I have been going to MeijerS for my entire life since I grew up with Michigan but had never been to…read morethis location as I don't believe it was built the last time I was in the Holland area. Actually, almost everything in the area was new since I was in Holland as a child and it was basically just the outlet mall with a hotel close by. I was very pleasantly pleased to see that they had all the ideas I was in search for while home visiting and that I wouldn't have to go to multiple locations. In FL it is Oscar Myer country and I dislike their bologna as I am a Eckrich girl all the way. You can also not get Stehouwer's Sizzlers in FL as it is a Michigan based company and I previously have looked into having them directly shipped down but with them needing dry ice, it's a fortune. Last but not least is Wyler's Mrs. Grass soup that suddenly all the Publix locations in the Tampa Bay area that I visit have stopped carrying. So annoying but I stock up on everything while I am at home, freezing the bologna and sizzlers and then bringing them back in a cooler on my flight as it's a quick direct flight back. Call me crazy but whatever... if in season, you can add Michigan Sweet Corn into my stash. When I first started doing this all the TSA people went through my bag and would just give me a funny look until I explained and then laugh at me. Oh well, this location was clean and very well stocked, which I greatly appreciated.

Absolutely love this Meijer fresh veggies n meat love there wine selection. There employees very…read morenice and very helpful

This mall is way past it's prime. Unless you're a senior citizen mall walker or wanting to stop at…read moreone of it's 2 anchor stores, one at each end of the mall, there's no reason to ever stop in here. In my 50 years of living I've only seen one other mall with a higher percentage of closed up store fronts and that was a town about half the size of Holland. Maybe when it was opened and actually had most of it's stores occupied it might have been a place to consider going, but those days are long gone. Save your time and go to the Rivertown Crossings mall in Grand Rapids if you're looking for an afternoon at the mall.

Called ahead several days prior to ask and about some tire work and was told it would be quicker…read moreand easier if I arrived earlier in the day as a walk in. Showed up next day to the auto center, was told they don't take walk ins. Left and found decent service elsewhere.

A Walmart delivery driver crashed through my garage door two days ago after hitting the accelerator…read moreinstead of the brake, damaging my car that was parked inside while delivering my order. I have a police report and have reached out to Walmart delivery but have not received a response.The driver took a photo of the damage that now appears in my Walmart account as proof of delivery. I have the driver's information but he could provide no insurance details, and I am completely stuck at home because the garage door will not open and my car is trapped inside, which means I now have to find rides to work until this is resolved. This has turned into a major disruption to my life overnight.

I have a service dog in training, so I called ahead to make sure there would be no pets in the…read morestore (I know many service dogs who have been attacked in stores that don't allow pets). The lady on the phone said only registered emotional support animals (ESA's) with papers were allowed in. Legally they are not. Kohl's, educate your staff. Only task trained service dogs or service dogs in training are allowed in the store. Papers, registration, or certification is not legally recognised by the ADA and does not make a dog a service dog. I'm tired of having to explain things that should be common knowledge to customer support. Please also educate your staff to never "baby talk" to a service dog, as more than 3 employees have done so to my dog.

I find it frustrating to be asked multiple times to open a charge card at the checkout. Once is…read moremore than sufficient. Makes me not want to shop at this store.

Everything is great. I could spend hours in there!! Very clean and d organized.Will stop by…read moreeverytime I'm in Holland.

America's addiction to consumerism and cheap Chinese products is quite sad and wasteful...but it…read moremakes for a fun scavenger hunt digging through bins. Never know what kind of treasures you may find for a buck or two. I've found high end makeup and hair products, skis, snowboards and cases of Prime energy drink.

I drove to this store and when I arrived I saw that the sign had been painted over. Looks like this…read morebusiness is closed

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To long of a line for the Cafe.. looks like one person working…read more And she is over worked