Walmart Supercenter

A pretty wondrous Double Whammy of an experience out there.
First, the «greeter»… who will eagerly let you know that you are Grade A Garbage just for crossing her path. Oh, it’s bad. Maybe she was pissed because she had to just barely get out of her chair for a second there.
Anyway, I had a return that «needed» to go to electronics, only to get to electronics and learn that it was actually supposed to just go to customer service. As expected to begin with. But hey, thanks to the «greeter» for wasting my time whilst simultaneously condescending to me unnecessarily! Huzzah!
But this was all just the prelude to the main event… the Aficionado of Inefficiency known as Chad. Oh, yes. This guy was a piece of (grotesquely apathetic) work. Puts the «pro» in «professional», believe you me.
Chad is so magnificently morose about his job that NO ONE is too good for a dishing-​out of his passive-​aggressive gwumpy act. In all seriousness, one should just meander on over to Customer Service and hang out by the coin machine in order to watch this guy «work».
The excruciatingly — and oh-​so-​deliberately — slow pace of «help». The eye-​rolling! The entitled lack of all & any effort… in any way, shape or form. It is breathtaking to behold. And the resulting ever-​lengthening line of people gives him the kind of captive audience most of us can only dream of!
To review: you are 1) crap, and 2) a severe irritation to be resisted at — almost — all costs.

This is THE worst Wal-​Mart in the country!
The store is overly bright, like I have to wear sunglasses inside the store. It’s an absolute mess. Floors are filthy, covered in a black, sticky mess because people have walked through whatever was spilled and then tracked all over the store.
Employees are beyond rude and useless. If you ask for something, the standard response is, «if we have it, it’s over there» while pointed in a vague direction, far away from where you are.
This is also Eugene, so you’ve got the ridiculous bag ban. God forbid you forget your reusable bags and need to buy a paper bag. You’re looked down on by the cashier because you’re killing the environment, even those it’s paper bags that are easily recycled.
There’s absolutely nothing good to report about this store. It is the worst and not a store I like going to. I wouldn’t recommend it at all. If I could give it a negative star rating, I would.

These employees have no customer service skills. I would rather pay more and have a better experience elsewhere. Don’t spend your money here.

⁶⁄₇ employees I asked didn’t know where the trading cards were. Really? Lost my business.

It’s a Walmart. Pretty typical of any other unnecessarily giant superstore.
Pretty middle of the road. I only go here if I absolutely have to. The place is clean and the staff seemed to be friendly every time I was there.

Shopped at this WalMart looking for a pool i saw on-​line they didn’t have the pool in stock but had a higher quality pool with the same measurements it was a hundred dollars more. I talked with a manager and got the better pool for the cheaper price. I’ve only shopped here once in five year but they took really good care of me.

This place is a joke. It’s dirty the employees get mad when you ask for help and they have like 20 registers but usally only have 2 open and when they get backed up they still will not open another lane not to mention they’re awesome loss prevention that try to be sneaky and follow you around for no reason.

A 24 hr Walmart. Just as you would expect.
The guy who stocks the pickle aisle is super friendly and helpful. You can count on him.
The paper towels are one aisle over from the paper towel aisle.
The makeup section is a claustrophobia inducing maze.
The candy section Is smack dab In middle of the store… Not in the snack section on The grocery side… or on the grocery side at all. (quit yer bitchin’, I know candy ain’t food).
24 hour Walmart. Cry all you want but its handy at 5am when you need Medicine (or bananas).

I used to go here to pick up little things I needed as the week went on. Not anymore. It’s Walmart, I wasn’t expecting a lot. But, when they started treating me like a criminal suspect at the door after watching me go through check-​out I started shopping at stores that value the customer and not interrogate them at the door. This stores latest change involves you having to do check-​out in each dept. you are in. What a pain in the butt. Now if I want to get some sunglasses from the jewelry department, buy a box of ammo, purchase a dvd and grab some groceries I have to go through 4 different check-​outs. So much for the convenience of all under one roof. The savings are not worth the extra effort this place makes you go through. Lots of other options in the area and I think I will explore those more often.

I try not to shop here for a number of reasons. First is that they anti-​union, secondly they pay many of their employees shitty wages and no benefits and pass that on to the American taxpayer who gets to pay for WIC, section 8, food stamps and myriad other social services that they foist on us, but I digress.
Being a shift worker WalMart and WinCo are often the only games in town for me. I always dread coming here as the tweakers and scumbags are out in force around midnight when I normally arrive, but I’ve never had any problems with any of them. Tonight I did some quick shopping (15 mins or so) and then proceeded to the check out area. This is where the problem started. They are open 24 hours, but staff only one or maybe two check out stands overnight. This causes a problem as other people like me are you know, shopping and wanting to check out and go home. Tonight was the worst by far, dozens of people standing in line and nobody moving. Somehow «Assistant Manager» Scott was checking at a snail’s pace, then there was some problem with a coupon which shut everything down until a hero arrived with a key to perform some sort of magic. I’m sure Scott is a nice guy, but in all my years on Earth I’m not sure I’ve come across anyone as slow as he is. After 20 minutes standing in line I was about to shove my cart full of perishables aside and just leave, but I decided to power through. I finally made it through as my ice cream was melting and my yogurt was now at room temperature, do you think Scott apologized for the absurd delay? Nope, not one single fuck was given for me, my time or my melted frozen items.
Walking back to my car the parking lot is covered in trash and hundreds of shopping carts strewn about. Quite a lovely shopping experience all in all. While WinCo isn’t much better I’ll be shopping there from now on.

I saw so many negative reviews but I have to say that I love Walmart. Everything is cheap, so what else can I ask for as a student? The quality may be not great but you can always find a better one with low price. I shopped in Thanksgiving Day and all staffs I met were really helpful. I’ve heard that the company doesn’t treat it’s employees well, which should be criticized and improved. Overall, I love shopping at Walmart where I can find all I want.

Okay, I gotta tell you how dumb people are here.
Firstly, I never shop at Walmart (yeah, I suppose you can say I’m one of those mom’n pop store supporters, not to mention the kinds of people you run into (sometimes rather uneducated folk) except when I’m dragged out by the significant other.
So let me just drop it down with this anecdote of mine:
On a recent trip here, my other half and I were lookin’ around for some rubbing alcohol (as a technical person, I call it isopropyl alcohol. Basic enough to understand).
After lost hopes, I went up to an employee and asked, «Where do I find isopropyl alcohol?»
*Literal moment*
Employee slowly squints at me, upper lip slightly lifted towards one side, «If we have it, it will be on Aisle 27» (pointing at the aisle).
So I turned around and looked up at the aisle sign, and just shook my head in disdain. I just walked away ignoring her.
This photo I have posted will explain why.
(for those who don’t quite get it, she thought isopropyl alcohol = the kind you drink)

This store is clean. Nice looking craftsman detail on the outside. I’ve never had a problem with any of the employees being rude BUT… I am so turned off by the alcohol smell when I walk in from the bums turning in their recycling beer cans and glass. It stinks so bad. Also… notice to all the same Winnebagos parked in the parking lot for weeks… really?

One stop shop. No need for price comparison. I know they have the lowest rates

I love how this walmart has self check out, unlike the walmart in Springfield. It makes life a lot easier.

This place is great!!! Got more stuff for grand babies and grocery for Easter dinner!!! Yaaaaay thanks Wally!!!

Walmart saves me money, thats why I like it. Thats about all I like about the walmart on W 11^th. One thing– theirs homeless people constantly begging you for money in the parking lot. I think, «No i dont wanna give you the money i just saved from shopping at WM» but sometimes give in and spare some change. The staff look like they all just got out of prison, as well as most of the customers so i guess i cant really say anything since i shop there, but no one working there has ever been able to help me. I over looked pancake syrup in the cerial aisle and could not find it for the life of me. but obviously knowing its an breakfast item it has to be in that aisle or the one right next to it… no, the guy working there had my boyfriend and I follow him for about ten minutes all over the food section trying to find it. I decided to look on my own again and found it as soon as i did. Now, I dont ask for help anymore.
In a nutshell i do enjoy shopping at Walmart because i save some $$$.
P. S. Avoid the bathrooms they hardly ever clean them!

I don’t care what wal-​mart it is… I hate wal-mart…especially the one on W.11^th I feel likes it’s a white trash convention everytime I step in there. Then again, that’s how most Wal-​marts feel to me. Huge lines at this place too. The wait at the delta wal-​mart seems to be a lot less, but W. 11^th’s location is always packed with morons trying to check them selfs out which takes 15+ minutes to ring up a few items. Their pharmacies are slipping too… starting to take 4+ hours to fill simple prescription that was called in with PLENTY of time to fill.
I know they have a nack for hiring the «winners»…but really, It wouldn’t hurt hiring a few people who aren’t perma-​cracked out.
And I mean really… Kira O mentioned rat shit in the cereal isle… SERIOUSLY!!! booooo!

I love WalMart as much as the next person. Cheap food, cheap clothes, cheap everything!
But on a late evening to pick up trail mix for the next school day, I happened upon your typical mouse trap between the honey bunches of oats.
While this one instance of mouse trap in the ceral won’t deter me from shopping at Walmart, the fact that many of my products have mouse droppings on them will deter me.

What is Eugene doing with two Walmarts? Is it getting so big in the city that two Walmarts in relatively semi-​close distances to each other is necessary? Either way, this is easily the worst of the two, but only because the one along Green Acres feels bigger and is newer.
While this Walmart is along a major road (11^th) and is more public transportation friendly, I can’t help but think the other one wins the battle in terms of stocked inventory and customer service. Most of the employees that I’ve encountered here have been crabby for no good reason, perhaps they wish they worked at the other location.