Meijer

The Baldwin Meijer location is usually clean and the employees are very nice, but they are never stocked adequately. I often have to drive out to the Grandville meijer just so I know that I will be able to get everything on my shopping list. It isn’t uncommon for the Baldwin Street Meijer to have entire shelves almost entirely empty.

Tonight (04÷25÷16) I was standing 3^rd in line at the deli counter. There were two workers behind the counter — one man and one woman. The man was helping the first woman, and the other worker was putting away salads. After 12 minutes (yes I timed it) it was finally my turn in line, when the man looked immediately past me and went to another section of the counter to help someone else. He never made eye contact with me during the entire time I was standing there. The other people that he went to help were not there before me because I made a point to go to the end of my line when I got there. Super rude, super annoyed. I had my 1 year old with me, who was growing impatient, so I just went to the cheese section of the store and got what I needed. When I came back, both of the workers were helping two separate people. I don’t understand the logic here — I’ll be writing the manager as well.

This Meijer location is one of the older ones. Although it was recently remodeled in the last few years, age still shows in areas.
The store is smaller in comparison to some of the other meijers. But that doesn’t bother me, they have lots of items to chose from.
The employees are always friendly (especially the greeters!), the items are a good price and it offers plenty of variety.

I am writing this review in regards to a conversation I had with a senior citizen who is very annoyed with meijers mperks. This person feels they are being discrimated against and they have contacted the store and also contacted the corporate offices. Even doing this no one at meijer has stepped up to prove this man wrong. They haven’t shown any compassion or empathy to even return his call. Shame on you meijer. This man just wants the same rights to get the same specials as everyone else. But because he doesn’t have the Internet and he doesn’t have an email now that he is retired they are discriminating against him. Is this fair? How many other senior citizens or others is this happening too. These are the people who probably need the discounts the most.

This Meijer location had been here forever. They had been remodel for couple years, but inside still the same as before. One thinks I like about Meijer that they are one stop shopping,
They got almost everything here so that family could stop by for grocery shopping, and still go shop for other stuff family need from clothes thru garden section.

This Meijer location is one of the older ones. Although it was recently remodeled in the last few years, age still shows. A badly designed parking lot is cramped and frustrating to navigate. The store itself is smaller in comparison to some of the other stores. Some of its departments are particularly small, such as their office/​school supplies which literally take up only one row of products.
Although the standards of Meijer still shine through, a focus on product presentation and an expansion of selection would do this store good.