Walmart Supercenter

Busy store with an unusual layout. It took a while to check out. The jewelry counter is near the self– check-​out. The lady/​worker was bumbling around. When asking her if she could check us out she said no. Not even two minutes later another person went to her and proceeded to buy their groceries from her. So if I go to visit Mt. Vernon again I will definitely buy a case of bottled water elsewhere. I just don’t need that type of negativity in my life.

Stopped in here to do a bit of everything shopping. Groceries, toothpaste, dog food, hardware, etc.
The setup of this store is totally different than any other Walmart that we have been in, so we ended up walking what seemed like miles extra, backtracking. Can’t say I expected bread and pet products to be in the same area.
Anyhow, went to the dreaded checkout. Lines were not too bad this time around and we had the best checker ever in Walmart. Hannah was amazing, smiling, friendly. It’s nice to see an employee happy.
If and when we hit Walmart again, we will do a check to see if Hannah is working, would not hesitate to wait in line for her to be our checker.

I came here after the Faith No More show before crossing the border home to get some last minute emergency cheap groceries before my real grocery run across the boarder.
I’ve never been inside a US Super Center. I was both inspired and shocked by how long some of the prices are even with the current exchange rate of 80 cents on the dollar.
I was horrified at the junk food. Do you American’s actually eat this stuff? You do realize that it is food like this that is a problem with obesity!
I didn’t come here for the pleasant shopping experience but the lady at the tile looked as though she wanted to kill someone, starting with herself.
My buddy Scott bought a 12 pack and we were both carded. I should be complimented but she was just being a bored cashier. It’s obvious that I am 1.5 decades past the legal age. It was a bit much to ask for my ID and I am not the one who purchased it or who it was for.
It was fun to shop for groceries for fun.

Adrian at the checkout was very helpful he answered all my questions and he offered great customer service!

My sister in law and I drove to this store from Monroe today, to buy Xbox One Bundles. Keep in mind that these specific bundles are nearly impossible to find. They showed up online earlier in the day as available and she called to make sure they were in stock. She was told there were «a bunch in the back» by the employee that answered the phone. Ok, cool. She packed up her two little kids, picked me up, and we were off.
When we got to about Marysville, I called again to ask to put them on hold. I was told by a VERY rude lady in the electronics department that they do not put things on hold there but I didn’t hear her at first because she was talking to someone else at the same time. Next thing I hear is her yelling HELLO?! In my ear, then reiterating what she just said. Fine, we’re about 25 minutes away anyways.
We finally got there and had to wait a little while to ask someone to get the bundles for us (understandable, they were busy) When we finally asked, the guy immediately told us they in fact did NOT have any in stock and haven’t for over a month now. We insisted on him looking in the back to see since it showed up as available online and we were told a couple hours before by an employee that there were «a bunch in the back.» He came back out, said no again and was done.
At this point we’re ticked. My sister in law’s kids were getting grumpy and we just drove an hour there for no reason. We talked to a very nice manager about it and he checked for us as well but again, found no Xbox bundles.
This is the reason I hate this store but I did what I thought I had to do to get my husband the Christmas present he wanted. Employees: next time someone asks you if there is something in stock, look. Don’t make false promises you can’t keep. Also, maybe retrain some of your employees on proper customer service. Being rude to customers is completely uncalled for and unacceptable.

Wal-​Marts never present a truly pleasant shopping experience, but we have been impressed by how they seem to employ people from all walks of life. People at my work have always joked about becoming Wal-​Mart greeters when they retire, but I see that greeters are allowed to set up far from the door with blankets and chairs during the cold weather. This earns points, in my book.
Okay selection and service at this location, but I still won’t buy vegetables here.