Can you believe that I have never been to a Meijer before? This was my first visit and I can…read moreguarantee I will revisit whenever I see one. Look at this review as a newbie visiting. When I saw this in the distance I asked if we could come here. I have seen videos and stories about how magical one of these places are. I was not disappointed upon entry. I can't explain it, but this place was clean. I don't mean all neat and tidy, what I mean is that it was bright, welcoming, and white, almost to the point of feeling sterile. However, don't take that as a negative. It was different to be in a store and not feel like you were dirty. The brightness of this place drew me in. I wanted to shop. I also did not feel lost in the least. I would be in a department and have an item in mind and be in front of options in minutes. What I really liked about this is how the grocery store portion of this place wrapped around other departments. Like it meshes in with the store and doesn't overpower your experience. It also did not put a hard divide in the store where you needed to switch modes to shop. I could hop over to the hard lines and grab what I needed right after throwing a bag of cheese into my cart and then go right back to the groceries with ease. I was pleasantly surprised with this store and now I'm a bit envious of those that get to call this your neighborhood market.

They have no customer service whatsoever. I'm not going to go into details. But twice I had an…read moreissue and they act like I was an inconvience.

THREE RING CIRCUS! This Walmart is the best stocked location…read moreof the three in the Mahoning Valley. It is also the one most prone to incidents of crime and/or chaos. Police chases, loud domestic disturbances and drug-addled freak-outs await you if you hit this Walmart on the right day. As such, it's a terrific place to people watch. One time, I saw a guy walking around with an emotional support iguana riding on his shoulder!

When you tell them, there's a problem they never respond. They never answer the phones. I lost my…read morewallet. I know it was there but they don't care. I was told there was gonna be someone to call me from asset protection when they got in. I called 8:30 in the morning and is now 4 o'clock in the afternoon with no phone calls no wonder why the place is constantly getting ripped off. I know my wallet was there. I need them to check the cameras to where I was at. I can't file a police report unless I'm sure that somebody actually took it and it wasn't hanging from my wrist which I know it wasn't but nobody's called me. Thanks Walmart I was hoping didn't have to take a trip there but now I do great customer service. Nobody answers at night time either every department. It rings and rings and rings.

Oh, Giant Eagle. Mecca of my late night high school antics. Open 24 hours of the day. Fully…read morestocked aisles complete with a bulk candy bin section. Where do I begin? There was the time my home girl and I had to kill some time, and ended up falling asleep in my car for several hours in your parking lot. A nap fully complete with blankets I had in my trunk. We slept like babies until our friends woke us up by pounding on the windows. The security guard didn't even give a damn. And the time my friend thought she was pregnant, and my ex and best friend said they'd go in and buy the pee test for her. When they were at the register, the cashier looks my ex in the eyes and says, "Don't worry, sweetheart...It'll be alright." My best friend, only 15 at the time, was pretty mortified :) But the greatest Giant Eagle Moment of All Time: A Vietnam Vet, dressed in complete fatigues and ass kickin' boots, was attempting to pay with a bad check. The cashier said she couldn't accept it. We were behind him in line. He starts going off on the cashier: Vet: "Do you know who the hell I am?!? I'm a fucking veteran of the US Army! You should give me this shit for free!!!" Cashier: "I'm sorry, sir, but this check isn't valid. I can't accept it." Vet: "That is the biggest crock of hooey I've ever heard!" (Insert my accidental burst of laughter here. The Vet turns around as I duck behind the candy display in the next lane, leaving my home girl stranded.) Vet: "What the fuck is so funny?! Do you know who I am?!? I'm a veteran of Viet-fucking-NAM!!" At this point, I grab my friend and we bee-line for another part of the store until security takes care of the issue. We didn't stop laughing for an hour. Ahh, good times.

I hate giant Eagle. I only shop there when I absolutely have to. If there's any deals they're…read moreoverpriced. There a was a ssle on something on Belmont and when I went to Austintown, they were cheaper in Austintown why when I go to Belmont anymore

Great dairy free options! Staff is also helpful and friendly. I will definitely be backread more

I just moved to Ohio from Orange County, CA so naturally I was obsessed to find a local organic…read moremarket. Well I found her and she is great! Small but mighty good selection on vitamins as well.

Significant improvement since they've gained some competition in the area. They've remodeled and…read morerearranged to make larger aisle ways, more selection and even a decrease in their clothing prices. Sometimes I still find the need to stop here for an item or two.. but it's always the go to for Holiday items. Just can't beat their prices there. They've got the hookup on Halloween candy this year for sure!!

Stopped at the Walmart in Austintown -- like most Walmarts, it had everything I needed, but this…read morelocation felt a bit cleaner and more organized than usual. Staff was helpful, and checkout moved pretty quickly. Solid experience overall

ALDI is so criminally overrated that if they were a famous guitar player, they'd be Jack White…read more (Sorry Jack). I've been through three ALDI locations and although they do vary in quality, the difference is marginal. You'll find yourself filling your cart with items from partially opened master cases they were shipped to the store in. Depressing and very 1984. George Orwell would be like "I told you so." The place isn't entirely worthless. They have a good selection of house brand snack foods and lunch box fillers for the kids, all priced right. Name brand pop tarts are also like a buck cheaper than stupid Wal-Mart. But you'll never be able to do the entirety of your weekly shopping at ALDI. And don't get me started on their "it wont last" odd-lot isle. They must get a wheel of a deal on this trash. Think cheap umbrellas and flimsy kitchen knives. Embarrassing for a company that has spent a king's ransom featuring bougie yet affordable organic products in their marketing. As an aside, on my way to our car I returned two stray carts and put fifty cents back in my pocket. Zero shame in my game.

A few days ago I bought a bag of premade seafood boil. Although I do (not) appreciate the little…read moredead shriveled ant friend I found floating in my seafood boil, I would rather him be left outside of the food and packaging.

I've been shopping GFS for years using them for bulk purchasing for Cub Scout & Boy Scout camp…read moreoutings as well as personal use. I don't own a restaurant but the careful shopper can find deals on larger items like frozen "family size" dinners and find a wider variety than you'll likely see in chain grocery stores. My suggestion is to browse the store slowing using a shopping cart. If you're good at pricing choose items that you use, that aren't necessarily perishable and notice the larger sizes. Be careful, everything isn't a "value." You'll find an "island" of deli meats & cheeses that is quite extensive, in larger quantities, poultry, pork & beef as well with whole chickens, selected parts, ground beef, roasts and more. They also have seasonal fruit & vegetables that are quite tasty when allowed to ripen properly. Frozen deserts are excellent, try the Chef Pierre Hi-Pie selection out of frozen foods. And the cheesecake selection is to die for. If you're entertaining they also have a great selection of vegetable & cheese/meat trays available and a wide variety of dips. Also, when entertaining or having backyard BBQ's GFS has a very good selection of plates & plastic utensils all high quality. Plastic "Solo" cups, cocktail glasses, even wine & champagne vessels. As I said, learn the store, make it fit your needs & lifestyle. Go back and teach yourself how to carefully shop & you'll most likely succeed in obtaining high quality products at value prices in the bulk to semi-bulk category. Excellent for large families. I don't recommend GFS to replace your other grocery shopping venues but to enhance them and to widen your ability to save money particularly if your a budget conscious & careful shopper. You can also get an idea by browsing the GFS website. https://www.gfs.com/en-us

Gordon Foods has a vast inventory of great grocery products, including kitchen supplies and paper…read moresupplies. Check out their website for a view of their sales! #SatisfiedCustomer

No russet potatoes? Let them eat rice!…read more Giant Eagle is normally our go-to for produce. I understand that the supply chain is in shambles presently. But no baking potatoes?! People, potatoes are the reason the ancestral Irish (of which I'm partially descended) were able to quit eating the bark off of trees. Get it together! There are decent potatoes in many other local groceries. I've seen 'em. Still, the store is clean, generally well stocked, and has an above average beer selection for a grocery. (Again, I'm half Irish). Please get some brown spuds in stock, GE!

Giant Eagle's is a great store with great weekly sales! They boast a nice produce department, deli,…read more& everything that you're looking for in household and grocery needs! #SatisfiedCustomer