Walmart Supercenter

My review is based on going here between the hours of 10pm-​12am. This is the closest Walmart supercenter to my house and anything you want or need can be found here. Groceries, clothes, toys, bathroom products, you name it they have it. The best part is that its 24 hours! Customer service outside of checking out is phenomenal. This is where I get to the not so great part. I don’t know if its just the last few times I’ve came to this Walmart but they only had two workers at the registers. Each register had about 5 people with carriages full of items to check out. Took me 20 – 25 mins just to pay for the few items I wanted to purchase. I would recommend management to add a couple more workers to help with check out process. You would think most people would be home sleeping that time of night, but I was shocked at how many people were out. As much as most people hate Walmart, they have some of the best prices around. These little hiccups wont deter me from coming back, I’ll just plan a little better with the timing.

Went here yesterday, don’t see why there are so many bad reviews since I found everything I needed and had good customer service, went to get a new pillow and some kitchen supplies, although the store was slightly unorganized the employees were happy to help me out, a fine experience, however the bathroom was pretty disgusting it smelled like fish!

Where do I start with this?!? Everything about this store is awful. I tend to go there almost every Friday to stock up cause it’s convenient. Every time I’m there the lines are 10 – 15 people deep with two express lanes and MAYBE 3 – 4 regular resister open. I tend to wait in line for as long as 25 – 30 minutes, EVERY WEEK!!! The cashiers are slower than anything I have ever seen, I waited in line for 25 minutes today and the cashier helped THREE people in that 25 minutes. Management either needs to hire more cashiers for retrain the staff. Don’t get me started about the service desk. I have also waited in this line for over twenty minutes for a damn money order. Again, EVERY WEEK.
PLEASE explain why management and the store allows Verizon to let these sales rep harass you when are trying to shop??? Serval times they have come to the back of the store near the produce section and harass us. I was in the seasonal section looking at clearance Christmas stuff and the sales rep that harasses us EVERY week for the last three months come over «who do you have for cable provider». Listen I understand they have a job to do and need to make sales but harassing people minding there own business trying to shop in peace?
I say every week I don’t ever want to come back here again but again it’s very convenient for me and why I am in the area.

Some of these reviews are hilarious, its Walmart, WTF do you expect?
My GF and I were up for the Pats game last night, she from Nashville and me direct from Tampa so she was a little more prepared for the cold weather. Anyway, I told her not to worry about packing for the game, and that we’d just find what we needed up here. That seemed to make her happy and I was amused as we were checking in the hotel and she asked the clerk if there was a Saks or Nordstrom nearby. As I whisked her away I reaassured her I knew where all the best stores were and that seemed to have a calming effect.
30 minutes later we’re pulling up in front of this iconic American treasure (LOL) and I get this look. I recognized that look, it was the look that sometimes made a man think he was in a submarine movie. Whoop whoop whoop! But it wasn’t a submarine movie, it was that moment in a Michael Douglas movie when you suddenly realized that your carnal desires were probably not going to be addressed anytime soon. «I’m not going in there, I can’t wear Walmart clothes.» After a brief negotiation she finally, and reluctantly, falls out of the car and trudges toward the door like she had just come home from a long day in a Siberian Gulag.
We finally make it inside, and I texted her my checklist basically ensuring every body part was going to be covered to the point where we could make it through the 4^th quarter without losing a toe or the tip of our noses to frostbite. I grabbed two carts, passed one over with the disclaimer…“20 minutes, call me when you’re done.” After more eye-​rolling we finally go in opposite directions and a few minutes later I’m standing in front of a gold mine of cold weather gear… the kind of stuff you cant get in Florida, and all reasonably stylish for the price. Soon I had everything I needed including an insulated jacket, thermals, gloves, and a really nifty balaclava I can use to knock over a liquor store when I get back to Tampa. Then I headed toward the shoe department and found an awesome pair of insulated boots on sale for $ 30, and then I took the liberty of picking out a pair or really cool sweater boots in her size that I got major kudos for (praise the lord).
I soon found Nat and just doubled over laughing sort of like I was looking for a contact lens when I saw that her cart was overflowing with basically one of everything, in every color she could find. «I figure we go in black tonight, you got a black coat under all this?» So we began separating out and putting stuff back where it belonged and sure enough she had found a really cute insulated coat with hood that wouldn’t make her look like she was married to the Michelin man. I suppose I deserved the punch in the chest I got as she tested the ruggedness of her new ski gloves. Anyway, satisfied we had everything we would need we checked out to the tune of a buck sixty and that was indeed the best money I’ve ever spent.
So thank you Walmart, you’re a life saver. Not one single complaint did I hear about the weather last night and it was freaking COLD!

I’m changing my vote because I had an amazing experience here yesterday! My boyfriend and I were looking for bikes, and David helped us out and made sure we found what we were looking for and something in our price range. He was knowledgable and gave us great recommendations and let us ride the bikes down the aisle to test them out. He even fixed the seat on the bike my boyfriend bought. He was super friendly as were the other staff members working there yesterday. Excellent customer service and would definitely recommend.

1. No one can ever answer questions on have.
2. Staff is incredibly rude/​dont understand a word of English.
3. Lines are out of control with only 2 – 3 open during high volume hours. Even worse the «express» lane moves slower than regular lanes.
4. Management is a joke.
5. Shoppers don’t know how to be civilized human beings.
End rant.

I’ve never had a problem finding something I was looking for but that’s the only thing I don’t have a problem with at this store. There’s plenty of employees but none that want to help you, and the check out process takes forever!!!

This parking lot was poorly planned-​the exits crazy and confusing. I try to avoid this place. The store is a mess and the police are constantly called here for shoplifters and problems. I have had a good experience with some friendly cashiers who put up with a lot.

Probably THE WORST customer service I’ve see. There were a couple customers who presented to customer service and the staff were overtly rude to them telling them ‘the website says customer service closes at 10pm’. This is 2 days before Xmas. I’m sorry but everyone doesn’t look at the website for store hours and these employees could have managed their responses better. It was embarrassing and sad. I’m will update with names if they come back while i am still sitting here.

Horrible horrible store, never going there again! Aisles are so narrow there is barely any space to get by. Most of the employees look so miserable. One female employee decided to just stare at me for 5 mins without blinking or saying anything. When I asked her what the problem was she just responded «its my job»…ummm okay… its your job to stand there creepily staring at your customers while not saying a word? Save yourself the time and dont waste your time/​money at this place.

This location is a lot smaller than the Quincy location I’m used to. They didn’t have a big selection especially in the baby department. The food department was actually pretty big and it carried produce. The prices were pretty much the same as other Walmart locations. However, some of the prices rang up wrong when I got to the register. They don’t have a maternity department which is kind of the reason why I went in the first place. The place did seem dirty and cluttered to me. I had to double check each piece of clothing I wanted to purchase.

How I loathe Wal-Mart…this particular one is the worst of them all. At least the North Attleboro location employees better people and has self check-​out. What makes the Walpole location the biggest pile of crap? Allow me to enlighten you…
‘Tis in fact a 24 hour location. This is wonderful for those with third shift jobs or if you’re in the middle of midnight baking sessions and need brown sugar. The few times I’ve been there during hours devoted to miscreants, I’ve encountered what most people imagine to crawl the aisles: 19 year olds buying Magnums, parents out with their 6 year olds on a school night and stoners.
As other reviewers have pointed out, there is only one f’in register open. I also get stuck behind some mother corralling a buggy full of crap and her 5 children. I don’t understand how a large store like Wal-​mart can just so blatantly not care about how their customers are serviced. It’s all total BS. I hate that Wal-​Mart has built their success off the pillaging of small business, yet doesn’t give a crap about customer service. This is the worst location, completely living up to the stereotypical crappy Wal-​Mart.

This Walmart is horrible! It is difficult to navigate, and it seems every time I go here they change the layout of the store a little bit.
When I stop to ask a sales associate for assistance, they look more lost than I am. It is pretty sad… tsk tsk

If I could give 0 stars I would have. Always a line and the cashiers barely lift their head to look at you. Total lack of customer service.

I am not a big supporter of Walmart for personal reasons. However, recently I had a gift card to use at this store and came by to see if I could pick up a gift for my six year old niece and some baby items I need.
First of all, the parking lot is a mess. There’s broken glass and trash everywhere.
Second, I didn’t go into the grocery area but found it difficult to finally locate the items I wanted. The stock isn’t well placed, most of the it was gone actually. It seemed like there was no rhyme or reason to the stock.
I ended up buying a birthday card — that’s all. Later, I decided to just buy from their website, which is much easier to search and find what you need. Most of the items online are not available in stock at the Walpole store. Not loving this location but, then again, I probably wouldn’t come back unless I absolutely had to anyway.

There is probably no way I could actually find the right words to explain how much I hate this particular WalMart. It’s that bad. I feel that they have me over a barrel, however, because I’m not wealthy, and CVS charges considerably more for the items I buy (example: family member’s Nicorette is literally $ 10 more at CVS!) and Target is several towns away.
There are countless incidents I could describe to convince you how terrible this place is, but since I don’t think anyone has the time to hear all of them, I’ll describe one of my most recent trips: it was about 10pm, and I had been at the dentist, work & school all day but needed to make a quick pit stop at WalMart for some peanut butter and 4 or 5 other essentials. I collected the items & got in line. There was ONE LANE open. Granted, it was 10pm, but there were 5 families in front of me with carriages CHUCK FULL of groceries and household items. I had maybe 6 items in a little basket. There was a woman behind me with a full carriage and screaming child & I thought I was going to lose it, but I tried to be as patient as I possibly could after an 11 hour day. Ten or so minutes later, a cashier must’ve opened another register, because there was a mad dash to it, and before I knew what was going on — like within seconds — people that hadn’t even been in line with me before were ahead of me in the second checkout line. Including the woman with the screaming child that was behind me. Now, it’s not that I think I’m better than anyone or anything, but line’s are there to make waiting as fair as possible, right? You think that the cashier opening the 2^nd line could’ve said «next in line, please?» or something like that? Just to help keep some order? Nope, didn’t happen. They said nothing at all, simply clicked on their light. I guess I was supposed to be staring at it.
Anyway, now my choices are between 2 registers, each with a huge line of people with chuck-​full carriages and all I want is my darn peanut butter so I can have a PB & J when I get home. I’m mad, disgusted, and angry, so I just decide to give up. I leave my basket and go home.
I’ve written to the store manager about incidents like this and received no reply. I can only conclude that WalMart simply does not care. At all. It’s too bad they’ve destroyed most of the small, local businesses for this unacceptable service. We deserve better, don’t you think? It’s not like we’re getting anything for free there, they take our hard-​earned money. In any case, do yourself a favor and skip this store. The one in North Attleboro is considerably nicer, and Target, in my opinion, is clean, bright, and hassle-​free. Just wish it was closer! :)

I hope none of you reading this buy any food products at this location.
I will elaborate. Today I stopped in to buy some storage tubs and decided to peruse through the grocery section since I’ve never really looked at it at this location. While heading through the aisle with the billion types of ranch dressing I began to smell something foul. I figured someone just ripped a massive fart in the aisle so I made a bee line out of there and to the next aisle in the row. Now around the corner the smell went away, but I got in the next aisle and I smelled the same foulness but more intense. I see one lone individual, an employee stocking the shelves. This particular employee is one of the mentally handicapped individuals that wal-​mart has employed. That’s great and all, but the employee had released his bowels and didn’t seem to know or care that he had done so. He merrily continued to stock the food items onto the shelf. I’m all for employing people regardless of what limitations they may have, but if the employee can’t control his bowel movements he should NOT be working in the grocery section. That is disgusting.
On a side note after 10 minutes of waiting for an employee to look up a number for a dragonfruit and no one responding on the radio, the employee just keyed in an arbitrary value of 3.44 saying she thought that’s what it was, even after acting like she’d never seen that type of fruit there before just a few minutes ago. I didn’t dispute because my fiancée just wanted to try the damn fruit. It tasted like shit (pun not intended), probably should have just waited to get one at the asian market.
So long story short I’m calling the health department and I’m not setting foot in this place ever again. I would recommend doing the same.

Incredibly f’ing ghetto.
Having seen something in a magazine that would help organize the massive collection of hair products in my shower, I determined that Walmart sold them, and they were available at this store. Despite my better judgment, I went to the Walpole location. I parked my car, and immediately thought «well, it IS broad daylight and I did pay extra for Lo-​Jack.»
I walked in and saw massive amounts of people with carriages piled high with junk. Just JUNK. «What IS THIS CRAP??» I wondered, and then I gazed into a few carriages. Cheetos, Hi-​C (people drink that?) cases of Mac & Cheese, cheap-​looking toys that will break in 2 seconds… you get the idea. Hey, I like Cheetos too, but I’m not washing them down with Hi-​C and I do have all the teeth I was born with, thank you very much.
As I was searching for the home organization aisle (I had to walk through the ENTIRE store), I overheard on an employee’s radio «does anyone know if we sell Pokeman cards?» GREAT NEWS people, they are in checkout aisle 20, just in case you need to know.
Anyhow, I finally found the section I needed, and I felt as though I had just found the buried treasure. The aisle looked like the potato chip aisle an hour before the Super Bowl, and for a store open 24 hours a day, you would think it would be a bit more organized, right??? Anyhow, couldn’t find the item. Eventually, a Walmart employee came over and asked if he could help. I said I was looking for the item that was in the store — according to the website — and what it was called, what it looked like, it’s price… literally every damn detail without producing it and putting it in his grimy little hands.
He just looked at me and said nothing. I wondered if he thought I looked too normal to be in this store? Did I explain it too perfectly? Should I have started it with «Yo, buddy!». I don’t know, but he just stood there, silent. So I looked at him and said «so I guess you don’t have it and this was a wasted trip» and walked away.
At least my car wasn’t stolen while I was in the store.

Oh, why are there not more, bigger, nicer and better Walmarts with well trained employees at these Walmarts on the East coast. This one is particularly awful. When you go to the midwest or Florida the Walmarts are huge and much nicer. This one is always hard to get around and find things, the aisles are tiny and cramped. Kind of like a rat maze in there. The employees don’t seem to realize they are working and conversations among them at the check out counter are inappropriate and odd.
Do not used the restroom here– disgusting. Go to the dunkin donuts down the street! Was really frustrated today at the walmart, maybe I should start going to Target. W

An absolute ghetto Walmart. The worst that I have ever seen. Dirty, dirty, dirty. The restroom was unbelievably disgusting with sticky, wet floors, half the toilets overflowing with toilet paper and broken locks on the doors. The rest of the store was not much better. Gross messes in the aisles, nothing in order, a general stink that permeated the store. I would be scared to purchase anything from the Dunkin’ Donuts located inside the store. The outside wasn’t much better as there is a construction project, complete with signs advising you to wear a hard hat as you’re forced to walk by on-​going work to enter the store. Yikes. As a side note, I found most of the places in Walpole to be similarly run down and either out of business or close to it. I don’t think it’s a city that I’d return to for shopping or eating.