, plan on parking 100+ yards away, and checkout can be an ordeal.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
San Francisco, CA
nice people (except for slightly aggressive check out lady with the alcohol) good selection
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Midland, MI
Not sure why folks are raving so about Meijer … It certainly is big, although it’s surprising how often they’re missing some basic thing if you have a long grocery list (example: they are typically out of ready-​made pie crust before major holidays). They have good sales and yes, they do carry a wide assortment of stuff. But it’s not worth raving over …
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Brooklyn, NY
Amen to missing this place. Whether it was at home or in Ann Arbor, Meijer always delivered the goods and being open 24 hours is a lifesaver sometimes. Where else can you get electronics, liquor, and food all at the same place?!
Never shop here while hungry. You’ll end up with strange combinations of food like ramen noodles and Goober.
Évaluation du lieu : 5
Fremont, CA
This store is one of the places I miss most about living in the midwest. It’s the store that carries everything and anything from produce to meat, clothes to shoes, toiletries to gifts. This is what I call one stop shopping!