I'm new to the area and still finding the places I want to shop. This will be one of them. It's a…read moresmall market but has great offerings. I felt the prices were pretty decent. They post their sales flyer on their Facebook page each week. I came in wanting to purchase some steaks that were on sale. Based on how low the per pound price was, I wasn't expecting much. But the steaks were lean and looked really great. They have a large selection of Amish prepared foods. Lots of jellies, etc. I also was impressed with the large number of Walnut Creek spice blends they offered. I can't wait to try them. The store was very neat and well laid out. I was warmly greeted by every single employee. I will definitely be back soon.

Better trained personnel, better trained managers. Service-oriented business that responds to the…read moreneeds of their customers. Supervisors that actually supervise and attempt to make things better, rather than attempt to explain all their misgivings on others. American workers answering the phones. Or at the very least, someone who has a command of the English language since they are working within the confines of the United States of America.

Always a great selection of fresh fruits and veggies. Also, customer service is good! They carry a…read moregood selection of brands.

Great selection of deli items, breads, rolls. Always fresh. Nice country ride. Love the soaps &…read morelotions too.Of course kids & kids in us can't leave without some fudge or candy .

The deli has a fantastic selection of meats and cheeses. Some are hard to find these days. My go to…read morefor real ham salad and Lebanon bologna amongst many other items. Big variety of locally produced goods. Lots of good things to offer and they're super friendly. Definitely worth the trip!

I absolutely love every chance I get to visit a Meijer when visiting up north and wish we had them…read morein TN! This location was fully stocked, staffed, and easy to navigate and get in/out of even with the chaos of it being a few days before Christmas!

First visit to this location. People were helpful. Layout was a bit ponderous, but ok. There was…read moreconstruction going on, so made things a bit harder to find. Prices seemed reasonable. Definitely liked this better than the Walmart down the road.

Actually, the whole shopping trip was pretty good and there was a wait in line, but it wasn't too…read morebad. However, I was waiting in line 12 and a child in front of me dropped some coins and was paying for his own cookies. His mother was in front of him, so I helped him try to find his coins and so did she, and there was only one person behind me. Everything moved along relatively smoothly, but when I got up to the register, and the mother and son had left the cashier who is an older lady wanted to complain to me about the woman that her son taking too long and moving in the way, and having their cart still there whatever I told her twice that it was not a big deal and that I didn't care about the weight, but she wanted me to join in with her in demeaning this customer that was before me. It really put a bad taste in my mouth because she was neither pleasant nor kind. I expect a lot more from the cashiers at Meijer because I've never had this experience before, but I was in a really good mood because it was New Year's Eve and she really soured the moment. How rude.

It has been nearly nine years since my original review of this Meijer location, an eagerly…read moreanticipated arrival for me as a longtime fan of Meijer. An updated review is long overdue. First off, the anticipated battle between Wal-Mart and Target has been a non-starter. All three still co-exist within about a mile or so of each other with Target, in particular, blossoming with the growth of Glendale Town Center. While my original review was for opening weekend, this review is now several years in with hours changed, staffing patterns established, and a sense of the mundane established. ADA still tends to be fine (and slightly better than Target in my opinion. The Ben's Pretzels that was here is long gone. The South Bend Chocolate Company spot that was planned never came to be. The area where you can buy pizza is a small dining area at the back of the store with a few tables and a vastly reduced selection. The pharmacy here is still a highlight. I've always appreciated the staff - something I can seldom say about the rest of the store. As a chain, Meijer has a long history of hiring people with disabilities and frequently for more than being a doorway presence. In the battle of the three major stores (Target, Wal-Mart, Meijer), there's no question Target's the winner. I primarily head to Meijer for certain items, for pharmacy (I don't care for CVS pharmacy, a Target partner), and for ice. I also head here because the accessible parking is superior to Target and Meijer has small carts that are easier for a wheelchair user to manage. Customer service? Clearly a Target win. It's not even close. Even at opening, Meijer fell short and it's only gotten worse here. Last night, I visited Meijer in search of a few items. I can almost never find help to reach an item. Customer service continues to carry on personal conversations in lieu of serving people. The self-serve check-out is nearly always unreasonably long. Actual check-out lanes are typically 2-3 available with ungodly long waits. As an ostomy wearer (if you don't know, you probably don't want to), mine actually popped last night because I was in line so long waiting. Seriously. Seriously inexcusable. I live about 2 miles and five minutes from this location. I frequently get in my car and drive all the way to McCordsville because that location is better staffed, friendly, has greater selection, and is immensely cleaner. I realize it's newer, but it's actually been a while and I consistently have a better experience. Yes, I know McCordsville is a small town. Yes, I know 56th and Keystone is a bit rougher area (as evidenced by the fact that security and/or IMPD is consistently a presence here). But, really? If you're going to have this location why not show some pride in it? My feelings of "meh" have given way to feelings of embarrassment to the Meijer chain for this location. I should not have an ostomy pop because I've waited in line for so long trying to check out. The cashier? Perfectly fine (I do tend to view Meijer employees as Stepford employees...incredibly robotic and devoid of personality). Am I done here? Probably not. It's too convenient. However, more and more I'm giving my hard-earned dollars to Target and/or making the trip to McCordsville. This area deserves more than a dirty and under-staffed Meijer with a worse selection. I absolutely want Meijer to continue to be here - I just want this Meijer to be representative of the best of Meijer instead of the worst.

This is my go to shopping chain. This store has been recently remodeled. So nice. The produce is…read moregreat and you can't beat the price on the groceries. Their milk is the cheapest in the area. I probably do 90% of my shopping here. You put a quarter in your shopping cart to unlock it. Once you are finished with it you push it back in and get your quarter back. Make sure to bring your own bags or you can buy some of theirs. They have reusable ones you can purchase and use over and over again. They also always have boxes that you can put your groceries in, free of charge. Come check it out. You will save money and be glad that you did.

Love this place come here all the time but wish they would quit stopping me at the door Everytime…read morelike I'm a thief one time I got stop and sked for receipt and I only had 2 item which were visible

I have never been to a worse Walmart. I just spent $482 here and the cashier, Heather, had the…read moreworst attitude I have ever encountered in a Walmart employee. We just purchased a house here and needed to buy essentials. I also needed to rent a carpet cleaner. I asked the lady at customer service. She sent me to Heather, our cashier. Heather, very rudely, told me it was out of service. No apology and definitely didn't feel like she gave a flip. I noticed Walmart was hiring for a starting rate of $14 per hour. Surely they can find employees with better attitudes than Heather. I will not be rushing back here to shop.

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.

Beautiful store with a great selection of organic food. My daughter is gluten intolerant and she…read moredoes much of her grocery shopping here. The prices are higher than you would pay at a local grocery store but the offerings here are also different. The store is laid out beautifully. And the employees are super nice and helpful. It will definitely become one of the regular stores that I shop.

Get the app before you go. Extra coupons & discounts to be had On the app…read more WOW. WOW! Great & great selection products for the discriminating shopper, well identified for source (wild caught vs farm raised vs country of origin). Great sales! Steaks amazingly tender! The only reason they get is that I wish prices were a bit better!