Walmart Supercenter

Absolutely a disgusting store with horrible customer service. There are never enough registers open. I made a special trip after my kids were in bed to do a small return and some
Shopping. They just forgot to schedule someone so customer service was not available when they claim to close one hour later. I will not support this store.

My shopping experience at the super Walmart in Lakecity was nothing short of interesting to the point of eye opening. The people there are like nowhere else. Shoes? Don’t have them… No problem. Pajamas, go ahead wear them — no seriously many other people are. Wanna see parents whip up on their kids in public… Here’s your place. The customers come in every shape and size. If you can’t find the people you want to watch here… You’re not looking. It is like a different country. The one you don’t want to vacation to. I hope not to have to return any time soon.

Just a real low end Walmart, hot inside, dirty and disgusting I’m pretty sure Walmart doesn’t care about these bad reviews, however it definitely keeps me away from here.
For the most part I try my hardest to stay away.
I know there are some nice ones but this definitely NOT one of them!!!

This location is not the best I’ve been to. Its very run down. Shelves seem to be out of alot when I go. It’s Very Dirty and Very Hot. The employees can be Very rude as well. Seems to have quite the following tho. It’s needing a facelift to say the least!

This store is the pits! Stinky, dirty, crammed, muggy, hot, rude employees. Attracts a very strange, rough crowd. Tried to buy something and realized it didn’t have a bar code on it, the cashier said well I can’t ring it up without that and I could maybe find someone to find it but it’s gonna take a loooong time. Wow, maybe don’t put it on the shelf if you can’t sell it? Most checkout lanes are usually closed resulting in an extremely long wait time. Too many problems to list… I’ll go back to Target in Gainesville, it’s worth the drive.

Its Walmart, and the new price match is great. If I miss a sale, scan my receipt, I still win with money back.

I HATE this store 95% of the employees are rude and don’t even say hello to you dang near run you over with what ever they are pushing thru. Today my cashier got snappy with me and I almost told her where she could go and to keep the $ 250 worth of merchandise I was purchasing that helps pay her salary. Had an item ring up wrong and had photo proof to prove it and her response was well I already rang it up with the serial number, umm not my fault fix it because it is a $ 20 difference. I think even though Target is a little more expensive and out of my way I may just start going there instead or a different Walmart this store needs a corporate re haul it is out of control.

I hate this Wal Mart! I can say this cause I lived all over Fl, now Texas and umm this is literally the worst store ever. Why, because it’s fllithy dirty, I can never find an employee to help me and the customers… wow, freaks. I try not to judge people but its so damn hard when you shop at this particular Wally! Now I am not saying Wally Word is comparable to Target, etc… but damn this was makes me scared to go to any Wal Mart ever. I now have a neg. image of Wally World because of this particular store. YUCK!

I didn’t see anything spectacular but the store was in good condition and people were friendly, as I’ve found with the people at the convenience store west of I-​75 and the people at the Chevrolet-​Mazda dealership.
I can’t say much about the products that is new. Walmart’s products generally fail too quickly for my money, though the entertainment section has good deals almost always.
It was difficult to get into the store since you can’t just cross U.S. 90 to enter at the front of the store. You have to turn at the light, take the street down to the back of the parking lot.
It’s about what you’d expect for Walmart. There weren’t any surprises.

Holy cripes, what an assortment of sideshow freaks! Worse, it’s not even just the customer base; I’m including the personnel, too. I’ve reached the realization that Wal-​Mart just scares me, in general. I mean, when was the last time that you actually shopped happily in one? Have you seen the people in there lately? I think you have to be 500 pounds just to trip the automatic door sensors!
This is not a store that I frequent, obviously, because I don’t live in Florida. However, I do have relatives who live in this area and sadly, I have to come here from time to time when I’m in town. I swear, Wal-Mart’s gene pool needs a filter. I’m not kidding… just throw a chlorine block right into the middle of them. Seriously, we’re scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
To start, you won’t find just ‘cars’ parked in the parking spaces in the lot out front. Last time I was there, someone brought a rusted out John Deere tractor that made me beg for a tetanus shot just looking at it. It was parked in a parking space, with a trailer attached. The trailer was nothing more than 4 pieces of plywood screwed together with a cheap set of knobby tires and a rebel flag flying atop a 10 ft. flag pole. Of course, they simply COULDN’T forget the rebel flag. I was shocked that the tractor didn’t have steer horns tied to the front end. Oh, and let’s not forget the ‘Donkey & Bull Show’ van that appears from time to time through town. The Donkey and the Bull are both INSIDE the van, heads hanging out the side windows. I ask, ‘what the hell kind of show is this, exactly? I’ve never personally watched a show and thought «damn, you know what this REALLY needs?! A donkey AND a bull!» Once my mind really gets going on the subject, scary things begin to surface what kind of a show this really is… Must… think…happy…thoughts…
Once inside this particular store, just stand there and listen to the natives (employees and customers alike) around you talking to each other. Never again will you hear a more savage butchery of the English language. Did these people ever take a single English class in school? They must have faked their way through the course like a hooker getting paid by the moan. I hate waiting behind Jabba the Hick, trying to get a shopping cart that doesn’t roll well so I’m forced to move at a slower pace behind these chicks that stuffed themselves into a tube top that’s littered with stretch marks. How did she even get into that thing, anyway? With a shoe horn? Please tell me why these people HAVE to breast feed in public, too? Last time, I was in the frozen foods when I saw a monstrous woman whip out her breast, in front of a stocker, attached her child like a sucker fish to a glass tank; I just cringed in agony. I’m thinking «I just came in here for some frozen veggies and this kid is getting portable gravy… ugh…»
The store salespeople are rude and don’t seem to understand the most common things. Proper hygiene is also scarce. I was trying to explain something to a salesman last time I was there and he stood so close to me, barking some sort of instruction and I had to back away. His breath was like warmed over death. I felt like doing what we learned in school about air raid attacks: «Duck and cover!»
Their manner of dress is terrible. I saw one employee last summer as I was coming in that was removing their vest and their shirt underneath said ‘I Love Boobies’. The scary thing was, I couldn’t tell if it was a man OR a woman. I should have had a shirt on that said ‘I LOVE knowing what gender people are!’ Maybe it was Pat! Around that same time, I had asked for assistance to move a large cabinet my grandmother purchased out to the car. After some time, a man showed up, talking hacked English with a pick stuck in his hair. It looked like ‘The Sword and the Stone’. Just unprofessional!
I had to use the restroom while I was there and when I went in, I found a girl sitting on top the sink with her underwear at her ankles. When she saw me, she shrieked, giggled, pulled up her underwear and ran out. I have NO IDEA what she was doing in there and I’m not going to guess. Too scary!
Again, this is a combination of Wal-Mart’s customer base and the way that the store handles them. They are leaving the door open to more filth, where people stroll in with no shoes or shirt on (there was a woman shopping for a TV last time I was there with NO shirt on!!) and it’s considered normal. If Wal-​Mart can bring a little class to their stores, maybe it will help stimulate pressure for people to dress fully before heading out to buy electronic equipment.