Walmart Supercenter

This was hard to figure out how many stars to give. I was helped quickly and the products i ordered online arrived sooner then expected and were correct. So in that aspect it was a great experience.
The parking is horrible. Tiny parking lot. Super tiny for being a Walmart, but they do have that side parking lot with a 1 story garage. Super weird imo. but hey it may help.
The store it self was half messy and half clean. I did find curtains there for half the price for what Amazon was wanting so that pleased me.
The line for returns (next to the pickup section) was super crazy long and i know i got the stank eye from people waiting since i was able to walk right up and get my items.

This location has a Smartstyle hairdresser, a Subway restaurant inside the Walmart, clean bathroom with a changing table, free private parking lot, a good deal in the active wear department ($ 12.96 Danskin Now petite black pant in cotton stretch), clean fitting rooms with friendly associates, etc.
The best affordable performance quality active wear can be found at Nike or Columbia Sportswear outlets, at Dicks’ sporting goods when in clearance or with the C9 by Champion Premium line at Target.

What a surprise when I stumbled upon the new Town Center area WalMart taking a Waze shortcut. It is hidden off Virginia Beach Boulevard & didn’t look at all like a WalMart. Although I only quickly explored it, it gives the appearance of being a 2 story building. Is it? And I think I saw a parking deck. How wonderful an idea to eliminate the tacky huge big box store appearance.
Hurrying inside on a quest to find a store that still had fresh cherries, I found the inside to be bright & clean. The aisles & open spaces were wide & large. There was no crowded feel with people about to run over you with shopping carts winding through crowded, narrow aisles.
They had no fresh cherries. Bummer. And to make things worse I learned that cherry season had ended. My heart is broken.
But I will be back to further explore this WalMart. And I’m not normally a WalMart person.

I was happy about this Walmart. It’s location is convenient for me. The only problem is every time I go there I am met with people who have no clue what they are doing. I ask a simple question and it takes 15+ minutes for the employees to answer. Not to mention they are rude in the process… every single time. Because of this store, I no longer shop at Walmart, I’ll pay the extra and utilize target.

This is city of Virginia «Beach» but yet this store only has half isle for beach items. Simple things like beach umbrella or sand buckets for kids are nowhere to be found at this store.

THE PARKING LOT:
Chaotic. Completely packed of course. Shoppers here simply do not put their carts back. You go to pull into an empty space and there’s a shopping cart. All around the perimeter there are carts propped up on the curb/​half in the lot.
THE STORE:
Very clean. Organized. I walked the perimeter of the entire store. All of the shelves were fully stocked. When I asked where a product was the store associate walked me directly to the location at least 8 aisles away. This was very much appreciated. I don’t like to purchase produce at Walmart ever. But I gave it a try today. Crossing my fingers about this fruit.
I thought that checkout would be slow (even in the under 20 items line). The first line was moving so slowly, I moved to a different one. Then I heard behind me «I can take you right here mam» opening up a new line.

Everyone knows what customer service looks like. So when really poor it’s obvious. That was my experience at this store that I tried for the first time since it closer to my home. A return of an item was not addressed to my satisfaction and management appeared to care so little they could not talk to me.
Parking lot had trash, carts every place in the lot which is small around the store. An overflow surface and two level garage is not far. To access the lot you must enter from behind as the store sits right on the road.
The store is less than one year and boost an awesome location off VB Blvd and close to Town Center. This is not how I would of liked this space to be utilized, but just my opinion. I am a self admitted antil Walmart person. I rarely go to there stores because of trash like today, poor customer service like today and a very low end clientele like I saw today.
When I entered with my product I was stopped and asked if I had a return. A scan and sticker was applied to the box. This is there policy, it was fine. However, this is also an opportunity for customer service and none was exhibited by this young male. No smile, how is your day, no pointing me to where I need to go. So I was off to a roaring start I thought.
Got to customer service and attempted to return my item. The item in it’s original packaging which had never had seal broken was opened to my surprise. It was inspected for contents. How can something be missing if it has an original seal I thought. I was told it was over 90 days and could not be returned in any way, shape, or form… nothing could be done. I was calm, explained that I have been dealing with this issue for months on coming up with an original receipt due to it being a gift and just now got it from a family member. I also explained that I knew they carried the exact same item and it was not out of date, it was still on there shelves and I only wanted an exchange. I asked to speak to a manager.
The clerk went and got a manager and I could seem them conversing just feet from me and was ready for the younger female to discuss my concerns face to face. However, that never happen because the clerk told me the manager said no return over 90 days and that’s it! I asked to speak to her and was basically told it would not make a difference and she left the area. What some customers may not realize is that Walmart unlike Target and even archaic Kmart can look up credit card to confirm purchases. Due to the fact they are unable to do this an original receipt for items over I think $ 30 must be presented. Get with the times Walmart.
I asked that a note be put on the box reflecting that they opened and put date and the clerk’s name. I immediately knew I would be hitting up the Walmart in Norfolk which I have more experience even though limited. I will not return to this store any time in the immediate future and find it interesting that they have already developed a pathetic overall rating on Unilocal

Best Wal mart in Hampton roads and the least ghetto of them all. People don’t like parking? That’s great more parking for me.

I’m a fan of this Walmart, big time. (Background: Years ago, I had sworn off all Walmarts because they felt dirty and had loooong lines. Fast forward to the present: I have kids, so the lowest prices win.)
I go out of my way an extra 3 miles to go to this particular Walmart, because I love it! I’ve shopped here on different days of the week, at different times, and have consistently had a positive experience.
First, the store itself: new, feels clean, and nice, wide aisles. The wide aisles are especially important to me, since I usually shop pushing/​pulling a stroller and a shopping cart. Selection is typical of any Walmart Supercenter. This store has both hand baskets and shopping carts. (I put this in because I went to another Walmart that didn’t have hand baskets at all.)
Parking: it’s kind of odd, but it works. There’s parking directly in front of the store, and also in a lot adjacent to the building. Either way, I never feel like I have a long «hike» going to/​from my car.
Customer Service: Not all the customer service associates say hello, but most of them do. As far as the lines, getting in/​out has been a breeze; I haven’t had to wait in line more than 5 – 8 minutes or so.
Icing on the cake: There’s one guy at the deli counter (I wish I had noticed his name!), who is always so super nice and friendly — has that old-​school customer service vibe which I never expect anymore.
Is it perfect: No. Occasionally, some items in the produce section are either totally empty or reeeeeally picked over.

Yep 4 stars for a friggin Walmart! This Walmart is so nice… IM hoping it will stay that way but who knows, its pretty new so its bright and clean and stocked. Usually doesnt take long for the workers walmart hires to destroy the place. Anyways i really enjoyed shopping here. The parking is alittle weird, but there is a garage for additional parking since the lot is kinda tiny. I have two other Walmarts closer to my home but I would make the trek here to not hate going to Walmart so much.

Sorry, folks, but I like it. It’s easy parking, in and out. The parking lot is much smaller then usual, so it feels more like a neighborhood store, not a big box Walmart. I like the produce immediately on the left when you walk in… no more bakery temptations :) Deli, Meat, Dairy and that’s pretty much all I need. We are trying not to eat anymore boxed foods or canned goods. After going through the food, I find the pets stuff is convenient too. They always have plenty of people working in departments on the floor and a lot of people working at registers, with no lines.

I don’t know why there are so many bad reviews about this place. The only bad thing I can think about this place is how awkward the parking lot is set up in, but other than that, this is a nice location. The store is always clean, stocked, fresh produce, maybe the workers may seem short handed because the store is so big, but I’ve never had any problems finding an employee and the place is never burning down. Overall this is a good store, and I like it.

Not impressed by any means. The parking lot is just ridiculous, The store seems to be kind of set up backwards or something but I know something is a little off with the Store set up Definitely not like your traditional Walmart. The Service Is crapy and slow.

One of the newest, but already my least favorite of all Walmarts in the Hampton Roads area.
Positives:
It’s clean, and of course new. (According to the cashier, it’s only been open a few months.) The products sold here are the usual — groceries, toiletries, clothes, electronics.
Negatives:
It’s really dark inside. I know it’s not just me thinking the lights are very dim compared to other Walmart stores. My biggest complaint has to be parking though. It seems like not much thought was put into planning this part. Yes, there is a parking garage, but instead of being directly in front of the store, it’s way off to the side, so if raining (as it was today), the shopper and their groceries would get drenched! The parking lot directly in front of the store is tiny, which I’m sure is the reason for the parking garage — but even that was a mess. I’m sure anyone who comes here would agree.
I came here with my parents to check it out, and could honestly say I probably wouldn’t return to this one. Everything about it is just inconvenient.

It’s the week of thanksgiving, 6pm when people are shopping because they just left work. There are 16 registers with 2 open. Ridiculous!!!

Brand new wal-​mart, decided to check it out. It is pretty inside. However, it’s as if they tried to cram everything you’d find inside a normal sized Walmart store into this tinier building. People are already rude and will run you over in the double wide aisles of the larger walmarts. Well there’s no getting around anyone here! And forget making a u-​turn or stopping to look at what’s on the shelves… Not enough room to breath! The parking lot is a nightmare also. At least the employees i interacted with were nice.

I don’t know why I thought bringing a Walmart to the Town Center would be a good thing. Perhaps I thought they would hire more competent people… seriously I thought that. Not so.
We needed clear lawn bags, we like the ones with drawstrings. After the hub and I did the recon thing we came up empty. I asked an employee and he sent me to the garden area. Hub had already been there but I never trust him when he says «they aren’t there», they weren’t. An employee there directed me to the back of the store where the garbage cans are. Found the black construction bags there, no clear bags. An employee there sent me to the plastic bag section in the grocery section. Hub said, he had checked there, I didn’t believe him.
An employee in that aisle said the store doesn’t have them, he had asked to have them, but they don’t stock them.
Clear lawn trash bags are required in the City of Virginia Beach for lawn refuse. I went to the customer service area. He said he was brought in from Chicago and will order clear lawn trash bags.
WTF…

Folks get excited when a new store opens. My wife is a fan of Walmart. I am not. But I decided to wait a few weeks for the «newness» to wear off before making the short trip. I found out quickly that it’s the same ol place.
The biggest difference is the parking lot. They have a parking «garage» thing to the left of the entrance, which seems out of place. It will come in handy during a snow storm I guess, but other than that, I don’t get it.
The inside layout reminds me of the Military Circle Walmart, which is what I hate about all Walmarts (except the Lynnhaven store by the mall… best layout period). The place is still new, so you have a lot of smiling employees, but they all don’t know where everything is yet (goes to training, not the representative).
This is the 4^th Walmart within a 5 mile radius of my house, and likely the one I will visit the least. The Lynnhaven store is still the best. Hopefully this place will work out the kinks in the long run.