Walmart

Horrible, dirty, messy and I will not return. I’ve only been to Walmart in Long Island and one in Jersey but this place was awful. I always see terrible memes about Walmart and this lived up to every. Do not waste your time here.

Messy store for starters, nothing is in the right place, there is always product on the floor. The fitting room staff have bad attitudes. The bottom floor looks like a basement in hoarders. The employees there like to use foul language around the customers, as well as hold inappropriate conversations about women. Trash all over the place and there aren’t enough people working the checkout lines. I would rather drive to the Walmart in Woodbury than go to the white plains store, and I live in Yonkers.

Alright… was only anticipating an japanis supermarket. A Few Things I received had been a great small hideaway of Japanis goodness. Household goods? Indeed. Along with a small meals courtroom with 5 dining places (which odors tasty). I made the decision to dump my quickie lunch time and gone for any take a seat. Was only as fast… Increase the comfy than my vehicle.

Don’t ever do site-​to-​store for this Walmart. The staff is very friendly and you can’t help but feel bad for them. I waited one hour for my turn even though there were only 6 people infront ofme. One lady’s order could not be found, and the system crashed when it was my turn. Numerous phone calls were placed for a manager, but he never showed up.

Customer service is non-​existent. Don’t even bother calling. Put on hold for over 4 hours, 2 hours on two separate days while waiting for the supervisor. The supervisor never joined the line. No common courtesy just from a person to person stand point.
I’ll never be buying anything from this Walmart again. (Or really, anything from any Walmart)

By far the worst Walmart I have ever been to. Store was a dirty mess. I ordered something online (in-​stock at this store only), went to pick up, and they had no record of the order. Despite my having the order # on hand, they still couldn’t locate. There were about 10 people in line when i arrived at the downstairs «pickup» area and (45 mins later) when I finally left there were about 25 people in line. ALL of the people in front of me had the same problem, they couldn’t find their orders or they were not ready for pickup (despite them all having emails saying that items were ready at the store). The (2) associates there could have cared less, moved at a snails pace, and clearly had not been trained on any sort of customer service. They were no more than warm bodies to stand at the counter. Not sure why they had so few people working the counter, given the huge line. Many associates were milling around doing nothing that could have/​should have been moved over to help. Manager was «not on duty» when many people asked. Avoid this place at all costs.

Although Walmarts depress me, I found the cashier delightful. Went out the door with a «God bless you» and was reminded that even in the most deplorable of settings, kindness and conscientiousness may flourish. Thank you, devoted Walmart staff, for your efforts.

Don’t do it. Go up to Mohegan lake. It’s just not worth it. Not for anything. Not ever. Just, no.

This Walmart competes against a Target right across the street, a Kmart located in a strip mall at the other end of the city, as well as a Sears located down the street in the White Plains Galleria. While this Walmart does not offer the same product selection as a supercenter, it does offer a decent clothing selection at good prices, a respectable and expanding selection of groceries that recently added not only fresh produce but also refrigerated chicken and beef comparable to what you’d find in the meat section of nearby supermarkets such as stop n shop. I have yet to try the new meat offerings, but they look promising.
One continual draw for me to this Walmart is the pharmacy department. They offer an excellent selection of OTC medicine at prices beating any pharmacy chain, and narrowly better rthan their neighbor, Target. Any OTC medicine you can think of, they carry, and at prices better than almost any place except possibly Costco 9I don’t have a Costco membership, so I can’t compare prices and would have to factor a membership fee in.) They also offer good prices on prescription medicines, and provide good service, including contacting prescribers when prescriptions run out of refills so you’re not doing all the work yourself. if you forget something’s about to run out.

If you enjoy spending 18 minutes driving around a parking garage, which has no staff, looking for parking which you are paying for but not getting, this is the place for you! I hate Wal Mart anyway, bc they kill small business but they do have ammo which is hard to find. I will NEVER come to this store EVER again, due to this joke of a parking garage. Hire somebody to sit in the empty booth so when the garage is full, you can stop letting cars come in and drive arouns breathing fumes for 20 minutes.

This location is a wasteland. The sad part is, I’m sure the corporate office knows it. It is beyond filthy, poor quality produce (rotten), no organization and unappealing. It is overwhelming to find a place that big, to be that disgusting.
I’m sure corporate feels this is good enough for the struggling lower class. Compared to other Walmart stores and the commercials, you would think this one is condemned.

There are smart people in the world. One can easily assume that a corporation like Walmart that rakes in billions in revenue has at the very least a handful of those smart people working in there corporate headquarters. Say what you want about Walmart… they’ve mastered the art of retail, big retail spaces, tons of inventory, friendly and available customer service, great prices and for the most part… clean stores.
What happened with this location?! This is easily the worst retail environment I have ever visited. I’m in shock. I actually went back and read the reviews after visiting… is anyone watching the wheel at corporate headquarters? This should be a marquee location. Every (no exaggeration) review is negative with the same comments yet nothing has been done for seemingly years?! Every negative review is warranted.
To begin, this location is dangerous. Do not bring children or elderly into the store. A 7 year old was attacked last year. All over the news. The location is not safe. The staff is also dangerous. This is not a joke. It’s not worth saving a few bucks.
The smell is awful. It hits you as soon as you walk in. It’s a combination of bad body odor, rotten food and dirty mop. Literally, you’ll be gagging.
The staff is… awful. Seriously, I’ve never seen anything like it in my life. I listened as a stock associate verbally abused a customer because she asked about a bike. The guy was a disgusting thug. I spoke to management about the incident to insure it was recorded and met with a female manager with 12 inch nails and enough costume jewelry to turn heads. Her response was, «people have days.» What?! Your employee almost attacked a customer. I walked away as a crowd of other thug employees were gathering. I’m not kidding, it’s insane.
If they combined this store with the DMV down the block… they could charge admission for people to come in and watch the disaster unfold live.
The store is disgusting. Please, for your safety, avoid.

Worst Walmart I’ve ever been to. Parking garage stinks. Returns area is crowded and dirty, people who work there and shop there are miserable because it’s filthy and smells awful. I think I caught a virus just being in there for 20 minutes! My throat is sore! No one should be exposed to a shopping experience like that :(

If you consider Walmart garbage — consider this location, Walmart’s garbage. Keep in mind, it’s been a few years since I have been here, but the stink from this place has left a decent enough impression.
Being in a certain area, unfortunately leaves you with this Wal-​Mart as the only Wal-​Mart option — unless you want to drive a lot farther or over a bridge & pay tolls. I have discovered a slightly better Walmart in Norwalk CT (there are two, but the one on Main is a better than the crappy Connecticut Avenue location), so thankfully I never have to venture inside this garbage palace again.
Firstly, there are 2 floors, which is fine. On the first floor (main), you can find clothes, baby stuff, hygiene products, jewelry, cards, pharmaceuticals, and so on. On the second floor, there are electronics, gaming, toys, groceries (they have produce here — but so does Target and Shop Rite), housewares, tools, pet supplies, and seasonal. I never minded the 2 floors, except access to the floors — the escalator is a better option than the slow elevator, riddled with people who can’t read the simple instructions of which entrance to enter in.
The store is not well stocked for the most part. The toy area is pretty bad. The toy area actually looks like they let a school or camp come and play in the area for hours before leaving it that way. The dvd/​Blu Ray selection is weak — as well as with the way Wal-​Mart is, for music, you won’t be finding the explicit versions, so best go off to Best Buy. The store looks dirty and it’s almost a drag to shop here, if not for the prices.
The staff is among the worst I’ve ever seen. I mean you get what you pay for, but seriously, whomever hires these workers, needs to be fired. I’ve worked in retail a great number of years and have been in management — I can’t tell you how many times I’ve said I wanted to get hired at this Wal-​Mart for only one day, just to fire 90% of the staff. There are plenty of people out there would be grateful to even have a job and be a hell of a lot better than these workers. It’s actually insulting that these employees have jobs. A lot of the stock boys are rude and often times, I just catch them socializing instead of working. Most of the employees in electronics & such areas, also have that demeanor that they wish you, the customer, wasn’t there. It’s a disgrace that even a company like Wal-​Mart would hire such garbage. And really, they want $ 15 an hour? For what, being crap employees and terrible workers? They should pay Walmart $ 15 an hour to wear the shirt & walk around. The only slightly passable employees have been the cashiers — even if there is usually never enough registers open.
The register area is just as unorganized as Target’s is, where you have one register behind the other, in twos. Trying to navigate during a busy time in the store to the faster register can be a pain, since you have to get by people with carts, which is sometimes impossible to do. It’s also hard to tell sometimes which register is open, which one isn’t & you have other customers in line standing directly next to you for another register. Very uncomfortable. I usually have a full cart, so again like Target, the space you have to leave your items on is way too small. I know somewhere, someone in the main headquarters must’ve thought this was a brilliant idea, but it’s simply a poor idea & only makes shopping in this location, just that much worse. The lines are also usually long and it goes slow — so on a hot summer day, if you decided you wanted to get some ice cream to take home, better be prepared for slush, because that’s what you’re going to have when you walk out the door.
The parking garage is another issue altogether, though that’s on the building owner’s end. Bad design, with carts all around during prime hours & although I’ve never had any real issues parking and leaving, it’s just an added annoyance after shopping at this toilet.
Say what you will about Walmart, but the prices are pretty good for most items. Just wish this store was better stocked if nothing else. I can ignore the terrible employees, since I never usually have to ask someone where something is, but when I go to Wal-​Mart, I usually spend a lot to save a lot & there have been plenty of times, certain items I was looking for were not on the shelf. Sure, sometimes that happens, but in this location, it happens a little too much.
Bottom line, if you’re just looking to save a few bucks & have the patience, this location is fine — if you want a slightly better experience while shopping, head over to another one, because as far as Wal-​Marts go, this is probably among the worst you’ll find. Try to imagine what an actual bottom of the barrel looks like — well this location is it as far as Walmart’s go… the very bottom. Prices are fine, but I’d rather pay more elsewhere than to experience this toilet again.

The customer service is very poor, the cashiers don’t know how to talk to people and the place is disorganized and very messy
Not a happy customer

I love Walmart! I could spend days in one, I usually get heart palpitations when I enter one. This location not so much. Its pretty dingy and disorganized and doesn’t have the selection that all the other walmarts do. I went to a Walmart in Mexico that was 50x better than this!!! They do have tons of staff to help, but really why do I need them if there’s nothing I want buy. For the first time in my Walmart shopping history, I spent only $ 1.98.(normally its $ 75 and more).and that was only because the store was too warm and I desperately needed water.

Simply put, your experience at this Wal-​Mart (like most) is directly proportionate to what you look for most in a big box store. Do you mind sacrificing a pleasant shopping experience for below average prices on basic products? If so, this wal mart is for you. Even the Self check out is a painful experience, very few staff seem to know where anything is located, nor do they seem inclined to go out of their way to help you. But I digress, this is the type of service typically associated with affordable prices and the like. If you don’t mind spending a little extra for a more enjoyable and quicker retail experience, this is not for you.

Always crowded and never enough registers open, no matter what day or time. The only good thing is that your parking is validated, with $ 5 purchase.

I like walmart and typically have no problems when I go to any. However this Walmart is one that I would not go back to and am very disappointed with. The place was a mad house when we arrived and there was no kind of order or etiquette to the place at at.
We went to go an return an elliptical I purchased from
. I was unhappy with my purchase because the bolts and screws they sent us were stripped. I thought that we would be able to go to this location (which is in a nice area) and exchange it for another brand. We went to customer service, where the associates were haphazardly standing around. The associate helping me never bothered to look in the box i returned or at the box at all to confirm what I was returning. I“m sure I could of put old books in there and they would of taken it. Probably what happened for me to have stripped pieces in my delivery.
Against my boyfriends better judgement we went further into the store because I really wanted to look for another elliptical. We went to the sporting goods area and there was no one around to help. I finally found a male associate and asked him to look to see if they had a particular item in stock. He looked at me and said he couldn’t help me. He did not look at my ticket OR ask what I needed to be found. It took my rather large boyfriend starting to walk over for him to remember that he did infact work at walmart and get this worked in the sporting goods section.
He told us (without looking) that he did not have the elliptical we wanted in stock. I asked him to check other walmarts to see if they had it. He said «we don’t do that». He had never heard of it before and had no clue what I was talking about. He told me to talk to customer service upstairs.
I could go on and on with my story about how horrible the rest of the visit went but I can’t. It boils my blood thinking about it. The service was poor, the store was a mess, and even the supervisors couldn’t help or instruct their staff to help.
I would never go to that walmart ever again.

Oasis of crass commercialism, outside the mecca of commercialism.
Not sure why NYC has turned its back on Walmart, home of cheap plastic Chinese disposables and hair products, but finally made it to White Plains to stock up on cheap Corning flatware.
Store was as large and as lackadaisically staffed as its Midwestern counterparts. But things were priced America-​cheap, as opposed to Manhattan-​expensive. And for that, I’m thankful.
Free validated garage parking. Make sure the transmission’s in order, lest you get stuck on the steep ramps.