I've never had a positive customer experience from this Meijer locations. The employees are not…read morefriendly. They have an attitude when asking for help. The prices are usually higher than most grocery stores. The store is not as clean as other locations. If you have to go to Meijer, I would recommend to drive a little more for better customer experience.

Filthiest produce department. Looks worse than a 3rd world country market. The leafy vegetable…read moresection is nearly always full of slimy rotting or dried out produce, that sits there still expecting to be sold. Is horrid. It has been addressed with managers for years. No improvement.

the worst!! i need to speak to someone about an order delivered inside of my home so damage was…read moredone prior to or as an ongoing proble of kroger. call me at 513-505-4990 it is about a large watermelon that has a rotting problem after 2 days in our home, a hole has developed and the water and seeds are all over.. just call/send/deliver a new, good, large watermelon to 520 patterson blve, unit 221 fairfield to avoid a nasty call .. just do it!!

PHARMACY - the general store is good The 1 star is for the…read morepharmacy. I have new insurance and was having a hard time finding a list of pharmacies covered. So I specifically asked if they took my insurance and was told yes by the pharmacy tech. Multiple prescriptions later, I was missing a medication. Their phone number only goes through an automated system so you cannot speak with anyone. I drive up there, with double pneumonia, feeling awful, to be told that the prescription I was missing would have been $400 because they are not contracted with my insurance!!!! I asked her why no one told me about the prescription and that I was told they accepted my insurance. She simply said, "I don't know." So now my care is delayed because no one mentioned I actually have another prescription, but it's not covered under the DISCOUNT card they use and it would be $400. That would have prompted a conversation. That could have been taken care of yesterday or sooner! My husband tried to pick up his prescription that he takes daily, and they didn't want to fill it because it's a high quantity and they wouldn't have any more for other patients. What??? This is the worse pharmacy. They are happy to take your money. At least they used a discount card.

Checkout line was taking some time, however, David stepped in and got the line going quickly. Even…read morethough he was in the register by himself he still bagged my groceries quickly and properly. He even made sure I was taking advantage of all my online coupons. Thank you, David!

I'm so sad this is my closest Kroger. It's always so disappointing. They're always out of stock of…read moreat least 1 item on my list. The fresh produce and meat sections is never fully stocked. The online app of the items in stock is always incorrect. They're even out of carts and shopping baskets most time. Such a run down Kroger.

Wow! What a find. I'm a bit up north from my usual area & wanted a good deli sandwich. Found…read morethis place nestled a few feet off Winton Road anchoring a small strip mall. Ordered a roast beef w/ swiss on a roll, Could not believe they only charge $6. It was fantastic and so if this was awesome then i am sure everything else os equally as good.

The meat here is, hands down, the best. We get our holiday meats here, turkey, roast etc. Also…read moreevery day lunch meat, chicken breast etc. (You've never had better chicken than grilling their breasts!) They are friendly and helpful. Support local!

I agree with Matt R--Walmart is Walmart. You will have the typical Walmart experience no matter…read morewhat the location. But the Walmart 1-star experience for me is often due to its customers, not the employees. Walmart is not my go-to when it comes to shopping but I stopped at Walmart today to pick up colored pencils and drawing paper. Do Walmart shoppers know that "shopping cart corrals" are for returning shopping carts? Walmart shoppers are some of the worst for cart abandonment--leaving carts anywhere and everywhere in the lot. Although these shoppers have just walked through a 180,000 square foot store, they will not walk another few feet and put the cart they "borrowed" where it belongs. Instead, they will abandon the cart and leave it with no consideration to others that it may roll into another car or obstruct open parking spaces. No excuses--if it's raining, you will not melt, so return your cart. If you have kids, park closer to a corral. And if parked in the handicap space and have borrowed one of the store's motorized shopping carts, you did have the ability to walk up to the store entrance to borrow it--now ride it back to the store entrance and put it back where you found it. Again, no excuses. Cart abandoners--your mother does not live at the Walmart! Did she not teach you to pick you after yourself? Walmart shoppers also don't seem to know the use of the garbage cans. I walked by a parking space today with dirty diapers discarded on the pavement. Two spaces up--it was discarded with fast food bags and big gulp cups. I stopped and asked the employee collecting carts when leaving, what was the percentage of carts collected from the cart corral compared to the abandoned carts. Percentage of abandoned is close to 75%! Walmart could help with the issue by having more shopping cart corrals--knowing that their customers will not walk more than 3 to 4 cars to return a cart. And yes, cart abandoners, that means there will be fewer parking spaces near the entrance, and you will need to walk a few extra feet. But since according to Forbes magazine, as Americans we live in the #1 most obese country for high-income countries, the few extra steps may have a positive impact. Other option is that Walmart adopt the Aldi way--a quarter will unlock a cart. When you return the cart, you get your quarter back.

I placed an order for delivery of groceries as I am partially handicapped. I waited at the time it…read morewas supposed to be delivered. Nobody came. I'm standing in my kitchen where my ring camera is on the front door. They said they tried to deliver couldn't and took it back to the store and canceled my order. Nobody came to my door. I won't be ordering from them again. At least Kroger delivers when they're supposed to.

People on here have nothing to do but complain about Walmart. With a 100% health score and the…read morestore is clean and well organized it as much as you can ask for. The help is terrible. They have a few that go out of their way to make their customers lives miserable by not doing their job as good as they could. They're just riding the gravy train. I will give them four stars because retail help is nothing like it used to be too many entitled people doing something they don't wanna do.

This new remodeling absolutely sucks..... stuff is just thrown anywhere....Like please just close…read morethe store until it's done

Visit any store but this one. I have never been to a grocery store so short-staffed in my life…read more There is never anyone to check you out so you get stuck in a self-checkout line that starts in the meat department(back of store) and when the machine has an issue with you there will be absolutely no one to clear the error code or check your ID. HIRE SOME PEOPLE! I don't see how they manage to stay open with all these people just able to walk out after there's no one running the front end.

As far as Krogers go, this location is pretty great!…read more Service is usually really good! Only complaint is it sometimes takes a bit to get someone at the chicken service area. Food is always well taken care of and I've never had issues with it. On a scale from 1-10, definitely a 9.5/10! Not perfect but definitely the best!

Great store but this location is closing and has "relocated " to Tri County area. Date for…read moreclosing October 18-19. New store is fully stocked and ready to open October 19 or 20.

ALDI is a no-frills grocery store. Most of what they sell are their private brands, usually…read moremarketed as a close knock-off of the similar name brand. Also, the selection is limited to the most popular varieties and sizes. But generally, the taste and quality is similar to the name brand, but at usually half the price, or even better! Compared to most supermarkets, ALDI is tiny, and only has about 4 aisles, but they carry most everything the average shopper would need. In addition to all the staple items they sell everyday, they also carry special seasonal food items, as well as name-brand items on occasion. And they're not just grocery items, but there are also dry goods that come and go, based upon the season, from clothing, to electronics, toys, household goods, and at a deep discount. There are some pitfalls to ALDI that keep their prices low: their hours are limited (open til 8, and earlier on weekends), carts operate on quarters (which you get back on return), and they charge for bags (you're encouraged to reuse/bring your own). They do not accept checks or credit cards (but debit/ATM is accepted, as well as food stamps/EBT). There is a Kroger caddy-corner to this ALDI location for any other items you may have missed, that ALDI doesn't carry or are simply really picky about. Another one of the pitfalls is the checkout: usually only one lane is staffed - there is no express/self checkout lane, (though they can open a second if demand warrants), and your items are pushed down the line directly into the cart, which involves a little work on your end. But the checkout process runs quickly, because ALDI's products are barcoded in multiple places. Bottom line: if you're looking for the basics, and you like good quality, and not too picky - and, of course, you want it cheap - then ALDI should be a part of your shopping trip!