Beautiful Store! I shop every Monday for the office and every month for office Birthday treats…read more My favorite thing about the store - James / the greeter. He makes my day every time I see him.

Just find you! This store is awesome similar to whole foods. Let's start with the bakery here wow…read morestay away if you're on a diet but they make everything you could think of here. They have a bread station! Let's just say this is my favorite part is coming to grab a fresh baked loaf with the choice of cut or not! Nailed it. With so many things to explore here take your time. The staff is nice. So far I've been back already 3X in the last two weeks! I'd say I'm a fan!!!! Rosemary Sea Salt loaf 10 Cracked black pepper and parmesan loaf 10 Mini Cookies and cream cheesecake 10 Lemon Tart 7 Rosie's Ooeey Gooey Chocolate cookies 10 (if you know you know) Butcher Area had a great choice of Grass-Fed meats! Plus plenty of Seafood as well. I almost forgot the premade food in the deli was wonderful! Chicken Salad! Hmmmmm Yes, Please.

I absolutely love this store and the location. It reminds me of the Marsh store that use to occupy…read morethis space. When you first walk in you are greeted with a wonderful produce selection. I always go for any of the Indiana grown they have. Service is always top notch.

This is a fun spot! Highlights: the hanging banana exhibits, the BYO trail mix station, and the fun…read morelocal finds hidden throughout. The space feels massive and I feel like I often miss what I came there for because it's laid out a bit differently than what I'm used to, but whenever I'm here, I make sure to pick up some Fresh Thyme A2 milk (local milk that doesn't hurt your stomach... such a win) and Native Bread (the best GF bread around... delicious). I also picked up one of the trending banana waters this week and I was shocked at how good it was. It's literally a can of water with real banana in it which I know sounds weird but was strangely delicious. Try it! #banagua

The employees here provide the absolute best customer service experience. They are always eager to…read moreassist me with any questions and with picking up my orders. They go above and beyond and that means a lot to me in regard to my shopping experience. I love the variety of fresh flowers that greet me upon entry to the store as well as the vibrant and well-stocked produce section. The remainder of the store has a unique layout, with this being the first Meijer in the area to be grocery-centered. They do not sell clothing, sporting good, etc. like other Meijer locations.

Amazing store and very helpful staff. I am a senior citizen and had trouble using the self…read morecheckout. A nice young man named Zachary helped me with the process. What a wonderful experience. Thank you Zachary you made my day. Looking forward to seeing you again at my favorite Meijer Store. God bless!

I couldn't find what I needed at 3 local Dollar General locations, but this store is rather small…read morein comparison to some others. The employees looked busy, straightening shelves, updating pricing on the shelves and clearing old inventory. The shelves were a bit sparse, but the store was mostly near and well- organized. Had the items been there, I'm sure I would've found them!

Stay away! This location is a joke. Aisles full of crap to stock and now they have only one lane…read moreopen, which is slow as hell. Last time I was in there the sign by the bread said 250. Rang up as 395 and neither of the cashier or the manager could figure it out, the line behind me was piling up, so I said never mind. I walked out. I try really hard to not go to the store and go to the one in Atlanta.

I went in for filets. There were two in the case and the butcher was working on cutting a…read moretenderloin so I asked for 6 and went about shopping. These are the WORST steaks I have ever gotten. They were all tied with butcher string which should have been my first tipoff. They were practically scraps held together with string. I couldn't get a good temp on most while cooking and when I finally cut it, it literally crumbled apart. And I cooked to medium rare. $75 and what a waste. Never again.

Manager is extremely rude to customers. Has been rude to me on more than 1 occasion. Not sure how…read morehe still works there.

Always the perfect stop on Hwy 31 to grab a good hot meal of freshly fried chicken tenders or bone…read morein, with a side. Mac and cheese does not disappoint. Grab some fried hand held pies, strawberry rhubarb is great, there are custard pies and so many other fruit pies. There is the fudge for the continued car ride and never makes it home. Frozen items are a great grab for a later date. So many cheese options, it is a charcuterie dream case.

Wilson's Farm Market is selling large mums for $4.99. I look for any excuse to go to Wilson's for…read morefried chicken. I think their fried chicken is the best in the state. The battered coating is crispy and full of pepper. Anyway, I picked out 6 mums and was tempted by their fun selection of pumpkins and gourds. So many funky shapes and colors to choose from! The cheese aisle always grabs me with the great selection of Amish cheese. I picked up some baby Swiss. This Amish market carries locally made pickled and preserved goods. There is a complete aisle of pickled eggs, beets, asparagus and too much to name. I love coming here! The bakery is awesome with fresh fry cakes and donuts. The staff is friendly and eager to assist. I left a happy camper with my fried chicken and car full of mums. What excuse can I come up with tomorrow for more fried chicken?

Cute shop with a variety of goods: some vegetables, variety of apples, bottled…read moresauces/dips/dressings/seasonings, some baked goods. I got a couple jumbo honeycrisp, cinnamon rolls, fried apple pies, and chocolate covered almonds. The staff was mostly teens who were friendly. The fried apple pies were yummy

I've patronize this place one other time prior to this visit within the last month with my husband…read more(who remained in the car) the experience was very pleasant WITH OTHER CUSTOMERS. During the time of my first visit there were plenty of people in there, not always alot of space, which almost forces you to interact with your fellow co-shoppers, either way those pleasantries ended at check out, something was "off" about the staff. Fast forward to my most recent visit with my daughter (who entered with me) slow week day, nothing eye-catching or worth grabbing but "since we're here, we'll buy SOMETHING." There were a ton of people behind the counter waiting on no one, but I received the invisible customer treatment and grudging service. It felt very tolerated and not welcomed, my daughter noticed it as well, in fact as we were walking out she said we will never return here. Loved the strawberries from my first visit. It was refreshing to see fruit resembling those from my parents' garden in the 80s.

Kroger has been my go-to grocery store for as long as I can remember, and for good reason. The…read morecombination of discounts and gas points is unbeatable, making every shopping trip feel like a smart investment. But beyond the great deals, what truly stands out is the exceptional pick-up service at this location. The accuracy of orders is remarkable, and the friendly employees who bring out the groceries to your car create a convenient experience - it's a reliable partner in my weekly routine.

They are so rude here, it's like everyone who works here is mad that they're working here…read more Management, what gives?! A pharmacy tech has flat out told me "You're not our patient and we have our own patients to worry about," even though I was actively trying to become a patient and was already a Kroger pharmacy patient, just at a different location. I've also experienced an employee mutter not-so-quietly when I politely asked if a half dead plant was marked down at all, that I'm "just trying to get something cheaper...!" Well duh! It was half dead, I'm not going to buy it at full price but I wasn't mean or rude, literally was just asking! Why is everyone here always in such an awful mood?!

It's like the Bucee's of indiana for us. We know much smaller, but the best convenience stores in…read moreour area. Whenever we pick or grandkids up to spend the night, they see the Leo logo and start chanting Leo's! They know they get to pick out their treats! We also take kolaches home and sometimes eat there. They have a very nice counter service with salads, soups and entrees! The dining area is a little above basic, but it's always clean. Give it a try!

1st Thursday - lots of specials…read more I wanted to get takeout of Philly cheese steak soup. My co-worker told me about the BOGO free kolache today. After entering from 146th St., there are samples from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. I tried their mac and cheese and 2 types of chocolate. I bought the $4.99 soup and $3.99 for both filled kolaches. They were out of the steak, egg, and cheese kolache so I ordered an egg kolache. All were good. I also chose a chicken enchilada which I will try tomorrow.

The gentleman who assisted me today in customer service had a very helpful and kind spirit. He was…read morebagging groceries for one checkout lane, monitoring the self-checkout stations and manning the customer service desk effortlessly. When it comes to the ambiance, the store is always very orderly and clean, and the prepared foods and salad bar come in clutch for a grab and go lunch or quick and easy dinner. I often times grab some of the prepared wraps and appreciate that this location includes packets of mayonnaise and mustard, which are a true game-changer. It can take a nourishing lunch option from bland to grand!

I do love me a fancy grocery store. If I thought that you'd know what I was talking about, I would…read moresay that Market District is almost exactly like the Gelson's of the Midwest. But only two Midwesterners I know would know what I'm talking about, and both of them don't read my Yelp reviews, so I'm not going to say that. (Unless you lived in SoCal, too? And you know Gelson's? If so, high five!) So! For our purposes, Market District is like an upscale Kroger. This Market District is much smaller than the Market District in Carmel. I was walking around, looking at all of the pretty food, and before I knew it, I had made a complete lap around the store. But even though it's pint-sized, there are still lots of great things all around. The bakery, especially, has lots of delicious-looking goodies. The meat section is tiny but tidy. The one section that seems abundant is the wine and liquor section. I saw some nice bottles of red wine. When I walked by the shelf-stable alternative milk, I was a little shocked to see so many varieties. Walnut milk, cashew milk, pistachio milk, sunflower milk, oat milk and even banana milk! That's not even all of them, either. This is the place to get your milks. It's nice to have a Market District in Westfield so close to Grand Park. This area felt like something was missing, and it was definitely a grocery store.