Meijer Superstore

I had a problem with not one, but two carpet cleaners I rented. Yes I received my money back, but did not get anything for the 2 trips I made returning the heavy machines or the solution I bought and wasted. Not the best customer service.

A Friday Night Fish Fry is in order.
I have never thought of Meijer as a grocery store destination. This is a confusing place to shop.
Why? Because it takes forever to get through the check out lanes. People are buying bicycles, huge bags of dog food, car parts, cheap furniture, vitamins and a 10 pound bag of pork chops.
However, the Seafood availability rivals any distributor for «Fresh Fish» in the area.
I’m telling you this because the more seafood purchased by you, expedites the freshest fish selection possible for me!

i like shopping for food but called the store about water softener salt and was passed around and then ignored. No one with sn answer came to the phone.
gave up after 7 minutes.

This review only pertains to the deli section. They are S.L.O.W. They also mess up the order. I have never been to a grocery store deli that manages to be so slow. On every occasion I go.

We have always been loyal Meijer customers, shopping at least 3 to 4 times a week. We live in Geneva 1 block from the store. lately your service has been horrible! Long lines, no lanes open, and always out of things. Seems like you are trying to push people into the self check out, which always has problems. Produce seems to run out of everything. We have choices, Woodmans is a bit further but service is EXCELLENT!!! Also Costco, and Sams members.
Until things are resolved we are taking our business elsewhere.

The selection is good and the prices are okay, but the store needs a serious cleaning. The signs all have at least an inch of dust and the floor is often dirty.

I love coming here with my friend Wanda because she is way too tall and walks so fast she forgets I am too short and I have to run just to keep up with her so it is quite a work out for me! If you ever in need of anything you will find it here at this store for sure. I needed a nasal saline spray because my allergies are acting up so I found it just for the right price.
I love to walk by the plants. The flowing plants are so beautiful. I loved a nice jacket for my chihuahua rocky but I end up not buying it because I need to stop spoiling this dog. He should need use to the temperature with out a coat.
I was just admiring how many things this store has. If any other store is close this one will be open

Meijer pharmacy St. Charles Illinois
I recently changed to Meijer for several meds. They turned out to be more expensive, although they matched prices but took forever. Questions were not handled correctly the dirty blond haired woman was NOT knowledgeable, rude because she didn’t know the answers. When I asked to speak to other pharmacist… She said she did not say what I repeated. Too much drama… not confident in letting them handle my prescriptions. Not very professional!!!

Horrific. As long as you can wait in lines as long as you shop then you’re fine. Who has 2 people work a deli count and only 5 out of 30 checkout lanes open. Never again

This is by far the busiest Meijer I’ve ever shopped at– and I’ve been to several in multiple states. The St. Charles location must have some of the highest sales in the country, because I’ve never seen the place quiet. I enjoy all Meijer stores as they typically have good quality produce, deli, and baked goods. Because this store is busy, they do seem to have to stock during the day– especially sale items as they run out– but most of the stocking is done overnight. I personally love the self checkout– but they always have numerous regular checkout lanes open as well. All employees I’ve encountered are pleasant, and seem to be happy enough (as happy as one can be in retail).
Meijer does offer a credit card (that is also a Mastercard) — one of the perks for this is that there are fairly frequent days where you get a decent discount (5% on grocery, 15% on general merchandise). The card also gives you between 5 – 10 cents off on gas at the Meijer gas station.
Another program you should definitely check out is MPerks– this lets you earn towards personal rewards in categories such as baby, pharmacy, and then select others for the month. There are also numerous coupons and discounts you can get through this program– a great benefit.
Overall, Meijer is my favorite grocery chain– but I think I’ll stick most often to my quiet Elgin location :)

I’m not so sure the self-​serve checkouts are such a great concept. I saw a couple steal
about 350.00 dollars worth of assorted items at the self serve line. They just casually bagged up their stuff, then bolted out the door. The young girls that oversee the check stands were oblivious to the whole thing. I called their attention to it, but they just shrugged it off, to say they would call security. The unfortunate thing of this is, the shoplifters just drive up the prices for everyone.

Ok, when this location first opened it was great because it was open all night and if you needed something it was worth leaving the house at 2 am to get it. But now the place is… gross…I honestly wont buy anything from this store anymore due to the fact that going in there makes me cringe. I have bought cat food can packs only to open the packaging and find that is has maggots spewing from bent/​broken cans (2 separate occasions) I have also seen maggots rolling off the shelves (seriously 2 other separate occasions) I even mentioned this to management and they didn’t care or even apologize for the mess. The staff is rude and not helpful, they would rather stock the shelves listening to their iPods than give you the time of day. I’m pretty sure they need to either drink or shoot up to gather enough courage to go to work everyday. The aisles are cluttered with boxes and the shelves look like they haven’t been faced in months. The only crappy thing about the situation is my bank is in the store and they have Sunday hours — this is the only reason for going in.
The only plus to meijer is the gas station which offer pretty good prices on gas.

Pam S. Mary, Mary, Raj, Daphne, Cynthia, the whole staff. What a great daily shopping experience in such a cheerful store. For everyone I forgot to mention at the service desk, you are amazing, too. All managers and assistants are great!

It’s always pretty busy, but there’s tons of cashiers so there’s never a long wait.

This store is just OK.
The good:
1. The prices are competitive.
2. It is close to home.
3. The produce is usually decent.
The bad:
1. The parking lot is always packed.
2. The layout of the store is kind of wacky, for example if you need food and shampoo you have to walk to the other side of the huge store to get personal items.
3. It seems like they are always stocking shelves at busy times, which makes it really hard to get through the isles.
4. I’m not sure if its just me, but I seem to always have to wait a very long time to check out.
Bottom line is with all the headaches I have to go through, my stress level is usually pretty high by the time I leave this store. I feel like with better management this store could make the customer experience a lot better.

I only purchased one item (morningstar veggie patties) but I love a place of convenience. Reminds me of a Super Walmart but it wasn’t as good for people watching. I found what I needed and was in and out in five minutes.

Open 24-​hour, Meijer is amazing! My BEST grocery place and first choice. Huge and Tidy. Certain food items can be low-​priced when on sale.

Since I moved to Illinois almost 2 years ago I fell in love with Meijer. Meijer is like the Cadillac of Walmarts. I will admit that prior to discovering Meijer I was a total brand snob. I would only buy brand meat, snacks, etc, NOW I buy my produce from a fresh produce stand, my miscellaneous items from Aldi and I go to Meijer for items I cannot get at Aldi such as cage free eggs, fresh filled pasta, deli cheeses, etc.
I love Meijer, but I have to give them 3 stars for a few reasons.
1. Price — I think their prices are high. Since I’ve been shopping at Aldi I’ve learned that Meijer’s sale prices are just last weeks gouged prices minus thirty cents. I don’t think Meijer is trying to save anyone money. I think they are just trying to show that they carry everything you need under one roof and there is no need to make multiple stops. Fine — if I didn’t have the time to shop around I would go to Meijer for everything. But I make time and make sure I spend my hard earned dollars wisely.
2. Furniture — I fell in love with a table at Meijer. I contemplated buying it for months, finally it dropped in price so I knew I had to buy it. I could not find the table in the box in the furniture section. So I called their customer service from my cell phone and told them I was needed assistance. I was told that someone would meet me. No one ever showed up. I had to walk up to customer service and make them have someone follow me. Then a few weeks later the chairs I wanted were on sale… however they only had 2 in the store, I had to order the other 2 online and pick them up. Which is fine, but the 2 I bought at the store were also in the back and I had to fight just to get someone to get them for me.
3. The lines on the weekends. When I go to any retail store on a Saturday or Sunday I always expect to wait in line, I come prepared. But there are so many check out lanes that are empty with no cashier. Please hire or schedule more people for the weekend! It will make people happy when they leave Meijer!
Other than this I will still shop at Meijer. My favorite food item are the Meijer brand garlic and herb pita chips. They are amazing and fairly priced.

Landed in this place on a random day, doing an event with a co-​worker.
The people here are really sweet.
I HEART THEIR soft, chewy M&M COOKIES.
ate my dozen in 2 days.
place was huge and full of samples… it lured me in. The bakery is del-ish…and they have good stuff for the house… I’d rather do all my shopping here… rather than doing one separate grocery stop and then a stop at Walmart or Target for non-​grocery items.
But I’m definitely coming back for the soft, chewy M&M COOKIES.
Amen. I’m done.

The outside of this place looks a little like what Adventureland looked like a couple decades ago (inside joke for you fellow suburban Chicagoans), but inside it’s almost a dead ringer for the other meg-​super-​ultra-​big box store. like Target and Wal-​Mart. What sets this one apart is the quality of the grocery.
Now, I’m not saying this is Fox & Obel or anything, but this is a pretty good meat counter, with good prices. The bakery is big, and the fruit/​vegetable area is very good. All in all, this is like a Jewel on steroids. Watch the newspaper for their specials, too. Sometimes they literally give stuff away to get you in the door.
If you’re a discriminating shopper, like my better half, you can find both quality and bargains here. They even have a fairly decent «International» aisle, with plenty of the stuff you usually don’t find outside a specialty store or Butera…