This is by far the nicest Meijer I've been too. It was so clean and well-maintained. It was well…read morestocked. They have a huge grocery area compared to the Meijer closer to my house. They have a large clothing area with pretty good deals. The toy section is larger, but kinda thin. I'd definitely drive back out to this Meijer vs the one close to my house.

Not the first time rotten produce or fruit has been picked up curbside. Whenever this happens, a…read moremanager provides coupons that cannot be used for curbside pick-up so they're useless unless I shop in-store, which I rarely do. Prefer better quality control over coupons for mistakes.

Nicely (re)done Kroger Marketplace (aka Kroger on STEROIDS). I'm never usually over at this…read morelocation, but took a drive out to B'creek. over the weekend and wound up here... Coming from the "STICKS," aka Springfield, this place is semi-overwhelming at first, then you remember that it's not much different (set-up wise) from a Meijer or (gasp!) Super Walmart. They DO have wonderful, expanded deli, bakery, health food, and produce sections, compared to a regular Kroger, and I found myself walking around like I was in a museum (don't get out much......!!) Ironically, I didn't find what I needed (a specialty vitamin/supplement) and wound up going across the street to CVS!! Nice, clean, well-organized spot. Bonus points for the bank (Fifth-Third... Mine!!), walk in health clinic, (nice!) Pharmacy, Starbucks (cozy...), and jewelry store (whaaaaaaat?!?). If I lived here, I think I'd be in danger of taking EVEN more time (procrastinating) than I already do wandering the aisles of my local food museum... errrrrrrr....... (not so)supermarket!!

standing right next to the Kroger Beavercreek Ohio, 2 female employee's stood smoking. I am very…read moresensitive to cigarette smoke and really looks unprofessional and reflects poorly on the KROGER STORE to allow their employees to take their break and stand so that customers are forced to inhale cigarette smoke. Trashy impression on the store!

We love shopping local and seen on Facebook of a new business opening right down the road from us…read more Let me start off with saying the prices are just right, why shop at kroger when you can get Amish meats and cheeses at a local small business? Everyone was friendly, the store was very clean and nice layout. They were restocking as items got low. This store had everything we were looking for and will definitely be back.

I guess the best way to describe. This is a neighborhood country store. For a small size, it has a…read morerather interesting and one might argue eclectic choice of food items.

Ollie's is great! I love this store and the finds you can get there. Never quite know what you will…read morerun into but it's fun looking for them. I love to go there when I just want to run around for the day, never seems like I need anything and BOOM I've spent 100.00 easy again! The cashiers are always very friendly and helpful. The only downside to the store is maybe finding a cart. Yes, the store is a mess but it is an outlet you are not going into a Nordstrom. All in all I can't recommend this place more. Great prices, friendly people, and finding stuff you never knew you needed every single time you go in. I Love it

I have always loved Ollie's biting stopped by there to look for rugs 2 days ago (Miamisburg) and…read morewas shocked! I hadn't been there for several months and the store was nasty. Stuff in the aisles, shelves all. In disarray and the floor was Disgusting!!! I almost walked but I knew I could probably find rugs so I stayed, I didn't even want to lay the rugs down to check them on that floor!! I got my rugs and left without shopping around . Checking out was a whole other experience . One older guy who was struggling and pretty rude at that! Then an older woman came up to help me and the other 8 ppl in line behind me. Ollies u dropped the ball BIG TIME. DO BETTER!

Stopped by a dollar tree while visiting Dayton, OH area to see if they have any crafts supplies…read morethat are worthy to bring back. Surprisingly, I found more items than expected. This Dollar Tree was very spacious, one of the bigger ones I've ever been to. They did have generous selections in crafts supplies, glasswares, storage baskets, and more. However, for garden supplies, not too much desirable, and only had a small selections out front . I received very friendly services from the cashier. The store was fairly clean, but many shelves are empty or almost empty. I can only imagine when this stop is fully stocked, it must be a satisfying place to walk down the aisles. Definitely recommend by @WindDinenVacay

I went to the Dollar Tree and I was not happy when I walked in I was not greeted instead I got eyes…read morerolled at me. And I thought the cashier was having a bad day (NO). I was going down the aisle and politely I said excuse me the worker rolled her eyes at me, I said ok turned around, and went to check out very rude and threw my items IN THE BAG, I was so hurt and confused I WILL NEVER SHOP AT THE DOLLAR TREE IN BEAVERCREEK EVER. mind you everyone else was treated better than me.

I just love shopping there, the prices are amazing especially if you're on a budget. Too bad they…read moreclosed an bunch of them, but the remaining ones, I still go to shop at, plus I like the store organization.

Ok, I get it. You have to be called to register but if they're calling multiple numbers it makes…read moresense to go to one with an empty spot and a light on AND A PERSON there. Fine, but she ignored us and could have told us rather than make us stand there. The next cashier took us but a little courtesy of "my lane isn't opened" would have worked. Otherwise , fine...

They need a course of customer service 101! Having just one cashier open at closing and taking…read moreforever to help that customer (20 min) I left my items on the counter and left the store! They had other workers there but no one opened up to ring anyone else in line! Rude! It could of been handled 100% better instead of making everyone else in line wait!

It was fun to visit an Aldi outside of my hometown of Huntsville, AL. Mom-in-law and I came in for…read morea few items she was looking for (shallots, Karo syrup and pie crust for her and Aldi brand cheese Advent Calendars for me). MIL scored everything but shallots and after perusing the store, I asked a very kind and helpful young man about the Advent Calendars because I knew they hit the shelves on Advent Day (11/03 I believe) each year and sell out quickly. He said, yup, they were all gone as soon as they stocked them on Advent Day. :( I knew this would be an issue with all the supply chain problems stores are facing these days, so I wasn't surprised. In case you are curious, the calendars are YUMMY! They are ~ 14.99 in store and ~ 60.00 thru vendors such as Amazon. Aldi also has wine advent calendars and gin advent calendars (in select markets for both of those - this store had neither that I saw) and readily available chocolate advent calendars which I think I saw here, but am not 100% sure - will upload photo shortly. I love the "2 buck chuck" wines at the SE Huntsville AL Aldi (well one of several really) and got a bottle of 9.99 pinot grigo that was not bad from this Aldi. [I did notice their wine prices were higher than the store I'm referencing in AL; however this store had a larger selection. Clean store, friendly staff, well organized - I found this Aldi to be a nice one! Thanks, Aldi! Hope to score those Advent Calendars **early** on 11/03/2022!

I recommend you have the delivery driver stay there until you account for every item you ordered…read more Seems like the majority of time an item will be ordered and not delivered. Also, they seem to pick items that are old or at least, not the freshest, especially where produce is concerned. Last, when I order potato chips, bread or similar fragile items, they always arrive crushed as they obviously get heavier items placed on top of them at some point in the process of gathering the food. I like Aldi prices but they like to drop off my order and leave without even letting me know they are here. They should be courteous enough to ring the doorbell and let me check the items instead of stacking them in front of the door making it difficult to open the door. I'm a paralyzed veteran confined to a wheelchair and have a great deal of difficulty getting my groceries when they do this. When I catch them there I ask them to, at least set the items inside the door and stay long enough to inventory what I have received but the driver;s are always in a hurry to drop off and leave as soon as possible.