Typical Meijer with great layout, big selection of fresh produce, loaded with national and Meijer's…read moreown brands, plenty of parking, easy to get in and out quickly, and offers good prices. They still treat their employees like trash, awful benefits, abusive wage theft strategies, and easily the worst job my sister attempted having to put up with jank managers and well below fair pay: just for inflation minimum wage should be 27/hour now people! What a pity because Walmart, Kroger, and others seem oblivious to the basic moral structure needed for a healthy economy which promotes a healthy society. Costco alone stands strong as an example on how to run a proper business.

Meijer on maysville is going down hill and fast.While shopping multiple items I picked up were not…read morejust days but months expired.The fountain cups were nowhere to be found around self checkout.Then the entire soda machine was out of soda,no sign though?Multiple freezers were frozen over completely burying some items. Frozen meal(s) that we purchased were previously unthawed and the box was falling apart.

This is a great store, very well stocked, very clean, I found some great deals on jeans. And the…read morecashier Joanne was wonderful, she was so helpful and took her time with me and my husband, she answered all my questions, we need more people like Joanne, don't let this employee go. There's not many good people left out there

The cashier would only allow my husband to use OUR charge card because his name is physically on…read moreit. Even though my name is on the account just not printed on the card. I never have an issue using OUR Kohls charge card until I go to this particular Kohls. The cashier kept annoyingly suggesting I open my own card. During a previous encounter at this kohls. I was denied an online pick up purchase because I used OUR charge card once again. It took 20 minutes arguing with the employee to just cancel the online pick up order and let me purchase the item with a different card. Most irritating experience ive had in a dept store.

My sister who lives in Indianapolis is a huge Big Lots enthusiast. I'm pretty sure my Christmas…read morepresent was from Big Lots. I'm super poor and she is not and maybe it's from shopping at a Big Lots. Just speculating. This store is very clean. Each time I go in employees keep being pleasant and kind even if I'm not wearing a bra or happen to be in pajama pants. I've noticed Big Lots prices are lower than local alternatives, and frankly, lack of clothing judgement keeps me returning. They treat my pajama wearing ass the same as a senior buying $80 worth of DVDs and that means something to me. I doubt I'll buy $80 worth of DVDS from this location, but I appreciate that I can.

Went here as a recommendation from a friend. I was excited to find this place as it is hidden…read moreamongst the Amish towns. I was disappointed when I arrived. Plenty of parking g I. The private lot but it's basically a large room filled with dusty products that haven't been purchased and probably never will due to the age of the item. Very Amish oriented and for the people that don't live in that way the items are of zero use. This isn't a grocery store. They sell fabric and farm equipment along with kitchen wares. Lots of sewing supplies and such things along the lines of that. If there is a specific item like that you're looking for the. This would be the place. I also found the employees to be unfriendly and judgy because I wasn't Amish. Or at least that's how I felt. I wouldn't go back but it id locally owned so I would support it if I had something there I needed.

This is an Amish store on a private lot. They sell material, sewing supplies, trinkets, toys,…read moredecor, outside furniture, grills, etc...Almost all of their products are geared towards the Amish. I have never found one single thing I've needed or wanted there. Not worth the trip out there.

Insane price gouging, hilariously fifty percent higher on multiple brands exactly the same type and…read moremagically more expensive than Aldi, Walmart, Kroger, and other groceries. Funny attempt at sales but only maybe thirty percent off on produce and meat soon expiring. Weird how only Meijer and Kroger get right the proper sales on goods soon to meet their best before date, I better see eighty percent off if I have to use something right away! And you better start because the insane food waste generate by countless tons of tossed food across this country by big box stores is astonishing.

I will never buy a gift card from target again. I bought a card from this location for a single…read moremother friend of mine for Mother's Day/her birthday. When she went to use it apparently there was no money in it! She was embarrassed to have to put things back cause she couldn't afford them. Target you need to do better!!