Walmart

Very small store, narrow isles. Not a very good selection. But it’s really the only department store in town so who can complain? At least it has some groceries and a red box.

Walmart… known to treat their employees like experimental lab animals or prisoners. Most of the folks that work here are nice and you can’t beat the prices on almost all items in Dallas.
Parking lot is ample.
Access is okay, though the main entrance has some Insurance Company signage blocking your view of oncoming traffic as you try to exit out onto Ellendale… just another example of bad planning in traffic control design in Dallas.
While on that subject: The other most notable flaw is the stop signs on Ellendale at Levens (in front of Lyle Elementary School). There, the stop sign should be north and south and let the east and west traffic flow. Thousands of gallons of gas and corresponding brake usage are wasted there due to this huge mistake in planning. Yea, that makes a lot of sense… make 25 cars stop and go from the east and west for every 1 car heading north on Levens.
I can’t imagine living nearby and not shopping at Wally. We are looking forward to the conversion to a full grocery and give Safeway some competition. Since there is no Target/Kmart/etc…within 15 miles, this Walmart is hoppin!!!

Frustrating.
That’s my one word description for this particular Walmart. The employees are all very nice and helpful but it seems that about 50% of the time they are out of the item I need. I’ve heard others complain of the same thing. Perhaps new management is in order? It’s very difficult to sell what you do not have. I’ve been there for the following items and various times and none was available: white out, dog bones, paint tape, bundt pan, toddler socks, toddler slippers, eraser, ok I could go on but this gives you an idea that these are everyday items that should never be MIA from any Walmart shelves. Understand my Frustration?

I always find this Walmart quirky and weird. Just something about it. Maybe its the Dallas residents, I don’t know. But due to its weird vibe, I like going here. It’s smaller, but usually carries the same old stuff that you’d find at a typical Walmart.

Hoooh boy! If you want to see the rednecks at their best, head here.
I honestly didn’t think that Wal Mart could get worse… until I stopped in here to buy socks. I’m not sure why I needed to buy socks while I was in Dallas, but whatever.
It is quirky and set up weird. It makes for an interesting 15 minutes while you’re trying to find stuff, but that’s about it.