Ask for a cake for a kid and they did an awesome job! Thank you Mya…read more You did a great job

This is the closest Kroger to my house. No problems with pick up services which I use when there…read moreis bad weather. I mark the order 'no subs' so have not had the issues of other commenters. Have also gotten items that were not mine (placed in bag, not charged), not a problem as they just told me to keep them. Only one mistake in years. They also have a good range of veg*n products. Friendly, helpful, lots of parking, can recycling, plastic bag recycling. I've only used the pharmacy to inquire on vitamins, supplements. They do have good offers on them from time to time.

I've only shopped here once but I like the location and the size of this store…read more Certainly clean and new and the associates are still getting familiar with their role, etc. they have a very nice bakery that offers great bread options. The jury is still out on the meat department but the deli is decent. Outstanding beer,liquor and wine selection is a plus. So far so good.

Meijer participates in price gouging! Wow - what a "family business" value to be centered around…read more Not only this, they continue to carry produce that is currently molding on the shelves. I promise, nobody wants moldy fruit or veggies. We want FRESH produce that isn't trying to kill us or rotting before it's even rung up. I talked to the produce manager about this issue and he couldn't be bothered. If it affects the store's bottom line - they're out. This company has grown from a "family business" to a corporate shell who puts profit over people. They continue to only have MAYBE two lanes open, forcing many to use self checkout. Most staff is pretty cool and nice - but this one lady with long, light blondish curly/wavy hair who was working the self checkout by produce on 8/17/26 at 9am and is maybe in her 50s/60s - is an absolute miserable person. Upon letting the service desk know about the nastiness and attitude of this lady, they questioned how she still worked there, as they've had MANY complaints about the same person. So, Oxford Meijer employs nasty people to make your checkout experience less than friendly; meanwhile, there are plenty of NICE people out there willing to not be a lazy or miserable worker. Why are you keeping on an employee that even associates at the same store question why she's still there? Get rid of nasty people. It's that simple. She doesn't deserve to be in a customer service role when she can't (and refuses to) provide it. While my choices around Oxford are thin for grocery shopping, I'll do my best to no longer shop at Meijer. They're taking advantage of a horrible economy, they employ nasty people (and do nothing about it), and continuously spend money on improving their appearance instead of putting people over profit. Shame on every person of authority within the chain. You can and need to do better.

The so called 'Gas' program at Kroger (specifically Imlay City) is ridiculous!…read moreI retired 5 years ago and everyone said to sign up for Kroger so I can get a lot of money off of Gas. I did, but have never, ever gotten a penny off. This program is not working. There is always an excuse. Today, at check out the lady said I should use it now since it is close to the end of the month. There were signs on every pump saying you could only get Premium. I asked the 'person' behind the glass if they could do something about my points. The person, very rudely stated "Not my Problem". I said, ok, but where was the nearest other Kroger? Again.."Not my Problem". The last time I tried to use the points, it took my card but gave no discount. I asked why and they said, to go into the store and ask them. I did and they said that could only be handled out at the pumps. I can use it if I am in another town, like Algonac but not in Imlay City, the area that I live in. Very frustrating.

Management refuses to hire the neccessary staff. Employees are overworked and underpaid. With the…read morelack of manpower the one checkout lane they decide to have open is ALWAYS backed up. I've gone here on multiple occasions and nothing ever changes except the prices that is. The prices get higher each visit especially the gas. Do not waste your time and money shopping here!

This place is my dream come true. Bull foods, locally owned, drive and get lunch then do your…read moreshopping. I love the seasonal bulk area out front and always fine nothing I came for in large quantities. Sells some of my favorite kitchen goods, frying pans, canning items, random but necessary kitchen tools and Christian gift items. Then the meat and cheese section- the heaven of fats, nitrates, and dairy- they have everything. You name it from Dearborn sausages to yoders dairy- my favorite Minerva rolled butter and bulk sandwich meats. Then the dry goods section and everything bobs red mill you could dream of! A huge natural oils and soaps section. Plus great canned foods, pie fillings and natural peanut butters. Oh and I didn't even talk about the freezer sections- build chicken, burgers, fish and all the things . If you can't tell I LOVE this store! It is worth the drive if you are looking to stock up the house!

My all-time favorite grocery store. It's full of old-fashioned country charm and pleasant…read moreAmish/Mennonite/Christian staff. There were meats and multitudes of fruits and veggies straight from the farm. Too bad it's well over an hour drive from my home, otherwise I'd be here at least weekly. PROS: Some of the best prices I've seen on bacon, ham, sausages, various cheese, lunch meat, bulk flours and popcorn kernels. There are tremendous discounts on other packaged foods close to expiration date. Nice selection of smaller brand goods throughout entire store. Great candy selection, including hard to find German black licorice ropes rolled into little wheels. Lots of other licorice flavors too. Local milk in big glass jars. Log rolls of fresh butter. Various local honey, jellies, and jams. Homemade peanut butter ground in-house. Homemade pickles in white tubs. 50 pound sacks of Michigan white potatoes. Jabba the Hut sized hubbard squash. Lots of hidden deals within the frozen food section...six New York bagels @ $3.99...five pounds of pepper-jack breaded chicken breast chunks at $10.99. A special shout-out to the BEST in-store bakery I've ever seen. Most everything is made from scratch; breads, fruit pies, cream pies, fried hand pies in wax paper sleeves, various cookies, donuts, etc. They have the BEST cinnamon rolls and pecan sticky buns on this Earth (see pics). These are worth the drive alone. Note the ingredients are simple with King Arthur flour as the base. Great prices too. One of the best deli hot food counters I've ever seen. Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, gravies, various hot vegetables, etc. Great prices. Looks like grandma made it all. In addition to the deli counter, there is a separate in-store cafeteria selling great lunch style foods like Reuban sandwiches, hamburgers, chicken fingers, fries, soups, etc. They cooked my hamburger in a cast iron pan on an old iron stove. Delicious! Great price too. The staff were extremely polite, helpful, and pleasant. Love the old fashioned check-out counters. They hand bag everything too. CONS: Too far from my home. Cramped aisles. Like any grocery store, not all the prices can compete with Wal-Mart. SUMMARY: Need a break from urban attitude? This is a no-brainer choice. Feels like walking back in time when people were nicer and food was better. Load up and drive out to the country, pretend it's a mini-vacation.

Thanks to the new owners and staff, this place is great. There's always an army of people…read morerestocking, moving, and rotating the stock nowadays. I doubt the previous owners ever rotated their stock in the ~20 years they owned the place. Citizens of Almont: You can start shopping at the Almont Foodcenter again. It doesn't suck anymore. EDIT: *sigh* never mind. They closed down. That sucks.

The grocery selection is about what you'd expect from a small town store. The prices are ok and…read moreagain in line with what you'd expect. My only complaint is that at least 30% of the time that I go here (which is usually only when I need something in a pinch), the cashier I choose is the one chewing bubblegum and talking to everyone except the customer she's waiting on. I don't expect great service at a grocery store, but I also don't really want to hear how much you hate your job, how much it sucks having to be at work right now, etc., etc. Update 5/2007: The store is now under new ownership and has improved considerably. The new owner is always there when I stop and is very eager to hear feedback and help customers.

Asked for Barnes and Noble gift card. Was told they did not have because they were competition…read more This employee was not well informed, because online search tells of these gift cards. Don't even get me started about the bottle return (joke). This store is 2 remodels of the 2 other stores in Bad Axe and Caro, MI. WE NEED AN ACTUAL GROCERY STORE!! I presume I will go to their competition and purchase what I was looking for out of town. What a joke this store should be closed and open an actual grocery store. Any suggestions, Kroger, Meijer, perhaps Dollar General since this town is dragging its feet in the matter.

Can't get past the bottle return, which is never working or blocked up with people pulling multiple…read more$25 max returns tickets. And, one Port Huron employee told me it's Federal law that you can't take bottles into store. Ridiculous! No such law exists! Walmart, fix this! It's the same at EVERY store! Today, I again walked out without shopping. Waste of time! No savings here. ​

Great selection of Italian and other international foods and meats. Lots of wines and fresh breads…read moreto select from

This store is an amazing find! I am always looking for fresh items and new places. This satisfied…read moreboth. This place carries some of the most exotic items that you won't find in a regular store or sometimes in your region. I saw cocao pods! This was so wild to me because I've always seen these mainly in the south. The store has some of the most fresh finds, liquors and wines, produce....and so on! You can get just about anything you want here. The cashier signed us up with the rewards program. She was nice. Will for sure come back here when back in the area!

The best fried and rotisserie chicken around by far. Nice little store, staff is very friendly and…read moreefficient. They also get really good donuts. Havent had anything from the deli that wasnt good, deviled egg salad is killer. General tso chicken is good. The in house brats are excellent.

Best supermarket in Michigan. It's a local business! They have the best fried chicken in Michigan…read more I have friends who live out of town who visit just to get their fried chicken. The staff is wonderful & always anticipate your needs.

Prices are fair, owners and staff are phenomenal and then I would. Their fried chicken is a…read morefavorite in our house.

LOVE this store! The meat department is phenomenal and the produce is beautiful…read more The whole place reminds me of Bill's IGA in Reed City, my co-op job in high school and the place I truly learned the value of customer service and satisfaction that I have carried me through life. I'm the biggest proponent of shop small, shop local and while this store is about an hour from me, it's only 8 minutes from my boyfriend's house so I can shop here and take it home when I head back there. Frooneys in Capac is a gem of a grocery store.

This is a great market! You wouldn't know it by looking at it from the outside, and inside you feel…read morelike it is an aging country market. But, what do you find on the shelves is always top scale, great variety, an amazing meat department. If they don't have what you want, they will get it for you. I love this market.

This is an amazing typical gas station convenience store but clean, organized and it has…read moreeverything you need! They have meat/ deli area, house goods etc. I was amazed on how well stocked they are. Thry even have liquor