Meijer

Claire M

Deli workers have blinders on - and must not be able to speak. One customer getting order filled by two employees. I was the only other customer. The two employees would not acknowledge me - I now make sure I stand in their view. After 15 minutes of waiting I finally saw the customer had a long list (please call ahead next time)! Still - you would think one of the employees could have spoken to me. Typical service for this area of the store - why do I keep trying? Unfortunate manager had gone home

leena Naygaard

I had to stop by this here to get a new shirt for my daughter, and needless to say this is a nut house. you can hear employees arguing in the back, and get yelled at by employees. I couldn't find my daughters size, so I asked an employee named julie if she could help, but she was too busy bickering with one of her other co-workers. Moving on to the customer service lady that kept yelling out her questions to me. Whatever you do, avoid this place at all costs! I wish I could even give them a 0 star...

Teresa Koenig

Copy of email I sent to Meijer I'm in writing to inform you that today's visit was the worst visit I've had in 50 years of being Meijer patron.   I average $1500 a month it's a month at Meijer typically the Bath Township Meijer location.  This has been my primary location since you opened, including OPENING DAY when all the suits were still there.  I am a loyal customer and you can feel free to look up my Mperks: 517xxxxxxx. Today's visit was going well right up until it was time to check out. You only had 3 lanes open and I had the unfortunate experience of choosing Sebastian's lane. While he started to check out the woman in front of me, he made sure to keep the belt OFF so that he had to REACH for items. Now, I completely understand the need for turning off the belt, every time you puck something up, other things move forward and sometimes bump into the cashier. I get it, the part that made me feel like he was trying to "flexing his power" at me making sure I couldn't put items on the belt, at all. As he finished the woman in front of me and he was waiting on the computer he made sure to put away the bar that separates the order all the way back. By that I mean he pushed it back so far that he had to bend over from the waist to push it back then deal with the other customer PRIOR to turning on the belt, allowing me to place the remaining items of my $300+ order onto be belt. He wanted to make sure he did as little as possible whole timr he was there and relished in making it a miserable process. Enclosed are photos of my bags showing how he placed my hamburger buns at the bottom of the bag and stacked other things on them. Another shows the bread jammed upright in the same bag with cans and condiment bottles so as to smash the loaf. Another bag shows 8 POUND of sugar and potatoes, in 1 bag that blew out. Yet another shows a bag with 2 jumbo jars of spaghetti with 2 more GLASS jars of Alfredo which completely blew on, thank goodness it was only in the cart, not all over the ground. The last one shows how he packaged my eggs, on the bottom of the bag. I was so angry I was shaking when I left, when in hindsight I should have left the entire order there for someone else to put away.  Just because he is miserable does not give him the right to try and make the rest of the world miserable. This young man needs to be taken off check out lanes and places somewhere he has little to no public interaction. Bare minimum he should only be allowed to be the 1 cashier for the self scans so he has minimal Customer interaction. I sincerely look forward to your reply and I sincerely hope this is the last time I ever see this young man. Ever.

Dianne Wassa

A new to us Meijer. We have never been at this store. It was a good change for us. Its a small Meijer compared to our local one. The store was cleaned. Organized and the staff were friendly. We will go back from time to time now that we know where it's at (: