MeijerReviews of meijer.com

I go to Meijers in Austintown after hearing great things about Meijers especially their fruits and veggies. It’s hard to find good fruits and veggies in the surrounding grocery store in Youngstown so I go to Austintown Meijers I bought two big bags of carrots, large bag of oranges and broccoli got other items as well however all three of those bought within less than five days are spoiled. what is happening?

Easter Sunday, not like any other day at Meijer, there were no small carts at he grocery entrance, No Red baskets at the grocery side at the Tittabassee store in Saginaw MI. One red basket was available, but was unable to remove it from the stand. So I literally dragged it around. I ran into a manager, wish I got his name, said to him, there are no small carts or red carry carts. He seemed totally unaware to the issue which I'm sure he was as he was strolling around produce aisles looking clueless. I want though the checkout and when I was leaving, there were miraculously approximately 10 red carry totes at the door. No greeter as there usually. Seems to be a policy on weekends and Holidays to "hide" the smaller carts and baskets to prom ote using the large carts to "impel" shoppers to fill the larger carts. Simply Ridiculous!!

Been shopping Meijer for years, not better or worse than other options but.....WATCH EXPIRATION DATES ON EVERYTHING! Especially refrigerated items. Routinely find items that expired weeks or months earlier on the shelves (finally took a package of black olives off the shelf I had looked at for 2-3 months that looked like it contained sludge). Staff regularly blocks aisles as they re-stock and make it difficult to impossible to reach what you are looking for. I was yelled at by staff for entering an aisle they had blocked off to clean up a water spill - they blocked the entire aisle when the spill was in the center taking up about 5 feet of floor space - my selection (at the end of the aisle) was nowhere near the spill. Routinely only open 1 or 2 full service checkouts.

I went to go look for a cake in the freezer isle but the first thing I saw was a cake that had fuzzy mold ALL over it horrible.

Long wait I'm customer service line. One teller

Ik had veel meer van verwacht Ik had veel meer van verwacht, ze hadden op TikTok gezegd dat het €19,99 kost bij het aankoop van hun pakket moest ik €32 betalen 😣

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.

Meier App is terrible. Just signed up. To get perks it won't let me sign in . Tried sending verification e mail 6 times that was never recieved. Their chat with us isn't a real chat. Called customer service. No help. I even tried on web site , nothing. Just terrible.