Dionne Orr OD next to Walmart

Just like every other walmart. Employees are nice everyone is polite. Absolutely love that they still have the real price tags on the shelf instead of the digital junk. Was concerned about the take home food meals as it looks like the 2 chicken bacon ranches had mold on them, One blue fuzzy spot in the middle and another in the top right corner. Other than moldy food decent walmart👍

Walmart is what it is just an absolute disaster, I was trying to buy my son a simple fishing bait , it would not ring in and the associates made a huge deal about a $5 item, I said just ring in something else . They said it will mess up their inventory, well hello Walmart your stores are a mess and your inventory is never going to be correct with such a disaster. This is why I shop at Target and other retailers because your stores are a complete joke. There should be a way to ring the item in or something, absolutely a joke. I won't be back , keep your bait .

Limited items on the shelves. Limited help in the store. It's 5p on a weekday and there was two registers open and limited self serve. The employees that are there are super nice but they really should staff better. Pretty unfair to the workers that are doing the job of two or three people

Tried to get help in the jewelry area today and three separate times they paged someone with no response. Waited over 20 min before giving up. Told many employees, but no one could help. Other areas of the show showed similar poor execution. Bagged lettuce display looked terrible. Nice display holders, but product stuffed into it like no one cares. Lots of employees but no help... many standing around. Another very annoying process is so many isles blocked with stocking carts, many with no one actually stocking. Lots of stuff in the way of making it hard to shop. I lost some special prescription eye drops on the drive down from WI, and their pharmacy filled the replacement script. They could not take my WI Blue Cross insurance, and the insurance lady was grouchy about it. The pharmacy folks were much nicer and helped me get some money off since i had to pay all out of pocket.

Hey Arnetta, Are you still the market manager for Walmart #4262? Well I went to pick up some hot rotisserie chicken for dinner, and there was none and this was before 8pm. The tall guy at the deli said they had all been pulled already....really? Your deli is pulling hot ticket impulse items over an hour early, just cause they want to be off early..... I dropped everything off that I had planned to purchase that night because your deli pulled the hot rotisserie early, and you lost sales because of it. I am confident you lost more than just my transactions this evening because of it. Rotisserie chickens should be the last items you pull from the sales floor, they actually fall into the impulse buy category (thats why the footprint of the location of the warmers are where they are in the stores) I frequent the walmarts in the area, and have been very on the fence for awhile about pulling my personal spending from them. The last walmart market I pulled my personal spending from lost over 200k-250k a year. Maybe the walmarts in this area don't care about loosing a 250k yearly customer, but I have usually found that the market managers tend to care because it tends to effect their bonuses, plus they usually don't get the truth from the store managers what's actually occurring on the deck plate in their stores. This disabled veteran truck driver went home hungry and upset because this store choose to pull sought-after items off the sales floor early, and they were kinda smug about it. So the store lost more than just a $6 rotisserie chicken sale this evening, It is probably going to cost the market as a whole to lose my grocery capital for the year. There are other markets that meet and cater to the needs and wants of the local consumer.