Walmart Supercenter

Employees who are so arrogant and with zero knowledge; doesn’t even know the Walmart policies!
I used the ‘self check out lane’ and didn’t get my receipt. Reported to the young lady standing over there and she said that she can’t do anything since the person behind me already scanned their items in the same machine. So I asked what I am supposed to do and got the reply «I can’t print the receipt» without even looking on my face and continued chatting with other people. I asked, will Customer Service” will be able to help me and then she said yes I have to go there.
Lady (Erica Douglas) at the Customer service said she can’t do anything and I have to go back to the self check out counter’s lady again! I told she said she can’t do anything. I said, I need to return and buy back the same items so that I will get a receipt. She said its impossible and after a long argument, she called the manager. Waited for a long time, the ‘manager’ showed up. He said he needs my credit card’s last 4 digits in order to ‘identify the purchase’ in the system and it will take time so I should wait. WHAT???
I told him, According to «Walmart Return Policy», if the consumer doesn’t have receipt, a store card will be issued for the same amount. Why they can’t do that so that I can return n repurchase the same items and will get a receipt also by doing so. Then he said «Yea it will work». Are you kidding me? A customer has to teach the «store manager» about the easiest way to return the items and get a receipt. Miss Erica seemed to be embarrassed and I think either she didn’t get the memo about the training session where they teach the ‘polices’ or Walmart’s hiring team is the worst.
Bottomline: If you want to meet the worst management in the Walmart’s chain, Welcome to West St. Paul Walmart.

Ordered tires online to be sent to this Walmart. On a Monday, sent an email my tires arrived, email said to take the printed email to the Tire Lube Express at this Walmart. Went on a Wednesday, presented email to TLE clerk, told I had to take it to Site to Store. Went to Site to Store, told they don’t know where my tires were, that they believe it was still in the truck that hasn’t been unloaded. Did not look like they even tried locating my tires, the Site to Store clerk was only gone for a minute. Who can locate tires in less than a minute?
Went home, checked email, saw a FedEx tracking number, this means the tires were sent through FedEx Ground, not a semi truck that needed to be unloaded. Lied to? Wow. Sent Corporate Walmart an email. Went back on Friday, told to go to Site to Store again. Clerk gave me an attitude, «Your tires ARE here.» Different clerk this time. Like wow, okay, I wasn’t even being mean or anything.
Fortunately, I think the TLE manager was there, he’s the one that actually installed my tires. Great guy, he actually got it done right on time as he estimated. Made the experience better, but I still have to give this place only a 2 star because of the poor service and communication they provided prior to the actual installation. Told myself will never have tires sent to this Walmart again, will send it to the Woodbury Walmart instead next time, hopefully they will have nicer people.
Again, no problems with this Walmart’s TLE crew, they were really nice.

I should have known but I was going to give them one more chance. I went shopping there, had a cart full of items and get up front to check out and one light was on to check out. Seriously!!! They had so many people wanting to check out and no cashiers to do it. They want you to shop there but they don’t want to check you out. Needless to say I left my cart full of groceries there and went to target. Lesson learned

This place sucks, i was in the Twin Cities for the day and needed something so i figured run into walmart. The store was packed, and very few lanes were open, hardly any workers anywhere. Security Gaurds at the front doors. I left without buying anything.

Chaos. I’ve been to quite a few Wal-Mart’s in the past and this one always seems to bee understaffed and out of stock. I’d go to a different one whenever possible.

I am not a fan of any Walmart but unfortunately, they were the only people in the area carrying the item we needed in our short time frame. I will continue to avoid purchasing anything from them, however, this particular location seemed clean and well kept.

Called the store to see if they had a certain blu-​ray player. First person to answer the phone could not speak English. Who the hell gave her that job? She transferred to another line where the guy told me he’ll look for it. 5 minutes later I get transferred to another lady who told me she was going to transfer me to yet another person. This lady was the first to speak English clearly. After she told me she’ll look for it, this lady put me on hold for ten minutes. 20 minutes on the phone in total, I hung up. I don’t even need to visit the store in person to know that the people who work there are untrained and don’t speak the king’s language.

Ran in to grab some ice chest food and drink. First off, this wm only has an entrance on one end. That will come into play later so don’t forget. Grabbed my grub and headed to the front. Holy crap. Half the registers open and still 4 – 5 people in every line. I know, I’ll just do self checkout. Ran all my stuff through no problem. Then came time to use the «look up item» feature. Went to the «I» section for bagged ice. There it is, small or large. Select one. Then I get the «unknown item» message and have to stand there and wait for assistance. When the girl comes over I tell her I’m just trying to get a bag of ice. She says, and I quote…“You done cain’t do dat on dis in. You godda hadda bag fo you can.” Huh? So I ask where the machine is. «Oh iss donner» and points… you guessed it. All the way down on the end with no exit. Really? What genius decided it made sense to put the ice machine as far from the exit as possible? Probably the same moron that allows you look up ice in the register and then not be able to select it. I’ll never be back.

You would think the last thing that would come into consideration when you shop is the condition of the restroom. That said the restrooms at this particular Walmart are beyond disgusting. Privacy stalls are busted, and recently my wife was grossed out by seeing feces and blood on the toilet seat.
That aside, this store always seems to be picked over more so than any other Walmart I’ve shopped at. It is a shame, because I like many rely on Walmart for convenience and low price.

Fairly average in every area.
Typical Walmart. Much like the Woodbury location. Has fairly decent grocery department which unlike Woodbury is well stocked and has fresh fruit and vegetables.
In a pretty handy location on Robert St with many other shops close by. Parking is good.
Lines are fairly long but fast to get through

Wal*Mart is sort of like a pair of Depends: No one likes them or wants to use them but when certain circumstances arise, they’re necessary.
Maybe it’s 11:30 at night and nowhere else is open. Maybe you’re living in the post-​apocalyptic world and Target just ran out of corn muffin mix.
Maybe you’re just a gluttonous masochist with a taste for Great Value.
It doesn’t matter how or why you got here, truly; what matters now is how you plan to survive once you’re inside.
I’m willing to give all of you a free sampling of my new book. How’s that for a rollback punch in the vagina, ya’ll?
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WAL*MART BE CRAY
Section 1:
The Blue is Lava
It’s a proven fact that Wal*Marts employees hate their jobs almost as much as Comcast employees do. You know why?
They get treated like the crumbly old poo you find on your shoes after you take them out of storage. Yeah, the prices are lower here, but at what cost?
If you’re going to survive, you’re going to need to suck it up and not make contact with anyone in a blue vest. They really don’t want to help you, I promise.
It probably doesn’t help that they usually can’t help you, either.
Here’s an example:
«Excuse me, sir?»
«What up.»
«…Do you happen to know where beef bouillon is, by chance?»
«HE DON’T WORK HERE NO MORE.»
«… ‘kay…»
True story, bro.
Section 2:
Bitch, Imma Turn This Hoveround
Anticipate many aisle blockades as you try and maneuver your way through the store. I can’t possibly recall how many times I’ve been locked in an aisle staring at Mexican mayo because I’ve been trapped by large groups of motorized carts and herds of angry Beefalo. You’ll need to learn to move like liquid and pop your personal space bubble to get free. Also, be prepared to steel yourself to the possibility of never being able to get to the ‘Murican mayo.
Section 3:
Revel in the Urban Sprawl (of West Saint Paul)
What’s that? You don’t wanna hear my new Will Smith* CD, dawg?
Well, fuck you. You’re listening to it, anyway.
There’s hardly a time of the day or night that the parking area isn’t flooded with the booming musical stylings of Milli Vanilli*, MC Hammer* and Busta Rhymes* mostly pouring from the cars of angry little white boys in do-​rags.
It’s urban. It’s hip.
It’s all the more reason to make it a short trip.
Navigate the potholes and close your delicate ears lest ye be corrupted by dangerous 80’s/90’s rap.
* … These rappers are still a thing, right? … gais?
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… WHAT?! Three excerpts is plenty. This isn’t Barnes and Noble, you schmucks.
I’ll leave all of you with a parting haiku of wisdom.
Huge yellow smiley
Not all that glitters is gold
Go to Target now

Once again phone service is terrible at all of them except for the new one in Brooklyn Center. The prices are better then K-​mart and they carry many items including food but when customer service is poor it subtracts points and points it does subtract.

You know you’re practically ruling the world when a review of your store can only be compared to your other stores. If you don’t already know what Walmart is, what they have, and what they do… there’s no possible way you’re reading a Unilocal review.
This Walmart is beyond suspect and sketchy. Sure I don’t live around here… but what the hell do you need a security guard for? Forget it… I totally get it.
The appearance of this Walmart resembles the same issues that made people stop going to Kmart back in the nineties. «Here’s our cheap crap. If you want it… you’ll deal with the fact that we don’t care about image or our employees.»
If I lived around here, I’d find another store to go to… or move. Just plain sketchy.
Try: Finding a better place to shop
Avoid: The suspect people that loiter in front of the entrance

I’ve never been a big fan of walmart… but like everybody else sometimes you just have to go there. A couple of the cashiers are friendly, but majority of them barely say hi to you. The place is always clean but it just has this vibe to it that isn’t a good one. Most of the employees aren’t friendly. Last week a homeless person flagged me down while in my car in the parking lot asking for change.

I am thrilled about this particular location because it is the only one that has a shampoo I’ve been hunting all over for. It’s Vanart herbal shampoo, that is the closest thing to the original Clairol Herbal Essence from the 70’s, that has been discontinued for awhile now. There’s actually a FB page to bring it back, that’s how fanatic we are about this. So the group basically chases down things that smell like it. Vanart is a product of Mexico, and describes it as the next best thing. Which makes sense as to why it’s here. WSP and the surrounding area has a large Latino/​Mexican population. It’s very cool and sensible that the store carries products that reflect it. Also it was 1.97 for a 32 oz. bottle. Worth the trip for this alone.

This Walmart location compared to the others I have been to throughout the area really lacks some personality. The clientele is a little on the rough side. I don’t feel safe going into this place at all. The service has been very poor the several times I have been in there. They don’t say hello or look very happy to be working there.
For example, back in the Electronics Department, the service was just terrible. I waited in line to buy something only to get acknowledged several many minutes later while three employees poked around the counter trying to figure out something. Once I was greeted, it was with a HUGE Yawn «Do you need something?»
I plan to avoid this place at all costs from now on. I have scouted the prices and product availability and it is very ho-​hum. The food section selection is extremely limited and the isles are very cramped.
Bottom line, You can find better prices, service, and availability elsewhere. Don’t limit yourself by going here.

This is the only store in the tcma that carries Fruit of the Earth Aloe Vera Gel… according to the nice customer service rep I spoke to last week. I kind of dig the west side and southish st paul, but this place was kind of etch a sketch. I was in there for only a few minutes, so I can’t tell you how well the aisles were set up for shopping. I can only tell you that I stocked up so I wouldn’t have to repeat the trip in the near future. :)