My parents recently moved to the Milwaukee metro and my mom has been wanting to try different…read moregrocery stores. We've taken her to Metcafe's (love), she's tried Metro Market, and so it was time to introduce her to Meijer one Sunday when we were out and about. This Meijer is large, clean, has a ton of variety and options for any product you may want to purchase, and is easy to navigate with nice, wide aisles. We had already been to Costco, so weren't looking to do a full shopping experience here but did easily find what we were in need of. A few things that I liked: The choices and variety of canned fruit (including the fact that they had Dole tropical fruit salad, which can be hard to find). The bread selection! So many choices of both bakery style bread and your more commercial varieties. Aside from that, we were able to find everything on our list. The store is well organized so we didn't have to hunt too long for anything and checking out at the self checkout was a snap. Get to it!

-Craft beer was marked on sale. Did not ring up as the sale…read more -My husband went and took a photo and asked the meijer manager to walk back with us. -She said it doesn't matter what the discount is they cannot honor it as the liquor manager was not there and is not frequently available. -Her claim was "we are unable to honor the marked price as it is against the law--to price adjust unless the liquor manager was on site". This is a clear case of false advertising. -Gave back the craft beer. We would rather pay full price somewhere else. Meijer leadership needs to look up who was working today as a manager, and align their practice with laws. Unfortunate experience. We want to warn others so they don't go through the same issue. Just buy alcohol elsewhere.

A quaint neighborhood grocery store. Sometimes they don't have everything I want or need and can…read morerun low on supplies. Staff is friendly, quality products for fair prices. I love their jumbo $1.29 pickles!!

Seems like a store in Slooooow decline. Produce is mostly avoided and poorly stocked. Liquor dept…read moreis decimated, they have not received a liquor shipment in months... they say it's a "supply issue" with the various distributors. (really, all of them?) Deli is actually really nice... with an active kitchen. Bakery too... some is done there, but most is Grebe's, which is fine. The staff is great, hardly ever a line to check out. Much of the client base is older to "much older" and that is because of the number of seniors living in the apartments directly behind the Piggly Wiggly store. The small scale is also good for older people not looking to walk two acres to find the milk and bread aisles. Decently stocked with out a lot of empty/out of stock items... except for the soda aisle... which is often half empty, even those items on sale this week. Parking is fantastic... all close up, right by the door and several cart corrals too. Over all vibe is 1975, with a re-model done 20 years ago. Definitely needs updating... but I don't see that in the budget.

This is a privately owned Sendisks and you can definitely tell. Most Saturday mornings, I am…read moregreeted with some cheese and wine. Then I walk a little more to find a variety of cheese samples with pairings like crackers or cherry jam. I loved the samples so much! It adds to the experience for sure. Anyways, I come here to get sourdough. It's only four bucks a loaf?!? It's so yummy, it never lasts. I love getting some honey-roasted peanut butter and blackberry jam from here, too.

We no longer live in the area where Sendik's has a number of locations, but we are old fans of the…read morebusiness, and we returned when we were visiting and wanted to pick up some things for a picnic either family. Everything we wanted was available and of high quality, the staff was helpful and parking was plentiful

Date of visit: August 16, 2025…read more Unlike the Metro Market in Glendale, this is a true Metro Market, with upscale offerings and a wider selection of items to choose from. While visiting today I found samples of parmesan in a balsamic vinegar that was quite tasty. My main goal was to secure some bakery items for a party and while the selection looked a bit picked over, I had to remind myself that it was after 2 in the afternoon and the store had been open for quite a while at that point. After procuring a couple packs of loaf cake, we headed to the front though I unfortunately did not locate my favorite part of Metro Market: The Clearance Aisle! Hopefully I will find it next time. Sadly, despite the store being busy and bustling, only one grouping of self checkouts was open, which seemed short-sighted yet on brand for Metro Market.

Went to do my grocery shopping on May 10 at around 2 PM. Three of the items on my shopping list…read morefor out of stock.. They had a watermelon that was in the ad.. they had no strawberries that were in the ad. And they were out of Claussen pickles that were in the ad. And as far as rain check, the only rain check I could get with the strawberries. So three out of the six items I went shopping for or out of stock.. why shop at the store. We always tend to go to Sussex because they seem to have the items in stock but we decided to stop in here cause it was on our way home.. never do that again. My neighbor had the same issue. She's not shopping there yet either..

For the most part this isn't a bad grocery store. The produce section is great. My only issue is…read morethat I've had multiple experiences where I needed a particular item and they don't have it. My other problem is that for being in Wisconsin- their cheese selection sucks. How are you gonna not have Gouda.

I needed a cookie cake for my boyfriend's birthday and they made one for me. I had called another…read morestore and they turned me down because they needed at least two to three days notice. This store only needed one day and the employee was really nice. I will now use this store from now on.

This is for ALL Pick'n Save Food Stores! What is the deal…read morewith the temperature in them? It's just too cold for a lot of people. It does not make for comfortable shopping.

Terrible experience during COVID-19. 1) looks like only…read moreemployees get toilet paper. None out for customers, but I saw 2 employees have toilet paper in their cart coming out of the back area. How's that possible? 2) while customers are coming in with masks, employees are walking around the store not adhering to the 6 ft rule. 3) why at 2pm is every row being stocked? Can't they do that after hours and away from customers? 4) plastic bags are very thin and unless you put two items in the bag, double bag it. 5) and if you have someone bagging for you, good luck on items not being smashed. This business should remember they need customers.

Placed an online order for 66 items (with multiples of some items). My order was canceled. EVERY…read moreSINGLE ITEM was out of stock? Seriously? If you're going to close the store, try telling your customers so we can go elsewhere. This is ridiculous and disappointing.

The quality of the food has always be on the verge of bad, but this time everything went off the…read morerails. The entire layout of the store is just plain terrible. It's 55 deg. Outside and somehow Aldi's managed to make the store itself even colder. Huge fan blowing into nearly every isle. Fellow Seniors literally cut the visit short because it was so blasted cold. Can't say anything about checkout, as Aldi's never hires talent just warm bodies and that's questionable.

Walmart.com is absolutely ridiculous. I purchased tires. They charged my account 3 times for over…read more$1000 dollars in less than 5 minutes . I have been trying to get this resolved with not only them but the bank and I'm getting now where . They put my account in the negative. It's taking a huge toll on me and is extremely frustrating that after speaking to over 50 people I have gotten no where . Do not order anything with Walmart because the representative told me they have the right to hold atleast a double payment at any time . Ridiculous

I love walking here with my friends to have fun and mess around and even though it is a fun place…read moreto go if you are going to actually buy food this places doesn't have many grocers because the shelves are usually empty or very low on stock.

Their homemade take-n-bake pizzas are delicious. Great selection of bourbons for a small liquor…read morestore. BBQ looks decent overall, but I tried the BBQ chicken breast, and it was just average. Too dry.

First off I'm reviewing the Bbq as a liquor store doing Bbq and not a restaurant doing Bbq to be…read morefair. The store it self was unique because it's a liquor store but is has Bbq to go, pizzas, fresh rib eyes, cheeses, take and bake food, sandwiches, liquor, beer, wine, cigars etc. Unfortunately the Bbq is cooked in batches and sold out of the deli case cold that you have to reheat, not a big deal for me. I followed my rule that if you smell smoke when you walk in, I'm getting the full slab even though it's wrapped in foil and I couldn't see them. The full slab was very reasonable at $16.95 by the way. At first unwrapping I'm like dam nice bark and look how meaty the rack is, I hate that some places give you thin and bone racks so thank you for a nice rack. After heating up a third of the rack the bark came to life and was tasty, thick and sticky. The ribs were very meaty/tasty with that nice pink smoke ring but not very Smokey. The rib meat was moist and pulled clean off the bone. While there I bought a package of jalapeño meat sticks and a Czech beer from 1842, Pilsner Uequell imported it says. For a liquor store doing Bbq I'm giving them 4 stars because the ribs were good and they use meaty racks and at $16.95 for a full rack it's a good value. I would definitely get these take and bake Bbq ribs again and try other Bbq items from here.