Meijer

Is it my go to 24 hour all in one store.
they have pretty much everything you need not as cheap as Walmart or Kmart but worth going to.
I like to support local businesses and Meijer is one of the businesses that is originated in Michigan.
I never had a problem with rude employees I think the shelves are always stocked properly and have more variety of items to choose from when it comes to buying natural produce along with all natural remedies and tea.
And you gotta love the original penny pony that you get to ride on the way out and it’s still as always one penny.
How to spell think it’s neat that you can get a Slurpee on the way out but always remember that they closed one of the entrances after midnight I believe.
However!!!
I do not recommend doing the self checkout because there’s never usually anybody maning it.
and if you’re like me the alarm will go off 100 times why you try to figure out why the item keeps telling you you didn’t scan it and put it in the bag!!!
drives me insane…

Although not my favorite place to shop its now the closest place to my new house. It’s average at best, cashier are ok. The lines are always long and the store is set up weird. I’ll run in if I must but love the meijers at Cass and Groesbeck.

Terrible. Absolutely terrible. Came here at 11:00pm and there was one single register open, with an enormous line that took an average of about 20 minutes per customer. Completely unacceptable. I won’t be patronizing this store ever again. I remember a similar visit a few years ago: same situation. Yeah, no thank you. Screw you guys.

I have no idea how a grocery store can have such bad reviews. I have made several visits here and have no complaints. It is a grocery store. You do your grocery shopping & you leave. I am not going to lie. Sometimes the stockers clog up the lanes with huge carts, but hey they are just doing their jobs. If you were a stocker, how happy would you really be? Also, some of those stockers are very nice & friendly! Anyways, Meijer has good coupons and prices are reasonable. I am here every other week. Satisfied Customer :)

The pharmacy is the worst part of the store, in my opinion. This is about the 4^th to 5^th month in a row that I have had a ridiculous experience with this Meijer’s pharmacy. I have asked countless of times for them to have my prescription on automatic refill (all of these times I was told this was not a problem) and to be notified via phone call or text, and neither of this has happened. I have to keep calling in to the pharmacy only to be told that my prescription was not refilled. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Your customer service is a complete mess. Not to mention, half of the time they are completely rude. If I had the choice, I would 100% take my business elsewhere.

Been shopping here for a few years now, and aside from decent prices and its location, i should probably go elsewhere. as others have posted, this is the worst stocked store I’ve ever shopped at. there are rude ass stockers clogging up the lanes with huge carts with less vocal skills than a mute chimp, so i don’t see why everytime i go, full shelves are empty throughout the store as if they just had a black Friday blowout. shop at other meijers, unless you plan on compensating for missing multiple items on your list.

This was a decent Meijer with very nice employees. Stopped in here on the way back from a Unilocal event tonight since it was on the way home (heads up: Van Dyke is doing some construction, though) and made more sense than going to my usual RO/​Troy Meijer.
The layout is similar to Walled Lake’s except the frozen foods are in the back. I will say I wanted to buy some Meijer chicken to cook with and couldn’t find it at all, but everything else was easy to find.
I’d come back here when in the area.

This store is less than 1 mile from me but I go a couple extra miles to get to Kroger.
My biggest and ongoing complaint about this particular store is the wait – have never gone in there when there is more than 2 registers open – always with a big line. Have been told (when I complain about it, to go to self check out.) I would do that if they gave me a discount on the groceries I’m buying, but since they want me to do their job for them and not get paid… umm​.no. Most of the cashiers are nice enough but it is terribly frustrating to run in for 5 items and still be in line to pay for 20 minutes. I am dropping companies that don’t care about customers and Meijers will be the 1^st to go.

From the pharmacy to the grocery aisles I can be sure there will be at least one staple item on my list that will be out of stock. No matter what day of the week, what time of day, or if my list is 5 items or 50, I will leave needing to go somewhere else. For example today I needed a 12 pack of coke (out of stock). The other day it was creamer for my coffee, and recently a shopping cart! This has been going on for a year now. I wish I had a better Meijer store by my house. I am loyal to Meijer but it is becoming increasingly difficult. I may have to start shopping at Kroger. Oh and also this Meijer is always dirty and has no employees. Be prepared to stand in a long line because they will only have one cashier.

This Meijer does not care about customer service. The pharmacy is rude and slow. Take the time to go somewhere else. This location is not worth going to.

My husband loves the pharmacy department here better than anywhere. As with all the Meijer stores, the signs in the aisles lead you right to the item your looking for with very little searching. This is a favorite for Sterling Heights residents and it pays to check the sales papers… always good to get the specials when you can.

It’s Meijer and it’s pretty straightforward. Most of the deli meat, produce and other meats are pretty good and well-​priced. There is a large parking lot that is surrounded by eateries (Sonic, Jimmy John’s, Panera, Taco Bell, Starbucks). There’s a wide assortment of items at prices that challenge other stores like Wal-​Mart, and the booze selection at Meijer is great. Also, you don’t see the characters at Meijer that you would see at a Wal-Mart…you all know what I’m talking about.
I really don’t care about the greeter, or what the employees go through on a day-​to-​day basis. I want to go in, get my food and drinks and whatever else, and not wait in line for very long. That, to me, is a good day.

Love shopping at Meijers. Huge selection of nearly everything. Wish they would come to Florida..

This Meijer has numerous supervisors that treat their employees horrible.
One in particular even refused to fax some paperwork in for a employee so she could continue to recieve health cate.
She refused to do it for no reason but to be cruel.
The employees here are broken they are broken down by managment.
They treat employees at this store like paid slaves.

Meijer in general has gone downhill, but this one especially is very poor. They have a greeter, who most of the time is talking to other employees. They never have sale product in stock. Their pop bottle return area always has multiple machines not working. Customers are often treated as if they are in the way. Don’t bother trying to shop in a aisle that they are restocking. This attitude of poor customer service is store wide, expect for the few gems that haven’t been beaten down yet. This attitude must start with store management or above. I couldn’t imagine accepting this kind of poor customer service in any other retail field. In a time where Walmart is dominating the industry, you would think that Meijer would at least try to compete. Either with lower prices or better service. Unbelievably, they have neither.

The pharmacy techs are clearly amateurs and not trained well on insurance cards.
The first girl who helped me said I needed a prescription card because this is considered a prescription. I have never had a prescription card with my insurance but I do know policies change all the time. However, this was not the case, she was just wrong.
The second girl who helped me, Jigisha, told me my card expired ¹²⁄₂₀₁₃ so they had to charge me $ 24.99 but said if *I* brought the correct card they could possibly issue me a refund.
The problem is I DID bring the correct card but Jigisha couldn’t figure it out.
When I got home and saw the issue date NOT expiration date was DEC 2013 meaning I had my current card with me. Now I have a wasted trip back to Meijer because they can’t figure out the difference between Michigan Blue Cross and out of state Blue Cross which has always had better coverage than the Michigan one. (I’ve been using it for 12 years so I would know.)
After I called to let them know they’d made a mistake Jigisha acted like it wasn’t a big deal to waste my time and just bring it back in. I had to fight a fucking snow storm to get this flu shot before they ran out and now I have to go back to get a refund for something I wasn’t supposed to be charged for in the first place.
That’s just the technical part of my experience. Let’s move onto the shot itself. The pharmacist is heavy handed, there’s no getting around it. It was like having a caveman administer a shot. She gave it to me like she was throwing a dart. I’ve had many intramuscular shots in my life but none as painful as this. Needles are sharp enough to pierce skin, there’s no need to throw it like a fucking javelin.
My recommendation. Go to a different pharmacy where the amateurs aren’t running the show.

WORST Meijer ever! They never have anything in stock! Especially sale food items. And cases of water. ugh! Only thing is the cashiers are always friendly, thats the star for them, other than that, this place is a negative!

This Meijer is a dump. In general Meijer has gone down hill in the last few years. It is not very well maintained, the restrooms are disgusting!!! Employees are not nearly as helpful as those at Target.

I come here for one thing, and one thing only:
Blue moon ice cream.
Quite possibly the most exquisite ice cream in all the land.
Who could have ever guessed that such a prize would come out of a massive chain grocery store in the midwest?