Meijer

Great place! Love shopping here!! way better then Walmart. Also I love the carts they have for kids. I came in one time and couldn’t find a cart to put my twins in and I asked a lady. I had a cart in 3mins. Hands down a great place.

This is a nice store, it really is. The only issue is the slow check-​out. It’s unbelievably slow. There are no sackers and it’s just the cashier with a turnstile full of plastic bags. It doesn’t help when oblivious customers are playing on their cell phones instead of stacking their bags back into their cart.
I’m new to town and have been to Meijers three or four times now. My only complaint is the slow checkout. The store has pretty much everything. It doesn’t have extensive variety in some areas, like pet food, but getting groceries, clothing, shoes, garden products all in one place is nice.
Produce has been fresh every time I’ve been, even if it’s picked over and hasn’t been restocked recently. Overall it’s not a bad place to shop.

It was a good experience as always. Shelves were well stocked and there is a lot of variety in every department. Store is kept clean. Best store for produce for the price. I don’t have Meijer in AZ and I miss it.

Meijer, how I miss thee with a vengeance. This was THE place to go in college, without a doubt. As my friend Liz (who had grown up in Illinois before moving to L.A. when she was 12) told me «it’s the kind of place you can buy tomato sauce and a bra for twenty bucks total in forty-​five minutes»…And BOY was she right!!!
When my friends and I needed anything, at any time, this was the place to go. I always felt kinda bad that the Townies and the employees had to put up with us college students and our hijinks– those folks had, and have, patience and tolerance I haven’t seen anywhere else, to be sure!!!
Thank you, «Gucci Meijer», for being a head above all the other big stores!!!

I visited this store this past Saturday with my mother who has health issues and there were NO, NONE, NADA!!! scooters or anything to help a person who has any kind of difficultly getting around!!! I was furious!!! I asked the store «manager» how many they have for the ENTIRE store and she said 9! 9!!! For the entire store!!! My family alone spends hundreds of dollars a week in this very store and they can only accommodate 9! handicapped people at a time!!! UNACCEPTABLE!!! If they dont do something, ANYTHING, to change this, I will go somewhere else! This is ridiculous! There were thousands of people in the store and they only care to help 9??? They should be ashamed!!!

Oh Meijer’s! A better alternative to the Super Walmart that’s always right across the street from this town. I frequented the one on portage but they really are all the same. I beg to differ on Meijer’s being superior to Target cuz the Super Target down the street is WAY better. Meijer’s is still pretty awesome and good for those one stop shopping excursions. Huge pluses is that it’s open 24 hours as is Super walmart across the street, and self scan during the day when you feel like talking to no one.
Also a large imported food aisle at this location with candy and other food products from France, Poland, Germany and the U.K. with candy I love such as the violet crumble and ritter sport chocolate bars!

Holy moly. This place has EVERYTHING. My first experience with Meijer was over a year ago when I walked into this mega shopping store. I grew up with Target and but Meijer is way better. Or so it seems, to me! It’s a cross between a supermarket and a department store, not unlike Walmart or a Target. But this location is just larger than life! I come here to pick up some late night snack or floss or whatever I forgot to bring with me (on a business trip). The best part is, they are open 24 – 7! Love the self-​check out kiosks… Sometimes, I just don’t want to talk to anyone so thank you for letting me do my shopping and be on my somewhat merry way!