Walmart

Its one of there superstore and was quite packed as of its all locations so be prepared to line up when paying. It wasn’t too crazy like the Heartland location where everything tends to run out.
There is plenty of parking.

Clean and well organised store. Good customer service and employees are always willing to help when requiring assistance.

3 stars if you know what you are looking for and can get it at a great price. Zero stars if you ever need help finding a price on something (especially in their furniture department) Walmart should be firing lazy and incompetent staff members that can’t do more than direct you to an aisle or promise to page someone that never shows up instead of firing their front office staff. The Argentia location in Mississauga has the WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I have ever experienced. Yesterday I was set to purchase some floor mats, cleaning supplies and some picture frames. A t. v stand caught my eye but had no price on it. One associate I approached said it was not her department, and that I should look for the lady who worked there (are you kidding me?) The second associate I asked quickly paged someone, but said it so fast I could I couldn’t even understand the page. The end result? Nobody came, so I left the other items that I was ready to buy. Walmart if you are wondering why your sales are down, look no further than some of the brain dead associates you are putting on the floor. What does it take to get a job at Walmart and earn the blue vest? Apparently not good customer service skills. When some a customer asks for help or a price, DON’T BLOW THEM OFF…

From an American Standpoint, this Walmart was clean with lots of quick fast paced cashier and staff seems to be knowledgeable with where the items are located in the store. It feels a lot cleaner and upscale to American Walmart. I would assume the prestige comes with a price as items are relatively more expensive than the American counterpart. The 13% tax was high as well but this has nothing to do with this Walmart in general. Would definitely come back again if I’m staying around the hotels at the airport.

Writing this review for a communication with Wal Mart head office (located at this address) about their policy regarding the withdrawal of Canadian pennies from circulation.
Every other Canadian retailer is rounding cash totals using a formula set out by the government since February 4^th in an effort to withdraw all pennies from circulation. All retailers, that is, except Wal Mart who has decided to continue using the pennies as normal until, I’m told, June.
What? I called head office to ask for an explanation as to why they are ignoring Canadian rules. The answer: «we’re allowed to keep using them, so we will.» Uh, no. You’re allowed to receive them as payment from customers. They will always be worth one cent. However, once you receive them, you remit them to your bank, and they send them to the Canadian mint. You do not disburse pennies to clients anymore. It’s clear. But Wal Mart has decided that they don’t have to play by the same rules as EVERYONE else. The result: because of this absurd policy, treatment regarding the penny will not be consistent and will lead to confusion. That, and people who pay cash at Wal-​Mart could leave with more pennies than when they arrived, which is counter-​productive to what the government is trying to do — a policy that has been widely applauded, by the way.
So, thumbs down to Wal Mart for this horrible policy, for their unwillingness to play by the rules, and likely also for lying about their true reasons. I’ll bet that they just don’t have the proper cash register system in place yet, but don’t want to admit it. I mean, it must be that. They couldn’t possibly just be doing this out of ignorance, could they? Could they really be that self-​centered?
Boooooo.

Like all Walmarts, this one is large and chaotic. It almost feels like a National Geographic crocodile feeding frenzy when a baby antelope falls into the watering hole. Everything from the parking lot to the constant frantic darting of kids inside the store makes you feel like you’re at a bazaar instead of a store. This one is clean but not well laid out or organized. With their recent renovations to include fresh groceries, it’s even more crowded … if that’s possible.
I only come here when I’m really desperate for something and everything is closed. It is conveniently located to my work so I can try to pop in before the day starts but even at that time, there’s at least 20 cars out front and only one cashier open in the early morning.
The produce here is really sad and so are the meats. They’re an off looking brown shade that is seen better on the outside of a cow instead of the inside. I find they’re quite sneaky here as they’ll list the deals on the signage but inside the chilled bin, it’s a higher priced item (so advertising 2 lb strawberries from California at $ 2 but inside the bin is Ontario 2 lb strawberries at $ 4). You really have to make sure you’re buying the right item. The aisles are congested and quite small for all the aisles closest to the cashiers. They’re a little better when you head towards the outside walls of the store.
The regular prices beats all other stores but when it comes to sale prices, other places like Superstore, Walmart isn’t always necessarily the best option. I try hard to stay away from this place but with their long open hours, convenience can’t be beat.

This walmart always have problem with the inventory, you can never go there thinking you will get what is on the sale paper.
Auto department also has a usual slogan that we are running late and you will have to come tomorrow or will ave to make an appointment. They need some serious training in auto department, and just for that they get 2 **.

This is the closest Wal-​Mart to my house. I come here a lot for late night shopping, to satisfy my craving for shopping, you know, just come here and blow some money on grocery, snacks, home essentials. I know. it sounds really bad. I like coming here, it’s not like other older Wal-​mart or Wal-​Marts at more central location. This one is always not too packed, hardly any line up for check out. Since they are not extremely busy, the shelves tend to be more neat and tidy. They also open to 11pm every night, it’s really a great place if you like to go out for a spin after dinner.

On my first visit here I’m blown away!
Well organized, clean, AND friendly service??? Crazy!
I’ve become so accustomed to Ontario Wal-​Marts meaning poor service, poorly kept, and trashy customers. But this location has challenged my experiences. Well done!
I didn’t purchase any produce or cold groceries but did take a look around and everything looked fresh. They even had snow crab legs in the freezer section. I imagine I will do some grocery shopping here in the future. As for the rest of the store, it’s got your typical Wal-​Mart stock and prices.