Walmart Supercenter

(Shrimp Alfredo, Drip Style) Pulled up on Walmart, grabbed a few basics — shrimp, broccoli, Alfredo, ramen packs, and some seasonings. Didn’t think much of it till I hit the kitchen. Next thing you know, I’m cheffin’ up a full plate that looked like it belonged in a bistro. The shrimp came through clean, broccoli stayed green and fresh, Alfredo was creamy enough to catch every noodle. And don’t sleep on ramen — budget man’s pasta turned into luxury drip once it touched that sauce. For a simple run, this turned into multiple meals and a plate that’s got me feeling like I just catered to myself. Walmart, y’all really gave me the ammo to turn weeknight dinner into straight gourmet vibes. Drip so dope, it’s hard not to get hooked.

Worst customer service experience of my life. It is 5pm on a Tuesday, 6 hours before this store closes at 11pm. I need to return an item before heading to the airport to catch a flight, and believe it or not, this is what I was told: "We aren't accepting any returns for the rest of the day, because we have to do inventory." Yes, this Walmart store is turning away customer after customer because they have to "do inventory" in the busiest part of the day. Unbelievable.

Smallest Walmart in existence which means NO options and you aren’t able to get what you really want. I can forgive them for that - I can adjust. The worst thing is this Walmart is nestled in a bowl or small scale valley with one way in and one way out. This exit is on a busy street with no light. Traffic gets backed up. During my last and final time at this Walmart, it took me 23 minutes to make it to my Pickup spot. This is because SO many people were trying to come in and leave at the same time. It took me 18 minutes to leave. I am never going back, I’ll drive 15 more minutes for another one or go to Krogers. The only reason I gave them 2 stars instead of 1 is I have had the best "Walmart Pickup" employees here. Each one had been an above and beyond person with a friendly and helpful attitude. They will be missed. *Walmart pickup is the only way I shop.

The inside of the Walmart is nice. It's clean, we'll organized, the workers are friendly. The parking lot probably holds a thousand cars. However, I try NOT to go there. There is only 1 entrance/exit that is shared with a car dealership. Getting out takes at least 20 minutes. So a person had better not be in a hurry. If you need 1 item? Go elsewhere. Waiting in line to get out will make you crazy!

Not really a Supercenter if you come from a major city seems like a regular Walmart with groceries they could hire a few more cashiers the self-checkout is overwhelmed

Stop showing your receipts if you gave Walmart no reasonable suspicion or probable cause that you stole. Did you sign a contract with Walmart saying you will show receipt upon leaving the store like you do at Sams Club or Costco? No you didn’t. So why you showing receipts? I’m tired of the doors being blocked by people (assumed of stealing) so happy to show Walmart they didn’t steal. I don’t know about y’all, but I ACTUALLY VALUE MY TIME. I walk in and buy something and walk out and never show my receipt. Do they ask for my receipt? You can bet your last dollar they do. Do I show my receipt? Why would I? I never signed a contract, I’m also not a thief. I bought a massive TV last Black Friday as soon as they opened and pushed the box out the door to which the tall bald security guard and his short fat black friend who is asset protection for Walmart actually physically stopped me from leaving the store. Why you might ask? Because I walked in, paid debit for a TV and pushed the TV out (that was paid for). You might be asking, "well why did they stop you then?" The question you should be asking is "Did they have any LEGAL justification to stop me" and that answer to that is an astounding NO! They ONLY have the LEGAL RIGHT to stop you if they HAVE PROBABLE CAUSE/REASONABLE SUSPICION THAT YOU COMMITTED THEFT. Just because you walk in and buy a high dollar item like a tv, laptop, anything that they can see from the outside thats valuable DOES….NOT…MEAN….THEY…..CAN….FORCE…..RECEIPT……BEING….SHOWN!!! They might radio to the certain department to see if it was actually purchased but that’s where the problem arises. You see if they have to actually radio to the department to VERIFY it was purchased, meaning you CANT LEAVE the store until they verify it, well guess what.. that’s an UNLAWFUL DETENTION. But only if you gave them NO PROBABLE CAUSE/REASONABLE SUSPICION THAT YOU COMMITTED THEFT. I’m not a lawyer, don’t construe my review as official legal advice. Do your research, I clearly did. If you want a massive check from Walmart then: Walk in, buy something(like a tv), give them no probable cause or reasonable suspicion that you stole it(be the most normal shopper you can), watch them stop you at the door and detain you(ask them if you are free to leave and make sure you film it), don’t give them receipts and don’t run out the door or else they would have reasonable suspicion or probable cause, just stay calm/still, if they radio down and have to verify you didn’t steal it that means you obviously are not free to leave, once they finish their illegal detention immediately go to a lawyer and provide the video evidence. And boom, you just successfully won yourself a massive check from Walmart. Again this isn’t legal advice as I’m not a lawyer. I just have common sense and experience in dealing with this non sense that Walmart doesn’t care to stop.

More of a Smallmart than a Walmart, what this store lacks in size it makes up for in variety and clearance prices deals. Always stocked, clean, and well lit. The bakery has great deals and always fresh food. Each aisle is compact because of the store's small size but it still manages to have everything a Supercenter has in terms of retail.