Walmart

I enjoy the fact that I can find most anything I need and the people, when you can find them, are pleasant. The variety and the broad range of items in one place is really why my husband and I go. My only real complaint is we frequently spend 20+ minutes in the checkout line.

Usually a speedy checkout, and pretty easy to find everything I need. Unfortunately, if you need something in the electronics section, good luck finding someone. And if there is a price discrepancy at the register, I’ve never had a cashier offer to fix it for me. They usually just look at me all wide-​eyed until I say never mind. Lol. But all in all, a great walmart. MUCH better than the Conroe store. We live in Conroe, almost right across the street from that walmart, and we still drive to Montgomery because it is SO much better!

If I have to shop at Walmart, this is the best one. This location has many access points from 105 and on Walden Rd., two main entrances and plenty of parking. The average shopper here doesn’t subscribe to your typical «People of Walmart» look. Rather, it seems that the majority of shoppers here, myself included, pop into this location in order to stock up for weekend visits to their nearby lake houses. So, if Walmart people-​watching is your thing, you’re going to be disappointed. But, if you like to ogle at DILFs or check out housewives in their swimsuits, cover-​ups and flip flops, then this is the place for you.
Walmart’s produce and grocery selection rivals that of nearby Kroger and Brookshire Brothers, and prices are competitive if not lower, too, which is the main reason I shop here, especially since I can scoop up other household items here during the same trip (You should check out their clothing section, too. Seriously, you can score some decent finds here for cheap). As satisfactory as the produce selection is here, it obviously doesn’t compare with that of HEB down the road.
This Walmart also has not one but TWO Red Box kiosks and while the selection does overlap some, each kiosk offers plenty that the other does not. You are able to check their inventory online and reserve your selection so your movie (s) is/​are not sold out by the time you get to the kiosk.
In general, this location is very clean and well-​stocked, and employees are nice and small-​town friendly. A-​OK, indeed.

The 4 stars are for the condition, cleanliness, ease of this Wal-​Mart. Anytime I go there is hardly a crowd which is a plus in my book. I can always park close and check out in a timely manner which is saying A LOT for Wal-​Mart. I feel like it’s our own private location for those of us that live out here. It’s not even packed during Christmas!
Of course the produce and meat are always lacking so I definitely don’t grocery shop here. This place is strictly for Wal-​Marty type stuff.
Oh, and hot guys (and girls too I suppose) are there in the summer in swimsuits getting supplies for the lake. Bonus!

This Walmart is in need of a renovation. First it will take you 10 minutes to find a cart that has 4 rolling wheels and a low amount of noise. The fruits and vegtables have little to no moisture. They often run out of exotic items like lemons. If you do find some with moisture you will notice they often run out of produce bags. Once your shirt is full of vegtables, you will notice chickens draining in the meat cooler. Rainbow beef and so forth. The bright side is you will save a lot of money.

It’s a Wal-​Mart. In the bell curve of Wal-​Marts this one fits squarely in the middle. Not amazing, not atrocious. But rest assured there are both amazing and atrocious Wal-​Marts in this world, and Montgomery should be thankful theirs is average.