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 stopped in to buy groceries at 8:00am. ONLY self-serve checkouts were opened, all the ones that…read morewere operated by humans were closed. *IF* Kroger wants me to check out my own groceries they MUST invite me to a Christmas party since I am an employee now. I wonder when I will be required to unload trucks and stock selves too. Kroger SHOULD have people run checkouts open at all times for people that dislike self checkout lines. The pharmacy is very slow however the humans working it are really nice and very polite.

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.

Great place to shop for a variety of groceries, fresh fruit and produce, with good prices to boot…read more Some of the items that you wouldn't find at major grocery chains are sold here. Employees are helpful and courteous. It's almost like a combination grocery store and old country store.

Nearly 49 years ago I started my first job as a carry out at Bueches...and they still offer the…read moreservice today. I remember Phil Bueche telling me that good friendly service was important as I was the last employee the customer would interact with. I must have fulfilled this as I have had people recognize me from there as recent as ~ 5 years ago. Over the years I (my family) have commented there is not a cleaner, well stocked or friendlier grocery store than Bueche's. While we live in West Michigan now, when we are in Flushing visiting family, we do all shopping at Bueches...even if we are driving by one of the other chain stores.

After a hot summer walk along the river trail, it was mighty fine to walk into the air-conditioned…read morespace at Bueche's, which seems to be a wonderful local grocery for small-town Flushing. There was a mighty-fine selection of everything we needed for a late afternoon mixed grill, including Koegel's Viennas, always mighty fine for this rarely-around-home Flint expatriate. After purchase, the bagger even wheeled the cart to our SUV, and loaded the groceries, mighty fine service.

Meijer has become less consumer friendly than it was a couple decades ago. They had a policy of…read moregood prices only if you buy 2, 3 or more of an item, which they have eased off of lately. They often charge more for larger quantity items per ounce or pound, expecting that consumers will not look at the price per unit and another trick is to vary the price per unit by using different units of measure, making it more difficult to compute which is the better deal. If they mix liters, quarts, ccs and ounces in a liquid such as soft drinks, it is not customer friendly. I know other do these same techniques as well, but I started shopping Meijer in the early 70s and expected more of them.

My wife and I did our grocery shopping at Meijers on 4/11/25. We sawrao's meat lasagna family…read morefrozen dinner that had a sign on it on sale for $8.49 regular price $12.49 We went up to the register where they charged us $12.49. I went back to frozen foods and took a picture of the sale price. I took it to the service desk and showed her and she told me sorry that has expired five days ago. I think they should take the sale signs off when the items are not on sale anymore

This Meijer's is the nicest one I have ever been too. Where every shelf was fully stocked! It was…read morelike a ghost town. We actually felt like we were in a walking dead show since there was maybe three other customers in the whole store. There were more employees than customers by far! If you're ever near Bad Axe, you should stop by there! The cleanest store I have ever seen!

Really nice Meijer with some of the best produce I've ever seen!…read more Since I've been coming up this way to start at our second home, there was never a Meijer nearby. Now that there is, this one is fantastic for anything you're looking for! In particular, they have a really good produce section. Some of the biggest onions and yellowest bananas that I've ever seen! The aisles with snacks, chips, meat, beverage, dairy, and toiletries are full too (the usual things you run out of while you're up here).

I drive from Grand Blanc to Burch Run once a month for their meat sales cannot be beat and…read morewonderful quality will say thou very hard to get around in a wheelchair

Great deer sausage reasonably priced the guy who makes it is super nice I get it made every year…read morevery happy

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.

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.

Recently, a family member told me about this fantastic Farm Market in Lansing. As many times I have…read morebeen in the Lansing and East Lansing area, I had not heard of Horrocks. Gosh, I didn't know what I was missing. This is a true IYKYK! Once you have visited Horrocks, you will return for life. This is a magnificent, rustic, unique, expansive establishment that offers a cornucopia of items. From floral, to meats, cheeses, wine, speciality items, fruits, snacks, vegetables, hard-to-find items and more. There is so much more! Things that stood out even though I loved everything about this place: -the vast selection of canisters of olive oils -the vast array of different varieties of balsamic vinegars (amazing!) -house made items in every area -house made popcorn with so many flavors, so fresh. -the many, many homemade soups: probably around 20 different kinds and delicious. -a ramen bar, what? -bakery -pizzeria -exotic fruits and vegetables and regulars ones too -the wine bar: sip while you shop. -house-made sausages and cheeses -house-made jams, jellies, local honey -extensive variety of spices, herbs, flour and grains - great service, very helpful. This is a must try and truly a destination. I cannot wait to shop and browse here again!

Go to Horrock's, PLEASE!! Grocery store lovers (surely others exist?), I implore you to visit this…read moreheaven of a store. Picture a massive Costco sized store, but instead of big brand bulk items, it's local delicious specialty food items. You can find interesting things here. I recommend you set aside two hours to explore. I'm serious. They have a bar that also includes non-alcoholic beverages and the shopping carts include a cup holder. Where to start though? Fruits, vegetables, soup bar, cheese galore, huge candy bar with Michigan fudge... Lots of frozen meats and vegetable packs, a chilled dairy room, fresh sausages. Oh, the COFFEE and the OIL section?! Yes, you can taste the different oil flavors. And you can and will find the coffee that suits any taste. I make a 1.5 hour drive to go here every now and then, and it's always worth it. Bring reusable bags to keep your frozen food cold. And don't step in the plant section unless you want to come home with some flowers or a pretty plant, it's too tempting! I'm not saying anymore. Either you go or you miss out on the magic

Ordered a meat bundle from there a few days in advance. They messed up the day I ordered it for…read moreand blamed it on me for their mistake. The meat department was extremely rude and unfriendly. And to top it off after being so unkind for no apparent reason they hung up on me. What kind of grocery store does that to people. Beware of this place because they are just an unfriendly atmosphere to be in

Clean, friendly, spacious and well stocked. Good everyday values and terrific specials. Excellent…read moreselection of meats. A pleasure to shop.

Order delivery service is terrible, and unreliable, better to pick up at store…read more Amazon doesn't have a problem delivering to me. Walmart consistently delivered to wrong address even though I have provided detailed information. They still deliver to wrong address, And don't seem to know East or West building even though it's clearly marked on door sign? My neighbor's are constantly bringing me my packages from Walmart delivery service that leaves packages in front of the mailboxes on floor , expecting me to know. Something is wrong with delivery service from this store. Please fix it or I will have to cancel my subscription. This is ridiculous, can't read detail instructions or just to lazy to deliver to consumer door.

order and delivery is horrible and when i informed the store plus online and the 1 800 number that…read morei was change but didnt restive all my meats i order was told it would take up to ten days to get a refund for stuff i didnt get. now after 4 days i get a email say they arent going to give me one and to get ahold of my bank or whatever to dispute the charge, but it was on my ebt card and i see no way of doing this. so walmart basically has jibed out of about a 100.00. which is portably nothing to a big company like walmart but to the working-class poor like me its a whole of money to lose