Walmart Supercenter

Ordered four tires on line. Came sooner than expected. Had tires mounted at Walmart. Seven days later woke up to a broken valve stem and flat tire. Three days later driving on the highway and tire sensor came on. Immediately pulled off the road and found another broken valve stem and flat tire. Coincidence. I don’t think so. Spoke with Walmat insurance company. Awaiting response.

Stop through to pick up a few items and oh wow.ugh. Unclean store and the patrons are all over the place including your heels. One child was blowing a whistle and the lady he was with totally ignored him. Rose petals were were on the floor waiting for someone to fall. So I’m gonna high tail outta here and go back to my hotel room and prepare to see my Pittsburgh Steelers whip on Green Bay

If you come here on a Sunday expect it to be packed. This place is busy whenever we’ve gone which pretty much seems to be prime time every time.
Some of the aisles especially on the food side are tight and it makes for maneuvering around a chore at times. If people are stopped on both sides of an aisle you are basically blocked unless somebody moves. The non-​grocery side is a mish mash of different things in different aisles with no real order to anything at all, again things can get tight as well.
Garden center is to the very west front side of store and hardware automotive is just a little south of that besides that everything else up the middle is anything and everything. The pharmacy is to the right at the non-​grocery entrance and McD’s is to the left of the grocery entrance.
For a store this size why is it only McD’s that has the wifi for the entire store? It would be sort of nice to have full coverage in this place considering the size.
The checkouts can be a little backed up at times.

My mother and I visited this location with my daughter. The first thing we did was go over to where the McDonalds was, and have a bite to eat. McDonalds was not clean, and I felt uncomfortable being there. Trash was overflowing, they were insanely backed up and looked understaffed. When we finally finished and went into Walmart, it was fairly nice. The biggest issue I had was that a tornado touched down about 10 – 15 minutes from us, but there was no indication of any precautions made in the event it had come towards us.
The store was pretty clean and the employees seemed friendly.

I’m from the area so I’m used to this Walmart. Always busy, always short handed and almost always trashed.
But come on Walmart. It’s December, you clearly need to have more then one person at the register. There’s a line of people waiting more then 10 minutes because you didn’t staff enough people maybe? Your employees get yelled at because of something the manager is doing wrong

I shopped in here on a recent Friday, about 5:00 PM, and it did not seem extremely busy. Park in front of the garden entrance and it’s not as difficult getting in and out.
They had some frozen seafood that I don’t usually see. Yes, the abundance of self-​check stations is great. Some stores have eliminated them altogether. The secret, don’t bag till you scan everything… I don’t like people touching my food during check out so I always use self-​check. I just imagine hand washing isn’t very often.
Anyway, the one star is actually for the reason that I have been harassed in this store and in the parking lot numerous times. But that will not stop me from shopping in here.

Love this store. Always has what I need and plenty of it. The prices are affordable and when u go early like I did on the way to the airport its a breeze to park and maneuver through traffic. I used self check out because I usually have a small order and the line gets hectic. Self check out is the cure for walmart blues. I used to avoid it and shop elsewhere so I wouldn’t have to wait in those lines. No more worries!

Hey, you there. C’mon in here to Walmart and lose your mind. I might make one to two trips here per year and that’s way too much. I mean, Duck Dynasty, y’know? They sell a lot of that stuff here. If you want to market any old crap, this place will sell it.
It’s way too fluorescent in here. It feels like I’ve died and gone to Walmart. Why is the greeter always so weird? Is it a greeter or a robot? Or a cardboard cutout of a greeter being impersonated by a robot? I can’t stand it. That kind of thinking will lead a man to drink.
Go on back in the back and dig through the piles of electronic crap. Try to find a DVD you actually want in the myriad racks of bargain discs and various other assortments. I can’t find anything here. Why isn’t The Cannonball Run II here? Really need that movie. Can’t find it in all the piles of Shrek XXVI and Laurel and Hardy compilations.
Don’t go into that McDonald’s there. Once a shift is done there, the workers go over into Walmart to work their second job. Then they go back to McDonald’s when they’re done there. Scary.
I can’t wear NASCAR things. They have lots of that sort of apparel here.
If Tod Browning was alive and could make a sequel to Freaks, he’d surely film it here.
The parking lot is jam packed at every hour of the day and night. How is this possible? I’m just trying to get over there to Firehouse Subs or Burgatory. Here come the Walmart shoppers taking up those spaces, too. Chills me to the bone.
A petri dish of human experiments gone wrong to the nth.

It’s Walmart. It’s what you would expect for a cheap, busy, chain. The cashiers are slow and weird. The store is relatively clean and the produce and meats are of good quality. I like that they have everything. It’s a super Walmart, open ²⁴⁄₇. There’s a McDs inside too.

I purchased some chocolate, underwear, and tank tops here. The selection was good, and the prices were low. I felt uncomfortable with the disabled cashier who spent a couple of minutes holding each of my thongs right up against his eyes and nose to remove cheap hangers that could have just stayed on. Don’t get me wrong – I think that it is great that Walmart gives him a job. I was just uncomfortable with this particular situation, even as I sped up the process by helping him myself to remove the hangers.
Next visit: I needed some hygiene and cleaning products, which I was able to pick up for good prices. I also needed a flu shot. The wait at the pharmacy was very long because of the many customers, but I eventually got my flu shot from the nice pharmacist.

We do most of our grocery shopping later at night when we get off work (11pm-​1am ish) and this Walmart never ceases to annoy me. The overnight crew are so rude. The cashiers are usually nice, but the people on the floor are rude and inconsiderate. Its a normal occurrence to just be run down but someone pulling a cart of items to be restocked. And I’m not kidding. It happens multiple times every time we visit at night. And don’t even THINK about browsing for something near a shelf they are stocking. If you do, be ready for the sighs, the irritability, and the dirty looks. The older ladies who work the registers are almost always friendly once you get to them (because you’ll have to wait in line for at least 15 minutes, that’s a given).

I’m just not a Walmart type guy, I think the people who work there are all brainwashed and walk around the stores like zombies. I believe Sam Walton was a son of Satan. I believe Walmart is trying to take over the world.
This walmart is a «SUPER Walmart» meaning it fights crime and wears a cape, keeping Robinson safe from criminals. No just kidding, it means besides being a Walmart and a huge importer of products and clothing made in China, Viet Nam, and any other nation that keeps Mr and Mrs USA out of factory jobs, they are like a supermarket within a Walmart.
This Super Walmart, being so close to the boarder of Ohio and West by God Virginia gets quite a bit of cross state business. Why? Not sure, West Virginia has to be a hotbed for Walmart, like a Sheetz on every corner in Altoona. So expect quite a few oversized trucks with WVU, and «My kid are a hi skool Gradyate» sticker on the bumpers.
It’s huge, busy, over crowded and I try to stay away from this hell hole as much as I can.

I’ve lived in the area about two years and frankly, the Wal-​Mart back in my hometown of Hermitage, PA is much much better. Nish K. is right the place is always packed, for whatever reason, it seems like no matter what time you go, middle of the day to the middle of the night, there is always a line. The people who you interact with, depending on the department, could be absolutely great or absolutely horrid. I just recently bought a phone there and the lady, whom I’ve seen before work there, was helpful with getting a SIM card for my phone. My boyfriend had also tried to purchase a phone there as well, getting EXCELLENT service from one of their electronics employees. He was VERY knowledgeable about the phones and services and took any time necessary to serve us as much as possible. I was very pleased with that employee and wish I knew what his name was to praise him. Most cashiers look like they truly do not want to be there, but I have had good experiences with most. They interact in conversation with you and regardless of how they truly feel, honestly try to keep up a happy appearance. The ladies at the customer service desk that I have interacted with were VERY nice and helpful when I needed to cash a check. Though when you are coming at night, several employees there are on break and seem to cluster together when smoking and give you odd looks when you go in, as if they really don’t want you to be there. The stockers keep to themselves most of the time and depending on who you are that could be a good thing or a bad thing. It stinks that the majority of the time when I have to go shopping there are HUGE platforms of merchandise in the aisles blocking most of the space to get through. But I can understand the reasons for that. I am a cashier and stocker myself and can understand the issue of space when it comes to putting out merchandise and trying to empty out the back room. But all in all I give this place 3 stars.

I flew in late at night from across the country and needed to pick up some stuff. I swear, not being able to carry-​on a bottle of shampoo is a pain!
Anyway, driving into the city from the airport, I decided to stop at Walmart because it’s open 24hrs.
The parking lot at 1am was littered with bums. It was extremely sketchy. After entering the store, it was a dirty mess. The shelves were empty and there was stuff all over the floor.
Finally, I went to buy a new pair of earbuds and the guy in electronics argued with me for getting the «expensive» ones (29.99) and I was put in an uncomfortable position of having to justify my purchase to him.
Ultimately, it’s Walmart. No one goes into them expecting a high-​end experience, but this reminded me of why I don’t go to them back home.

Every time I come to this Walmart, it’s packed. The customers are always rude; most of the staff isn’t much better. The stock is often limited in supply by the time I’m able to get out to the store, so I have trouble finding the things I’m looking for, and that means more trips to the store on other days (and wasted time).
Not only are there too few cashiers for the volume of customers checking out at the same time, but like tonight, many of them are entirely too slow at their jobs. Our cashier tonight was extra slow. We spent 20 minutes waiting for her to ring up the two customers in front of us. By the time all was said and done, 30 minutes had gone by. It had taken her another 10 minutes to ring up my relatively small order and my friend’s paltry collection of purchases. And she couldn’t figure out how to bag any of it. I don’t see this kind of… failure… at the West Mifflin Walmart, and it’s pretty bad there.

This place is always packed. Long lines, half of the lanes are closed, slow cashiers and customers and the stuff is a hit or miss. Their grocery items are refreshed mid-​week, always check expiry dates before purchasing anything food related. This Walmart is not as good as the one in Washington, PA but ok if you need to buy some household stuff at the lowest price, and you are in the vicinity. Prices are definitely better than Giant Eagle, but what it makes up in prices, it loses in appearances.
Be very careful of people backing up their cars without looking back in the parking lot. I have observed many people have accidents or closely miss one.

Long lines, very few cashiers, a lot of items sold out

I DO like The Mart of Walls, so shoot me. But not this one so much. I don’t like how everything is laid out, but it’s one of the only Super Wal Marts around.

Kay likes Wal-​Mart.
I have no idea why.
Their prices, at least as far as groceries go, don’t beat Giant Eagle.
It is a large, spotless store, however, and they have everything one needs. The employees, whom my heart bleeds for, were nice to us as well.
It was VERY eerie wandering about this suburban Wal-​Mart late on a Friday night after having dinner with a friend.
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We normally visit the Walmart in Robinson Township but I like the one in Canberra better. The produce is kinda hit or miss. This is a very congested location. This location is somewhat ghetto but it is safe.
I would say overall that its ok.