It's our major source of groceries and we depend on it heavily. Only department I choose not to use is the pharmacy for prescriptions. Otherwise, I can get just about anything I need. I do wish we had an Aldis or Sprouts though. read more

We were waiting around for about 5 mins for an associate till I finally went down and around a few isles to find someone who was kind enough to call on his radio for an associate to come to the bike section. We waited about another 10 mins before a new girl came by and I asked her if she could help us. She said that she couldn't because she didn't have a key to the bike locks. But she was very kind and courteous and when she saw another associate, she let her know that we needed help. This third person contacted another person and let him know that we needed the key. That person never came with the key, but I believe it was the third lady that came around about 5 mins later with the bike lock key and helped us out. This person was the most helpful - I wish I had gotten her name. So I checked out a couple of bikes and decided on one that had flat tires, had a ton of dust on it, and was not in the best of condition. The bike felt right to me and I was set on that particular bike. There were one or two like it, but they too were flat and dusty. At this point I asked if we could get a discount on this bike. The third person who waited on us had to get managerial approval for a discount and she got who appeared to be the section manager to come over. This person was rude, snotty and acted like she didn't want to give us ANY discount. When I described all of the issues with the bike, the main one being that the tires were flat and the thing was filthy, she still acted like she wasn't going to budge. She said that there was no bike tech today and that they could fill up the tires and that's all they could do. When the associate reiterated that the tires would not hold air at all, the manager person said that they could only give me the discount that is allowed which would have nothing to do with the actual condition of the bike. Again, I reiterated that the bike was filthy, the tubes wouldn't hold air, the handlebars were crooked, the bike had some scrapes on it... still... she could only give the discount that is allowed. Well, ended up the discount was ok, but still, it just seems that there is no individual decision making at Walmart stores, at least this Walmart, or at least this manager (?). It's sort of ridiculous when the manager can't make a managerial decision. I've worked in customer service all my life, and that's not good customer service. Besides that it shouldn't have taken 20 mins to get an associate to help us. This was the first time I'd stepped into a Walmart in at least 13 years. I ONLY went there to get a cheap bike. I won't be back. I don't need another cheap bike, lol. The problem is that they don't care about the products they sell. Nor do they care that you are satisfied with the product. UPDATE: So I cleaned the bike of the thick layer of dust and dirt. I changed out the tubes to the new ones I got. I re-aligned the handlebars, and adjusted them to my liking. I greased the dried out chain. And took it out to ride. The seat was loose, so I had to tighten up the seat bolts. Also turned out that the wheels were not true. Especially the front wheel was wobbly as H. So Now I have to true the wheels. I've lowered my rating to just one star, down from 2. Because the customer service at Walmart SUCKS! They don't care about the bikes they sell or if they are usable when they go out the door. I wanted a bike put together and ready to go. I would have gladly have paid them to do this, but, as stated earlier, their "bike tech" wasn't in. Apparently, they have a part time "bike tech". wth? Place is a joke. It's bad enough that they sell cheap bikes that are put together by high school kids... but the fact that they don't stand by the product or the work, is just sad... pathetic... and unprofessional. 3. So I spent an hour truing the front wheel, which was the wobbiest. Just left the back one as is - it was a bit wobbly, but nothing like the front one, which was unrideable. C'mon Walmart, you are a joke. A really BAD and SAD, JOKE! read more

This store is always crowded and have terribly long lines no matter what time of day I go. Don't expect much from customer service. More than half the workers here are rude. But occasionally you might get a smiling cashier asking how your day is. read more

People in New Mexico are a little different than in used to in the PNW. Walmart is convenient and cheap though so a great option for getting groceries to feed a basketball team. The tellers are usually very nice about handling large amounts of bagging and I can usually fin everything I need. Keeping grocery runs under $200 is pretty essential and I can do that pretty easily here. Just keep expectations to quantity over quality! read more

I'm a newbie to New Mexico and so far I love it. The people are wonderful....But I have a REAL problem with Walmart out here. I came from Ohio and there are Walmart's all over, but my disappointment with Walmart New Mexico is this......Milk in NM $2.88, Milk in Ohio $1.08. Eggs in NM over $1.50, Eggs in Ohio $.88. Bread, Cereal and don't even get me started on the cost of meat in NM, not with all of these cattle ranches or the price of fruit, not with Cali being so close.I will give you one example....Cuties in Ohio around $4.00 in NM around $6. Ohio is number 10 in population, New Mexico is 45, so what happened to the law of supply and demand? And I'm not buying shipping costs. Ohio doesn't have cattle ranches and Walmart gets all of it's meat from the same places, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Kansas, but it's cheaper in Ohio than here. Why is that???? I really don't expect this to stay up long, but I wanted my neighbors to know that Walmart is really getting into your wallets deep. Because Walmart is so huge, I beleive the other smaller grocery stores are just following the leader. read more