Walmart Supercenter

When stocking, during business hours, maintaining safe passage for those whom are handicapped, or in the event of a fire should be paramount.
When a customer tells a front end «supervisor» person that «hey, I found this frozen product in the wrong isle, and its obviously warm now» the supervisor should not, then accuse me of not returning the item to the frozen department before I let it thaw… That its «my problem». Tried to explain a second time. She persisted, that I should buy the product that I allow to thaw. Reminded her I did the right thing … Uggg
However, security was super nice. My car got hit in the lot. He assisted until police arrived.

Good location and overall very clean and friendly.

Tire lube center slow, disrespectful and unprofessional. Workers disorganized. Hour and half wait time for oil change and tire rotation. Work. It completed. Took vehicle because «other vehicles got in front» of us for the tire service.
Never again will I use walmart tire lube express services.
Your loss Walmart. Sorry.

Clean, very well stocked. Great produce section. Staff we came in contact with were very helpful and friendly.

Normally, I love to hate retail giants and big box stores, especially WalMart because they’ve put so many local and mom-​and-​pop type shops out of business but… I can’t deny that shopping at WalMart saves me a ton of money and is a really convenient place to shop because they’re strategically placed in neighborhoods. This WalMart is no exception as its located right on Florence Boulevard off the I-​10 and is near a handful of hotels, restaurants and the mall.
I found myself shopping at this location in the middle of the night on a couple of occasions and the store was a mess. I know… I know, that’s when they restock the shelves and get everything in order but it was a disaster zone in almost every aisle. The employees had no regard for the customers that were there because there were boxes and product-​filled carts strewn everywhere. They were in the aisles, around every aisle and I guess they were working so intently that they didn’t realize they needed to move a few boxes for us to pass through the aisle or to get to a certain shelf.
After navigating our way through the cluttered store go get what we needed, we had to use the self-​checkout which wasn’t a problem but could have been a problem for others as there were NO cashiers or open registers. The only option was to use the self-​checkout at that hour. Though that may have made sense to them because of the time of day and lack of customers, that’s pretty inconsiderate to those who choose not to use the self-​checkout option or may not know how to use it.
I thought that maybe the cart-​filled parking lot was a result of the late night stocking sessions or lack of employees on a shift but no matter what time of day I went (midnight, morning, afternoon), there were carts were scattered everywhere in the parking lot. They were in parking stalls, between rows, in the walkways, etc. and didn’t see any employees collecting them. Needless to say, there wasn’t an abundance of shopping carts at the store entrance and one thing that I noticed was that they only had shopping carts available for customers. There weren’t any hand baskets. Well-​played, WalMart, well played…
Although it was annoying that this WalMart wasn’t as organized as some of their other stores, their fresh produce section was the highlight of my multiple visits. There were a bunch of pre-​sliced fresh fruit for sale at less than $ 2 a box and they had a ton of mini fresh-​baked pies in the pastry section for less than $ 1 each. Also, their ethnic food selection was impressive with more than 2 long aisles filled with Hispanic food. So, all in all, this WalMart is a typical WalMart in my books-​a wide variety of products at great prices but the customer service and organization could use some work. However, this is probably the most unorganized WalMart I’ve been to.