There was a hair in the Silk yogurt. It is not mine. I have lots of hair. It does not look like…read morethat. Whose hair is this? 4 stars I still ate it

The store is well stocked and set up nicely. Many of the cereals are name brand Fall or Christmas…read moreflavors (even though it is February). The tags show "our" prices verses others yet are exaggerated when it comes to others prices. Staff is friendly and work hard

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.

The Health station of Youngstown ! Fuel for the body. Thank you for existing!…read more Vitamins such as charcoal. Vegetables such as sweet potato. Kombucha Soda such as Olipop (all flavors!). Milks and yogurts ahoy!.

Disappointing First Experience Turned Around by an Exceptional Employee…read more My children and I visited Meijer on September 2 around 2:25 p.m. to purchase five GloFish. This was actually my very first time shopping at Meijer, and unfortunately, my first interaction with an employee was extremely disappointing. My daughter went to find someone to assist us in the fish department. About five minutes later, Dale K. arrived at the tanks. As he approached, he mumbled, "It's time for me to get off." I responded, "You can get someone else so you can go," because I completely understood that his shift may have been ending. Instead, Dale rolled his eyes and responded, "My manager told me to come here, so what fish do you want?" I explained that we wanted five GloFish in different colors: pink, orange, purple, yellow, and blue. Dale climbed the ladder and appeared visibly frustrated while trying to catch the fish. After missing one several times with the net, he sighed and said, "This is why I don't work in this department." When he finally handed us the bag, there were only four fish instead of the five I requested. At that point, the interaction had become uncomfortable enough that I chose not to ask him to correct it. I simply thanked him, wished him a good day, and walked away. I understand being tired at the end of a shift. I also understand that it was a very hot day. However, customers should not be made to feel like an inconvenience for simply asking for assistance. I even gave Dale the opportunity to find another employee if he did not want to assist us. I would have much rather waited for someone else than have my children and me treated as though helping us was a burden. I was prepared to leave a one-star review based on that experience, until we met Shanti H. at checkout. Shanti was the complete opposite. She was warm, friendly, professional, and courteous from the moment we approached her register. When I mentioned that this was my first time shopping at Meijer, she genuinely welcomed me. She complimented my hair and my children's hair, gave my son a roll of stickers, and took the time to thoroughly explain how to sign up for the rewards program. She had no idea what had happened just moments earlier, yet her kindness completely changed the tone of our visit. Shanti H., thank you for saving the day without even knowing that you did. Your kindness and professionalism are exactly what customer service should look like, and I sincerely hope Meijer recognizes you for it. As for Dale K., I hope management addresses this interaction. Everyone has frustrating days, but customers, especially those visiting a store for the very first time--should never be made to feel unwelcome or like a burden for requesting service. Thank you, Shanti, for making sure my family's first visit to Meijer did not end on a negative note. Kudos to you!

Even though, im not from Ohio; this is always my go to grocery store when in town visiting adopted…read morefamily. The store Im sure is a one stop for many locals. Staff are friendly; prices are less expensive and amazing sales, clean, organized, and wide aisles. Utlize the Meijer app as well for sales My favorite

Expensive. Can't get the better brands of canned tomato sauces. Fruit & vegetables are mediocre…read more Expensive meats but not bad. Expensive cheeses, and the variety is much less. No need to go back except for star pastina which no one else sells.

I purchased Cabot yogurt from them and opened it up and it had mold in it, the expiration date was…read morein July and bought it in June. They said that they can't exchange or refund me because I had no receipt, which is lame cause I go there often. I guarantee i will never set foot in that place again. I will take my business elsewhere. I will inform everyone one i know how stupid they are.

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

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.

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!

Just lost a good customer and I'll be sure to share my lousy experience with everyone I know. I…read moresure do miss the days of small business owners being grateful for the community that supports them. "You'll never get meatball mix after 2:00 on a Saturday." Incorrect, I'll never get meatball mix or anything from your store ever again. Acting put out by a customer that's spending their hard earned money to support a local family business...

Go here for incredible home-made food. Pros: After sampling…read moresome of their home-made options, included their catering, I believe Lariccia's deserves 4 stars, at least. Very helpful staff also makes shopping there fun. Cons: for an Italian market, they carry the same canned goods, jarred sauces, and unremarkable brands of pasta that can be found at 5 other grocery stores nearby. 2 stars. Summary: it's a shame I could not find any good imported Italian pasta here, but the Italian egg rolls and anti pasta makes up for that, and more!

My boyfriend has been on a donut bender for the last few months. So naturally, the second he…read morespotted a sign advertising blueberry donuts, he slammed on his brakes and pulled some NASCAR-level maneuver to get us into the parking lot. And honestly? I can't even blame him. HANDS DOWN the best blueberry donut I've EVER had. The cake is incredible, the glaze is absolute perfection, and the combination is everything a blueberry donut should be. I wouldn't change a single thing. At this point, I'm just along for the ride on his donut tour. And if every stop is this good, I'm not complaining.

Great selection of food and you can eat outside on the nicely kept grounds. Friendly service as…read morewell.

Great store ! Awesome employees!…read moreNice location .. The meat is fresh priced well and service is quick..

This place is in my top 5 grocery stores anywhere - it's the largest and most inclusive Italian…read moregrocery I've ever been to (including ones in NYC, Philly, and Chicago). They carry literally any fresh or packaged Italian ingredient you can think of (including beer/wine, because it isn't PA). Like pre-weighted portions of chestnut flour, if you need it for some reason. The best thing there is their giant hot spinach strombolis, which they have on weekends. I go to Youngstown from Pittsburgh mostly for this store once or twice a year.

$7 Gyro, food fast convenience store in downtown at Gateway Plaza, Phelps. Ignore the bus stop…read morebeggars. Store personnel are polite, coffee is cheap under $2 you buy the cup at the counter.

Small convenience store. Typical items. They close fairly early, do don't dally if you need to go…read more There are like no gas station/convenience stores in downtown, so this is your closest option for hotel supplies. Nothing to write home about...