Walmart Neighborhood Market

I wish I could give a lower rating. I’ve been coming to this Walmart for as long as it has been open. At least once a week if not more than that. Today I went in for some mayonnaise, and some lightbulbs. And what I got was so horrible I will never go back. I had a woman follow me through the store, and as I left after I paid for everything, she stops me by grabbing me by my shirt, and telling me I stole from the store. After I showed her my receipt, and showed her that I didn’t still anything. I was able to go. When I went back inside of the store for further explanation of why I was stopped, not only did the woman refused to give me an answer on to why she thought I was stealing, but her in the manager refused to tell me anything. All I got told was they were sorry, and that they were going to send it over to the appropriate management. Never in my life have I been so embarrassed, or treated so badly. What a stupid mistake! I understand you were doing your job, but when a paying customer is proven not to be a thief, you should explain why you stopped them if they are asking for an exclamation on why you stopped them. Instead she’s the woman sat there looking smug at me and rolling her eyes. This ghetto Walmart is the worst! She should be fired!!! This was my neighborhood Walmart, and my pharmacy. You have lost some serious business! I will go to Target where I will never be treated like this ever!

I didn’t buy anything… but bathrooms… on point. Seat covers, spacious, and pristine clean. Thanks Walmart!

Not open 24 hours as advertised and posted on many many websites including
and Google. Closes at 12 midnight. Wasting my time and anyone else who Needs things from a store during an emergency… You know 99% of the time you need something at 4am thx allot Walmart. You used to run an amazing pinnacle of capitalism. Might as well be Gimbles if you keep up these practices.

Service at this location was extremely poor. I have not shopped here except on one other occasion, but I will not return here. The employee named Happy seriously needs to change her name. She was incredibly indifferent and she completely ignored myself and another customer when we approached her needing assistance (no one at Customer Service desk; her checkout line was closest). She, along with Keisha, who had a perma-​scowl should not work in a position where they interact with the public. I was only there to pick up a camera I purchased online. Asked for a manager twice, manager finally paged, but no manager ever surfaced. We were treated as if we, customers, were a burden.

The pharmacy here is, sadly, a total joke. I’m surprised they’re even allowed to dispense.
On three separate occasions my doctors have called in prescriptions and I’ve made the drive only to find out nothing has been filled NOR do they even have a record of the script.
Now, if it was one time, I’d think it could be the doctor forgetting to call in. But when it’s multiple doctors, the pharmacy gets the blame.
They also have strange hours and, on several occasions, I’ve driven over to pick something up and they’re all at lunch. Not just one or two, but the ENTIRE staff. Yes, the entire pharmacy is shut down, smack in the middle of the day.
No wonder they have to have the cheapest scripts in town… they are poorly run, poorly staffed … the entire operation is, well, poor.
If Unilocal offered a half star rating or no star, that would be my selection.
Boooooooooo!!!

There’s no way they have been getting legitimate review here. The service is horrible! Something always rings up at the wrong price. If your lucky enough to catch it at the regis

If you have to go to Walmart. this is the one to go to. It reflects the the friendliness of the neighborhood. It’s easy to get in and out quickly. The isles might be a bit narrow. but they get the most out of their space.

The service is terrible at this particular Walmart. The employees literally have no shame in standing around chit chatting and ignoring customers and sometimes shouting at customers. One employee complained why is everyone coming to my line, OHHHH LORD! …she said.
I have found speaking with the manager does not seem to help, what does help is when we contact corporate via email. Just go to
and go to the bottom of the page where is says CONTACT US… email corporate with the address of this Walmart, date and time of purchase of rude service. If more people contact Corporate then we will see a change.

The self-​checkout didn’t work. I couldn’t find a Walmart employee (who presumably could make it work). None of the registers had a cashier. The fastest solution was to unpack my bag, leave, and go to another grocery store in the area.
With a TJs across the street, Fiesta & Sprouts a few blocks away, and Kroger, Albertson’s and Safeway up on Mockingbird, this place doesn’t compete.

Sadly, this store is a group of «employees» that don’t do much but discuss their personal lives and use profanity with each other at the registers while checking-​out customers, and make customers wait for them to finish arguing and flirting to pay them any attention.
Tonight we went in to exchange glass tupperware that was broken when we unwrapped it. At around 6:45 PM when we were at last able to get anyone’s attention, an employee named Chris shouted at us, «Man, why won’t people stop coming up here?!», and then insisted the service desk was closed and told us to come back tomorrow, or to go somewhere else, and that went on for a while until Big Chris and 4 groupie employees laughed at us as we walked to the car to then have to go to the Retail Road store.

When I called to speak to the manager I was hung-​up on and called back several times to never have the phone answered.
I don’t expect anything more than respect when I’m giving my money away and I will not pay to be treated like I just asked an employee if I could move in with them like some foolish weirdo. I am surprised that with the local competition the store would be better stocked with a better group of employees.

Ugh. I had some Wal-​mart gift cards I needed to use up, but didn’t want to go in a «real» Wal-​mart with crowds and bad service (having flashbacks just typing). I hadn’t been in a Wal-​mart in months and after visiting the Market, I won’t be going in one for another few months. Hopefully never, honestly.
The produce I bought on Sunday has already gone bad and it’s Thursday. I was in line at self checkout and was told to move to a line at another register. I’m not really sure why, but at the end of my shopping trip I didn’t want to fight it. With every other store in the area, there’s not much reason to come here — especially since I could’ve gotten the same amount of things at Trader Joe’s for CHEAPER. I guess it’s good if you want junk food in a pinch?

This store is so quiet and so convenient to pick up some of your staples after shopping at Trader Joe’s for your main foods. Walmart Neighborhood Markets are such a great idea because they don’t seem to attract the same amount of customers as regular Wallys.
My biggest complaint is that this store was out of stock on most makeup items. I didn’t plan on buying any, but the empty shelves were alarming. Are they not keeping up with inventory?
With Trader Joe’s and Walmart right next to each other, there’s nothing you can’t cook on a budget.

This place is ghetto ghetto ghetto. I’ve witnessed multiple thug people throwing fits and screaming profanities. I just left there for the last time. I truly felt unsafe… I had 911 up on my phone to hit… why did they bring this trash to our awesome neighborhood!?!

For a neighborhood with a Kroger Signature, Sprouts Farmers Market, Trader Joes and Whole Foods, I am not sure why anyone thought we needed a Wal-​mart Neighborhood Market. It’s not quite a supermarket, like Kroger. But it is not quite a market, like Trader Joes.
They do have the non-​organic basics that you need. You won’t find those at Sprouts or TJ’s. But their selection is limited, and mostly to junk. I think they expect you to buy everything there, hence far more carts than hand baskets. However, I usually just go to get the stuff I can’t find at Sprouts and TJs.
I can’t say much about the staff, I have very limited interaction with them. The self checkout lanes are usually wide open, probably because the store is rarely busy. Of the few interactions I have had with the staff, none have been particularly memorable. Not sure if that’s good or bad.
Overall, it’s a Walmart. The beer/​wine selection is very basic. If you don’t require much selection or organic/​gluten free/​etc food, then you’ll be fine here.

Not your typical Wal Mart. Good place to pick up groceries and beer. Quick in and out. That’s what she said…

With the explosion of new grocery stores in East Dallas, was a Walmart Market oh so necessary?!
I refuse to be one of those people who say «Oh, I never shop at Walmart! GROSS!» because it just isn’t practical. The Walmart mega chain has a time and a place for certain things. But considering there is so much competition nearby, this Walmart is just a disappointment. When I think of Walmart, I think of basic items at low prices. Yet, the prices in this store seemed quite high for a Walmart. I can find much better quality meats and dairy at Sprouts for a lower prices.
I can’t do a lot of highly processed foods so this place just depresses me. They were out of many items in the produce department and there is almost no staff here. The self checkout is very slow and I just was ready to get out of here. Can’t say I’ll ever be back unless nothing else is open. Sorry Walmart!

Sooo… in all fairness, I have to take a star away. I mean, all of my previous comments still apply, but I find the lack of a deli counter extremely annoying.
I don’t even bother with the produce at Walmart (I go to Sprouts for that), but I would LOVE to get a fresh-​sliced pound of Boar’s Head, for about half the price of what Sprouts charges. Baller on a budget, yall. Baller on a budget.
I still come to this place pretty regularly for staples: cheese, Wheat Thins, jar jalapenos, cream cheese and bagels, that sort of thing. But if it comes straight from the ground, or straight from and animal (gross? haha), you’d be better off getting organic stuff from down the street.

This isn’t the place to go if you are craving fresh produce, organic products, or fine meats and cheeses from the deli. But that should come as no surprise. That is not what Walmart neighborhood market is trying to be. Travel down the street to Sprouts.
This place is a nice market to get essentials that you can get at any other grocery store, just at a reduced price. They have name brands, though the store brand is the same quality (as is true for most stores) just at a more affordable price.
This location is convenient for the area, which doesn’t have a major supermarket. You will always find parking in the large lot, which is also patrolled by security (which I like as I often shop by myself in the evenings). It is much nicer and cleaner than the other Walmart Market off 75 and Hall. The people who work at this location are unbelievably friendly and helpful.
I like this place for what it is, and I know what to expect when I go in there.

If you live in the neighborhood, it’s convenient. Parking is ample. Their prices are competitive, which is a plus. But that’s where the pluses end. It reminds me of the kind of place that would be PERFECT if you were in college and didn’t care about the quality of the food you bought at a grocery store. The produce section is really, really sad. Since there’s no butcher there’s no fresh deli meat (or any other type of freshly sliced/​ground/​etc. meat). After coming here several times, I’ve decided that this place will be good in a pinch (like if you’re in the middle of cooking something and don’t have an ingredient and don’t want to drive the extra 5 minutes north to Kroger), but isn’t great for a big grocery run.
One last thing that bothers me is that the self checkouts are individual lanes, which is kind of cool because you have your own conveyor belt, but the way it is set up makes it impossible to see if a particular lane is taken. So if you pass up one lane because there’s someone using it already there are no guarantees that subsequent lanes will be free. I prefer the single-​line system for self checkout.

Yes – I’m fully aware of the evils of Wal Mart. I’ve seen the documentary – thank you to my daughter’s teachers liberal agenda film project. Everytime I go to a Wal Mart I get, «Mom, you know they underpay their employees on purpose; Mom, you know they purchase their stuff from Chinese sweat shops; Mom, you know they are undercutting their prices to run self-​employed mom and pop shops out of business.» And my response is, «I want milk that does not cost $ 7.25.» That’s really all I want. My shopping choices are Whole Foods, Sprouts and Fiesta. And while I have no problems with Fiesta, the parking lot there is a nightmare (too many other shops) and the store smells funny. The parking lot at Tom Thumb in Hillcrest has the same problem.
The new Wal Mart Neighborhood Market on Greenville will hold me over until Trader Joe’s opens. It’s clean, empty and I can buy milk for under $ 2 – which you will be hard pressed to do at Whole Foods and Sprouts, unless you want a pint. Since my recipes this week all call for a cup’o’milk I need more than a pint.
The store layout makes no sense. I almost never found chips – they are right next to health and beauty. Seriously, I probably won’t come here often. I usually forget it’s there. I don’t drive down Greenville very often becuase traffic is stupid and often drunk. But like I said – clean and empty – and maybe a little evil. You really should watch the documentary.