One of the nicest and brightest looking Meijer I ever been. Must have been recently renovated and…read moreit looks great. Staff by the cashier was very helpful because I don't know where item I wanted was at. Aisle numbering is confusing tho.

Good deals on the products we usually buy weekly. Staff is always helpful and kind. Store was clean…read moreand well organized.

I need to do an update review. Stopped in Wauseon Walmart earlier today and can I say what a…read moredelight. Seriously, every employee we came across greeted us with a hello. The store looked as though it recently had a refresh. The shelves were stocked well. The deli and bakery were actually too inviting since I overspent on too many goodies. The produce reminded me of a Saturday morning trip to Maumee Anderson's (the locals will know what I mean when I say that). Very high praise to the produce department. Kudos. Then on to the pharmacy area with thankfully a place for my hubs to sit and rest for a minute while I continued stocking up on medical and first aid needs. And yes, an employee even asked if I needed help reaching for something. All in all, a tedious store trip turned to a pleasant outing. Thanks Walmart!

As Wal-Marts go, this is a pretty good one. Service is fast. Folks are polite/friendly/helpful.read more

Stopped at Chief's in Wauseon and was pleasantly surprised to see their deli counter stocked full…read moreof goodies. From sliced meats, many cheeses, to freshly made pasta salads and fruit salads, my cart started filling up. I had a couple subs made at the counter since my hubs prefers a different cheese on his. The woman behind the counter could not have been nicer to fulfil my request. I would not have asked if there had been others in line so hubs was lucky this trip. They also had ready to eat items, stuffed cabbage (as my family calls pigs in the blanket), ribs, mac and cheese. Oh, I almost forgot, egg salad, chicken salad, tuna salad. For some reason going in Chief's feels like stopping by to see a family friend or something. Since this covid uncertainty it is always assuring to smell the fresh popped popcorn when entering, then the smell of fruits, baked chicken, bakery items to name but a few. I so believe they have yummy smell scents piped throughout the store. Their meats are above average and I am picky when it comes to meat. From presentation to prices, Chief's is the place to go. They are offering mobile shopping now, however I have not used it since we enjoy going in and shopping. All of their employees are helpful, safely wearing masks and I always see them sanitizing so it is a very safe, clean and proactive store.

Snowing today and there is no customer service. Young girls at the checkout are to busy talking to…read moresee if you need help with your groceries. Like their fruit and meat way better than Walmart. Miss seeing Doug at the checkout. The older clerks are way more understanding of seniors in the community. They don't seem to train their check out young people very well. Last time I was there they put everything I bought in one bag. I know I should have said something but just attempted to get it to my car without the bag breaking.

Super nice little market with a lot of fresh varieties…read more We had sandwiches and sat at the gazebo outside the store. The sandwiches were very good!

What an awesome store in Wauseon! This store is a little bit Dutch and a little bit Amish! Great…read moreselection of fresh spices, baked goods, deli, and sweets! I love when I see more of these small family owned businesses because that is the backbone of America! Definitely worth a stop when in town! Located out by the fairgrounds their is something for everyone! And they have homemade Buckeye balls which my kids and I love and can only get in Ohio! Will definitely be back next time I come back here to visit my family! Go support these people and all the vendors they carry!

The store is a dump, restrooms are a biohazard, customer service is non existent, the absolute…read moreworst experience in a Walmart! I will never return. Meijer is so much bette! What a joke!

Doesn't let you know that they will not be making the delivery as promised leaving you to go…read morehungry. Last 2 orders were canceled until the next day. And you pay extra for such horrible service!

Excellent country market…read more We've been going to Brinkman's for years. They used to be south of town (and the cannery and greenhouse still are.) This market is newer (still, been here for decades, I think.) Plenty of parking. Open reasonable hours (till 7 most days.) Good produce, good butcher, good bakery. Lots of interesting dry goods, much of it local and/or Amish. And, of course, their famous canned meats. Turkey, chicken, pork, beef. Low salt versions. Big cans and little ones. They'll last for years, so stock some in the cupboard, or your tornado box, or your bomb shelter. They'll can your meat, too (deer, etc.) Friendly service. Prices are pretty high, but it's quality stuff, and a lot of it you won't find anywhere else. I saw pickled quail eggs; never seen those before. Huge gummi butterflies that Baby K loves. And Hires root beer- I haven't seen that in a store in 20 years.

Just wanted to let everyone know that the homemade pies are from Gordon's . They come in frozen and…read morebaked there . Not homemade !! The $6.69 ground chuck is a joke . If you want good ground chuck go to frobose in pemberville or ballville meats in Fremont for $3.99 a lb. Worth the drive . As many of us call this place brinkcrooks .

Good afternoon, I…read moream submitting this review because the experience at the Defiance, OH Walmart raises significant concerns about pricing accuracy and compliance with Walmart's published policies. On December 6th, my husband attempted to purchase a LEGO set that was clearly marked on sale throughout the toy department and was still listed at that same sale price on Walmart.com. However, the item rang up at full price. When assistance was requested, the associate who responded -- Robert, identifying himself as the "Up Front Coach" -- stated that although the set had been on sale, the sale "ended earlier that morning," and he refused to honor the price shown both in the store and online. When my husband pointed out that the sale signage remained posted and the Walmart.com price was still active, Robert stated that "Walmart does not honor its online pricing in-store." This directly contradicts Walmart's own corporate price-match policy, which states that stores will match the price of identical items advertised on Walmart.com. Please see the attached screenshots taken on the same day as this interaction. Beyond the inconvenience, this situation raises a more serious concern: If an item is advertised at one price online and on in-store signage, but scanned at a higher price at the register -- and leadership refuses to honor either advertised price -- this creates the appearance of non-compliant pricing practices. Whether intentional or due to lack of training, this is a significant issue that warrants immediate review. Customers should never encounter conflicting pricing information, particularly when a store leader provides inaccurate explanations of policy. The interaction itself was dismissive and unprofessional, but the larger issue is the breakdown in adherence to Walmart's own pricing and policy standards. When an "Up Front Coach" provides incorrect information and refuses to follow posted and advertised pricing, it undermines trust and may expose the store to avoidable pricing compliance concerns. Ongoing issues had led us to cancel our Walmart+ membership previously, and now it appears that we'll be doing our shopping as a whole elsewhere. I also emailed Walmart Corporate for review of the following for the Defiance, Ohio location to look into their: Training and policy knowledge for front-end leadership Compliance with posted and online pricing Removal of outdated or inaccurate signage Correct application of Walmart's price-match policy I requested follow-up communication regarding the steps taken to address this issue when it first occurred, but I wasn't even given the courtesy of an acknowledgement that my email was received. Customers should be able to rely on Walmart to ensure accurate and transparent pricing -- and to have store leadership that understands and upholds corporate policy. Yet, it seems that customer service has been thrown out the window. All I can say is Buyer Beware..... I believe their employee's actions and Walmart's lack of response says it all.

My feelings on this place have changed dramatically over the past year. While I loved getting…read moredelivery from here and all that, it's now somewhere I can't trust and where it is a huge pain in the ass when you need customer service. Every single delivery grocery order I've gotten in the past year has come with multiple expired items - not by a day or two, I'm talking milk and bread that are dated as best buy / eat by TWO FULL MONTHS PRIOR and rotten veg as well. On top of that, anything you get canned is completely bashed to hell which is HIGH RISK of botulism with how just insanely crushed and dented these things are. Otherwise they tend to just have nothing in stock and the employees seem incapable of choosing basic things to replace your items with if you order, say, "Made up chip brand 10oz" they will NOT think to replace it (even if you have substitutions ON for the item) with "Made up chip brand 9oz", instead you get nothing. The biggest problem truly is in the rotten and expired food though, especially because if you bother coming in to return/exchange it becomes even worse. Nearly EVERY SINGLE TIME I've ordered groceries from here in the past 12 months I've had to go in to the store to customer support and then spend OVER AN HOUR EACH TIME to simply get replacements with the same items. It is INSANE and the staff are completely delusional about their standing in life. I'm super polite and kind and don't even complain or groan about the issue, I smile and be nice, but they act like they are just 'above' doing anything for the customer, like you're asking the CEO to do it or something. These minimum wage high school dropouts really feel like it's okay to be a jerk when they can't even manage to replace "Milk" with "Milk" in under 90 minutes. It's disgusting. The non-grocery departments aren't any better. I've come here looking for some basic vehicle items I needed to replace (which walmart carries in all their stores, including this one) and asked one of the employees working near the service department for help finding the items only to be told they didn't care and it wasn't really their problem. Don't shop here, not in person and not online, unless there are some items that are absolutely unavailable everywhere else in town. The prices aren't even competitive anymore anyway, so there's really no reason to choose one of the most disliked chain companies when it comes to groceries in the country.

Thank you for being the only store in Ohio that sells bluebell ice cream. I make the drive from…read moreToledo happily to stock up. I was raised in Texas and have been missing my ice cream.

I popped into Miller's when we were traveling through town. I didn't do much shopping here, but…read morethey had what I needed and the staff was able to help me find it quickly! I picked up protein shakes and a bakery muffin, which I found out from boyfriend today was moist, soft and delicious. Everyone in this store was friendly and kind, and they seemed to have a great selection for such a small place. Bonus: it's only 2 miles from the Turnpike.