Walmart Neighborhood Market

So far this is the most organized Walmart I’ve ever been to. Stocks are always full and employees are not lazy and approachable. We will be frequent here so let’s see if it changes over time.

(Traducido por Google) Es increíble cómo Walmart tiene entrenadores mediocres con horarios terribles. Es 23 de diciembre y solo hay 2 cajas registradoras abiertas por falta de personal. La entrenadora claramente no está cualificada para su puesto. (Original) It's unbelievable how Walmart has mediocre coaches making terrible schedules. It's December 23rd and only 3 cash registers are open due to understaffing. The coach is clearly not qualified for her job. I apologize to this Walmart at 8885 N Florida Ave, Tampa, FL 33604 because I misrated it. It wasn't them; it's the one on Florida Ave South in Lakeland. 779 was the correct location today. I went to rate it again and realized it was a different store. This review was for 779, which has a te

Attempting to purchase a liquid laundry detergent turned into an unacceptable situation. The employee responsible for the key deliberately ignored me, made me wait for more than 10 minutes, and refused to assist me even after another employee asked her to do so. Her behavior was intentionally obstructive and discriminatory. Due to her refusal to perform her job, I was unable to purchase the product. This level of disrespect, unprofessional conduct, and hostile attitude should not be tolerated in a store environment.

They basically got everything under lock. Even a damn bar soap. You have to walk around forever to get someone to open and when you finally find employees that can open, they give you plenty of attitude. Needed a pediasure for kids. This Walmart was the closest. The lady that had they key was nasty, cursing me in Spanish and she finally open she wanted to hold the damn milk like I was going to steal it. What's the point of having security upfront. Even a damn dollar soap bar is under lock. If an employee is mad to walk and open the case, maybe they shouldn't keep the keys. I just left, she was acting as if she was a god. Drove to the closest Walgreens

Over the years, I’ve had numerous frustrating experiences shopping at Walmart, and each time I leave, I tell myself it will be the last. Unfortunately, this recent visit has solidified that sentiment—I genuinely hope I never have to return. The store’s operations are fundamentally flawed. Nearly everything is secured under lock and key, turning what should be a simple shopping trip into a scavenger hunt for an available associate. To make matters worse, at 9 PM on a Sunday, not a single traditional register was open—self-checkout was the only option. While this may be an acceptable solution for some, it creates unnecessary challenges for others, particularly disabled customers who may require more personalized assistance. To add to the disarray, the self-checkout experience itself was a