Walmart Supercenter

Horribly slow! Slow enough to write this review in line. Many Walmart workers here but only a few lanes open and making customers wait now up to 20 minutes just to check out. Open more lanes because I know you have the employees here to do it!

I purchased tires from Walmart 2 years ago because I found a good deal on them. Today one of my tires was low and after looking at it I found a nail and a leaking puncture hole in it. I called Walmart tire center to make sure this was something they would be able to fix tonight (it was 6 pm and the tire center closes at 7). I was assured I could bring it in and they would have time to fix it. After wandering Walmart until 7 and never receiving notification that the car was finished I decided to return to the tire center. I was pleasantly surprised at the $ 0 charge on the invoice until the clerk told me it was because there was no leak found in the tire and even had 4 different employees inspect it. I walked them to the car and pointed out the puncture and nail in the tire (both noticeable and clearly leaking). At this point I was told my options were to plug the tire on my own or put the spare on and come back the following morning at 7 since they were now closed. I would have been very irritated at my wasted time and the lack of expertise and common sense but as I was leaving the clerk offered me a «sorry about that» which amazingly calmed all my nerves and made the whole experience worth it.

I have shopped at different Walmarts in the area and this is by far my favorite. The staff is friendly but that is not surprising as I am always in there. I love the layout of the store. It makes sense and everything is easy to find.
I love the fact that most days there is not a long line to check out. Sure on occassion it happens but for the most part it does not. This location has an awesome front end manager, Hannah. She is always making sure that the customers are being taken care of even if that means she needs to jump on one of the registers and ring customers up. Seriously hope she never leaves this location because she holds it all together.
The store manager, Kurt, does not hide in his office. I have actually spoken with him and have seen him helping customers or straightening shelves. Awesome. You don’t typically see that in stores. Kurt is awesome and friendly.
If you are looking for a friendly Walmart, I know most of you are like friendly and Walmart in the same sentence is an oxymoron, however it is true. Super friendly. Great service.

So I took my Ford Windstar to this walmart for an oil change today and soon recieved a call from them stating they could not do an oil change on my car due to the fact that my dipstick was broken. When I asked why not they said they couldn’t check the level of oil. I was under the impression that they would drain the old oil out and put the amount of oil in indicated by a manual. Apparently walmart mechanics aren’t skilled enough to do even that. I was told to take it to jiffy lube.
When I picked up my car they were rude and walked away while I was talking. My daughter recommended I take my car to this location because of how nice they were… I recommend no one take their vehicle here because they are unskilled and rude! shame on you Walmart!

This is a good, clean Wal Mart. Nuff said. Also, I have to say, that anyone who rabidly hates Wal Mart needs to consider something. Wal Mart isn’t for Unilocalers. Wal Mart is for poor people: it employs poor people and provides a plethora of needed survival items that poor people can afford. If Wal Mart weren’t here, would all those unskilled barely-​getting-​by WM employees suddenly have high paying jobs? No. Would they suddenly have health insurance? Negative. Would they be unemployed and collecting checks from the gains of the rest of us? Perhaps. Wal Mart didn’t make them poor, and it doesn’t prevent them from working elsewhere, but it does provide jobs for the weakest in our Darwinistic society.
How about their shopping? If Wal Mart was suddenly gone would the Wal Martians convert into pretentious, latte drinking, organic eating, food snobs like me? Nope. They would still be poor people who would have less food in their homes. Can’t afford Starbucks and Whole Foods on minimum wage. Thank goodness for Wal Mart.

WALMART REVIEW
If you are looking for the lowest prices, Walmart has everybody beat!
Walmart has everything, I usually go here when I want to spend the least amount of money possible.
It’s a great place to get anything and everything on your list!
I recently went to pick up some school supplies– I got exactly: A academic desktop calendar, 4 sets of sticky notes, highlighters, and an academic date book.
It cost around $ 90.00 at Staples.
At Walmart it was $ 30.00!!!
I got the EXACT same supplies at each store, if this doesn’t prove they have the lowest prices than I don’t know what does!
FAVORITE THINGS
about this Walmart are:
Self check-​outs! (There are 5+ stations.)
McDonalds (right in the store)
Customer service is excellent
Returns are quick & easy (They give your money back not store credit; like other places)
Large variety of gift cards: Cabelas, Wendy’s, Subway, Smash Burger, Cold Stone, Burger King, iTunes, Xbox, etc.
Redbox Stations (2)
Has a Garden Center
THINGS I HAVE BOUGHT
at this Walmart are:
12 dozen donuts (variety of types) for about $ 4.00
Dog Supplies (much cheaper than going to Petsmart)
Seasonal items
Birthday cards
Gift cards
Fresh fruit
Shoes! (You can get white Keds for $ 5.00)
DVDs, CD’s
Car accessories
4 STARS
Walmart is the place to get everything you need in one place.
I didn’t give it 5 stars because of: The location
Although I live about 5 minutes away it takes a while to find a parking place. When I do get inside it takes time to get place to place.
The place is massive!
Plus there is ALWAYS TONS OF PEOPLE!!!
If you’re good with technology and don’t have tons of items, I would recommend self check out. It’s soooooo much faster than waiting in line, which you will be waiting quite a while.
Because of the inconvenience of not being able to get in and get out quickly is why I give it 4 stars.

This store never has what I need when I need it. They’re always under stocked. Their produce is the worst out of any walmart I’ve been in. The customer service isn’t good either. I was here yesterday to get some fabric, and not one employee was in sight. I walked around to try and find someone to help me. It was about 5 minutes before an employee from another department was walking passed. I asked her if she could help me or find someone who could, and she said she would page someone to come help me. I thanked her and she pages someone like she said. It took about another 10 minutes for someone to actually come over, and it was a manager. When she came up, she was texting on her phone for a good 5 ish minutes before she cut my fabric for me. I couldn’t wait to get out of that store.

Man, this store is big. You could land a plane on the Men’s wear aisle. They’ve got a good selection in computer accessories and toys. Let’s face it. Walmart isn’t exactly top of the line. That’s an advantage here. The prices are low. Clean restrooms. The people are courteous. Good food selection. Nice restrooms. All in all, the best of the generic box stores.

Whats there to say about Walmart? They have pretty good prices and a large selection. I really like that they have a large baby department, compared to the target close by. It makes it easier for me to quickly go in the middle of the night and get some emergency baby items. The fact that walmart is 24 is one of the best things that walmart has going for it.
I don’t like how busy it gets and no matter how long the lines to the cashier is, they never open all the checkouts. Whats up with that.
I am happy that they now have a much smoother self-​checkout system. I give walmart 3 stars because its just OK. There is nothing special about walmart, or atleast this location.

I hate Walmart, but I feel as if this is one of the more classy ones… if that is possible?
Things here aren’t a complete madhouse, and the ailses never seem to be trashed. I do agree with shopping for food earlier. I stopped here the other night around 11:00 PM, on a mad dash for raspberries and pumpkin chocolate chip cookies. I was on «snack patrol» for a party that I was going to, and those were the only two things that the guests wanted… and the only two things that this location did not have. I asked one employee for help, and he was very nice and showed me to the bakery department. The woman there was not so nice. I guess the panicked look on my face must have scared her off? I walked out empty handed.

Its open 24 hours but I don’t recommend to go food shopping after 9pm because the aisles are bare. Has everything you need and a lot you don’t. Parking sucks and if you look at my other Wal-​Mart reviews they ware the same here!

One battery, four bay doors open, five employees and its taken 1 hour to change so far… I started laughing after the first half hour when I saw an old guy barely being able to carry my battery into the back and saying you’re almost done.;-) honestly 20 minutes just to have the lady enter my battery into the system… and im still here even though she said it would take 20 minutes for the change… So after 1 hour 15 minutes I demanded to see the manager. The manager explained to me that I had cars ahead of me. I asked to see the work tickets which he proceeded to pull. As we went over the work tickets we realized that there were no cars ahead of me and that the TWO oil changes he said were ahead of me closed out 10 minutes after my arrival… Uhhhh BUSTED… So I will be calling his manager and explaining that 1 hour 30 minutes for a battery change is Humerous at best and I will be letting everyone know so nobody makes the same mistake… Funny last bit is that the manager tried to give me a 10% discount on my battery and it took him 10 minutes to figure it out which after 8 minutes I proceeded to tell him that «$ 10 is not worth my time anymore please let me go I will do anything if you just let me go home. yelling outloud «There’s no place like home there’s no place like home» while one of the patrons watching and over hearing this started laughing and I started crying… moral of this review is that these guys are waaaaaaaayyyy unorganized I would not take your car or truck here for anything if a Battery change with Two Bolts took them this long.

Worst wal mart of all of them. The manager is terrible and they are always out if stuff. Doing returns here are terrible too. I’m getting pretty sick of wal mart in general. I do all my shopping elsewhere and go to a real grocery store.

I can definitely say I’m no fan of Walmart stores overall, which means you’re unlikely to see anything above a 3 star review from me for such a store.
I’ve often maintained that Walmart is where you go in the afterlife if you’ve been bad, I also suspect some of the zombies… sorry I mean staff… also have weekly lessons with the devil on how to be more evil. I don’t know what they charge him for their services!!!
But those things aside, once you sift through the general crap of the stores (i.e. stay away from clothing, electronics, most produce and any food that doesn’t come in some form of box from a name brand) I sadly have to admit for certain everyday commodities you really can save a lot of money.
However this particular Walmart store is one I try to avoid like the plague (which I believe is available in the Subway that resides in the store). Even by Walmart standards this is a BADLY laid out store. The Riverton store on 13 400 South is a lot better if that’s not too much more out of your way.
Service wise, it’s a Walmart, enough said. So no stars added for that!

Let’s be honest. Walmart is evil, and sits at the apex of the American consumerist empire. They have killed small business in this country. They represent all that is gluttonous about America, and I personally believe they’re one of the primary reasons for shows like «Hoarders.»
And their stores stink. Literally. Before you even catch «Welcome to Walmart,» spoken by the poor, creaky 84 year old who is forced to keep working for the insurance, you’ll be smacked upside the head with the stench of old produce, bad meat, a sweaty public, and very likely a Subway sandwich shop. Along with a bunch of crap I can’t even allow myself to think about. Ick.
So, you say you’re confused by my 3-​star rating? Well, it’s a relative rating, my friends. As Walmarts go, this one is…(sigh)…okay. Sure, you’ll still run into the typical Walmart crowd. But, with a few of the right precautions, yours too can be a successful Walmart experience.
I don’t consider myself a Walmart shopper. With times like these, though, you do what you have to do. And I now have to split my shopping list into two sections because I can no longer afford to give all of my hard-​earned cash to my favorite grocer.
The crowd at any Walmart is an abomination to the discovery of shopping — the moms who bring all 13 kids with them, then have no idea what they’re all doing while she’s leisurely shopping and chatting on her cell phone. (I can tell you what they’re doing. They’re playing Red Rover across 5 aisles, hitting other customers with the big red balls, and screaming as loud as possible the whole time.) Word to the astute: avoid the family games section.
Grocery-​wise, I have some very hard and fast rules about what I will and won’t buy at Walmart. First, pre-​packaged goods are okay, and they have a great selection. Canned, bottled, or bagged (with a seal) goods which have been packaged outside of the Walmart world are the same as you’d find anywhere else, just less expensive. They also have great prices on prescriptions; but don’t expect top-​notch pharmacy service.
Meat, produce and dairy (other than pre-pkg’d cheeses, etc.) are strictly off limits for purchasing at Walmart. I won’t go into why, or what I know about how they obtain and handle such items. Suffice to say, I would never buy these items at Walmart.
Also, I never buy a pricey item at Walmart (eg. electronics, furniture, etc.). For these items, one can always find a better deal online anyway.
Now, a word about Walmart’s service. I don’t really care about it here. I rarely think about it, as a matter of fact. I know going in that it’s going to be a bare-​bones experience, and I’m willing to trade smiles, assistance, conversation and good will for low prices. If I purchase anything here that doesn’t work out for me, I don’t return it. I already know it won’t be a successful experience, so why bother. This is just my approach; it won’t work for everyone.
It’s all about expectations at Walmart. I go in having already done my Lamaze breathing techniques, taken my Xanax, and I come out much happier. And, usually no one gets seriously injured.

Walmart, I hate you. I hate everything about you. The overcrowded aisles, the employees who would just as soon die as make eye contact with you, and your apparent inability to bring in ANY decent produce always leave me with a nasty taste in my mouth.
But I’m a low-​price sellout at times, and when it comes to shampoo, I’ll sell my soul every now and then to save a buck. And so we meet again.

I do love a good Walmart Supercenter. Nothing like a big-​box retailer with delicious French bread. (Grab an extra loaf and freeze it. Also fabulous for grilled cheese sandwiches!) But this one isn’t my favorite. The location is great but for some reason this store’s layout throws me off every time. Perhaps I’m used to the one at the Gravel Pit in Sandy, but I get a little turned around, especially in the non-​grocery section.
I do like the Subway inside, but because I’m usually there with kids, we prefer a nice, greasy McDonald’s.