MeijerReviews of meijer.com

Poor management👎👎

Company manager had a disabled worker arrested for eating thrown out food that would have ended up in trash. I will never shop at any of their or their member company stores again. What a despicable behavior!

Seen the video of the poor kid, fair enough he took food but to get police involved. Stop and ask if he’s ok first take it out of his pay or sack him if you have to. Disgusting

A disgrace of a company. The behaviour of the management and staff is always top down so you know the people in charge must be horrible people.

Horrible rude staff but the manager was worse!. We visited about a month ago and the manager was shouting at another employee in front of everyone. Dirty and sticky counter and to top it off he (the manager) spat on the floor after his tirade at the employee. Utterly shocked and disgusted. Formal complaint went nowhere. Also left a review on Google because I want answered by Meijer.

Seven Hills Meijer, what do you have to say about your 16 year old disabled employee eating your discarded food and you having him arrested ?? Your multi billion dollars company should have help him afford food instead of having him arrested for eating out of your trash !! Explain it to JESUS and we will pray for your souls !! 😢😢🤬🤬🤬

Meijer has had a diapers and wipes in-store coupon promotion where a purchase of $70 or more in diapers and/or wipes would earn a $20 coupon 'good on next in-store purchase.' I purchased 3 jumbo boxes of diapers and a package of wipes that easily 'earned' the $20 coupon off next order. I split the very large purchase we were making that also included groceries, toys, and clothing, including some clearance items. I asked the cashier if the coupon could be used on the second half of our order. She said 'sure' and added that a customer had done the same earlier in the day. So far, so good. The register spit out the coupon and I used it toward the rest of the order, totalling over $50. As we were both watching the tally on the register, we noticed something odd. The system didn't take $20 off, but only $12 and change. I mentioned that maybe I had that much in M-Perks built up and asked whether the coupon wouldn't be activated until 24 hours later and asked for my coupon to be returned. She said that the register was showing the the coupon had already been applied! An associate was sent to customer service to find out why only $12 and parts was taken off and not the $20. The answer was that it had something to do with buying clearance items and the coupon not being good on clearance items. Yet not every item on that half of the order was 'clearance.' That part of the order, though, did include some baby items that were buy one, get one 40% off. The tags on the merchandise shelves have very small print, and it didn't look like those small tags included any text disclaimer on limitations for the coupon use. The cashier got some assistance from another associate to remove the $12 and cents discount and to reverse the coupon, but the system wouldn't budge. It still behaved as if the coupon had been applied. The cashier took the coupon and got a customer service associate to mark it with the promise that the coupon will be honored next time we shop there. I want to trust that, but should I? Meijer's register-level accounting and coupon policy seems pretty sketchy to me. Nobody had been able to explain why only $12 and change was discounted! I sincerely hope that it wasn't some M-Perks mix-up so that now there could be fewer M-Perks. And, if coupons are not supposed to work on orders with clearance items, then why didn't the system just reject the coupon in the first place? There is definitely something weird about how the registers have been programmed to accept the coupon generated by the diaper sale promotion.

Will never set in foot in this store I am disgusted by this business I hope karma is real and does its damage on this business