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Walmart Supercenter

1.7 (211 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Flashlights are locked up
Joe S.

I must've gotten lucky today, I expected a zoo but it wasn't too bad. There were tons of employees around, which is rare for Walmart. Only strange thing today was all their flashlights were in a locked cabinet for which I had to wait for an employee to get the key. Another good thing is they finally got bags! After how long of bagless Philly, places are actually getting the recyclable bags now. Also they actually had grocery hand baskets, most places people steal them away. I'm now used to just grabbing an empty box off the shelf and using that for a basket/bag though...

Dominik D.

They have liquid baby formula! Enfamil neuro pro too! Nice store front and good options on other baby stuff too!

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Long 20 minute lines all the time. Has some of the stuff you need but shelves usually void of stuff in areas.

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Thus has got to be the worst Walmart in the world. 24 lanes and only 3 are open. Not to mention how dirty and gross it is.

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