Walmart Supercenter

I got an oil change and they left a big greasy footprint in my car! What kind if «professional» environment is this? I won’t be going back.
Edit: after Calling the store several times with management not answering the phone. I had to contact corporate. Francesco called me back and fixed my situation.

The pharmacy there is the most incompetent bunch of assholes I’ve ever met in my entire life I literally have never gone there and not had an issue with the prescription either with cost or getting it filled I’ve complained numerous times to both the store management and two online management and nothing is ever done

I never pass a Walmart without trying to find enough time to stop and shop. I really enjoy going into different ones in new areas to see what new things they’re pushing. On this trip I was looking for some ammo for my .22. No luck here. As usual in most stores, the shelves were bare. The only thing they had were a few boxes of shotgun shells. Oh well, on to the next one.

what can i say? it’s a walmart!
however, their deli is the slowest place on earth!
be prepared to wait & wait & wait some more… absolutely the slowest!

Another one for the «why am I even reviewing this place ??» books.
WALMART. Love-​hate, you know? And for me, it’s mostly hate. I hate that everything in the aisles is processed artificial absolutely not what you want to be putting in your body crap. I normally avoid it like the plague, and stick to my Whole Foods safe zone, but (and oh how this throws me off during our many travels) there’s just not always a Whole Foods within driving distance. And such was the case on a recent trip to Florida, where we PLANNED to stop at the Whole Foods on our way out of Orlando to pick up food for the next couple of days of tent-​camping… and then promptly forgot until we were hours away and out in the-​middle-​of-​nowhere, Florida, which was still hours away (and even further to the edge of nowhere) from the campground where we would eventually be staying.
Which is where WalMart comes into play, because there is one of these things in Everytown, USA. We brought absolutely zero cooking equipment with us, planning to cook hot dogs over the campfire for dinner, have sandwiches and general snacky type stuff for lunch, and maybe some fruit and granola bars or something for breakfast. I was dreading trying to find something relatively «safe» at WalMart to eat that would also not require any cooking, especially since my attempts at our local one have been so fruitless (although I will say the only time we buy hot dogs is for the rare camping experience), but away we went nonetheless.
And to my absolute shock and surprise — lunch meat with no preservatives and artificial junk! And not one but TWO different brands of hot dogs without nitrates and artificial stuff, one of which was the Applegate Farms ones that I would have bought from Whole Foods had we actually remembered to stop there. Organic fruit is still scarce, so we opted to stick with the granola bars that we already had, but I was seriously blown away that there was actually an option when it came to what we were looking for. Seriously. So much so that I’m sitting here writing a review for WalMart of all places, and giving it more than one star. I know. I KNOW. This is a place that I love to hate, but I am seriously so happy that folks in remote areas are finally starting to see some stuff on the shelves that isn’t just chock full of chemicals. Not like hot dogs are the epitome of healthy eating or anything, but you know. It’s all about the moderation and avoiding the really nasties. So thanks Walmart in Spring Hill, for having Applegate Farms turkey hot dogs and saving my little family from a night of nothing to cook over the campfire and sandwiches (or worse) for dinner. I appreciate it very muchly.

What can I say it’s a Walmart, great prices and they have everything … Weekly sales and weekly clearance … It’s a nice clean store with a newer remodel

I hate all Walmart stores and yet I keep coming back because of the prices and a couple of really nice employees! That’s about all I can say except that in the past six months I witnessed two crimes. One where a couple of folks ran out of the store stealing HDTV’s. The other was more recent. An 80 year old couple from Iowa were loading up the car and a couple of drug addicts stole her purse and took off in a car. All this and yet I am not afraid to come back. You should be very afraid if you are elderly or a woman!!!

Absolutely the worst service & mangement we’ve ever encountered at a Walmart in our 35 years of shopping at Walmart! Never enough registers open & most of the cashiers are lackadasical. Waited over 20 minutes to talk to a manager at 7:30 am when the store was virtually empty (We were returning an item they didn’t want to accept because the instructions weren’t in the box. The instructions were missing when we bought it!). My husband finally stood on a bench in the store and yelled «Manager please» over & over until one showed up, food crumbs still on his face. After some heated back & forth, they accepted our return. We then went to the Walmart on Cortez in Brooksville to purchase the items we needed. We happened to relate our bad experience to an associate there & was told poor management is the norm at the Spring Hill store; that his own family refuses to shop there even though they live close-​by. I went in once more on a Sunday morning to purchase a plant, and there was only one lady working the Garden Dept. register. By the time I gave up & left the check-​out line, there were 16 (angry) customers waiting in that line, I kid you not! The only positive thing I can say about this store is that the grocery selection is huge. However, much of the produce is often wilted and right at the expiration date and THEN, be prepared for any frozen food to melt while waiting to check out. We wrote a letter of complaint to corporate, but never received a response. I swear, Sam Walton would kick some serious a** if he was still around & could see how this store was treating it’s customers!

As Walmarts go, This one is probably the best one I’ve ever been in. It is what it is. But this one seems to be much better maintained than others in the area.

In all fairness, as horrible as this place was during the remodel, it’s now not so bad.

This is the best Walmart that I’ve ever been to; clean, well-​organized, helpful staff. Even the exterior of the building is cosmetically appealing when compared to the majority of other Walmarts. I can’t say that I’ve ever had a bad experience here. Don’t take this Walmart for granted, they aren’t all as nice as this one is. I moved away from Spring Hill four years ago and haven’t found a comparable Walmart anywhere else. The nearest Walmart to where I live now is nicknamed «the zoo» and I avoid it at all costs. One especially notable feature is the stuffed animal claw machine near the entrance, it is actually fair and if you’re any good you can win something every time. My little sister’s bed is covered with stuffed animals that she won playing this game. You may be thinking any Walmart in a small boring town like Spring Hill would be clean and well organized, but this is not the case. The Walmart on 50 (Cortez Blvd) is proof of this, it is a mess, its always dirty, bad customer service, and there are always empty shelves. Its not very different from «the zoo» that I live near now. I would say the only bad thing about this Walmart is that it is stuck in Spring Hill, so be careful in the parking lot because the senior citizens in the area have a habit of mixing up the gas and brake pedals in their cars and in one case (true story… tragic really) mistaking pedestrians for garbage pals and then hitting them.