Meijer

I love coming here, on top of all the saving from mperks and coupons, this place is just convenient. they are always stocked, and saving on clothing is perfect with 3 girls, since they want to change looks so often. I don’t like the fast food service, the food is always dry and looks stale. Bathroom are always clean. Pharmacy staff is also great. They actualy work with you and are very helpful.

Ocean perch from fish counter purchased took out of package when i got home to remove bones and it had a amonia smell and fishy smell took back right away so they would pull from counter asked for a manager she said she could not smell or get near she told the service desk person just refund my money and he put on shelf waited on next person i was afraid they would poison someone!!! i was the only person who cared.

While visiting family in Canton, I stopped here to pick up some pencils. I couldn’t find them, but a very kind employee helped me find them! (and didn’t judge me for the fact they were right in front of my face either. always a plus for understanding!) I think her name was Amber? something that started with an A. she was very sweet! (And even better the pencils were cheaper than I was expecting them to be. cha-​ching!)

Store is rarely stocked well – frequently, there are huge gaps on the shelves where more-​popular items should be. Very frustrating. At least the prices are good, provided you can find the items you want to buy.
There was also the recent issue of the men’s bathroom being in an entirely unusable state due to a lack of attention, but I’ll give the benefit of the doubt and hope that isn’t a recurring issue.

The Fried Chicken at Meijers Deli was by far the worst Chicken I have ever eaten!
They need to definitely get out of that business and quick! I like Meijers for many things but was extremely disappointed in the Chicken!

It’s a Meijer (or Meijer’s if you grew up south of Van Born Rd.). I typically only go here if I need cold cuts, liquor, a can of spray paint, and a hamster, but when that time comes nigh this is the place I go.

I love it here, they seem to have everything I’m looking for. People are so kind and helpfull. Greeters are nice and seem to care and remember you. Clean, and organized.

This is a good Meijer but it seems like sometimes selection is limited in some areas compared to other Meijers (like clothing and some household items). It seems a little bit less organized than other Meijers too (like the bakery area) and certain areas are messy (again like the bakery area). I’ve seen other Meijers which are much cleaner so that’s disappointing. Meijers has great prices though and this one is no exception. There is enough aisle space and the produce section is good and always a good source for sale items I don’t think every Meijers can look new so I can’t take off stars for that but it can at least be a bit cleaner and more organized.

It’s a Meijer. It is therefore awesome.
Shelves are stocked. Aisles are clean. Checkout lines move quickly enough when busy. Produce looks fresh-​ish.

Given I have been here a couple of additional times, I’ll bump up my review to three stars. Since my original review, the store shelves seem to be stocked better and it is cleaner. It’s still not as nice as the one on Jackson Road, but its nice to have this as an option.

A Meijer is a Meijer, no? I used to go here a lot when I used to work in Canton, but as I was out on this side of town, I stopped by to pick up few things… I haven’t found a meijer that has the same layout as others… so going to a new meijer is challenging for me… but you’ll find what you are looking for!

Well organized and somehow just a better Meijer than Belleville.
Love the new Michigan products areas and the Meijer Gold products. As with all Meijers, I love their store brand cold meats sliced to order, they are quality and bargain priced regularly, sometimes they are a downright steal. Compare to Boar’s Head and you may save on sandwiches.
The produce here is well organized and also of very good variety. I like all the different lettuces they carry now and the odder collection of fruits and veggies. I can also generally find all the fresh herbs I like to cook with as well as whole ginger roots. The international foods section is better than it used to be, still not 100% of what you can find specialty but you can find much more than in years past. This Meijer in particular, I find, tends to stock better products for the Indian and Asian populations in Canton, which this girl also appreciates :).
I find the bakery products, especially breads, fresher here. I can easily hunt down my elusive yogurt flavors and fresh bags of nuts for a comparitive song. They have a better selection of cheeses lately and occasionally I can score a real surprise cheaply.
I am not a huge fan of the clothes or anything but I have gotten various gadgets and books I need. My lone pet peeve with this place is the new Meijer layout that requires you to cross an entire store to get things like toothpaste. Sigh.
It’s not gourmet but it is convenient and runs very economically. Again, it beats Belleville but let’s face it, that’s not a huge challenge.

I miss Meijer so much now that I don’t live near one and I’m forced to go to Wal Mart.
Meijer has everything it seems for a fair price and decent quality. I don’t like buying food from Wal-​Mart, but Meijer I actually trust. They may have gotten rid of it, but buying snacks in bulk bags was AMAZING and saved me so much money. The bakery also made a mean turnover and the chain started selling Bill Knapp’s cake as well.

Still awesome.*
I will say that it looks SO much different than the Meijer’s I remember growing up in the 80’s. It’s much improved in its reconfiguration and offering of products. The cashiers are pleasant and will actually have a conversation with you (something I forget about the Midwest, and actually miss not living here). Their produce section alone has fruits and veg that I’ve never heard of all at reasonable prices.
*(Is it sad that I get excited about going to Meijer’s? Come on, cut me some slack… I don’t have this in Brooklyn.)

Don’t buy ANY electronics at Meijer’s. I bought a Uniden cordless telephone. After 4 mos, the sound quality became unintelligible. I could hear myself loudly garbled in the earpiece and when others spoke they were garbled. When I bought the phone they sold me a «one year warrantee» at the register for $ 4.99. I assumed that would cover any problems with the phone for at least a year. NOT SO. When I bought it back to the store, the woman at the returns desk gave me a small brochure and said I had to call the number inside. I sat on a bench inside the store and called. I hung on the phone for 5 minutes after the recording said someone would be right with me. When I explained the issue to a nice employee on his break sitting next to me he brought over the woman who ‘runs the store’. She said that the people I had to call was a ‘separate company’ even though the word «MEIJERS» was in the 800 number I was calling. When I finally was able to get someone on the line after waiting for 10 minutes, they told me that my ONLY alternative was to send them the receipt ALONG WITH TEN DOLLARS (!!) and they would send me another Uniden phone. I told them where to go. The only reason that I would shop in Meijer’s after that is to get Kraft salmon flavorerd cream cheese… they are the only ones to sell it locally. DON’T BUY ANYTHING ELECTRONIC IN THIS STORE!

Five stars for having the elusive female gnome. She stands 13″ high, is made of resin, and retails for $ 19.99!

I secretly revel whenever my monthly spa appointments at New Face New Body shuttle me out to Canton. Meijer sits right across Ford Road from the spa, and I stop in afterwards to fill my tank and my cupboards. Canton gas prices are atrocious, so save yourself a few pennies at the pump before braving the wilds of I-​275 on a weekend.
Here’s a Meijer where I can usually find what I want in the place the product should be, rather than a stream of empty shelves and misplaced goods. Having stocked products and good prices are plusses in my book.
This Meijer could be several years old, but regular renovations or gentle handling on the part of the neighbours leave it a youthful store in fine repair. Well lit and well organized, this one bookends my experience against the horrors of Southfield Meijer on Telegraph, which I wouldn’t send anyone but my worst enemies and foreign dictators into. The quintessential Michigan megastore with the «Everything under one roof» mentality is alive and well here. Ducking in for a few snacks is faster with the advent of self check-​out (just avoid round yoghurt containers), though you can still do your daily walking workout with two or three circuits around the outer perimeter.
This Meijer ticks off all the essentials I need in a grocery store: good prices, expansive dairy and frozen section, fresh (ish) produce (let’s face it, you’re not going to get Whole Foods or Eastern Market freshness in March at any Meijer), and good drugstore section. Sale items are clearly marked and usually present, rather than being gaping tunnels in a seven foot tall wall of stock. I rarely venture into the clothing or hardware sections but they seem to be equally well set out, and I’ve run across many household items I need but forget to buy or find elsewhere. Sink strainer? Check. No fat milk? Check. Vacuum cleaner bags? Check. 10 yogurts and two pints of strawberries? No trouble here.
I find the staff are more present and quicker here, though there are still sluggish moments. Is it just me or are there more cash registers open at all times as well? Maybe I’m laid back from the loving care of the gracious ladies at New Face New Body, or prepared to deal with the onslaught of weekend Ikea traffic, but I don’t seem to leave this supermarket as frazzled as other Meijers can often make me. I understand why they do such good business, and good on ‘em.

One of the most convenient super stores within the area and a great competitor to Walmart; sometimes even offering cheaper prices for the same products.
I’ve seen other Meijer’s have a Subway or other quick food options inside, sadly this one is lacking in that regard but you can’t deny that it’s a great store and well-​managed.

Meijer is our «one in all» shopping spot! They have everything in Meijer’s and they were here FIRST!~ You can post a letter to the post office and get some frozen foods while you browse over the new make up and even clothing that they carry.
Ok… it may not be the very best quality in clothing, but the food they sell is always fresh and mostly wonderful, if you are asking me… you didn’t…but I’m gonna tell you anyways, OK? OK… soooo if you are in a hurry… you don’t want to go to Meijers because it is a HUGE shopping spot and if you have a cart ful of groceries and your 2 ½ yr old says she has to «go potty NOW mommy»!! You really have a long jaunt to the bathrooms! So remember that «mommies» …it happened to me a bit while back!
If you shop on Sunday or Monday, those are the great low volume «people» times to shop, or even in the later evenings! Don’t go on Friday nights because the place is crazy busy and they are always out of everything on Friday nights!
I have a place in my heart for this Meijers store as when I was a young teenager we moved to Canton in 1975. It was the ONLY store around for miles except for a little «party store» here or there. I could ride my bike up there and get anything I wanted, it was great and cost efficient as always!

Literally everything you could ever want to buy under one roof. Open 24 hours, too!