The pharmacy is always great, the actual pharmacist (not Jenn) is a condescending know it all who…read moremakes getting your prescriptions so much harder than it needs to be! Michael, Lena, and Jenn should be the ones who run that place! They're all great!

Pharmacy is a hot mess. They refuse to answer the phone. I had to call their corporate office to…read morehave my Naproxen (Aleve) prescription filled. The 2 reasons they refused to fill the prescription... "it's too hectic in here," it's too hectic in here & it's cheaper to buy Aleve OTC." Yeah. My copay is $0. A little hard to beat that price if I pay for OTC. I have 2 prescriptions that still haven't been filled. They were called in on 9/19. I confirmed via Walgreens text that I needed both filled that day. It is 9/23. I called yesterday to ask if they could fill them. Nobody answered the phone. I called today to ask for the status & surprise surprise, this location is temporarily closed due to staff having the same head cold half our town has. Enough is enough. Highly do not recommend using this location. I really miss Rite Aid and their amazing pharmacy team! From the moment Walgreens took over we've had nothing but issues. Transferring all of our scripts to Price Chopper.

While traveling through Saint Albans we needed to grab some windshield wipers as well as a few…read moreother toiletries, so we decided to stop in at this Walmart. This particular location has everything you need from a Walmart including an excessive collection of camouflage attire. The staff here was very polite and overall the store was well stocked, clean and organized. In the end, we found everything we needed and walked out in under ten minutes.

Walmart Saint Albans could be a great store. But for all of the space available, the check out…read morestations installed, the huge parking lot, the number of workers on shift it just can't seem to pull it off. Here's my theory: 1. They have maybe 10-20 checkout stations here. I barely see 4 open at any given time! This seems inefficient and just plain dumb. 2. It's a huge store but boy they sure had no clue how to organize it. It's a disaster of departments bleeding into other departments, customer service locations built for inventory or places for the staff to chat. A place this big, you'd think they'd have some quick map or locator...nope. Most departments are full of nothing I'm looking for and if they have it I have to wade through piles of disorganized stuff to find it! 3. No problem getting a parking space but no one seemed to clearly mark the aisle direction for the angled parking they installed. So I'm dodging cars and shoppers everywhere. It also doesn't help that the ingress and egress from the lot are snaked all over in 5 directions so good luck finding a quick way in and out of there without an accident. 4. I like seeing staff on the floor. But I'll add that just having staff out on the floor isn't enough. How about more staff WILLING TO HELP? They seem to staff this store with more unhappy workers who seem to be aimlessly milling about doing something (anything) other than helping customers. There are a couple places and times where I've seen real outgoing help here (electronics has someone on staff who really wants to help. Other than that, forget it, you're on your own here. Let me also add that the in-store Subway is a waste. Unfriendly workers, half of the time they are out of certain meats or breads and it just doesn't live up to the consistent standards of most franchises I've been to. It's such an afterthought adder. They'd do better with a Dunkin Donuts or McD's. I really don't like shopping here if I don't have to. Sure the prices are fairly competitive when I can find what I want. But the struggle to park, get my way around the store and customers who prefer to slowly block aisles or chat with staff, then have to find an open check out is just too much to make it worth my while most times.

THIS WALMART.... yes this one here, has THE CORRECT HOURS POSTED HERE ON YELP!…read more After traveling around the country for far longer than I'd like to have, I've learned the hard way that all Walmarts close at 11pm, and not at the times most Walmarts say they close at on YELP! So YOU get 5 stars! THANKS for not wasting my time and gas $.

The Worst! I have had a number of bad experiences here but haven't reviewed before. I asked for…read morehelp finding a price since the shelf tag didn't match the item I was looking at. The employee responded in a very rude manner "I don't have a price gun." and walked away. When I asked other employees for help, I had several just look at me and then turn around and ignore me. Today I was buying moving supplies. After having purchased two armloads of boxes and tape, I asked if I could have two (2 mind you) empty boxes that were sitting empty from employee stocking. They very rudely refused and said they had to recycle them, but they could sell me boxes. I said I had already purchased a number of boxes and tape, and was just hoping to get the couple empty ones sitting there in the store that were just going to be thrown out. No, they said, they wouldn't give me any for free. Extremely rude people. Will not return now. This was the end.

The pharmacy is poorly run, with fast talking, slow walking clerks who clearly demonstrate a belief…read morethat interrupting, lecturing or speaking over someone so they are unable to get word in edgewise is a desirable skill set...hint; it's not. Add a generally unresponsive yet somehow arrogantly aloof attitude displayed by the pharmacist, hiding behind her computer monitor and the area is a perfect representation of a poorly run department...truly underwhelming and pathetic. The rest of the store ought to be embarrassed by the pharmacy.

Where are the Adults at the Price Chopper Supermarket in St Albans? The only people I see working…read morein the front of the store are children and not very bright children at that. At each and every supermarket if the cashier makes a mistake and over charges you not only get to keep your purchase but you get a complete refund. So is Price Chopper different from the rest of grocery stores? I think not. They just have no adult management. I bought a single bottle of beer. The cashier charged me based on a $10.99/6 pack. But the 6 pack was only $9.99 so instead of refunding me the $1.84+tax they wanted to just refund me 18 cents. Having worked in a supermarket as a cashier and as a manager in several supermarket corporate offices and I have shopped in supermarkets in many states this is not the way things are done. Not at all. But the worst was Alex who can't add/subtract or read. OMG! And one last thing did you realize at Price Chopper they charge you for getting cash back on your debit card? Except for the fact the cashier forgets to tell you beforehand. So ca anyone tell me of another market in St Albans even 15-20 miles away so I don't have to deal with children who can't read or do basic math? Please advise. Thanks! UPDATE... I found Hannaford Supermarket a little further down the street. They sell the same 6 pack for $8.99.

Ever since they updated their app it sucks there! Pharmacy always under staffed and takes forever…read moreto get prescription

The jelly donuts from the bakery were deeply disappointing. I expect more than a tablespoon of…read morefilling.

The salesperson was knowledgeable, patient and kind. I'm really happy I made the trip there and…read moreended up finding even more than I'd planned.

Being Black Friday, I wasn't really planning on going shoe shopping. However, while my family was…read moreshopping I decided to look around the store. I was pleasantly surprised by the prices. I found a style of boots that I would normally pay $150 for and Danform had them on sale for $60. I also found a pair of Merrill's. I didn't feel pressured at all by the sales staff. They gave me ample time to figure out what I wanted and then they were quick to ring me out. Penny took the time to measure my feet and they found the correct size for me. I was surprised to find shoes on sale that fit me. So often I get into a shoe store and nothing on sale will fit my feet.

Lenny's in St. Albans and their boss made me realize they rather Lose a loyal customer then take a…read moreloss. thank you for showing me the reason as to why I will not buying from Lennys anytime in the future. I will share my experience to my friends and others, so they don't waste their 160$ on damaged product.

Very limited supply of safety shoes; pricing is better online as well but that's typical of…read morebrick-and-mortar stores. I was not a fan of the guy hovering over me asking if I needed help within five seconds of entering the store, I just wanted to see what they had and if I needed help or wanted to buy/try on a pair of shoes I would have asked. If you already have a pair of shoes you like and want to rebuy, I'd recommend just buying them online.

The staff here are mostly terrible and rude. There a a few nice people, but mostly the store…read moremanager Aaron is a mean, arrogant, discriminatory jerk. The are constantly treating customers as if they are all stealing, and they always put rude signs in the windows. Not to mention that their location suggests convenience, but they are charging the highest prices in town and I feel like it is taking advantage of those who are on EBT by charging such high prices. A lot of people here don't have cars or transportation and are stuck hemorrhaging their EBT funds on high prices because they have no other choice. Their meat department is a joke and people are constantly dealing with spoiled meat. If you can get to Hannaford or Market 32 in Saint Albans, go to those places. Friendlier staff, better prices and non spoiled meat. I have included a recent photo of a rude sign that reads "if you plan on shoplifting let us know." This just feels like discriminatory practices against people who are on EBT and SNAP or homeless. This store seems to hate homeless and poor people.

I bought Shady Farms brand ground turkey today at this Food City. It was truly (ahem) foul. Spoiled…read moreso badly I thought my dog had had a bowel accident. The expiration date was still two days away. When I called the store at 6:30 p.m., I was told "The meat manager is gone for the day and won't be back until tomorrow." Hey, Food City, here's a thought: How about having an evening manager on staff who can take the complaint, investigate, and possibly save your customers from food poisoning? Next call will be to the health department.