If your managers are proud of this than they need to be replaced. This place is absolutely shameful. Edit. 5 new photos from 3/26/23 Edit. 8/17/23 The grocery shelving rearrangements look nice, first positive thing ive seen in a long time. Edit: 11/11/23 Can we not try selling expired meat please?

Was waiting in the line at self-checkout and an older gentleman that goes by the name of Dave that works at this Walmart decided he was going to go ahead and try to buy his soda before all the people that have been waiting in line. Then he continued to rush me and touch the screen as I am trying to make my payments. This is not okay and is horrible customer service someone for management needs to reach out to me ASAP as this will be reported to corporate office

The store has been remodeled which would make you think it's better, but it's not. There are virtually no clothing items for kids, no kids shoes, no kids accessories...... And the women's department is basically jeans and seven or eight different styles of sweater. And that's it. It's not worth even looking through.

Love the new updates but if they could turn the volume down on the music.... Most people are anxious when they are shopping. The loud music can heighten the anxiety in adults, especially in children. The music is so loud that I cannot talk to my SO about our lists or items that we need. Not to mention if I am trying to call for my child within the store.. I now have to scream. It is a bit unnecessary. It's a grocery store not a bar/club

New expanded pickup is epic FAIL. Either not enough staff, not enough spaces or its a combination for an online order. Granted its the weekend after Thanksgiving, But waiting 10 minutes for a spot to park and then 30 to get an order just doesn't work. I see 2 guys with carts and it's a bad joke. I tried twice to do this pickup over 3 days. Guy comes out to check my multiple orders. I ask how much longer. Maybe another 30 minutes. Meanwhile one of us walks inside then and goes to the complete opposite side of store for bread and ice cream and gets back to the car.... all told time to park and get order and type this while waiting...90 minutes maybe??? Still waiting 😞 Wonder if I can get just get somewhere else.

Shanella in electronics assisted me in getting new phone service. She explained all the different carriers and what they offered. She even provided her contact information and answered questions my sister had who isn’t a current customer.

These people don't know how to do thier job bought a Walmart family Mobile phone they didn't activate it before they shipped it so they told us we had to go to store to have it scanned and activated so we did spent literally 2 hours going back and forth from the ridiculously RUDE cs rep to electronics neither one knowing wth to do finally stopped the "store lead" in hall made him come help (even he didn't know what to do) finally after the store lead and 5 or 6 other employees and almost 2 hours of my sat ruined they still couldn't figure out how to fix the problem so before I totally lost my cool I called family Mobile and got them to fix the situation in like 15mins I think it's beyond ridiculous my day was wasted and these people don't even know how to sell their own brand of electronics I can't explain enough how much I HATE WALMART

I would typically regard this Walmart as one of the better ones, but today was not one of its more stellar days. Left me with a feeling that Rod Serling was lurking somewhere behind a display waiting to tell me "This is the Twilight Zone." It is New Year's Eve and pretty much every store handling alcohol expects an increase in alcohol sales. I'm in the alcohol section and I keep getting in the way of a female patron walking up and down the aisle trying to avoid my cart--I'd seen her about 15 minutes earlier, but I was shopping for other things. She finally explained that she was waiting for assistance to get into the area where the alcohol was locked behind glass doors. Actually, what I was really looking for was behind the locked glass doors as well. So after waiting about 10 minutes with her, I headed off to find someone. Spoke with 3 different folks, none of whom could help us--but they did their best. Finally, one person came back and suggested we ask a manager in the front of the store who had the key. For me, that was one step too far. I found something else to satiate my craving for holiday cheer. As I was checking out, however, the manager had to come over and check me out because I had alcohol. I passed along what had happened earlier and how long the other patron had waited. At this point she proudly holds up her key and proclaims "I've got it." I also pointed out that we pushed the "assistance" button several times with no luck...her response was "oh, we don't hear those requests for assistance up here." Huh? What? Rod, is that you behind the display case after all? I've not encountered such a lack of self-awareness very often. And this is a manager? Do patrons shop at Walmart to make things more convenient for staff? So, if patrons are expected to go find someone with a key, put up a sign telling them so and point them in the right direction. If the button doesn't reach anyone in the front of the store--put up a sign informing patrons of this rather than making them wait for nothing. I might add at this point that when you press the assistance button a voice tells you "someone will be with you shortly." This really isn't all together that difficult. May be time time for some remedial training for certain members of the supervisory staff. Then as I was leaving a curious thing happened. I heard a strange message in a familiar raspy voice refined by years of heavy cigarette smoking say: There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. It is an area which we call the Twilight Zone. But for those of us in Avon, we just call it Walmart.