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.

First time here I really enjoy the vibes and our server Benny ! He's amazing and very attentive…read more Will be coming back just for him ! Anyone that comes ask for Benny !!!

The Breakyard is a convenience store that is part of the Clarence Brown Oil Company complex. I've…read morehad reason to stop in a few times for gas and to pick up a cup of coffee. One thing I've been impressed with is that the store and grounds are very clean and orderly. Notice how the buildings of Clarence Brown Oil all are tan with white trim. There is obviously a measure of pride here. This business has been in operation for more than seventy years and they seem fastidious about it. Inside The Breakyard it's like many gas station convenience stores, except they have a deli counter that prepares sandwiches and a couple of booths to sit at. So, it's kind of like a Wawa store... if you have experienced that. Not a lot to say here except that it's a nice clean gas station and convenience store.

Both the Williston and St Albans stores are loaded with unhappy employees who are rude, and invite…read morerudeness from customers. Walmart shopping is not a classy experience. But it's better than shopping at Costco! At least you're not rounded up like cattle and have to PAY to shop there. Heck, a lot of stuff from Costco is cheaper at Walmart! But the thing is, despite being an honest way to make a buck (I won't call it "a living"), people look down on these WallyWorld workers. Even washing dishes is respectable because it's HONEST work. I empathize with the employees, not the rotten operation Walmart runs. My low rating is for WalMart, the Bentonville, AR-based retailer. I'd never be motivated to do my best at any big-box store. I'd just do the minimum to not get fired... LOL, they lock up underwear at the Williston store! :-) "Please sir, can you get those size XXXL panties out of the showcase for me?"

I never received my order on May 8th. I received a text saying it was delivered. I've tried calling…read moremany times and have not been able to speak to an associate. I get a automated recording which says it's been delivered. Frustrating!!! Most of the order was my groceries for the week. I haven't had problems with previous orders being delivered but if Walmart does not correct the issue without more frustration, I won't order again. I would order with Insta Cart!!!!!!!

Webpage says they open at 730am. Went to go in and emplotees were rude and insisted they open at…read more8am! Bs!!

I went to the ER with a severe asthma attack. I was checked out and given a nebulizer treatment…read moreand prednisone. When I showed the respiratory therapist my inhaler he said "this is a dud. It doesn't work. I had it for less than a week. I told him I had thrown away two previous ones that were the same. He said it could be a bad batch and should be reported. I went to Kinney Drugs and tried to replace it, but they said I couldn't get a new one because I had only gotten this one six days ago. I told her that the nrespiratory therapist had told me it could be a bad batch. I also told her the nurse practitioner said to call him if there was a problem. She asked me to have a seat. A while later another woman approached me from behind the counter and told me I couldn't get the alternative inhaler he had prescribed unless I paid $85 cash. I said I don't care, I still want it. Then I tried to tell her about the possibility of a bad batch and she curtly told me "Well no other customers have complained about it." She displayed no concern about what happened to me or what might be happening to others. I had been suffering with bad asthma attacks for many months and did not understand why the inhalers did not seem to help. I feel I should be re-imbursed for all three faulty inhalers, and it is the pharmacist's responsibility to report possible "bad batches" of drugs.