Love the size and ease of moving through most aisles--good variety of goods. If requested, they…read morewill try to get what you want. Only place I can find Harvard beets, everywhere else carries only pickled. The same with Brooks catsup. The store is usually clean. Not a real fan of the organization They chop up the isles. Making it difficult to find what you are looking for. The staff is very knowledgeable they are most courteous and helpful. Prices are more than at some stores but really pretty comparable. Love the value saver you earn points for groceries and gas. That being said it is one of the hardest apps to use. Most stores have a much easier way to check out and put your points reward cards in. Love they send you coupons on Things you buy based on your purchase of merchandise in their store. Love the fact that they have a pharmacy. However, I did not realize I was not earning points. I will have to see how that works. I know of another grocery chain that gives you credit for full cost of s script no matter how they are paid. Very unhappy that they rarely have medications at their store that you need without waiting for a day or two. So if I am really sick or need medication same day I go to Walmart or cvs or Kroger. I have to remind them of 90 day fills that my doctor puts in for or I am running there every week . Wish they could get it organized to be ready at the same time. The new drive through procedure has slowed the process down even more. Very confusing for many. The drive thru set up is very poor will not be surprised that someone fixent get run over or hit pole on builfingThe pharmacist and tech try to help and do all they can. Have observed signs saying entrance closed. Saw one poor lady with a walker, walk down to the other end in the rain in order to get in. Then saw people going in and out. Addressed this to them and they said that when it rains one door don't work but the others do. Should they put a sign saying the door broke use the other door. Not entrance closed When-in fact it is open. Last the check out are plentiful. Many wonderful staff to help. Very little waiting for help at register these workers go above and beyond in assisting as needed. THE VERY WORST THING ANOUT THE STORE HANDS DOWN.....No hand held scanners. Lifting large , heavy or mid shaped items is a royal pain. So while I do shop here it is not my everyday grocery for that reason. They rarely have a lane or available to check you out most of the time.

Meier is great, I wish they were closer because Payless is awful !!!!!! Meier is clean, staff…read morereally cares for the customers. You can get your lunch meat anyway you want because they actually have a deli counter. The store is organized.

So I came to Lafayette to visit one of my friends from undergrad and he had some grocery shopping…read moreto do. Naturally, I went with him, because we wanted to still hang out and so it just made sense to tag along and check out this Target. It is beautiful. Huge, clean, and very well stocked and organized. I was really impressed with their wine aisle too, it's one of the biggest I've ever seen at a Target location. If I'm ever back in the area, I'll def be stopping by.

There is no distinction in dropping off a package, picking up a package, or returns. Same person…read morefor both. No one at the desk apparently. The gentleman was looking for someone's package. The line kept growing and growing. No one came up to assist. Man came out of the. Finally, a lady came to the desk. Efficiency is not their forte. The store is nice and clean. Prices for the same brands are much cheaper elsewhere. Variety is very scarce. Probably would never use it as my main grocery pickup. Noted a lady looking for a wheelchair for her mother; none available.

They could improve their customer service Area. Stood in line with 8 others only one chatty che k…read moreout person. Who kept having errors.

The worst in-store pickup experience of any store. My order was to be picked up at customer…read moreservice, and not the self service pickup. The line at customer service was 20 people long, on a Wednesday at 2pm. I turned around and cancelled my order.

I am a teenage girl shopping at Tj-Maxx, while a man made me and my two other friends feel…read moreuncomfortable. He was in each isle we were in, then my friend said they were down an isle so I look down the aisle. Seeing a worker instead made me feel embarrassed. As we continued to look around, the worker then approached us saying how we are disrespectful and how we were mocking her yawn. That is not the case I didn't even know she yawned and wouldn't let us talk at all. We tried to explain ourselves and how we saw a man that made us uncomfortable yet she didn't care. I personally don't think it was professional and very uncalled for, for her to speak this way to my friends and I when we are mature enough not to do that to someone. She then proceeded to go to the front desk and made sure every other worker was told about this situation and it was wrong for her to assume we were making fun of her.

I wouldn't recommend going here. They have a cute selection, but the rest isn't that good. First of…read moreall, not everything is organized. Me and my little guy Charlie, cam in the other day. The place had a horrible smell, I'm not going to say what it is for many reasons.

This store isn't what I'm used to from Meijer in Ohio. It was out of date (I guess it's an older…read morestore). It was grungy and the deli looked like they could do a better job cleaning. Mostly compared to what I'm used to this was a disappointment. Produce has been problematic at the other stores I've been to and this one seemed ok at least.

I am shocked at the horrible service at Meijers when it comes to calling in for information or…read moredelivery. Today I had a delivery. The woman left it under the mail box away from my door at my apartment complex right near the sidewalk and in the way of my neighbors. No text telling me she was coming and I wouldn't have known they were there (Under the mail box ) If I hadn't had to go out. You call the store and they never ever and I mean they never know the answer to any question. It's frustrated. Customer care though is amazing. the have all the answers, but for some reason lafayette didn't transfer me to them. The supervisor melinda will put you on mute if you are asking why about anything and then she'll pretend she doesn't hear you. This store is horrific

TJ Maxx with more streamlined but also streamed down clothing options, rarely find stuff to wear…read morehere but often a great selection of home goods and foods. Lacks the multitude of brands Burlington and TJ have; also easier to shop quickly. A few great food items and smattering of good discounts here and there but I'm more tuned to TJ right down the strip besides the occasional dip in here and good haul of the couple things I happen to see on the discounted racks.

Minimal selection. Why do they even carry shoes? Not sure who the buyers are for this chain but the…read morestyles are great if you are 15. The sizes are limited and the store is in terrible condition. I will not step into this store again.

This Walmart's service is atrocious. As someone who has worked in customer service before, I cringe…read morealmost every time I ask someone for help. The associates put forth almost no effort to help customers - at best, they'll tell you what aisle something is on (having previously worked at Walgreens, my expectation is that they should go with me and help me find the item or offer an alternative if it is not available), and at worst, they'll simply tell you that it isn't their area of expertise and either not recommend another associate to help or promise to go get the other associate and then never come back. The customer service associates are blase or outright unfriendly, and overall interacting with them is a frustrating experience. I do appreciate Walmart's offering pickup and delivery, which is the main reason this Walmart didn't get 1 star, but today I even had a negative experience with that. In the app, I selected to allow substitutions, but upon receiving an email about one substitution in particular (they gave me inferior Great Value brand bacon instead of choosing a different higher-quality brand), I decided to give them a call and ask if something could be done about it. I don't know what I was expecting. The associate on the phone was unhelpful and essentially told me it was too close to my order time, even though according to the app, my order was still in the "handpicking" process and I had received the email only about 15 minutes before (and had been on the phone for several minutes by that point). Now I'm stuck with a brand of bacon that will cook down to almost nothing (*their* brand of bacon, I should add) instead of the good bacon I ordered. I don't know, maybe after working at Walgreens, I have some outsized expectations of customer service. Maybe it's asking too much for the customer service associates to actually act like they *want* to help you and *want* to make your experience at their store a positive one. Or maybe, just maybe, Walmart should train their employees to be a little bit nicer and actually put forth some effort. Just a thought.

This Walmart location has consistently provided some of the worst customer service and overall…read moreshopping conditions I've experienced. I typically shop early in the morning due to my work schedule, and many visits involve blocked aisles, unattended stocking carts, and a general lack of organization that makes the store difficult to navigate. The pharmacy and grocery sections are especially problematic, with aisles frequently obstructed and ongoing spills on the floor that are often marked with a cone but not actually cleaned up in a timely manner, creating an ongoing safety and accessibility issue. I've also witnessed shoppers being confronted or blamed for normal store traffic, including an incident where an elderly couple was trying to retrieve the last item on a shelf when an employee stepped in front of them, took it, and made a dismissive comment. Checkout operations are also inconsistent. During early hours, only a few self-checkout lanes are open, and I've seen employees using them for personal purchases while customers wait in line. On another occasion, employees lingered at the registers after completing transactions, talking loudly and inappropriately while delaying customer access. Customer service at the desk has been equally frustrating, with employees ignoring approaching customers or suddenly stating the area is closed as customers arrive. Attempts to address these issues through surveys or management have resulted in generic responses rather than meaningful change. What makes this especially disappointing is that I previously worked at a Walmart store roughly 15 years ago, where clear standards were strictly enforced for customer service and store safety. We followed the "8-foot rule," requiring employees to acknowledge and greet any customer within range and offer assistance, and we were also held to a strict "no spill unattended" policy where hazards had to be actively monitored until fully cleaned. In my experience, spills were never left sitting with just cones placed around them--we were required to stay with the spill or ensure it was actively being addressed. Our management also took accountability seriously; employees who failed to meet customer service or safety expectations were required to wear a loud cowbell during shifts for a set period of time, with longer durations for repeated issues, reinforcing awareness, responsiveness, and customer interaction standards. Compared to that standard, this location feels like it has lost focus on basic professionalism, safety, and customer care, resulting in a consistently frustrating and disorganized shopping experience.