Walmart Supercenter

Well it’s kind of hard to review Walmart here we go. I couldn’t really scored any higher or lower because there was a lot of advantages and disadvantages. On the pro side it is quite easy to go from section to section, there is a good variety of different things, I’m encountered probably 80 to 90% of the time by the same greeter and he is nothing but friendly, from what I see its clean, and for their customer service area is always helpful and friendly. On the con side just like every other Walmart there’s never enough lanes open, the cashiers and the majority of the stock people leave a lot to desire for personality and friendliness, unless you pay attention to those rollback prices you gotta make sure that they don’t roll back up as often as they roll down. All in all I’ll continue to shop there out of convenience but mainly because of a lack of options. Hopefully one day Walmart turns that corner and improves.

Sometimes their produce leaves much to be desired and I avoid buying meat at Walmarts if I can help it. But as far as Walmarts go, it’s pretty typical. They never have enough checkouts open and seem to be pushing customers to use the self checkouts more and more, which I don’t always like. Especially if I have a lot to check out with. It can be hard to find associates in their prospective departments to ask questions. One plus I guess is that they recently brought material back in their sewing department. That’s good because a lot of people were disappointed when they initially discontinued that department. And I never have issues returning something if I need to.

Just thinking about walking into a Walmart causes me to break out in hives.
I had no other alternatives! And I was surprised that the pull-​ups I purchased were $ 2 MORE than I pay for them in Indianapolis at Kroger or Target.