Walmart Supercenter

Walmart is not my favorite store. Rude employees. Employees never seem to be working. I honestly don’t think they have the lowest prices. Not very busy. A big selection of Pringles and soda. Overall pretty good location

I hate Walmart! The Pharmacy people are rude and treat you like you’re in pre-​school. I hate when you go there to shop you hear employees drama. Leave it at home. If you don’t like your job, find a new job. Walmarts merchandise quality compares to the DollarStore. I bought fabric there, on weekends you can’t find anyone to cut it for you. Why have the department if you’re not going to staff it. I only step in the door when something comes up and I have to. Only once or twice a year and that’s to much. You don’t deserve 1 star but this app won’t post this review unless I gave it 1 star.

Believe it (or not), I found this Wal-​Mart Supercenter to have a huge variety of items. I’m comparing to other Wal-​Mart retail stores that are either near my residence or work. I was very surprised to walk in and find a clean Wal-​Mart. It is not usually, at least in my experience, to see a clean Wal-​Mart. Most I have walked in are filthy, clothes or items on the shelves not sorted or stacked correctly, etc.
I came into this store looking for a Bluetooth headset for my iPhone because NH is «hands free» and I needed to take calls while driving through NH. While standing in the electronics area, I was looking at a few options and then researching quickly on my iPhone. However, a very helpful Wal-​Mart employee from the electronics section came over and asked if I needed any help. Wow, I was surprised and startled because that is not typical in the stores that I frequent. Not only was this gentleman helpful in helping me decide on a headset, but also helped me with deciding on a couple other electronic purchases. I wish I caught his name and hope he sees this message some day. I thank him for his help very much!
In any event, I found my visit to be pleasant including checkout. There were several open self serve registers, and also several employees at regular registers, which was a shock to me also.
Had a nice visit and would certainly recommend and return again!
P. S. Is it «Wal-​Mart» or «Walmart»? Wikipedia shows both.

I go to Walmart for the low prices. That’s it. I don’t expect anything else from the place. Have what I’m looking for and sell it dirt cheap. Period.

Hooksett Walmart is actually one of the better and cleanest Walmarts around.

I have never had a tougher time in a Walmart. Workers were rude when I asked where things were, everything was disorganized, the store was in shambles. They had no chicken breast left and it was only 1pm! I left there angry and without my items I needed. Will not be going back unless absolutely necessary.

Take care of your carts! Every time I drive into this place there are shopping carts everywhere. If I had to guess how many… 75 – 100 just blowing around and smashing into cars… and filling parking spaces. Normally I would blame lazy people not putting them back but even those are overflowing.

It is Wal-​Mart… what can I say they have a lot medium to low quality goods for cheap.
Lots of parking as usual, the grocery section makes it convenient as a one stop.

Incredibly awful customer service. Called and the woman on the phone said «okay just one moment.» I’m pretty sure that doesn’t mean five minutes of pure silence from the other line. Called the photo department and then was told I wasn’t on this woman’s «line» and that I would have to call the store’s number again. Maybe they should consider hiring some people that are actually helpful so I’m not having to waste my time.

When I mentioned to that special someone that I wanted to go to Walmart I got a look of disgust. I can understand why that is the case because not all Walmart stores are created equally. Not even close.
This store is huge with two different sides. One side is your standard Walmart on steroids along with a fairly nice garden center doing the spring and summer seasons; the other side is a full grocery store.
I will not say that EVERYTHING is cheaper here but they certainly have a ton of products to choose from. I would say that price shopping vs. Market Basket might make sense but unless Shaws, Stop and Shop or Hannafords is running a crazy sale I would say it is safe to assume the prices are better here.
When the store originally opened up they had a McDonald’s in the entrance to the left. It has since been replaced with a Subway. They have an optical department, pharmacy, a credit union, a nail salon and a very small arcade.
They have bathrooms in the front of the store as well as the back by electronics. They can be a mess at times but nothing like what I have seen in most Walmart stores.
I typically judge a Walmart by how the store is maintained as time goes on and this store is still in very good shape; hence the 5 star rating. That special someone told her family that she was amazed at this Walmart and actually didn’t have an issue in the store as they even had an organic and gluten free section with products and are difficult to normally find… The prices aren’t as competitive on these items but they have them. This section is towards the back left over by the pet section and the fish tanks.
Extended hours during the holidays helps as well.

Would rather be dead than go shopping here. Almost literally. Two registers open the month before Christmas ?! No thanks!

As a newer Walmart, compared to some stores in the region, it’s clean and organized (though they do move things around frequently, so sometimes need to remap your brain if you haven’t been in for awhile). They’ve really improved the quality of the produce in the last couple years. Used to be horrible, over ripe/​rotting stuff. Some prices, especially in the dairy department, you have to watch. They’re not the best deal in town. They had been doing a good job at one point of increasing the number of organic/​natural (whatever your definition of that term may be) products. Guess they weren’t selling, because harder to find these days. The cash registers frequently have lines, and people shifting from one to another looking for shorter lines, because they never seem to have enough staff on. Considerably longer wait today with all the back-​to-​school supply shoppers. You just accept there will be a wait and hope you get a cashier who isn’t in training. ;)
As another reviewer has experienced, we’ve had an issue with the auto shop too. Usually they’ve been great and we get all the oil changes done if my husband is short on time to do it himself, and tire rotations/​mountings. But a month ago they managed to scratch five brand new 20″ chrome rims putting tires on. The first tech who made the mistake was mortified and couldn’t apologize enough. Young guy. We understood, things happen and they would pay for the replacement. We were assured the money would not be deducted from the young man’s pay.
Manager said they’d give the job to the senior tire guy. He ruined three more, plus a spare, and couldn’t have cared less. Pretty appalling attitude. He said they’d send them out for polishing. Not with gouges as deep as they were, all in the same place. Apparently an issue with the machine. So why didn’t they stop? Manager apologized and said a claim would be filed with their insurance company. We’ve been getting the run around from them, so that issue is still pending.
My purpose today was to get a prescription for my dog. Since a fairly inexpensive pain killer that used to be dispensed by my vet was reclassified as a controlled substance this week by the DEA, it now has to be filled at a pharmacy. And the price has skyrocketed. We get most of his prescriptions (except the compounded one) at CVS and a good price break with AAA discount. Turns out CVS charges $ 90 for a one month supply of this pain med, with AAA discount or price would be $ 150. Did some price comparisons and found a discount coupon from a website that brought the price down to $ 19 at Walmart. So I had the script called in. Went to pick up to find they won’t accept that discount coupon, nor AAA, on any pet prescriptions. Charming. However, it was only $ 43 in comparison to CVS. Still almost double what the vet used to charge.