Stopped in to pick up asparagus at the advertised price $1.49lb. Was told they weren't sure how…read moreoften the marque is updated. The actual price is $3.99 and I should bring up the price difference to Corporate. Really!? On a Sunday!?

I purchase some items from the Highland store, but tried to return them to the Merrillville…read morelocation on 02/16/25 The manager ( an African American lady) was was very rude when I asked why my items couldn't be returned to this location. She seemed bothered. She did not look at me while speaking and provided short answers. Horrible customer service skills . This lady should not be working in retail. And DEFINATLEY shouldn't be in management. I will not be returning to the Merrillville location!!! Maybe she would do better unloading merchandise/food from the dock and not interacting with customers.

This is a really great grocery store in Merriville. It's Asian and they have a lot of Indian food…read moreand they make a lot of hot fresh Indian food there too. The people there are always nice and it has a great selection. You can't find a normal places. I try to get there at least once a week and try something new every time

Terrible rude workers. They are always on their phones and there is no one to help with checkout…read more. have to wait for someone to come. Honestly I hope management sees this and replace their workers. It's not just once it's many times.Terrible customer service.

I was very sad to see the poor reviews of this store - I have been a shopper at this store through…read moreall of its manyname changes, management changes, etc. it's a fine store! The clerks are very kind and helpful - all of the employees are great people. Their prices are sometimes a bit on the high side but I would rather shop where I'm treated like a person and not a slow old lady who is in the way. I do still miss the Stracks at 73rd & Taft.

This place is terrible with a capital T and that is being kind! The staff does nothing to help you…read morefind anything. The last time I went there I had to ask THREE people for assistance and didn't find it until a manager showed up. Also the customers who shop here are stupid, obnoxious and nasty. Many of these idiots monopolize the aisles yacking to their "buddies" they haven't seen in awhile like they own the whole damn store! And I went to the deli for 2 pounds of potato salad and they had little to nothing. This place is a joke.

There was a gentleman in the electronics department that I learned from speaking with, whom is…read morecontracted to Walmart through a company called, OSL. I really appreciated the customer service that he displayed‼ As I was preparing to leave the store, I realized that I needed some more things & literally walked into an employee by the name of Desi (Desiree) W. who exhibited such hospitality & great customer service that I literally stopped my busy day to find a manager to speak on it! Thx also to Erica N. -exceptional‼ And last but, certainly not least @ self check out‼ Thank God you have an associate there to assist your customers. Cheri S. went above & beyond the call of duty, I even learned some significant things at self check out that will serve me well in the future that Cheri S was kind & patient enough to show me how to do‼ Thanks Walmart for employing such extraordinary professionals who seem to work from their hearts‼

I don't usually have a good interaction here, but Chris on the front end is the sweetest! She was…read moreso helpful and just all around amazing! Hopefully you can hire more just like her!

they always have the rudest cashiers no one smiles…read more No one says hello I don't know why everyone is so crabby here.

Oh boy, do I love visiting Strack and Van Til when I'm cruising back to my hometown! Sign me up for…read moregoodness, because nothing beats grocery shopping while waiting for my seafood to be cooked. Talk about multi-tasking! I mean, who needs a personal chef when you have fried catfish sizzling away right before your eyes? After I've made my seafood sacrifices to the food gods, I waddle over to the prepared foods section, where those buttery mashed potatoes and green beans await. I swear, those mashed potatoes came from someones grandma versus the store kitchen. Oh, and the prices? They're so good I almost feel guilty! It's like finding money in my winter coat pockets (compared to Indy). I leave feeling like I've hit the grocery jackpot! I can't help but visit them over and over when I'm on the road. It's practically a ritual at this point! And don't even get me started on the stuff I couldn't find in Indy (Marsh closed). There isn't anything fancy about this place. It's old, but kept clean. Counting down the days until I can get my next fix.

This was a very nice Jewel store. If you are used to shopping at Jewel's, this one will feel just…read morelike home. Relatively same layout as other Jewel's. Right up front we have to say this was a very clean operation ... a nice thing in the age of Coronavirus. They also provided wipes and sanitizer as you entered. They open very early for those that are watching when and where they go - nice. This store had a nice big parking lot, a roomy store, and carried all the usual things you have come to expect at a Jewel. They also get kudos for having most things stocked and restocked so you don't face a number of empty shelves. We'll come back and shop here again.

The employees are very rude to customers and, have excuses for everything regarding time on helping…read moreany customer out. To get help from the exact employees one needs is extremely difficult. Either there is some excuse about time or people called off. When interacting with the employees they are always talking as if they aren't grateful to have a job. I go to other stores where the employees are welcoming and, are fast on service. Not all customers have the time to burn while spending money with an establishment. I run my own company and would never be rude to a customer ever. I would never make up excuses or, act like I don't know what any part of my work consists of ever. Making customers wait is how you lose business. Being rude and making excuses drives customers away. Acting like you don't know the truth about everything with your job shows that you are lying. An employee lying, being rude or, putting a customer's time last in any business is an extension of that business. It truly reflects poorly with the way Jewel-Osco has been operating quite some time now. Last time I checked the advertisement say "Your neighborhood friendly Jewel-Osco". Far from it! Get it together before I contact the corporate offices about these issues. Also everyone who comes into the store is a customer regardless of why they are there. Even the delivery drivers are customers and are extensions of customers.

Aldi has stepped up so much in recent years. I'm so glad for the new self checkout lanes. There's…read morealways a section for limited time offerings. My favorite things here are ingredients for charcuterie, fresh veggies and canned cat & dog food. My kids love the Choceur milk chocolate bar with almonds - Hershey's who? Their choceur brand is completely top notch! This location gets busy and I wish it was a bit cleaner but overall it's a good location.

I'm a long-term Aldi shopper in Lansing, MI, Ithaca, NY and Chicago Northside. I usually get good…read morecustomer service from the floor staff and cashiers. Today's experience was not good. After standing behind a professional shopper with a huge checkout, when it was my turn, the shipper was still stacking the cart in front of the register, blocking my stepping up. The cashier, Marlene, barked at me to step up. When I said to her there was someone in the way, she frowned as if I had done something wrong. I remarked that she was being very rude and poor customer service. She ignored me. I asked her name and she responded it was in the receipt and turned away I frequently shop there and also at Meijer across the street. My choice of store is based on quality, price and good service. I'm not likely to shop at this store in the future. Merrillville, IN store.