I love my Meijer store, the one in Urbana and Champaign are both pretty awesome, but the store I use most because of proximity, is Urbana. Sure there was a little inconvenience while they were remodeling, but look at the new pretty store we have, and I love the layout. They have started helping customers bag too, which is awesome. They have great service and helpful employees (Meijer employees are hands down way more helpful and polite than Walmart employees). I only go someplace else for specialty items, and items that Meijer doesn't carry. They have great produce and meats and fresh bakery items. I order 3 dozen donuts every Saturday for work, and the Meijer bakery boxes them up and has them ready for me; Bakery peeps are super friendly and helpful.
John B.
The remodel has everything everywhere. It's getting let confusing but still not great. I used to be able to walk in and find exactly what I needed. Now I spend way too much time searching for what I need.
Teresa R.
my adult children and I went to Meijer's in Urbana,illinois at 9 pm. Every time we go at night their aisles are crowded with Palets,these are so annoying not to mention they are in the way of Articles of food,etc. the employees see us,but they don't care they don't move anything to allow us (customers) to shop freely and happy! But ,last night I had a " horrible " experience with a guy there,didn't ask for his name,but he was fat,around 35-40 white,maybe he was one of the night managers or greeter,anyway,I scanned some earrings I had bought,and I always make it a habit of putting ( small) items I buy in my purse( as soon as I sca them),as I was walking,the door alarm rang,I stopped,and this character( the man mentioned) walks towards me and tells me to come back! B this time some customers were already staring,always "Nosy" folks everywhere you go!!I handed my receipt where the earrings were priced,where it showed I had actually paid for them! Still,this idiot guy has the nerve to ask me did you buy any jewelry? I said oh yea it's in my purs,as I was taking them out he asks," did ou pay for Them?? Seriously?? he had just seen the receipt! I said why would you ask me that? He's like I'am just asking you,to where i responded,you're asking the wrong question! After that,this guy didn't say I'am sorry or have a nice night,nothing! Everyone staring , I just continue to go outside! Meijer's employees are getting to be so rude and with no good manners! Iam going to tell m family members and friends not to go to meijer any more! your store sucks major,dirty and crowded,and your employees were raised in a barn! So disappointed! Worse night of my life,no manners for the elderl!
Jeannine M.
The people working at the Philo location were friendly, helpful and seemed to keep busy stocking shelves and with customers in the checkout lines. Other shoppers there at 11 PM on a Sunday were equally relaxed and friendly. It felt like a safe place to shop. They have a good selection of food and household items, toys, electronics, school, clothing, and pet supplies - they had their sections. The sections are large enough that you'll likely find what you're looking for or something like it. Not much larger than Walmart in Savoy, but better selection. Some items seemed expensive *but I've not been shopping since inflation quadrupled the price on everything down to the ($1) Dollar Menu. Either way, I'd return. The only negative: it was clear shoppers weren't returning items to where they belonged, which made it time-consuming to comparison shop. Also, there was a spot in the cold meats section where there was a water puddle on the floor. The refrigeration may have overheated but it ought to have been better tended; I swear I was here a year ago and they had the same problem somewhere in the same section. The check-out man was kind, patient, and like I said, very helpful. He was the only check-out person around and only self-check-out was open. He still took time to open a regular register to help some of us who needed a little extra assistance. er, thank you.
Chloe M.
I went through Rhonda's check out Lane and she was so sweet! I also returned some items before I went shopping and the service desk was awesome.
Dee L.
Seriously please tel me the difference between trying on something in store verses buying it, taking it home, trying it on, having it not fit, and having to return it? Oh other than saving on time, gas, and frustration? Nothing! Have someone wipe down the dressing room between guests. No wonder people are turning to online shopping. At least then you don't have to waste your time and gas.
Edward M.
I can't imagine what is going on with the online shopping at the Urbana Meijer. My shopper is great, so that part is fine. But what is going on with the restocking? Every time I shop, more and more items are listed as "out of stock" and remain that way week after week until they are eventually just dropped off the list. Those lists get shorter and shorter each time. It doesn't matter whether it is fresh, frozen, bakery, deli, dry good, etc. Things go through the same process: out of stock and then off the list. Is the store planning to close? It's frustrating.
Joella J.
If you don't have a mask or you don't want to wear a mask then the store to shop at his Meijer! Because even though they have a sign stating that you need a mask they are not in forcing it. Upon arrival as some multiple people coming in the store or already in the store without a mask on and when I went up to the front desk they said because of Hippa violations they can't ask the people why they don't have one on. To my understanding the other stores are stopping customers from coming in except Meijer. A lady confronted me about it and said she can't breathe in them and my daughter said well no one else can't either! She then said well if they want me to wear a mask they should give me a mask this is still a free country! I just responded to her and told her well this is your store to shop at because no one is going to apparently stop you.
I love my Meijer store, the one in Urbana and Champaign are both pretty awesome, but the store I use most because of proximity, is Urbana. Sure there was a little inconvenience while they were remodeling, but look at the new pretty store we have, and I love the layout. They have started helping customers bag too, which is awesome. They have great service and helpful employees (Meijer employees are hands down way more helpful and polite than Walmart employees). I only go someplace else for specialty items, and items that Meijer doesn't carry. They have great produce and meats and fresh bakery items. I order 3 dozen donuts every Saturday for work, and the Meijer bakery boxes them up and has them ready for me; Bakery peeps are super friendly and helpful.
The remodel has everything everywhere. It's getting let confusing but still not great. I used to be able to walk in and find exactly what I needed. Now I spend way too much time searching for what I need.
my adult children and I went to Meijer's in Urbana,illinois at 9 pm. Every time we go at night their aisles are crowded with Palets,these are so annoying not to mention they are in the way of Articles of food,etc. the employees see us,but they don't care they don't move anything to allow us (customers) to shop freely and happy! But ,last night I had a " horrible " experience with a guy there,didn't ask for his name,but he was fat,around 35-40 white,maybe he was one of the night managers or greeter,anyway,I scanned some earrings I had bought,and I always make it a habit of putting ( small) items I buy in my purse( as soon as I sca them),as I was walking,the door alarm rang,I stopped,and this character( the man mentioned) walks towards me and tells me to come back! B this time some customers were already staring,always "Nosy" folks everywhere you go!!I handed my receipt where the earrings were priced,where it showed I had actually paid for them! Still,this idiot guy has the nerve to ask me did you buy any jewelry? I said oh yea it's in my purs,as I was taking them out he asks," did ou pay for Them?? Seriously?? he had just seen the receipt! I said why would you ask me that? He's like I'am just asking you,to where i responded,you're asking the wrong question! After that,this guy didn't say I'am sorry or have a nice night,nothing! Everyone staring , I just continue to go outside! Meijer's employees are getting to be so rude and with no good manners! Iam going to tell m family members and friends not to go to meijer any more! your store sucks major,dirty and crowded,and your employees were raised in a barn! So disappointed! Worse night of my life,no manners for the elderl!
The people working at the Philo location were friendly, helpful and seemed to keep busy stocking shelves and with customers in the checkout lines. Other shoppers there at 11 PM on a Sunday were equally relaxed and friendly. It felt like a safe place to shop. They have a good selection of food and household items, toys, electronics, school, clothing, and pet supplies - they had their sections. The sections are large enough that you'll likely find what you're looking for or something like it. Not much larger than Walmart in Savoy, but better selection. Some items seemed expensive *but I've not been shopping since inflation quadrupled the price on everything down to the ($1) Dollar Menu. Either way, I'd return. The only negative: it was clear shoppers weren't returning items to where they belonged, which made it time-consuming to comparison shop. Also, there was a spot in the cold meats section where there was a water puddle on the floor. The refrigeration may have overheated but it ought to have been better tended; I swear I was here a year ago and they had the same problem somewhere in the same section. The check-out man was kind, patient, and like I said, very helpful. He was the only check-out person around and only self-check-out was open. He still took time to open a regular register to help some of us who needed a little extra assistance. er, thank you.
I went through Rhonda's check out Lane and she was so sweet! I also returned some items before I went shopping and the service desk was awesome.
Seriously please tel me the difference between trying on something in store verses buying it, taking it home, trying it on, having it not fit, and having to return it? Oh other than saving on time, gas, and frustration? Nothing! Have someone wipe down the dressing room between guests. No wonder people are turning to online shopping. At least then you don't have to waste your time and gas.
I can't imagine what is going on with the online shopping at the Urbana Meijer. My shopper is great, so that part is fine. But what is going on with the restocking? Every time I shop, more and more items are listed as "out of stock" and remain that way week after week until they are eventually just dropped off the list. Those lists get shorter and shorter each time. It doesn't matter whether it is fresh, frozen, bakery, deli, dry good, etc. Things go through the same process: out of stock and then off the list. Is the store planning to close? It's frustrating.
If you don't have a mask or you don't want to wear a mask then the store to shop at his Meijer! Because even though they have a sign stating that you need a mask they are not in forcing it. Upon arrival as some multiple people coming in the store or already in the store without a mask on and when I went up to the front desk they said because of Hippa violations they can't ask the people why they don't have one on. To my understanding the other stores are stopping customers from coming in except Meijer. A lady confronted me about it and said she can't breathe in them and my daughter said well no one else can't either! She then said well if they want me to wear a mask they should give me a mask this is still a free country! I just responded to her and told her well this is your store to shop at because no one is going to apparently stop you.
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