The atmosphere is great. The location is great. What they have to offer is great: a mix of grocery…read moreand Meijer staples with more higher-end products. However, with the elevated ambiance and prices, (due to a lack of discounts you at a Meijer) one would expect exceptional service. The service isn't bad. It would just make sense for the service and staff to match what you'd expect from a store like Forest Hills Foods or the Ada Market. I would consistently shop here more if I was always greeted wherever I walked into the store and it felt like home.

Just want to comment about the wall of liquor they have near the entrance. Never seen this type of…read moreshelves before in any type of grocery store. Each bottles are shinning under the overhead spotlight and telling you to buy them. This is a boutique Meijer so grocery choices are limited but they have everything you need to make lunch or dinner.

Super clean store with great deals on lots of food. Nice variety of options and friendly staff. Of…read morecourse you can't always count on certain things being there because it depends on what they get in each week, but they do have some staples.

My first time there and probably the last. There were a couple of good deals but it's mostly snack…read morefood and convenience items. I bought chocolate milk and yogurt, both expired that day but were a good price. Some frozen items were more expensive than a similar item at Aldi and the spices were more expensive than the same item at Walmart. The cashier was friendly and the store was clean enough, but there just wasn't enough to make me come back. My daughter and I together spent less than $50 because there just wasn't anything we actually needed.

This may be a slightly different type of review as I'm sure most already know Costco's quality and…read moregreat product offerings. This review will focus on an order of a oven/microwave combo and their customer service. When our wall oven/microwave stopped working, we began shopping for a replacement that preferably could drop right in the existing opening without any cabinet modifications. We shopped all over Grand Rapids as well and we were surprised to find Costco had the exact model we were looking for at a dramatically lower price. In addition, delivery and installation was included. I was a little nervous ordering this way but went ahead. I placed the order and in less than a week, the oven was delivered followed by the installation a day later. Unfortunately the oven was defective so I had the option of a refund, replacement or a repair. Repairing was definitely not an option for us especially on a brand new oven and I didn't want to begin shopping all over so we opted for a replacement. Amazingly the team at Costco worked some kind of magic because the new oven was delivered and installed five days later. Costco communicated with me many times updating me during the process (shipped from manufacturer, arrived at Costco warehouse, earliest possible delivery, earliest possible installation, etc.) Really, their communications were extraordinary and over the top from what I expected from such a large organization. The installers who are independent contractors who don't work directly for Costco were also amazed as they do installations for other stores. They said a replacement usually takes much longer. I've long been a huge Costco fan. This experience made me an even bigger one.

I love Costco. I have been a continuous member since 2009. If management reads this please please…read moreplease do a better job with the check out process. There are people lined up through the store creating difficulty navigating the various aisles. Knowing the store well I zipped over to self checkout and was checked out quick. I felt bad for the people lined up back to the meat dept probably not knowing what they are lined up for. This is by far a 1st world problem and I'm kicking myself for even writing this review. But the reality is please do better Costco.

Whole Foods are all very similar, but this one of spacious, clean, and comes with a large parking…read morelot outside. Stopping in on Christmas Eve, it wasn't too busy. Staff were helpful.

The salad and hot bar are never fully stocked. These pictures are from about 6 PM, prime dinner…read morehour. So disappointing-I have tried several times at different times and 95% of the time the hot and salad bar look like these pics.

Best Asian Market in the Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo area. So much Thai food to choose from as that…read moreis my favorite. The market is very clean, food looks and is very fresh. Lots of frozen options. Their fish market has a lot to offer also many items needed to make your best Thai food. Service is great with lots of smiles and help. The meat department is also awesome. Everything you need to make an awesome dish. Things I never heard of but would try.

I walk in and saw the store just empty. I walk around to observe and saw the shelve almost empty…read morejust few items here and there. Not much selection for me to buy any thing. So I just bough a soda then leave.

Not living in Grand Rapids, I may have a different perceptive on this grocery store, but it was…read moregreat for produce and snacks. They even sell our favorite hummus- Little Sesame from Washington, D.C. My brother used to work here and enjoyed it.

This store is well kept. I came here for the crab legs on sale for $7.99 a pound. The employees are…read morereally friendly and helpful. There were also some good sales going on for the ciders. Overall, there was good inventory of healthy supplements. I wish it were closer to me because I would shop here more often but overall, I liked it and will be back.

I came here hoping I could get a box of frozen pizzas- you know the ones we used to get as kids in…read moreour hot lunch- they were rectangle and so good! I ordered some about 7 years ago from here. Well unfortunately, they said they just redid their pizza section so they no longer sold them. It's a sad day for us all. :( On a different note, the place was very clean and the employees were helpful. There is a nice variety and the prices are fair :)

They offer a lot of items at fairly decent prices (but do shop around, there are items that are…read morecheaper else where). The staff is generally friendly (some more than others). Not a big place ij general but they do carry several items to choose from. Hours are: Monday - Friday 7am - 8pm Sunday 12-5pm

I'm happy to report that since the remodel of this store, it's now my favorite Aldi location! I…read morelove Aldi for their low prices and decent quality products. I can usually find everything I need and get in and out of the store super quickly, which is a definite plus for me. I haven't noticed the "zombie apocalypse" vibe in the store recently with boxes and items everywhere. It's usually pretty organized and shelves are usually stocked, even with shortages of products being the norm lately. If you've never been to an Aldi, bring your own bags or be ready to pay a small fee for paper bags or nicer reusable plastic bags. Then you'll need a quarter for a cart - you insert the quarter into the slot on the right side of the cart, which releases it from the line of carts. Then when you're done, return the cart and insert the little chain into the back end of the slot, and it will push your quarter back out for you! I'm never without my "Aldi quarter" in case I ever need to make a quick stop. Once inside you'll find a wide variety of pantry staples, seasonal items, "Aldi finds (limited time products)," deli items, frozen food, and a decent amount of produce. Pricing is typically lower than most grocery stores and you'll see a lot of Aldi branded things in addition to some name brand items. I personally have come to prefer many of the Aldi brand items over some name brands. The Aldi finds aisle is always fun to check out as you can sometimes find hidden gems there. I got a Calico Critters set for my niece once - those aren't always easy for me to come across. I love their seasonal decor items, too - including the cute wreath with fake pumpkins on it that I got last fall. Check for quality on these items, since it can be a little hit or miss, but for a seasonal item that I use once a year it's usually fine. Some things I stock up on at Aldi: canned beans, eggs, cheese, frozen food including shrimp, salty snacks like chips and popcorn, produce, and chocolate - they are known for having a great selection of imported chocolate. Aldi is also my go-to spot if I'm making a cheese and charcuterie board, as they have a lot of great options including lots of great dried fruits and nuts, meats, and cheeses. One thing that I always notice is that there are usually only ever one or two employees at the checkout lanes, but they are super speedy and it never really takes too long to get in and out of the store. The parking lot is pretty large for this Aldi and there is plenty of other parking nearby.

We recommend skipping the bottle return area and particularly the Aldi branded canned/bottled…read moredrinks, which their machines decline to accept, with the exception of the occasional (perhaps 1 in 6) which it will accept after rejecting the same bottle/can five times or more. There is no customer service area to take returns; instead, you will be in line with people with carts full of groceries. The clerk will give you the stink eye and ask you if you've counted your bag full of Aldi brand cans/bottles rejected by its pathetic machine. Seems odd that a retailer would sell products with deposits and then make returns of deposit items so difficult and unpleasant. Why sell these beverages at all if you are going to make it so difficult for customers to recoup their deposits? (Hint: it's for the money.)