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Good suppli deserve ordering. The great location of Walmart Supercenter makes it easy to reach by any transport. The gracious staff at this place can show how much they value their customers. The cool service is something these restaurateurs care about. Here you will pay attractive prices. But this spot hasn't got a high rating from Google users.
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L Rose
2 months ago on Google
This is about Subway just inside Walmart. I was told they have a "6" sub in a salad." No prices were listed and I assumed it was the same price as a sub with a bowl instead of a bun. Boy, was I wrong! I was charged almost $11 for 2 scoops of tuna fish and the same vegetables i get on the subs. My friend paid less for her 6" sub, a package of chips and a bottle of tea! I asked why so high and was told, "Well, we have to charge for the vegetables and the bowl." I guess a sub salad priced like a 6" sub would be 2 scoops of tuna on a piece of paper. That is the most misleading sign and flagrant bait and switch I've ever experienced. I will never suggest anyone to there.
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Kelly
3 months ago on Google
I cannot begin to express how disappointed I am with my experience ordering a custom cake from Walmart’s bakery. I went into the store specifically so I could speak with someone in person about the design rather than ordering online. Initially, someone from the deli was helping me, but because I wanted a specific custom design, a bakery employee stepped in to assist. The design I requested wasn’t even a complicated custom creation—it was an older design that had previously been featured on Walmart’s own website. I showed her a photo of exactly what I wanted and was assured they could recreate it. While I was standing there, she texted the photo to the cake decorator, who was off that day, and entered all of the order details into their system. I personally watched her enter the cake flavor and the filling we requested. The day of the party, I picked up the cake and was shocked when I saw it. Instead of the design I ordered, it was simply an all-blue cake with blue piping and white writing. It looked nothing like the photo I had provided. Trying to make the best of the situation, I told my disappointed son that at least it would taste good because we had ordered Bavarian cream and strawberry filling. Unfortunately, when we cut into the cake during the party, there was no filling at all. I understand that mistakes can happen, but I don’t understand how every detail of an order can be discussed in person, entered into the system, and confirmed, only for the finished product to be completely different from what was ordered. The design was wrong, the filling was missing, and the experience was incredibly disappointing. This wasn’t a small mistake—it was a complete failure to deliver the order that was promised. I will not be ordering a cake from Walmart’s bakery again.
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Leland Anway
a year ago on Google
Walmart is one of the best places to shop because of its incredible variety, affordability, and convenience. From groceries and household essentials to clothing, electronics, and even home décor, Walmart offers almost everything a shopper could need under one roof. The store is well-organized, making it easy to navigate, and the prices are consistently competitive, which is why so many families rely on it for their everyday needs. The staff are generally helpful and available to assist customers, whether it’s finding an item or answering questions. Many Walmart locations also feature helpful extras like pharmacy services, vision centers, and pickup or delivery options that make shopping more accessible for busy schedules. The selection of food and beverages is especially impressive, with fresh produce, pantry staples, and ready-to-eat options all available at great prices. Walmart also excels in convenience, with most stores being open late or even 24 hours, ensuring shoppers can find what they need whenever they need it. Overall, Walmart combines value, variety, and convenience, making it one of the most dependable retailers for everyday shopping. The Walmart Supercenter stretches across its massive lot like a self-contained world, a brightly lit monument to convenience where the automatic doors part as if welcoming you into a small, bustling city of its own. Inside, the cool air hums with the steady chorus of overhead lights, refrigeration units, and the soft beeping of distant scanners as shoppers weave through the maze of wide aisles stocked with towering shelves of merchandise. Rows of seasonal displays greet you first—giant cardboard pumpkins in autumn, neon pool floats in summer, glitter-covered ornaments in winter—each arranged like miniature exhibits that signal the time of year more reliably than any calendar. Past them lies the heart of the store: the endless rows of groceries, meticulously organized yet somehow always busy, with shoppers comparing cereal boxes, inspecting avocados, and loading oversized carts with everything from bulk snacks to family-sized laundry detergent. The scent shifts as you walk—fresh bread from the bakery mingling with the crisp smell of produce, the faint tang of cleaning supplies blending with the inviting aroma of rotisserie chickens turning behind warm glass. To one side, the clothing section unfolds into a sea of color-sorted T-shirts, stacks of denim, and displays of seasonal apparel, while further in, the electronics department glows with high-definition screens and neatly locked cases of gadgets. The pharmacy counter buzzes quietly as customers pick up prescriptions, and farther still, the tire and auto service center hums with clanking tools behind swinging double doors. Everywhere, the aisles flow with the controlled chaos of families, late-night workers, bargain seekers, and wanderers who came in for one thing but inevitably leave with five. By the time you reach the checkout lanes—some self-serve, others staffed by employees greeting each customer with practiced rhythm—the Supercenter feels less like a simple store and more like a living ecosystem, a place where errands, routines, and everyday life merge under one enormous roof.
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