The store is clean.The selection of cheese,meat,and the deli is amazing.The staff is helpful.just…read moreoverall a great shopping experience.

Their meat is absolutely the best around and the butchers are very helpful in making the best…read moredecisions on what pieces are the best. Very friendly employees and nice old time market. Some stuff is a little pricey for me but I always find items that are a great deal especially in the meat counter. Their jerky is very good as well and made by them I always grab a couple bags for myself.

This meijer has everything you need. It has a great meat counter at fair prices. Excellent liquor…read moreand craft beer selections. Solid produce too. We've even used the bakery at times for birthday cakes. It's got all you need at the affordable prices you expect at meijer.

First of all, their prices are way over the top than other groceries. Do we need to pay more for a…read morestore that offers cleaner floors or a super friendly greeter who - ( is nice enough and always has a smile ) - but when asked if he can help a customer out at the self checkout lane because the machine won't scan a barcode on an item - he basically says he can't help you nor can he radio someone who can. Not sure what his duties are as a customer service greeter. It's a nice store but has a lot of weak links. I am more concerned as a customer to get in a store and checkout my items than be slowed down at the front door. Other than that the store is awesome.

This is an authentic, cash only, Amish grocery store. Go if you want to experience how the people…read morethat live here shop. They sell milled flour and primary ingredients for making your own stuff. I found it interesting how many different types of flour, spices, and primary ingredients like borax used for cleaning laundry and disinfecting were available for purchase by the pound. I was able to buy homemade black licorice for $3. Homemade canned strawberry rhubarb butter to spread on toast for $4-5. They also have a huge discount section and the kids loved stretching their $5 budget and got a bunch of Halloween and Christmas specific candy cheaply for no other reason than it being the wrong holiday. My husband bought some Amish sourdough bread, but was disappointed with the taste. Upon looking at the label I noted there were a lot of ingredients. Just something to note. Not all Amish foods are created equal and not all items are organic or without preservatives. Read your labels, make educated choices and admire a store of thrifty, honest, and hardworking folks.

I came in with a friend while visiting in town. What a great find…read more This is a no frills, well laid out, great place to shop. So much variety and lots of fresh food. I loved the aisles with products deeply discounted because they were nearing the expiration date. But you can definitely use most items well past those dates. The employees were very efficient. No cards accepted so bring your cash.

Lots to choose from. Some great prices. Some so so prices. But well worth the trip. Very clean and…read morewell organized and stocked

They have a great selection and they are close to home just watch the expiration datesread more

The store is a dump, restrooms are a biohazard, customer service is non existent, the absolute…read moreworst experience in a Walmart! I will never return. Meijer is so much bette! What a joke!

Doesn't let you know that they will not be making the delivery as promised leaving you to go…read morehungry. Last 2 orders were canceled until the next day. And you pay extra for such horrible service!

One of the nicest and brightest looking Meijer I ever been. Must have been recently renovated and…read moreit looks great. Staff by the cashier was very helpful because I don't know where item I wanted was at. Aisle numbering is confusing tho.

Good deals on the products we usually buy weekly. Staff is always helpful and kind. Store was clean…read moreand well organized.

Absolutely appalling price gouging and wage gap disparity between corporate and employees working…read morehere. I feel weird hunting for discounts when the lower advertised prices are still magically giving these corporations record profits each year. On the plus side, great location, smart layout, a huge array of brands and food are here.

I've said it once before, I'd like to say it again. Kroger has the best meat & produce selections.read more

Disappointed no samples of product anymore and factory tours are only during pickle festivalread more

I think I would have given this business if I made it on a tour, but they didn't have one at the…read moretime of our visit. The store is very dated, but I don't gig them for that. They apparently are obviously successful, having spanned many decades of business which I think goes back to at least the '50's. There are pictures of people who sent autographed pictures with thanks for the delicious pickles. I remember one being President Dwight Eisenhower. I believe they had another one from Frank Sinatra. The store has a nice fridge full of sample pickled items to try before you buy which is helpful. We ordered many items and happy with them all, both sweet, mild and hot. You can see the factory through a large window and there are tours which would have been cool, I'm sure. I think it was listed as the #1 or 2 attraction in the area which is why we checked it out. They are the real deal when it comes to pickles. Kathy, Store Manager was helpful and willing to answer all of our questions about their history and wares.

Brought out of state family here. They've changed the inside a bit and it for the better. The made…read morethe Mexican bread area much better and they added roasted whole chicken and they're amazing. They have a whole onion and spicy poblano peppered inside the chicken cavity. They taste awesome and def worth the price and it lasted us about a week. They have added a few new items and added a couple of cold cases around the store. Staff is always friendly and checking out is always quick no matter now busy they get. Def recommend stopping by. Locally owned nd awesome foods.

Moving from Miami to rural Ohio has been a real shock to my palate, especially considering my…read moreCuban/Spanish heritage. The variety of restaurants or ethnic food available for purchase at grocery stores is laughably low. So i heard about George's International Market and checked out their website. I was really excited to try it because it gave the impression of being "International" and i love a wide variety of foods. I decided due to this to make the long drive into Fort Wayne to check this place out. My first impression of this place was confusion. Just inside the store you find a statue of a lion holding a shield, a statue of Elvis, and a third statute of Marilyn Monroe in her famous skirt scene. I am unsure what this has to do with a supermarket. I then walked into the actual market and was surprised at how much smaller it looks than in the website. I also discovered as I began exploring that its "international" designation is a bit overstated. It does have food from one or two European countries but its mostly hispanic and really mostly Mexican. Was i a bit disappointed? Yes. That said, i did find a lot of food that my culture also loves in here that overlaps. Firstly, i found actual green plantains! Usually in the supermarkets near my home they sell plantains but they are rarely green. To be able to fry some up and have tostones! Yes!!!!! I also found other products my family and I would love including plantain chips, malta, yuca, tamales, Jamaican patties, and croquettas. The croquettas were of the frozen variety and sadly only in chicken, i prefer ham. I was also very happy when I found Pineapple Nectar for my mom. She loves the stuff and hasn't had any since we moved! So i did end up buying quite a bit when I came here and i will likely come back again. I hope they continue to expand what they have available for sale here, though.