Walmart Supercenter

It’s a fairly large store but it was so hard to find what you’re looking for because the signage wasn’t very clear.
I was looking for bathroom mirrors and they really didn’t have much. Most of the area was empty and not restocked. In any case, we were also directed to the wrong section too by an employee who obviously didn’t know where there items were. Oh well.

Rarely clean, awful service, and now no longer 24-​hours. What’s the point? With Target and Wegmans both so close, I may never go to Walmart again.

Ghetto. I hate walmart but it seems like we tend to stop there once a month for something. The one in Gates is a little worse but it just makes me dislike people more and more. No manners by customers or workers. The workers have the «I don’t care attitude» and the customers remind me of where America is headed. The only decent Walmart around is the one in Canandaigua. Until next time, stay classy People of Wal Mart.

Parking lot is a mess, and in desperate need of repairs. Inside the store is dirty and smells funny.
If you can put up with this, then it’s worth saving a few bucks on products.
Also when ordering online items the puck up area is all the way in the back of the store.

Upon entering the store I was hit with a very distinct smell… For those of you who know it… I describe it as Spoiled Milk. I think it might be from mopping with a dirty old mop head.
Anyway, I went specifically to purchase 3 specific jello brand jello flavors since their selection at Walmart has always been far greater than wegmans.
Turns out that is no longer true. They downsized their selection and they didn’t have any of the flavors I needed. Promptly left and headed to wegs.

Well this Wal-​Mart is never really too crazy busy, but it’s always kinda dirty. The nicest person that talked to me was the security guard, not sure that is a good thing. But walmart has its place in the economy and customer service is not part of it.

The only upside to Walmart is that it is open 24 hours, and somewhat cheaper than the other places. Without that, I will not go to that store.
One thing I can say to everyone who is this, do not buy pork chop from there. I bought a pack with 6 center cut pork chop, upon opening it smelled.
At first I thought it was just from being packaged, but after I seasoned and cooked it, the smell of spoiled rotten meat still lingers.
It’s not even worth the gas and my time to return to the store to get my money back. It is more of a principle of selling good products to consumer buys your product with the assumption that the product will be good. That was not a Great Value.
I’ll just have to find a good butcher shop for my meats for other stores.

Place is horrible! Always out of stock. Customer service is terrible! Maybe it’s time to get a new store manager that knows how to run a business.

They say cheapness has its perks… this isn’t the case with Walmart. A lot of people already know that Walmart itself has a terrible reputation for its poor service and low quality of products. So are these just a big rumor that was made up to draw people away from an otherwise… global corporation? Why of course not!
I have had medicore to horrendous experiences at every single Walmart I’ve been too with none offering any redeeming qualities, except for the occasional «good deals» on select items. This Walmart? Somewhere in between the line of distaste and awfulness.
While I wasn’t surprised by the unwelcome glare I recieved walking in, it wasn’t that dirty and seemed to be nicely organized, but that is where the good things end. Further into the store, I happened to catch a whiff of some horrible smell, which was like rotting meat and a sweaty t-​shirt.
At this point to find some sanctuary, I fled the store, got in my car, and drove to the nearest Target.

I’m not going to say much about either the merchandise nor the clientele (both of which tend towards the lower-​end), but will stick to issues with THIS store in particular. Wal-​Mart is like going to the dentist; you don’t want to go, but twice a year you have to.
First is the odd layout of the parking lot, although having become used to it, I now know just where to turn, and where to NOT turn. The biggest issue in this lot, though, are the multitudes of abandoned carts, blocking otherwise needed spaces. This happens any day of the week, any time of the year.
Next, upon entering the building, you will need a cart. For some reason, they push them in from the outside, forcing you to grab a cart from the front. When you get a cart, you have about a 1 in 2 chance of getting one with a busted or frozen wheel, which means that a LOT of people grab their first cart, travel 6 feet, decide it’s junk, and leave it there to get another cart. As a result, you need to navigate around about 8 – 10 carts sitting in random positions just to enter the main doors.
Help is next to unseen, except in the electronics department. A lot of devices in that department are behind locked cabinets, still in the box, with no way for you to see what they look like.

I hate going to Walmart. That being said, it is the cheapest place to get some home basics, especially things that are not very common. So I go about 4 times a year, and stock up.
It’s crowded, noisy, kind of messy and the checkout lines are usually slow.
Don’t run out of basics during the holidays

I wish the departments were rated separately, because I avoid Wal-​mart like … well. a Wal-​mart. However, I was in search of decently priced upholstery fabric and it was suggested. I hesitated because of my previous experiences with other Wal-​marts, but checked it out when we were in the area and had some time. It was a weekday late morning, the store wasn’t overly busy. The fabric section is in the back, near the middle. It’s 3 aisles, if I recall correctly, with the cutting table in the front. There wasn’t an employee stationed at the table, which seemed to frustrate a fellow shopper. I, however, spent far too long sorting through the dozens of options to be found for $ 1 – 2 per yard. DID YOU READ THAT!!! Yes, they had upholstery weight fabric for $ 1 a yard. Admittedly, most of the discounted fabrics in that price range were clothing weights, but I was able to find the perfect strong canvas material I was in search of. For one dollar a yard.
After selecting a couple choices for pillows, I was ready to cut. Another customer was already waiting for the associate to assist, which meant I had to wait in line but also meant I didn’t have to figure out how to find someone to help me. I think the other customer simply asked a random employee and someone was paged. An exceptionally nice woman arrived promptly after being paged and made quick work of the requested yardage. She was friendlier than your average fabric store employee… quite frankly I’m not sure she is just kept on call in the back in a simulated living room where she happily knits sweaters and watches day-​time television while chatting on the phone with her bridge-​teammates as the smell of fresh baked pie wafts through the air…
Back in the reality of the Henrietta Wal-​mart, we headed for the check out. Normal situation here, not too long of a wait (though we did get in the wrong line of course). The employee at our register was polite, as was the man checking receipts at the door which I just walked by because he was busy checking someone else’s cart… I don’t know if that’s a thing here or not, but I didn’t get tackled by security so just don’t make eye contact and be on your way.

Walmart is what it is. This particular Walmart has been through quite a few changes over the years and is usually well-​stocked. I shop Walmart periodically for items that I cannot get at Wegmans, Aldis & Trader Joes. Sure, Walmart gets dinged for carrying non American made goods, but I hardly think they’re alone in that department. I do know that they can wield an ugly stick when dealing with products and vendors. A single decision made by a buyer can make or break a company.
But that’s now why I shop there. This Walmart is fairly clean & convenient. Lines are seldom long & the cashiers are friendly. As far as Walmarts go, I’d rather shop here than go to the Walmart in Gates or on Hudson Avenue.

F-​U WALMART! .ok i boycotted Walmart many moons ago when I had went to this location for some things early morning and found the parking lot looking like there had been a fair that just left like 10 min before I got there. Then after going inside the girl loading the shelves in one department didn’t even bother to unwrap the stuff just threw it up there in a bundle, curdled cottage cheese that had been sitting out… smh that’s just a few things.
Unfortunately I was low on funds and really needed a computer desk. So I had it shipped here. went to pick it up.
LA GRUMPY LADY: «Can I help you»
ME: «Yes, I ordered a desk and need to pick it up»
LA MISERABLE LADY: *lets out a big sigh* «Well its gonna be a minute»
She proceeds to back room…20 minutes go
do do do
I’m pretty annoyed but haven’t lost my patience yet
She then returns and starts helping some old lady like we never spoke.
WTF?
So some other dude seeing my «hulk» face ask me if I’m being helped and he proceeds to get the info and get my desk in 2 min.
I don’t care if Walmart was selling everything off the shelf for $ 1 …I wont do it. I wont return. All that ever happens when I go there is I get high blood pressure, a cold and the intense resistance of not to hurt anyone on the way out.
I bid you adieu

Great prices on pumpkin pies. I’ll take them all. Happy Turkey Day salvation army!

Being one that’s on a strict budget since a layoff, earlier in the year, I’ve been finding myself visiting stores like WalMart, KMart and Target to get some of my essentials.
I was helping a friend move in Rochester, and managed to forget toothbrush, toothpaste and the stuff I need to care for myself during the stay. We made a trip to Walmart to pick up what we needed for necessities to get through the weekend. Drinks? Cheaper than a convenience store. Toiletries? I thought Walgreens had decent prices. These prices were better!
As for inferior products, I also tend to disagree with some of the comments. I bought a LARGE microwave oven from a KMart in 1990, it is STILL working today. One of my televisions had the power button give out after 17 years (the remote was lost after one of my earlier moves). The only thing that WalMart manages to do is keep a commission-​driven salesperson from trying to force something on a person that can’t afford it.
I remembered one of my favorite visits to a Sun TV store for a living room television and dvd player. The guy tried to start off a schpiel of a BETTER tv than what I was asking for…
«All I want to know is if you have the television that I’m asking for. I can understand the fact that you are paid by commission. So let’s cut to the chase. I’m not interested in anything else. Give me the television that I’m asking for, and it’s the easiest commission you’ll make today. Continue with anything but, and I walk out the door with nothing.»
He got the picture. I got my tv and vcr with no further problems.
Read up where «more expensive tv» is made. Then check the «least expensive». They’re both usually not made in the USA, and most likely made in the same place.
I’ll let you make the conclusions. If you want to believe more of what the salesperson tells ya, it’s YOUR money you’re spending.

There are many reasons why people hate Walmart; because it sells cheap goods from China and third world countries, because it hurts local businesses, or that it represents a major corporation.
Ignoring those aforementioned reasons, I have my own as to why I dislike Walmart, and this specific location.
First of all, the prices are low, everyone knows that, but that doesn’t always ensure great quality. Sure, the TV in the back may say Sony on it, but it isn’t one of the mainstream models. Many of the things you see in the electronics section are value oriented store exclusives, which are inherently inferior to what you would get at a larger specialty store. Not only that, but the savings aren’t as significant as one would like to believe.
Getting past the fact that a lot of the merchandise here isn’t up to snuff, I’ll often see poorly maintained displays, miscategorized items, or damaged goods. Take a walk over to the pet section and look at the fish, no, they’re not sleeping.
Sure, the organic produce here was rated better than the nation’s most popular organic grocer Whole Foods in a blind test, but why even bother when Wegmans is around the corner and offers a larger selection?
Honestly, I don’t see the point or value of Walmart. Sure, the 24 hours is nice if you need something like a car battery, or a Wii controller, but this store seems redundant and a waste of space. Need clothing? Marshall’s is across the street. Groceries? Wegmans, duh. A TV? You can wait until the morning and go to Best Buy. House paint? Try Home Depot or Lowes, Glidden paint isn’t that great to begin with.
If I hate Walmart so much, why do I shop here? On a few occasions I have been caught in a bind, needing spray paint and poster board to finish a project with a tight deadline, or a replacement bulb for a tail light… in those situations, Walmart was there, but under normal circumstances, I drive right on by.

Strictly Pharmacy: On a recent visit to pick up a travel prescription I was told by a smirking pharmacist that my insurance did not cover the prescription and that if I wanted it because he was sure that «I wouldn’t want to travel without it,» I would have to fork out over $ 250.00. I decidedly did not fill the prescription, at least not at that location. Instead I brought the prescription to a Rite Aid pharmacy at a mall on the other side of town and found out when I returned to pick it up that the pharmacist there had called the insurer to retrieve the «new card number!» Turned out I was carrying an old card the entire time right before traveling over 9,000 miles to a foreign country. So much for customer service at WalMart!

This is actually a Super WalMart, the king of all WalMarts. Conveniently located in Henrietta around the back of the plaza that holds Wegmans and across the street from the Marketplace Mall. I took one star away because sometimes the staff here can get a little ghetto and more often than not there’s very long lines at the cashiers and many empty cashiers stations that should be up and running.
This Walmart keeps itself pretty clean and well stocked and for those of you who haven’t been to a super WalMart before, its the same giant department store you’ve come to know plus a full sized supermarket. Although Wegman’s is the best they aren’t the cheapest and when I was in college I almost always did my grocery shopping here. The prices on food are the same as with everything else in the store, unbeatable. It’s a very weird sensation to get a pound of deli meat and then go grab a DVD on the other side of the store.
Anyway Walmart is the classic American corporation crushing local mom and pop businesses with their low low prices but this is Henrietta were mom and pop moved away years ago and low prices and big selections are always going to be a big plus.