Walmart Supercenter

The only reason I come to this Walmart is because it’s close to my workplace. Let me just say their customer service isn’t the best. A few weeks back I went to buy a couple cheap shirts I needed for my job, but I needed to try them on. There wasn’t an associate at the fitting rooms, so I went and searched around, only finding an associate at the front where the cashiers are. I asked her politely if she could someone to open the fitting room door and she said she would. Okay cool. I went back there and waited 15, still, no one came. I went back to the same associate and she rolled her eyes and asked the manager she was talking to to plase go open the door for me. Really? I went back there and waited another four minutes until I just decided to climb under the space beneath the fitting room doors. The manager came a minute later and sounded shocked as to how I got in.
And a couple weeks later I went to return a gym set I bought for my mom, but they said they can’t do returns without a receipt. Really. Managers here are rude, associates are meh, like they don’t really care.

Worst Walmart EVER! I bought a cake for my sons birthday from there bakery and was presented his cake in a frozen lemon pie box instead of a cake box, very ghetto indeed, looked like I bought it illegally off the back of a pick up truck. When I called to compalin I was hung up on twice, so I ended up reporting this to corporate. There customer service is extremely poor and most of the people working at this location should be taught the ins and outs of customer service, I will not shop here again!

I had the pleasure of visiting this Walmart today while on vacation in Salt Lake City. I left my contact lenses back in Los Angeles, and desperately needed a pair for skiing (my glasses didn’t fit in my goggles). Glennae and her lovely associate totally hooked me up, and it didn’t cost an arm and a leg. They were so kind and helpful, I could not recommend the vision center, or them more highly. Thank you ladies!

This place is horrible. What a joke. Far too few employees working, and those working aren’t willing to help. It took us 20 minutes to get an Xbox controller unlocked even though the store was empty. We asked three different employees to help before we found one who could. We asked the employee politely and he was very disrespectful. I won’t be going back.

Friendly staff. Each time I shop here, the associates are smiling and courteous. This location is much better than most. Thanks for your friendly service!

All of this over $ 26 in returns. The assistant manager told me they do not do returns without receipt anymore. They can’t look it up by credit card either. Walmart is one of the biggest companies and they can’t look it up by credit card?! Walmart has lost my business.

It is only as a last resort that I shop at this WalMart. No matter what time of day or night I’m there, no matter how busy the store is, there are only two checkout lines that are open. Even if there are long lines of customers, this WalMart refuses to open more lines. Making things worse, the folks working the registers are slow and inefficient. But long, slow checkout lines is not the only issue. It is nearly impossible to find someone to assist you while you’re shopping. I hope I don’t get to the point where I need to return to this WalMart.

Usually the lack of caring from Walmart employees is annoying but I found it convenient when I had to grab some chocolate milk and was too lazy to put on shoes, an employee outside the store saw I was barefoot and said «I probably shouldn’t let you in, oh well». Keep on not giving a crap Walmart employees

I am reminded why I haven’t stepped in a WalMart in an age. Unfortunately Unilocal has no «no star» option. Empty shelves everywhere, very rude people and only three checkouts open with a line at least ten deep in each. Not worth it for the negligible price savings. A reminder, then, to go down the road and spend a mere four cents more for the same things. I’m pretty sure I have that much change loose in my car’s ashtray…

It’s Walmart. They’re getting better. They started carrying all of the Simply juices. You can find Fairlife there. Want Lactaid ice cream? They’ve got it.
I doubt they’re treating their employees any better. Of course there’s the ACA that’s helping workers everywhere. Thanks, Obama.
Had something to return today. It’s was about 2:00 PM. There were ten of us in line, one employee working frantically.
Asked at the check stand if I could return an item there with a receipt. Was told I couldn’t. There were two managers immediately present, leaning on their elbows, chewing the fat. I mentioned the shit storm that was «Customer Service» at which point they promptly parted and walked away in an effort to look relevant.
I guess you get what you hire. Except when you don’t. By that I mean it seems for every quality Walmart employee, there’s a dozen not so quality and if that place is like everywhere else, those other not so quality workers are likely managers.
There were stockers everywhere and the shelves looked great. I wanted Simply Grapefruit and someone from a different department went out of his way to find it in the dairy cooler for me. Simply Grapefruit goes great with gin.
The produce department was decent.
But that poor girl in Customer Service was slammed and those front end managers knew it and all they could do was stand around holding walkie talkies trying to look important.
I would have taken a picture as I’m told they say a thousand words but I had left my phone in the car.
Quintessential Walmart. You surrender a sliver of your soul everytime you walk through those doors.

I got a nail in one of my car’s tires and thought I needed to buy a new one (good bye $ 150…) but took it in to this Walmart’s tire center and had it repaired very well for the staggering amount of $ 10! The older guy that was running the shop that day was super friendly and the mechanics were quick to fix my tire. Above all I appreciate their honesty. Most other mechanics would have told me I needed a new tire knowing full well it was an easy fix *cough*Lucky’s Auto Credit*cough* and would have made me pay an arm and a leg and my first born for something unnecessary. I will likely keep going to this Walmart for my tire needs.

Can I give half a star? I wish I could. Store is dirty, run down, and the aisles are a mess. Checkout typically has five or less aisles open, with huge lines. I understand every store will have an unexpected rush, but when there’s lines of people waiting, you shouldn’t come up to a register where the cashier says she’s shutting down the aisle.
Poor management is what it comes down to. I’d recommend driving to another Walmart… or better yet, go to the Target down the road, which has none of these issues.

It’s Walmart & it’s open 24 hours. The key is that it is close to snowbird/​Alta. if your flight lands after 10pm its your best bet for any grocery essentials (maybe lift tickets if they are friendly).

Tiny narrow aisle, terrible customer service, produce that looks like it has been sitting for weeks! Terrible shopping experience. I guess you have to decide if the low prices are worth it. Not for me!

Had a great experience here. Noteworthy because I’m not really accustomed to such good service at a Walmart. I particularly noticed the fun door greeter (didn’t catch his name), and my cashier, Tina was very helpful and pleasent. Store wasn’t too crowded, was pretty clean.

Bought a pack of pitas, got home and spent 2 hours making an authentic Greek meal complete with homemade cucumber sauce. Plating the food, I opened the pack of pitas and realized they were molded! I checked the expiration at that point and they were about a week over the date. I’ve never really checked dates before (I know I probably should) but I’ve never had this problem.
Needless to say I was disappointed that I made chicken gyros but had no pitas to go with and I was definitely not getting all 3 of my kids back out the door and through Walmart all over again.
I returned the pitas a few days later and they kindly exchanged them for another food item since I had already gotten rid of the receipt.
I shopped for a few more items and was appalled to see how many food items remain on the shelves past their due dates! I understand some foods will do OK but items like pitas need to be thrown out. This won’t be my first go-​to Walmart but if I ever go back, I’ll make sure to check out dates on any food I pick up.

I’ve been coming here a lot for little birthday presents and other miscellaneous stuff, never had a good enough or bad enough experience worthy of a review. But oh boy did I have a really bad experience today. Jackie, one of the two managers on duty, got so frustrated explaining that the «buy online, pick up today» offer on their website doesn’t really mean today, it really means 24 hours later that when we asked her why was that she had no better answer than to say: «well, honestly it’s because Walmart is just stupid». I mean, this is no teenager who hates his job and somehow I can justify the lack of better and more professional vocabulary. This is a 40ish lady, all grown up, who –I don’t know how — managed to advance to a managerial position, lacking professionalism and customer service skills. Just like that, she tells a customer that she thinks walmart is stupid. Right in front of her employees and other customers.
Dead silence for a minute We didn’t even know how to react. We were blown away. I could hear customers behind us exchanging shocking comments to one another. I asked her (to confirm) if she was a manager, and she said yes, then immediately blushed. I guess at some point you gotta realize you messed up and chose the wrong words… But still no correction, no apology for trashing her employer. I reminded her of her position and her poor choice of words but she was defiant. We had to be the bigger person apparently, and let her walk away.
The way she said it also implied she was fed up with working there. I feel bad for her, but having a good work ethic is part of being professional. Even if you don’t believe in what you or your employee represent, don’t say it out loud! In front of customers and your direct employees! Honestly, Walmart would do much better without employees like her, especially in a leadership position.
On a happier note, an employee at the site-​to-​store was so nice and friendly and went above and beyond to expedite our order that somehow she managed to make us smile again.
Maybe Walmart in Midvale should reevaluate their promoting practices and put the ones with good customer service skills above the ones that may need some coaching… I saw several with smiles on their faces, happy to just have a job. No job is perfect, but somehow you have to put your happy pants on and keep your frustrations for after work!

Walmarts are pretty much what you expect… cheap. I am a usual at these stores, but was sadly let down when I came to this one. The place was not organized in a neat manner, but the real let down came with the help. I went to print pictures and waited at the photo desk for 20 minutes before someone came to help. The guy that did help me was frazzeled and lacked customer service. It was frustrating, and wasted my time. I will be taking my walmart needs elsewhere from now on.

Went On a sunday night. Store had less than 50 people which was great! More selections and alot neater than others ive been to. Deducting 2 stars because of the rude cashier and no one was around to help when i needed something. Its closer to my house than the taylorsville location. Still not sure if id come back

This is a small cozy little wally world, which was converted over from a regular Wal Mart into a Super Center, and the isles are narrower than other Super Center like the 90^th one. They got a strange location for the greeter here, as he is located at food area by the cashiers, which can makes him avoidable if you stay along the right wall.
Items are not hard to find here, but their stock level is usually lower than other locations. It is also a handy alternative for nighttime shoppers when place like Target and Home Depot are both closed.