There was a 4 car wait for the pharmacy drive through this sunday afternoon. We were the 4th car…read morewaiting for about 20 minutes. All 3 cars in front of us were helped and when we finally pulled up, they slammed the window in our face and played an automated message that they were closed for lunch now from 1:30 to 2. It was 1:29 and they knew we had been waiting for 30+ minutes, with no cars behind us anymore. A total lack of respect and care for their customers, incredibly immature, especially when dealing with prescription medicine that people depend on to live. I have nothing but bad things to say about this pharmacy.

Zero parking with misleading signage resulting in $30 parking ticket. DONT put a sign up saying…read morepublic parking if you're going to ticket your customers. Won't be back to Lansing ever!

Always Rude customer service. The cashiers are extremely unfriendly. Watch out for an employee…read morenamed Meagan. very rude and will not help if asked.

Went to get a pizza today and the worker who was calling out pizza orders was being extremely rude…read more I asked if they had cup holders so I could carry the drinks I had, and he rudely told us he didn't. Also asked if we could get red pepper flakes, and again was given a very nasty answer to where they were. Very dissatisfied with his tone and attitude.

As part of renovations for the entire Meijer property - which opened while LBJ was still president…read more(1967), Meijer simply up and built a new station on a different spot on their property. The Meijer fuel station was previously right next to the 5/3 bank branch. Newer pumps were put in, and the new station is at a much more prominent spot on the property with easy access. When the new station opened on September 8th, 2014, I was the first E85 customer. Because the previous store carried kerosene but not E85 - and the new store carries E85 but not kerosene - a glitch was handed down from corporate in pricing. The first price posted for E85 was $3.56, while 87 regular was priced at $3.56 as well. I wasn't happy about this. The dad and I spoke up about it, and the district manager insisted on making it right. He had one of the employees call the West Saginaw Highway store to get their E85 price so that he could match it. The district manager then insisted my dad and I each take a coffee and a pastry. I've had good customer service inside, so it's hard for me to give it a lower star rating. The reason I would be inclined to do so is because there is only one E85 pump - two sides. Both sides are often taken by drivers getting gasoline. So while anyone can just stroll in and fill with gasoline, I have to sit there and wait. Plus, the E85 price is one of the higher in the area, so I typically face the problem of waiting for inconsiderate drivers elsewhere. That said, the inside is about what you'd expect from a Meijer fuel station. Restrooms are clean, and supplies ranging from automotive needs to soda and candy are inside.

Massively unhelpful staff with the exception of the meat counter. We stood directly next to staff…read morein Cheese, Paper, and Beauty while looking for items and none of them offered to help us. It's a lot of young people with little product knowledge and even fewer social skills. They can't adequately deliver basic service, even when the store is nearly empty. Thanks, Bozos!

It's not going to please everyone, of course, but when we are down to needing some fresh organic…read moreveg and healthy choices with regard to frozen and fresh fish, this is the spot. Through Amazon, the delivery service is always reliable and spot on. Some good specials keep me coming back. It's better than many Whole Foods I've visited because people are friendly and it's not a snobby atmosphere at all.

Amazing donuts!! Worth stopping for passing travelers. Soft and yummy. My favorite is a baverion…read morecream filled but none will disappoint

The worst grocery store I've ever seen. The place is filthy and should be reported to the health…read moredepartment. If you look in any corner, you'll see piles of dirt, dust and dead insects that have been there for ages. If the customer-facing areas look like this, God only knows how unsanitary the back rooms are. The employees exude an attitude of disgruntlement, laziness and complete lack of interest in their job...probably the outcome of being exploited for cheap labor by Tom the Scrooge. Anything resembling customer service is nonexistent here. Be prepared to wait a in the single staffed checkout line, while three other employees watch you wait and never even make a move to open another checkout line. And the prices...I've never seen such outrageously high grocery prices anywhere. This is obviously the result of the small town single grocery store monopoly that Tom has jealously guarded in Portland for decades. If a Meijer or Walmart opened in this town, they would crush Tom like the cockroach he is...and that live in his store.

LAUNDROMAT OPEN ALL NIGHT! NO LAST LOAD BY 10 P.M. RULE!! THATS OLD. 02/19/25 called to verify and…read morethe male employee who answered the phone was very professional and friendly, not to mention, informative. Thank God bc i need to do laundry NOW not tomorrow!

This is a trifecta QD: QD dairy and baked goods, laundry, and gas! It's also in on a convenient…read morecorner with quite a bit of parking. This location carries all the usual suspects for a solid QD: all of their branded dairy products, including a huge selection of to-go ice cream; branded white and wheat bread and buns; good selection of typical convenience items (soda, beer, wine, water, chips, candy, etc.); fresh QD donuts, rolls, cookies, and brownies; and hand dipped ice cream. Adding the gas pumps and laundromat rounds it out and maintains traffic, which keeps everything fresh. The laundry area is pretty large and easy to get in and out of. There are multiple sizes of washers and dryers for convenience, but nothing too fancy. The store also carries laundry products that are slightly better priced than a typical laundromat. The gas pumps are self-service and fairly standard with a competitive price. There aren't a huge number of pumps, only six or eight, since this location is on a corner, it moves pretty quickly with the easy in-an-out set up. The staff at this QD is on the ball. They're watching what's going on (probably for theft) and so they tend to be ready when you land at the counter. They know their products and tend to be quick and friendly. You can end up with a line for hand dipped ice cream because there are several apartment complexes and a neighborhood within walking distance, but if you don't want to be a glutton by taking home a whole half-gallon of ice cream the line is worth the wait. Insofar as ice cream, regular flavors like vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, of course, but also butter pecan, southern butter pecan (with pralines), caramel pecan, Michigan cherry, and a bunch of other combinations. Though not actual ice cream, QD makes a solid orange sherbet. This is good ice cream. It's not at all fancy-pants. It's the kind of ice cream you want for comfort, or after a hot evening soft ball game, maybe a post-soccer celebration with your kids, with your birthday cake and candles. The baked good area of this store is fairly large and tends to have a good, fresh selection throughout the day. For the best and freshest donut selection, try the store at 500 East Saginaw (between Cedar and Larch). If you are used to standard store bought bread, you cannot go wrong with their white or wheat loaves or buns. They are of good quality and price. I go out of my way for the donuts, though, their selection of iced cinnamon rolls is large, but my particular favorites are the sour cream glazed, blueberry, and peanut coated. The donuts are fresh, just the right amount of cake, and delicious. Rounding out QD's own product line isn't too much special, but it's more than enough for standard corner and neighborhood store fare. I was happy to see this location carrying a bit more craft and local beer and hard cider than I am used to. It's a good idea as they are in prime off campus housing for MSU students, and it was a pleasant surprise. (Don't forget that all QD ATMs are by MSU Federal Credit Union, so fee free, if you have an account.) QD is a Lansing institution. If you're in the area, swing by one. Of course, some are bigger and better than others, but all will give you a flavor of Lansing.

Great customer service. Accommodating, good communication. Helpful in ordering medication they did…read morenot have in stock.