I have a very real love-hate relationship with Walmart. On…read moreone hand, the convenience is unmatched. You can order just about anything and have it show up the same day, which is honestly a lifesaver when you don't feel like going out or just need a couple of things quickly. That said... the experience is very inconsistent depending on how your order is fulfilled. There seems to be a big difference between items that are shipped versus items that are delivered from the store: Store delivery: flawless. Every single time. The drivers clearly read the delivery instructions and place items exactly where requested. No issues here at all. Shipping (same-day): completely different story. Delivery instructions are consistently ignored. It's like they're not even being read, which defeats the whole purpose of having them. I've tested this multiple times, and the pattern holds -- so it's not a one-off. Another thing I appreciate is the at-home return pickup option. When it works, it's incredibly convenient. However, the execution could use some improvement. If you're returning multiple items, they'll often send multiple drivers -- one for each item -- instead of consolidating everything into a single pickup. That just feels inefficient and honestly unnecessary. One pickup, one driver, done. Overall, Walmart makes life easier in a lot of ways, but the inconsistency -- especially with shipping deliveries and return logistics -- keeps this from being a seamless experience. If they could fix those gaps they might get three or four stars

If I could give this Walmart zero stars, I'd personally print the extra star just to throw it in…read morethe trash. I walked in for ONE thing. Just one. A simple, innocent, $3 item. Four hours later, I emerged like a survivor of a retail apocalypse--battle-scarred, dehydrated, and somehow holding a kayak, three candles that smell like sadness, and a family-sized bag of chips I didn't even want. The employees? I'm convinced they hold staff meetings in an underground bunker where the theme is "Hide and Seek: Advanced Edition." I asked one guy where the lightbulbs were and he pointed upward and said, "We got some in the ceiling," then disappeared like a retail ninja. The aisles are a maze designed by someone who hates humanity. I swear I passed the same crying baby, the same man debating toothpaste brands, and the same giant inflatable holiday decoration at least six times. I'm pretty sure I aged 3-5 years in there. Self-checkout? Absolute chaos. I scanned one item and the machine screamed at me like I was smuggling diamonds. Then it demanded "an attendant" who, of course, was nowhere to be found--probably in the bunker. By the time I checked out, the sun had set, the seasons had changed, and I questioned everything I ever believed in. I entered a customer; I left a philosopher. One star. For being open. That's it.

Located directly across from the Ocean View Beach. This strip totally has a beach vibe to it…read more Nothing glamours, it's actually pretty dated. But has a solid anchor of Harris Teeter which elevated my review. Find plenty of parking and a clean lot. Other stores are Rite Aid, Dollar General and VA ABC among others. There are a few vacancies, but everyone has that problem with the pandemic. The leasing agent info is in my tip. BB&T and Burger King are out front. Although it's not close I would come back most likely for the ABC store if something special dropped. 3.5 rounding up.

This parking lot is never full. The fact new no parking signs for the small businesses across the…read morestreet are now restricted is downright human greed. You're hindering these businesses for a never-full parking lot and should be ashamed. I've told people not to shop here anymore because of this corporate greed.

just now New As I…read morepulled into the parking lot of the Naval Station Norfolk Navy Exchange, there was plenty of parking. There was plenty of parking for people with disabilities. As I entered the Navy Exchange, I was overwhelmed by the size with 2 floors! I was greeted and my id was checked. I found everything I needed and more. There is also a food court with a lot of restaurants and seating. Check out was fast and easy. Naval Station Norfolk Navy Exchange, you definitely earned your 5 star review! Highly recommended!

Not bc as much on sale as previous visit . Still lots of…read morebargains! Salespeople were very helpful !

The outlet mall is a nice addition to our area. They have several stores like Crocs, Bath and Body…read moreWorks, Michael Kor, Nike, Tory Birch, and more. There's also a food court with Charley's Subs, a Chinese restaurant, and a seafood restaurant. Its not many restaurants in the court, but there are other food options around the outlet like Jamba Juice, Starbucks, and Auntie Anne's. There's a candy store also, but its kinda pricey. But you can find all sorts of chocolates, gummy candy, truffles, ice cream, and etc. At the entrance of the outlet there's other restaurant choices as well, that may be better than some of the food court options. I do like the outlet, but can't stand the parking. It gets pretty crowded and you may have to park further away. They do have a few parking spots in front that you can pay for to park closer. You scan and pay about $7. There's plenty of benches and areas to sit at and even a play area for the kids. There's a pond that you can see from the food court as well. The food court area has a massage chair area where you can pay for chair massages, and there's a cell phone accessories store inside as well. This is a nice outdoor outlet with plenty of stores to shop at. Check them out!

Why they ended the website showing the clothes. Seeing what they had made me come to the store now…read morethat I can't see online I barely come to the store anymore.

Big lots has closed. This location is no longer open. They had a clearance sale with up to 80% off…read more I'm glad I went because the prices were right. They didn't have much left, but I found a comforter set that was originally $60 for $12. That was an awesome find!!! I do wish they didn't close because I liked the store. They had a variety of items and furniture. I loved shopping here for Christmas because I could find several gifts and get my shopping over with. I'll definitely miss this place!!

The furniture department is horrible. I dont know why this man works here at all in furniture. He…read moreis super rude and will make you wait for a long time with him doing nothing. As i write this its already been about 10min. Im just over how rude and nasty this man is.

I love me a bit of Downtown Hampton. It's a bit of a quiet, hidden gem that most don't go out of…read moretheir way for. No idea why not, there's so much on offer down here! Events? My favorite is the New Year Block Party, complete with a crab pot drop. But there's also block parties all year round for different events. Then there's the annual Blackbeard Pirate festival over in Mill Point Park and Bay Days. The Virginia Air & Space Museum also offers a lot of events for kids and families - never a bad shout for young and old explorers alike. Dining or Drinking? There's plenty of options in Downtown, with the favorites being along E Queen St. Marker 20, Venture, Brown Chicken Brown Cow, Taphouse, Musasi, and over on Settlers Landing Rd you have Bull Island Brewing Company and Latitude 37. There's plenty of residential options, two higher education facilities, and retail options - just a stone throw away from I-64. If you haven't made a trip down here, give it a go. Retail shops are mostly independent and offer a range of unique gifts, art, jewelry, clothing, pottery, and more! So shop small, and support local!!! Downtown is defined by it's waterfront, and of course the marina and piers. There are multiple garages (mostly FREE) and on-street parking spaces throughout, but better yet, on a sunny day, the walkable area along Hampton River waterfront is breathtaking and incomparable.

Queen Street business area has a unique blend of restaurants and shops. I enjoy grabbing coffee at…read moreFika, dinner at Brown Chicken Brown Cow and brunch at Marker 20. A trip won't be complete without stopping in at Worn and Homespun to shop their unique items.

I love Marshall's. There is always something fun or cool to be found. They always decorations for…read morewhatever holiday is around the corner and I love that they carry unique snacks in their snack isle. I used to think that buying snacks and spices from Marshall's was weird but now I'm hooked.

Their selection is absolutely terrible. This might as well be a good will. Don't waste your time…read morehere everything is ugly

I love my neighbor Dollar Tree! This is the best brand dollar store there is. I can always find the…read morecandies and snacks my kids love. This is my go to for holiday swag, balloons and candy all at an affordable price. I typically go here before I go into any other stores.

There really isn't much to complain about this location EXCEPT the sub-par customer service skills…read moreof the cashier on duty. Mine was a simple purchase of light bulbs and a candy bar. The problem, the cashier literally tossed each package of bulbs into the bag. I pointed out that these were light bulbs and could he be more careful. A grunted reply, a smack of the lips and another toss of bulbs into the bag. I was then questioned when I ASKED for my receipt. Just in case any of those lightbulbs you tossed into the bag don't work. An affronted look, a snatch of the receipt from the register and then instead of placing it into my outstretched hand, it, like the lightbulbs was tossed onto the counter. SMH.