Walmart Neighborhood Market

I love Walmart To Go. I get my groceries delivered from this location. There were a few mishaps. However, they were resolved in one phone call. How often does that happen? As long as I am in the area they will have me as a customer. Great service.

This Walmart was different from the first step into the front doors. It was a neighborhood market Walmart which i found out meant green uniforms and green décor. The bathroom in this Walmart was the cleanest i have ever been in at a Walmart. They we re a happening store very steady business coming in and out. I actually welcomed the change in color from the typical blue. Although the meat section should be checked it had some very discolored hamburger. All and all very impressed at this location.

Take a regular Walmart store and remove all but the grocery and HBA department and you have this store. A quick shopping trip without getting distracted by all the other massive departments. I found this store to be clean and well organized and instead of the normal Walmart blue everything was a light green color.

The only reason why I come to this Walmart is obviously it’s convenient and my husband likes the bread from the bakery and to be more specific the French bread but besides that there is nothing special about this place they’re always out of stock of most things that I need and the staff is rude and not knowledgeable at all of any product.

Absolutely terrible place and very very disrespectful staff toward African American People. I have went in on 2 different occasions and had a man call me hateful names. I would not recommend going here. Also all there tobacco is outdated and old. Absolutely no manager around to see this stuff.

This walmart is terribly understaffed. We live right next to it, and we usually end up going to Safeway or anywhere else because once you do your shopping, it’s not worth the wait. Even the employees complain about how they are understaffed and say the manager refuses to hire more people.

This location is much bigger then the one located close to home. I sure the reason being that it used to be a grocery store previously, instead of a gym.
They were well stocked and had a good selection, produce looked a bit better then other locations I have visited as well.
The staff was extra helpful as I had a laundry list of things I needed and one young lady made it her personal mission to come along with me to clear my list quickly. She just decided she would rather hang with me and be personable for a little while since she’d just come back from her break. It was really nice to be honest.

Err, I thought I have reviewed this Walmart before. I guess ITS NOT IN MY Unilocal Reviews. *SAD FACE & BIG SIGH* Oh Well…
Anyways, came here with Hubs after running some errands all across town, and the nearest WALMART is this. *SIGH* Yes, its jam packed as usual coz when we went at this Walmart, it was on Sunday August 10^th 2014. Time was about 15:27hrs ish.
On The Right Wing is where the Grocery Items. On The Left Wing is where you can find Household items such as toiletries as such.
* Bar Soap CHECK
* Baby Wipes CHECK
* Face Tissue CHECK
* Bread CHECK
* Condensed Milk CHECK
Hubs managed to get the items he needed. Managed to purchase some items for the household etc. All in all Decent Walmart, though I cannot deny, I have seen worse in others and feels that when we went here that afternoon, this Walmart is NOT Stocked up as we were hoping for.
From their website its open from :
* Opens DAILY (Monday — Sunday): 5am to 11pm
MANAGER: AUNDRELL JOHNSON
Walmart Denver Neighborhood Market
Store #3128
1442 S. Parker Road,
Denver, CO 80 231
Tel: (303)-481−0182
@163/2014

I went in at 10pm and there was 50 people in line. It took about 20 minutes for the managers to realize they needed more cash registers open. Frustrated

I like to go to Wal-​mart only for the cheap prices on just about everything but I absolutely HATE how crowded it normally is. Running screaming children everywhere. No only that but I live in Gov’s Park and there is not a close WalMart anywhere.
That being said, we Google Mapped out walmart and this store popped up so we thought we would give it a try. It was nice not being the overly large superstore. Everything was laid out nicely and we were in and out rather quickly. Had the normal groceries, great prices on everything, and it still even had the «homegoods» essentials aisles to pick up cleaning supplies, random crap that you don’t need until you see it and then have to have it.
The only down side is the check out gal was S.L.O.W. And I mean only scanned 3 things a minute it felt like. And we asked her to put back the potatoes cause they were rotten and she said «ok!» and scanned them anyway and put them in the sack.
All-​in-​all, if I want to save money on groceries and be cheap I would definitely come here again! Nice and quiet, only 1 screaming child, clean. Well done!

Small neighborhood market. Stopped in to get a quick item, found it and was able to go to the self-​checkout lane right away. I think I might have been in there less than 5 minutes.
Enough parking, the store was clean and well organized.

Why is target always so much cleaner then Walmart? Seriously though this is why I avoid going to Walmart’s. There was a slushy splashed every where in the cooking isle and it looked like it was there for a while. Umm clean up on isle 5 anyone?

Close to my apartment. Great value. Gets me the essentials I need.
Getting used to the self-​checkouts.
Recommended.

I’ve had two very different experiences here. The first time, I walked in and the check-​out lines stretched back to the front of the isles. I panicked slightly but then figured I’d be taking more time shopping anyway since I didn’t know where anything was. I didn’t explore the grocery section but I looked around everywhere else. In addition to the usual household and pharmacy items, the store has some coolers and camping supplies, a few home accessories like shower curtains and rugs, and things like vacuum cleaners and small appliances. I decided to take a chance on an accent rug that probably wouldn’t coordinate well with some chairs in our sunroom and grabbed the rest of the stuff I came for. By the time I made it up to the register, there were no lines and an extremely nice, friendly and polite clerk checked me out. I was impressed.
When I went back to return the accent rug, I could have been in and out of the store in less than five minutes since there was no waiting at the customer service desk and I was helped right away. But the clerk helping me was more interested in her coworkers’ conversation than focusing on completing my transaction. I was not impressed.

Another place close to me! It’s not a
Super Walmart so they don’t have all the cool electronics and clothes selections :-/​I don’t like how every time I use their self
Checkouts I have to wait for someone to approve something. I still however can purchase fruit and goodies here

Walmart did things up right! Their grocery store is clean, well lit, the store shelves are always stocked. They have a great selection of foods, and they have some items you might find in a Walmart or even a grocery store nowadays like cookware, etc.
This location has a Redbox out front and that’s convenient when you want to grab some dinner and a movie.
They have several self check out lines here and I prefer that for some reason.
The prices for groceries are inexpensive, as you would expect from Walmart, but they have a wide array of all sorts of grocery items. They have many items that are organic, which is a plus in my book.
The one thing I could not find, Tobasco sauce!

Meh. I’m not a Walmart fan to begin with, I’d rather go to Target. With that being said I never grocery shop at Target because it’s over priced. I was excited to head in here and check out their groceries, without having to deal with the whole Walmart experience.
It was quiet, there wasn’t an abundance of people and I didn’t have to wait in line to check out. This place was already taking the cake for being a part of Walmart corporations. The produce looked pretty good, they even had local items available and the prices were pretty awesome. Kale for $ 0.99? Not too shabby. They also had Chobani yogurt tubes and the little bites containers that I can’t seem to find anywhere else.
I grocery shop a lot and for many of the items here the prices are quite a bit cheaper than anywhere else I shop. I could see myself returning here after we move and restocking our pantry and other basic items that we’ll probably need.

Shock and awe… shocked at the full shelves and in awe of the good service of this place. Regular Walmarts would be better served to have this model of store for food: prompt service, full shelves, and quick checkout lines. I shop here more now because this place does a good job of having what you need, when you want it… kudos. The only negative about this location… many times carts are loose over the parking lot.

I can’t help but give this Walmart a 4 star review, and I’ll be the first to admit I never thought a 4 star Walmart review would ever happen.
Loved that there were so many self checkout lanes available. The store is by far the cleanest I’ve seen.
I would stop in if I was in the area, much better then the Walmart on my side of town.

…That’s what I get for being an eternal slacker. I missed by chance to be the first reviewer here (despite being the 1^st to ever check in here, I think). Cheers, C.K.
This is not your average Wal-​Mart; it’s certainly a far cry from most Wal-​Mart super stores. Leans a lot closer to the clean, «upscale» clientele Wal-​Mart in Superior than the ghettoey feeling one down on E Hampden — and I don’t mean that in terms of the clientele, but just the feel of the store: well-​lit, neatly organized, great selection of items — although it also doesn’t have the typical «family with 4 – 6 squalling kids who don’t know how to talk quietly and run around» feel that the somewhat-​grimy Hampden store does, either. (I promise, not gonna turn this into a bash-​fest.)
Comparing prices with King Soopers just off the top of my head, I find this location tends to charge 20−30% less, in some places 40%. I love KS, but seriously? If these stores were equidistant from me I think my shopping would shift to this Wal-​Mart location for an ⁸⁰⁄₂₀ share. Why would I want to pay $ 3.50 for something I can pay $ 2.65 for? $ 1.29 or 1.39 2-​liters of soda at KS, or the abominable Safeway (where their tactics are: if you buy 4 or 6 of an item, we’ll give it to you at a discounted price. Yeah… I want to juggle 6 12-​packs from the car: p) cost $ 1 here. It does add up. Plus, they have some delicious or cool items I can’t seem to find anywhere else.
They have a full pharmacy here and almost anything you could look for — the departments just don’t seem to be as sprawling as a superstore Wal-​Mart, and percentage-​wise, the square footage devoted to consumables is much greater here than a standard Wal-​Mart. That’s not all though. In the summertime, when I was here opening week and every visit in the summer since, their air conditioning inside is almost Arctic level. It’s *amazing*. And… almost every visit I’ve been there… their staff has cheerily asked «Can I help you find something?» Even if I’m not looking around or trying to find where an item is.
*blink* That’s almost unheard of in a Wal-​Mart. Certainly not where, in other Wal-​Marts I’ve been in, staff to provide directions has been spartan to find at best, and sometimes does their best to blow right by you. I had 1 totally quiet, slightly surly cashier on 1 visit — and that’s it. I think I’d have days like that too if my job was cashier and I was standing on my feet all day.
So, for providing lower food prices [not going to get into Wal-​Mart corporate politics here, yes, I know they’re «evil”], being convenient, clean, and having friendly staff… I can’t think of a reason *not* to give them 5 stars. I hope they last longer here than the previous tenants (Albertson’s and SmartCo).