I always find it a pleasant store and lots to see. It is spacious and organized to my liking.read more

One star earned for the amazing selection of merchandise…read more I asked a woman (with blonde hair), name starts with an 'N' a question. She was very rude and condescending. I was ABSOLUTELY shocked that management allows her to speak with customers the way she did. Here's what happened: I said, 'hello, may I ask you a question?' Employee said 'I'm clocking in, give me one moment' I said 'sure, take your time' Employee said 'thanks a lot, because of you, I'm having trouble clocking in!' She appeared to be very frustrated and angry. So I decided, I should probably go ask a different employee my question. I asked the second employee where I could find a specific product. His respond was 'behind the boxes.' I go behind the boxes and don't see it. I go back to the employer and say 'I can't find it.' The employer's response: 'it should be there.' There were only 4 customers in this store at the time. I left. NOTE TO MANAGEMENT: train your employees to answer questions properly and help customers. You are losing my business.

I know that this is the direction Walmart has chosen to go BUT I personally dislike the way they…read moreare doing business. I only go there if I am lazy and then kick myself for stopping by. I am not an employee of Walmart, I do not get an employee discount. So my question to you is why do I shop there if I do the work and take others jobs? I don't want to ring up my groceries, don't want to bag them, get checked as I leave your store. I don't mind people who are other than US citizens HOWEVER I expect people who can speak English when I ask a question in your store. If you want US dollars then pay English speaking people who can give "CUSTOMER SERVICE " and represent your store. I have never seen your groceries go down in price ever, always up!

I have held off on making a review until now because I like to ensure before I obliterate somebody…read morepublicly, that my findings are accurate and true. Let me first start by relaying an experience I had at this location with my elderly mom in April of 2025. We were in the shoe department and my mom suddenly lost her balance and fell. She was unable to stop herself and violently cracked her head open on the concrete floor. I rushed over to her to provide assistance and began screaming for help. One associate showed up and shortly after, someone of a manager looking status showed up with an iPad and instantly asked me to start filling out an accident report. I asked her if she was crazy because clearly my mom needed assistance and I would like them to call 911. She persisted with the request for the accident report, so annoyed, I began to fill it out on her iPad while I sat behind my mom trying to hold her up because she looked like she was going to pass out. She was bleeding from the head. The other associate brought a motorized cart and helped me get her into the cart. Because nobody bothered to call Emergency Services even after I requested it two separate times, I drove her to the emergency room myself. I would say that this probably wasted about 20 minutes of valuable time and I mentioned that because my mom is still feeling the effects of her fall 8 months later. When I reached out to Walmart corporate, they were unwilling to do anything. I didn't even receive what I would consider to be well wishes for recovery. I tell the story now because something very similar happened to another individual at the same location yesterday. She was also elderly and fell and broke her clavicle. Supposedly, nobody came to help her as well and she ended up having to take her own groceries out to her car. We have also witnessed another incident where an elderly woman fell just outside the store in the crosswalk of the parking lot. People were crowded around her and thankfully somebody called emergency services, but in the meantime, there was not one single Walmart badge to be found. This location, if you are not familiar with it, is located in a predominantly retirement community. It is an unfortunate fact that we encounter elderly individuals that fall relatively frequently in this community. It is absolutely abhorrent and disgusting that a large retailer like Walmart cannot provide its customers with at least somewhat respectable assistance. I don't know if this is just an issue locally on the individuals that this location is hiring as employees or if this is a company-wide deficiency, but regardless, it is unacceptable. I am 47 years old and it is wildly depressing to consider the future of my husband and I when we can see now that compassion and basic human decency isn't evident. This location needs to do much, much better... otherwise, I suspect they will have a sizeable lawsuit in their future.

We were there to buy our son's first pair of cleats for soccer, and Rhonda was SO nice and helpful!…read moreShe took the time to help us find exactly what we needed, and was so sweet to our son. Thanks, Rhonda!

I went in here a year ago looking for a new pair of nice shoes and not willing to drive to St…read more George. Two ladies were there to greet me in the shoe department. I found exactly what I was looking for and they had my size. Miracle. The service was very friendly and attentive. I went back yesterday looking for Sketcher slip ons. Again someone was in the department "waiting" for me, helped me make a selection explained the features, found my size and walked me to the checkout desk. This is a great store to visit if you need shoes.