The pharmacist Cat was so helpful. I had a coupon for a prescription that wasn't working. She…read morehelped me by talking to the company, helping me find a new coupon online, and doing it all with a smile. I so appreciate her patience as I was getting frustrated. In the end she helped me save $100!

So Martins... I grew up with this chain and always excepted that they were over priced. But lately…read moreI I have been caught by their deceptive pricing and sales. They had a sale on Frito lays products where you could buy the small bags of chips for 2.99 if you bought 3. I bought 2 bags of chips and 1 bag of cheetos. they were going to charge me full price because I didn't buy 3 bags of the same item. Stores like this with confusing pricing deserve to have a competitor put them out of business.

This market is an absolute gem! We rode our bikes over from our hotel and were so glad we did. If…read moreyou are looking for gluten-free options, this place is a goldmine--they have a massive selection including donuts, bread, muffins, pies, crackers, graham crackers, candy, and even pre-made dinners. Best of all, they clearly label the shelves with gluten-free stickers, making it incredibly easy to navigate. The staff here is also fantastic, attentive, and highly observant. While I was browsing one of the gluten-free sections, a staff member noticed, let me know there were even more options, and personally showed me where everything else was located. I highly recommend checking this place out!

It's a nice neighborhood grocery with local produce and non local also. The apples and sweet corn…read morewere good deals ($3.99 for 5 ears of corn) and a 3 lb bag of gala apples for $1.99. Bathrooms at front and the store is clean. I enjoyed seeing what they sell here that's unique to New Buffalo MI. Fresh produce sold and I liked the sale on sweet corn before the season ends like this week kind of ... Fudge from Mackinac Island. And windmill almond cookies... nostalgia... nice staff.

We were visiting the area for a tractor show and saw signs for the store so decided to stop in. We…read morethought it might be a souvenir shop/tourist trap, but were pleasantly surprised by the extensive offerings, reasonable prices and simple setting. Many locals were shopping there. We picked out a few items (pickles, freshly made bread, apple butter, granola bars) and headed out. Everything we bought was absolutely delicious and we regret not buying more because we live 3 hours away! We will definitely stop in again the next time we're in the area...and bring a cooler!

If you are tired of mass produced food and looking for wholesome homemade goodness, this is the…read moreplace. The store is spotless, the staff is friendly, the service is flawless and the very best pickled beets I have ever tasted.They also have bulk ingredience like flour, sugar, furniture and pet livestock food. It is one of my favorite places to shop.

Found this gem while visiting friends at the lake. WOW What a selection of EVERYTHING and more! The…read moremeat section alone with all their flavors of brats and different cuts of prime meats in their Pub Burgers are exceptional. Their Lobster Tail came in three different sizes. Average, Medium and Extra Large. I'll be back for a few of those. The prices were fair compared to Martins where I usually get them. They also have a wide selection of different salads like Ham, Chicken, potato, and many many more. I'll be back and soon!!!!

A must stop! Snacks, beer, wine, spirits, groceries, and meat. Extremely friendly and knowledgeable…read moregroup at the store. Please make sure to stop in and you have to grab some jerky (several kinds, something for everyone). I'll be creating an excuse to come back very soon. Support local! Thank you and cheers!

Whole Foods is one of those grocery stores where I can go in planning to buy just a few things and…read moresomehow end up spending half an hour browsing. There's something genuinely enjoyable about shopping here, and this location does a particularly good job of making an ordinary grocery run feel like a pleasant experience. The first thing I noticed was how clean and organized everything was. The produce section looked fantastic, with fresh fruits and vegetables neatly arranged and a much better selection than I typically find at other grocery stores. I was particularly impressed by the berries and leafy greens, which actually looked fresh rather than like they'd been sitting on the shelves for days. The bakery was another highlight. Everything looked tempting, and the bread I picked up was excellent. I also appreciate the selection of specialty products that can be difficult to find elsewhere. It's nice being able to shop for everyday groceries while also discovering something a little different. Customer service was excellent. I had trouble locating a particular product, and an employee walked me directly to the correct section instead of just giving vague directions. It's a small gesture, but it makes a difference. Of course, Whole Foods isn't the cheapest grocery store around. Some items are noticeably more expensive than at conventional supermarkets. But the quality, selection, and overall shopping experience make the higher prices worthwhile for certain products. Overall, a really enjoyable place to shop. Clean store, excellent produce, interesting specialty items, and helpful employees. Five stars!

Customer Service here is very poor in the Amazon Returns Department. There is a young man there who…read moremake customers feel like they're a major inconvenience. I'm sure Amazon wouldn't want that type of representation. Also, recently, I called to order a case of yogurt, as I was told, in the past, that this is an option), and the person who answered told me they were really busy and he didn't have staff available, so I asked if he could take my number and have someone call me back. I gave my number, and I've not heard back.

It's better and bigger than Wal-Mart. Clean easy layout. They have what you need. Love the fruits…read morevegetable selection. Other than that it's Meijer you seen one you seen em all. Nice staff here too

Stock your shelves! We specifically went to Meijer after seeing some really good prices. We…read morewanted to get a few fresh produce items, but the quality was bad. Picked up some beets and they were slimy. Picked up done apples and they were all bruised. They were out of the one coffee I wanted, and out of the milk I wanted. We won't be trying your Goshen store again.

Good selection of food, there are higher end luxury items too. Surprisingly nice for middle of…read moreindiana

I am done with the Plymouth location. I have been going there since we moved to the area and I have…read morenever been treated so poorly at any other location. I was with my youngest and made a purchase through the express checkout. One item was a box of chips (that was way overpriced). It was too big to put in a bag so I clicked on "skip bagging" and put it back in my cart, paid, and left. I even exchanged pleasantries with the manager/supervisor on duty. As I get to my car, a young employee comes up to me and says her manager wanted her to check and make sure I didn't walk out with two boxes. Seriously?! I kept my calm and showed the receipt and as she tried to look in my car I told her I haven't put anything in my car yet. I have NEVER given the employees there any reason to think I've stolen anything and I'm usually in there weekly. This is not the first time I have felt targeted but I tried to brush it off. Now I know it's clear that I am not wanted in the store due to my skin color. Do better Martins!

I came in with a friend while visiting in town. What a great find…read more This is a no frills, well laid out, great place to shop. So much variety and lots of fresh food. I loved the aisles with products deeply discounted because they were nearing the expiration date. But you can definitely use most items well past those dates. The employees were very efficient. No cards accepted so bring your cash.

This is an authentic, cash only, Amish grocery store. Go if you want to experience how the people…read morethat live here shop. They sell milled flour and primary ingredients for making your own stuff. I found it interesting how many different types of flour, spices, and primary ingredients like borax used for cleaning laundry and disinfecting were available for purchase by the pound. I was able to buy homemade black licorice for $3. Homemade canned strawberry rhubarb butter to spread on toast for $4-5. They also have a huge discount section and the kids loved stretching their $5 budget and got a bunch of Halloween and Christmas specific candy cheaply for no other reason than it being the wrong holiday. My husband bought some Amish sourdough bread, but was disappointed with the taste. Upon looking at the label I noted there were a lot of ingredients. Just something to note. Not all Amish foods are created equal and not all items are organic or without preservatives. Read your labels, make educated choices and admire a store of thrifty, honest, and hardworking folks.

I've never been to Meijer before since we don't have them where I live. Wasn't sure what it was…read morelike but it's a nice store with a variety of things. Food, clothes, pet supplies, toys, etc. they have an extensive pet selection. Prices are the same as at home.

They would have gotten a 5 star, but every time I come in for a meet.They are completely sold out…read moreof hamburger on the weekend. I ask the guy in the meat department.He says he may have some by sunday evening but he was not sure. I had to drive across the street to walmart to get meat.

It seems they maybe got things under control. Donut deliveries have been on time for the past…read moremonth.

When is comes to grocery shopping I don't usually come to Martin's, but I do come by on occasion to…read moretheir deli.  I have been fond of the muffins near the deli that are technically one of their bakery items.  I also love their panini sandwiches, corndogs, and their honey mustard they have available for dipping.  Their salad bar has been updated and I would recommend checking it out but keep in mind it is pay by weight.  Their sushi is freshly made and you can watch the employee make it.  I am not a big raw fish person so I usually will grab one that is vegetarian if I get any at all.  They do have a Starbucks inside which is an added bonus.  In their bakery area I have always enjoyed their muffins, specifically the poppy seed muffin and the blueberry muffins.  Overall I have been enjoying Martin's for years and would recommend coming in specifically for their deli.