If you ever have to pick up money and don’t speak Spanish try else. Rude cashier was speaking Spanish even though it was obvious I could speak Spanish, wouldn’t look at my Google translate. It’s just occurring to me that she probably was illiterate. Try somewhere else. Kept attending to Spanish speakers even though I was there first.

It’s like in the US but obviously with Mexican Food and other items. It’s really cheap if you traveling from the states. You cannot carry your bags or backpacks inside the store. It needs to be checked in. The no 181 was my checked bag no. I found it pretty safe to leave it with them. Clean store and helpful employees. They didn’t speak English but we communicated fairly well. Have patience you will be good.

Great store layout, but slow cashiers. Also, when raining there are many many leaks, resulting in wet floors and water-soaked product. Not at all the quality standard expected of the Walmart brand.

This Walmart is big’ you will find inside KFC’ ATMs, MCDonalds, so on

A very big supermarket. We will get almost all items like clothing, electronics, kitchen equipment, alcohol, food, dairy, vegetables, fruits, meat, other household items. Prices are low compared to other small super stores outside. Has a big car parking space. Self billing counters are available for faster check-out.

It's packed on weekend and they don't have enough carts but good amount and variety of products.

Definitely not as cheap as it claimed to be. I went to buy a heater and it was 450Mx more than Mercado libre...

A great place to buy bunch of stuff from food to clothing. Recommend!

Ordered online and delivery never arrived. The only way to contact Walmart is chat with a bot which has not been able to help. No one answers the email listed in the confirmation and no one answers the phone at the store (the one given in Google maps).

Great store but a bad experience for me. Waited for over 2 hours to get a power bank at the store there. Apparently, the lady went for lunch at 5pm and they couldn't get the item unlocked from the store

Nothing special. All fine

Good sized and variety. If you are not from the area beware: a lot of sales rep are after you to get you to buy their stuff

Huge store with ample parking. Checkout via automated checkouts - very fast. Associate help with liquor validation.

Few minutes walk from the library. Neighbourhood was not that great but honestly no one bother us. Lots of food cart just outside. I think this was one of the biggest on in the city. I don’t recommend this place for late evening.

A large Walmart in the city. Did a lot of shopping and the parking fee was 5 pesos. It was good to have many Palmer’s and BaBylissPRO products which are my favorite. There are only a few types of eye drops selection.

This is a big Walmart! I love the bakery area, I wish the ones in the States would give so many bread, pastry choices. You can even buy scooter, bikes in this store :) Beware that you need to bring bags, I was lucky to have a backpack with me. You can take a taxi right across the store

Well stocked large supermarket with eateries like KFC and Mcdonalds attached to it. Prices are higher than what they are in the US. This why I didn’t not buy anything from it . Very few promotions are offered.

It's huuuuuuge. More than half of the store is non-food. Unlike the other branches, didn't have to wait ages at the checkout

It's. So. Biiig! I almost lost myself inside and even with the signs if kinda hard to know where is what. Like, a vacuum cleaner is near the other electronics, but the mini vacuum are apparently only for cars and are at the car appliances zone. Figure that! Nevertheless, it was a great place to buy at. Just... Could you guys please also accept Diners Club card?

I had a good experience, the variety was not the same as in the US but I did find low prices in some items.

Nice complete Walmart that has everything you would need. The area is a bit sketchy with a fully guarded fenced perimeter. They also have armed guards all over the store interiors. I do not think they are there for shoplifters. I was able to buy Anejo Tequila, quinoa, soup and sauce mixes specific to Mexico, canned goods and other yummies to take back home. They have Chai Tea sweetened with Stevia. Agave sugar was like $2 a box. The prices are like 1/3 the price in the US. So this is like a paradise to shop.