Meijer — Local services in Medina

I'll re-edit my review after this catches the manager's attention because I had 5 stars before and I just want the women to be held accountable: Stephanie in about her 50s-60s was extremely rude and had an awful attitude by the self checkout. She accused me of not scanning an item from a distance when actually it scanned it twice. It's sad the younger girl who helped me apologized for her. I wish I caught her name but I was too frustrated. I worked similar jobs in the past and workers with bad attitudes shouldn't work in customer service especially in the most important areas if you're going to have abuse of power and be ignorant. She didn't even come help me she just assumed and was rude from a distance where she couldn't even see what happened. When I lifted the item to bag is when it scanned it twice. But the way she degraded me and the words she used to put me down instead of helping me with the false accusations and she went to go diddle on her phone is what upset me and she never apologized when I walked past her neither. She wasn't ashamed but rather proud of how she in other words was judging my character and calling me dumb. Sorry lady, but I have over a decade of experience doing similar work and actually going nothing but positive feedback and awards. Please check yourself and your attitude. If not please work behind the scenes and NOT with people.

These people below are 5 star people though: Kristen S. needs a raise! She was the sweetest and most helpful person at the self check out when some produce didn't have a label to scan. The door greeter ( I believe his name is David) is also super friendly and helpful if you have any questions. There was one other girl in produce who was also thr nicest person and hardest worker and I can't remember her name from awhile back. I believe she's in her 40s. All these people need a wage increase; please and thank you.

Everyone here for the most part that works here seems much kinder than numerous other locations I...

I arrived at Meijer like a time traveler from the year 2043, ready to stock up on groceries, only to be greeted by a parking lot as empty as the existential void between the second and third spoonful of cereal. The doors? Closed tighter than the lips of a clam that’s been sworn to secrecy by the ghost of an ancient philosopher.

I stood there, staring through the windows like a confused raccoon staring into a foggy mirror—wondering if I was trapped in a dream where grocery stores simply didn’t exist, like how people think they saw the Loch Ness Monster but can’t quite prove it. The shelves were as barren as a desert where even tumbleweeds are afraid to roll.

I asked a worker when Meijer would open. He looked at me like I had just asked him how to fold a paper crane with a rubber band while balancing on a unicycle. “Soon,” he said, his voice as reassuring as a fortune cookie written in hieroglyphics. Soon? That’s the kind of answer you get when you ask a wizard when the next full moon will turn your car into a pumpkin.

Meijer’s grand opening is like a puzzle box with no pieces, a unicorn that only appears on Tuesdays, or a sandwich that you can smell but never eat. It might open someday—or it might not. But until then, I will wait, a confused traveler on an endless quest for grocery bargains that may or may not exist.

1 star for now, 5 stars when I finally find the grocery store equivalent of Atlantis, or at least a bag of...

This is an uncomfortable shopping experience as compared to Brunswick location.. This Meijer is so focused on theft that they ruin the shopping experience. At checkout, lady comes over and said she needs to scan the large items in bottom of my cart, which is just a bag of cat litter, and a small bona mop box. I tell her the mop is separate purchase. There is also a box of garbage bags and some tea. I scan my stuff and she comes back to scan the mop and, then I print the receipt and the tea and realize garbage bags were not scanned. I have to locate her to confirm because I thought they were already sxanned with the cat litter. All the while, my ice cream is melting. It all felt invasive, unnecessary, and time consuming as born of the "big' items could have simply been removed and scanned. Also took three different purchases. The old guy at the podium is giving me the side eye as I am leaving like I did something wrong. Ridiculous! Get a grip Meijer, and perhaps update your scanning stations if you are so paranoid...