So I went in to, day.I had a couple hundred dollars worth of stuff took me about forty five minutes…read moreor more to get everything together. I waited by the teller, the only one that was open for the person in front of me to get their stuff checked through by the tell. When it was my turn, flood out, refused to scan my things at the teller. Didn't say anything to me as I was standing there for about ten to fifteen minutes. No sign, indicating that there was no tellers.And only scan only. What a horribly run business.

I had intended to get further along the highway tonight but US-60 isn't lit and I did not want to…read morerun into a deer at 70 miles per hour in the middle of nowhere. So I pulled into this Walmart, parked not far from a small cluster of RV's that were similarly parked, and got comfortable. While they don't encourage it, this Walmart did not seem to discourage it either. Prior to that, a quick look around the store. This is a Supercenter, which means that they have a full grocery department with produce, frozen, deli and such. The store is pretty tidy but I could see a few spots here and there that were not stocked very well. The associates I encountered did not seem to know the "Ten Foot Rule" so I was not greeted at all. Not enough registers open at 10:00 pm but the self-checkout moved quickly and my case of bubbly water for the road rang up properly and I was on my way. [Review 16294 overall - 115 in Missouri - round number 1800 of 2021.]

Just love the choices of all natural products .. the staff is always so helpful and very…read moreknowledgeable. I only have an issue with the hrs cuz of my hrs of work .. and I can't get my products when I want or need .. but I'm working on it .. my Saturdays always so full I can't remember to get there before they close .. I hope soon they go online .. the products are amazing !

The only way to get something organic in this entire town, where even the juice shop is non-organic.read more

Awesome store!!!! Was looking for great deals on groceries and thought would spend a couple hours…read morestopping in stores less frequented or advertised. This place has everything a normal grocery store has but in bulk and at crazy great prices. You are not required to buy a whole case to get the special price either. Example, can of corn- .48 sweet potatoes-.25 fresh corn .25 pork roast 1.47 a pound bag of potatoes-.99 It was amazing!!! Very clean store. Everything was very fresh ... people were helpful. Lots of variety's and deals blew normal stores out of water!!! Well worth going too before you go to others.

The floors in this store were FILTHY !!! I used to work for a Dillons Food Store (owned by Kroger)…read moreand we would have been in trouble if our store had looked this bad. It was the solar eclipse weekend but I waited 5 to 10 minutes just to find someone for some help. I left our friends over at the Diary Queen across the parking lot so I could run over and buy around 4 items. I had to apologize to them because they asked me if I had gotten lost. The one good thing about this store was the cashier. She had a heavy southern accent and was very friendly.

The store employees are scarce. Two customers in line & the cashier has disappeared. Nothing other…read morethan self checkouts open. Went to self checkout & the helper there disappeared. 5 minutes later; got the help desk person to come help us. Another employee playing with his phone, ignoring everyone. Stockers ignore you, no one offers to help. The store itself is relatively small compared to others. I would have expected a warmer welcome. May not go back, due to the aggravation. Otherwise their bathrooms looked like they belonged to the employees, trash can full, but cubicles relatively clean.

Website says open to public, walk ins welcome. Entered and was told to turn right back and leave…read morebecause they aren't set up for walk ins or browsing... have to order out of a catalogue through their office. I don't mind the system but wouldn't have bothered. Website is totally misleading in that respect (and the catalogue is basic descriptions and order codes, no pictures of food, ingredients, etc).

From the owner: Specializing in: - Wholesale Meat…read more- Restaurant Equipment & Supplies - Caterers Equipment & Supplies - Food Processing Equipment & Supplies - Paper Products - Paper & Plastic Cups, Containers & Utensils - Meat Processing - Paper Manufacturers - Food Processing & Manufacturing - School Supplies & Services - Meat Markets - Church Supplies & Services - Schools

I shop here every other week. The last two times I have been there I have encounter a young man…read morenamed Chance. He was the most friendly and helpful young man I have seen in a long time. Every store needs a Chance.

Dear Walmart Customer Service,…read more I am writing to complain about how a Purina cat food coupon was handled during a recent purchase. I had a coupon that was valid for up to $49.99 off a case of Purina cat food. During my purchase, I bought two cases: one priced at $43.12 and another priced at $28.08. First, I was inconvenienced by the lengthy wait required because a salaried manager had to authorize the coupon. Unfortunately, the situation became even more frustrating when the manager applied the coupon to the $28.08 case, rather than the $43.12 case. If the coupon was valid for up to $49.99, it seems only reasonable that it should have been applied to the qualifying case with the higher purchase price of $43.12. Instead, Walmart effectively shortchanged me by $15.04 in coupon value. What makes this particularly concerning is that Walmart is not absorbing the cost of this promotion. Purina presumably reimburses Walmart for properly redeemed promotional coupons. Therefore, I have a difficult time understanding why the coupon was deliberately applied to the less expensive case. There is also another issue that concerns me. The manager did not write the actual discount amount on the coupon, even though that was apparently required. Consequently, I have no way of knowing whether Walmart will submit the coupon to Purina for the actual $28.08 discount or potentially receive the full $49.99 reimbursement. If Walmart receives the full $49.99 reimbursement from Purina while only giving me $28.08 in savings, that would mean Walmart could potentially profit an additional $21.91 from the transaction, while I was denied the $15.04 in savings I reasonably expected based on the higher-priced case. At a minimum, the failure to document the actual discount creates a serious transparency issue. I would like Walmart to investigate this transaction and explain: 1. Why the coupon was applied to the $28.08 case instead of the $43.12 case. 2. What Walmart's policy is regarding applying coupons that are valid for "up to" a specified dollar amount. 3. What amount Walmart will submit to Purina for reimbursement. 4. Why the manager failed to document the actual discount amount on the coupon as required. 5. Whether Walmart will reimburse me the $15.04 difference resulting from the coupon being applied to the lower-priced case. I have been a Walmart customer, but experiences like this make customers question whether they are actually receiving the full benefit of promotions advertised by Walmart and its suppliers. This is not simply about $15.04. It is about fairness, transparency, and whether customers can trust Walmart to properly honor promotional offers. I would appreciate a prompt explanation and resolution.