It could have been better cause this cashier named Daniel was very rude to my daughter so if you…read morecan get this fixed.

Went here tonight for some groceries. Bread area was picked over as was fresh produce (tomatoes)…read morebut most everything else was still stocked. Cleanliness was not an issue and there were some good specials around the store. As we were checking out, we were being helped by a nice young gal that was new and she had a question about something so she asked whoever was overseeing self checkout about it. We were less than pleased with the demeaning attitude that the supervisor or whatever she was had with this young lady. We certainly appreciated her efforts and being there for us despite covid 19. I think it's critical that management of this store passes down to all employees that treating each other with kindness comes first and does not go unseen.

We absolutely love coming to Beilers. They often have a great selection of produce you won't find…read moreat a mass grocery store, for better prices. Their sales are often quite good too. I will say that their plants and pumpkins during those times of the years are a bit overpriced but their mum's in the fall are really pretty. We do try to avoid coming during peak hours because it can get very crowded, very easily. I'd actually love to see them get a bigger building so that shopping was a bit easier for customers.

Great produce, great prices, great service. Always crowded, always stocked with unique things.read more

Last weekend we took a Saturday morning trip to the Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market, and it…read moreturned out to be such a fun outing! When you first pull in, you're greeted by the huge marketplace sign, and right on the corner is the garden center--complete with the famous Bigfoot that everyone seems to stop and pose with. I was surprised to learn that vendors can rent a 10x10 outdoor space for just $22 a day. The catch is you reserve the same day each week for four weeks in advance, since the flea market is only open four days a week. $27.00 under the pavilion but there's a waiting list. Before we started shopping, we stopped at Sarah's Grill for lunch. Their burgers were delicious--fresh tomato, crisp lettuce, sweet onion... definitely worth the stop! Then came my favorite find of the day... strawberries! They were advertised at $5 a flat. When I picked one up, I noticed a few moldy berries underneath. The vendor immediately smiled and offered them to me for $4 a flat instead. Sold! I brought home two flats, which worked out to about 16 quarts of strawberries. Of course, I couldn't leave without grabbing a bag of fresh kettle corn--that's become one of my favorite flea market traditions! Like any flea market, there was a little bit of everything--the good, the bad, and the ugly. Some booths looked freshly stocked, while others looked like they hadn't changed in weeks. But that's part of the adventure. You never know what treasure you'll stumble across. When we got home, I immediately flash-froze most of the strawberries, and the rest became homemade freezer jam. All in all, it was a wonderful way to spend a Saturday morning--good food, great bargains, and a freezer full of summer to enjoy later. Have you ever been to the Hartville Marketplace? What's your favorite thing to hunt for there?

Such a cute place. It's pretty much a one stop for all your needs. There is the flea market with…read moremany vendors. If you are looking for vintage items this is your place. I like visiting Duma Meats. They carry all different kinds of meats, cheese, honey, etc. Good prices for excellent products. There is a small food court inside as well. Next store they have the market as well and Hartville kitchen. Such a cute place to visit.

Prices good. Service nonexistent. Cashier failed to bag a portion of my order that I paid for and I…read moreunknowingly walked out without it and didn't notice until I got home.

I went to the meat counter yesterday around 11:00 AM. There was 1 meat cutter in the back on the…read morephone. He saw me and another couple standing in from of the meat counter. He came out from the back and walked right past us and went up a grocery aisle and never came back. This is not the first time I have complained about the men in the meat department. Cindy is the ONLY person who helps customers. Management needs to take care of the "privileged" meat men who act like they are too good to wait on customers. I am sick and tired of being treated like an invisible person at that counter. Therefore, I will never be ignored again at the meat counter because I will be buying my meat elsewhere. The privileged meat cutters should realize that your store is in a competition with the store directly across the street.

Usually I go to another Meijer location, but I happened to be closer to this location. This…read morelocation is set up opposite in various ways. One of my favorite parts about Meijers in the large variety of aquariums full of fish to choose from. This location was clean and well stocked. The downside was I didn't see staff around the store.

Better than the Brimfield Meijer, but you still have to watch like a hawk as items don't scan on…read moresale. I don't know what it is with Meijer but it happens more time than not. And since they only tend to have one cashier open, a price check is a pain for the other ten customers in line behind you.