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    3.3 (24 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    FLASHFOOD haul! Hit me up to get $8 off your first order.
    Billie K.

    First, download the free app to find discounted food. Browse deals of up to 50% off at a grocery store location near you. Choose your discounted food items. Often there are even boxes of fruit or vegetables for $5! Yes, for an entire box. Pay right in the app using any major credit card or debit card. Then, pick up your Flashfood order at the grocery store. My locations are Meijer's stores. Head to the store, grab a shopping cart and your food items from the Flashfood zone located in the customer service area. You will need to take your items to the cashier in the customer service area and confirm your order. Then your on your way to enjoy your purchase. You get $8 off your first order after signing up.

    Men's room
    MarkPooh H.

    Men's toilet Back of store 3 days now That's beyond lazy when a business can't clean the bathrooms Toilets at front of store were ok. Of course when I mentioned this mess it was an expected 'not my job' type of response.

    nice indoor plant selection
    Ken N.

    This was my first time shopping at this meijer. We normally shop the one in Camby, but since we had our grocery list with us on our way home from running other errands, we passed this meijer and decided to stop in since we were already here. Plenty of parking, so we grabbed a space fairly close to one of the entrances and appreciated that the rows for parking had letters to help us remember which row we had chosen. One thing that is weird is that meijer stores are not set up identically, so from my perspective, we had to figure out where everything was. We would have probably shopped faster driving on to our local store and just picking up what we needed. I'm a bit of a speed shopper because I know my own store layout so well. Trying a new one is always a bit frustrating. I wonder why they don't lay out the stores which are usually built from the ground up the same? Not that this store is to blame, it is more of a complaint about meijer in general. The store is huge and they do have a lot of items to choose from. I also like that there seemed to generally be wide enough aisles for people to pass with carts. There were shortages on some holiday items and paper products probably due to the hoarding mentality that has taken hold of our nation. You can't even mention snowfall without stores noticeably being depleted. I was looking for a canned good for Thanksgiving and the store had it set up on the bottom row. Unfortunately, the rows are deep and from a standing postition, it was hard to read the label for the items which were shoved so deeply into the row that the labels on the cans were not readable. I literally had to get down on my knees to read the small print and then look through the row to see the canned goods lined up single file at the back of the shelf. Good thing I am still flexible and have long arms. I don't know how many people would go to my effort to get what they needed. So, someone on the staff should be bringing the items forward for the customers, especially in the areas where obvious attrition was occurring. Maybe they could check in the back to see if there were any more inventory in stock to help shoppers. I can't have been the only shopper frustrated that it was difficult to find common items in the store. I also noticed that the shelves seemed high and that made it difficult to read some of the aisle signs. My wife was looking to find the pharmacy and it took awhile to spot it. She didn't say whether she found the item she was looking for or not. I understand these aren't ideal times for first visits to stores, so I am giving them the benefit of the doubt with a 4 star rating. But customers will only put up with shelves that aren't maintained for so long, especially if they can find a better shopping experience elsewhere. We ended up using the self check out counters since the regular customer lines were all backed up. Fortunately, I've grown pretty good at scanning over my lifetime of grocery shopping. I prefer using the limitless lanes because they have more room than the limited number of item check outs. I could scan and set my stuff on the larger area without having to stop and bag part way through scanning just to make room. Review #3821

    Wanda M.

    If you're driving to the Avon store, and frustrated, come to the Plainfield store. Avon is much busier, often out of products, and the lines are long. I usually leave frustrated. The Plainfield store is clean and well organized within the departments you know. The produce section is fresh and amazing. The employee's are usually close by and willing to help when you have questions. They even walked me to the item I needed. Once you're familiar with the store layout you'll be in and out quickly. I have to admit I was frustrated searching when I first was here but now it's much easier. The employees are friendly, open to helping customers and the store has the products you're usually looking for.

    This is humorous.  Not a volume discount.  A volume you have to pay more
    Doug W.

    Our go to Meijer. We are very close to the Meijer in Avon, but prefer this one since cleaner, not as busy,and usually better cashier interaction, which if store is stocked like it usually is is the important part. We like to use recycle bags that we bring since we like how they carry more and are good for the environment. Well today the cashier told us no she would not use them because the cashiers are timed and using recycle bags take too long for her to bag. What?

    Michelle M.

    Meijer is awesome, and this somewhat new location in Plainfield is a nice addition to the area. It has a Meijer gas station out front with sometimes lower gas prices, and a Great Clips inside. Equipped with all the departments in typical Meijers, friendly staff, clean, and a good amount of self-check outs, this is my go-to grocery store. I like the fresh produce section- I never have a problem finding what I want, good savings, and fresh looking food. The bread and peanut butter is upfront after the bakery section, just a tip before you go up and down every aisle like I did! And on some days there are samples-Yum!

    Nice place to shop. Clean environment, friendly and helpful staff.

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    I also live close to the Avon store, but that store is often completely out of items for days and even weeks!

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    I must admit that despite my reporting on the apparent donut wars in Avon Indiana, with no less…read morethan five different donut shops in the growing town, I'd completely forgotten about the presence of Rise n' Roll Bakery until I happened to be on my way out to Putnam County and happened to look over and see the shop in a relatively small strip center. Rise n' Roll was founded in Middlebury, Indiana by an Amish family as an offshoot of the family's selling of donuts from the porch of their Shipshewana home. Established a Rise n' Roll in 2004, it stayed relatively small for years. The original bakery didn't use electricity, refrigeration, or modern tech. Everything was by hand. In 2009, the Amish owner sold the company to a non-Amish family. It was moved to a larger facility - the original owner stayed employed by the company and the small bakery began to expand including franchising. In recent years, the Central Indiana presence has grown. Rise n' Roll offers donuts, pastries, Amish goods, deli, and other items. While I was sad to see Rise n' Roll leave their Broad Ripple spot, truthfully I tend to resonate more with its simpler locations (there's now a smaller shop in Nora). This spot in Avon reminds me of Nora. I believe the Indiana-based chain has 16 locations statewide. I'm a definite fan of the chain and have never had a bad experience at any location in terms of product or people. I primarily stick to donuts when coming here, however, I'll occasionally deviate. While I'd say that Rise n' Roll is decked out a bit nicer than Carl's, I felt a similar vibe here. In a town that has multiple options, it's really important to distinguish yourself and Rise n' Roll does that nicely. The cinnamon caramel donut is perhaps its most widely known and beloved option, however, I'm a fan of chocolate frosted (yeast or cake). Donut offerings can vary between locations. Employees here are friendly. The strip center has accessible parking with appropriate curb cuts. The single glass door was pretty manageable. I get the sense they'd easily help if help was needed, though it's obvious that most folks with disabilities prefer independence. Overall, I'd easily claim Rise n' Roll as one of my Avon favorites. I won't dare rank the five, though a quick read of my reviews would likely make it obvious. For a more natural option in a pleasing, welcoming setting it doesn't get much better than Rise n' Roll.

    Over the top, friendly service, beautiful upscale venue and great pastries make this Rise'n Roll…read moreBakery on easy 5. This Amish inspired bakery is large, selling everything from Amish eggs to peach fry cakes. Fresh pastries were coming out of the oven when we entered. We bought a recommended favorite cinnamon powdered donut and several fry cakes. Fry cakes are decadent hand-held popovers filled with fruit and covered with a sugar glaze. Everything we tried was delicious, so good that we took some fry cakes home. The friendly clerks told us about daily specials that will keep us coming back for more. There is interesting, modern, Amish-themed decor throughout the store. Seating is comfortable and clean at their cafe tables. Coffee is simple and good. Rise'n Roll Bakery is a Indiana-based franchise that start in Middlebury, Indiana. The recipes have Amish origins and ingredients are fresh. There is plenty of parking (with nice wide spaces) including ADA parking in the strip mall.

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