Walmart Supercenter

I truly don’t know why I continue shopping at the Valley View Walmart. At this point, it feels less like optimism and more like self-sabotage. A significant portion of the store is locked behind glass — to the extent that it resembles a retail exhibit rather than a functioning store. I understand shrinkage is a concern, but forcing customers to wait several minutes for an associate to unlock deodorant is not a solution; it’s a deterrent. Pressing the assistance button feels symbolic at this point — you press it, and then you wait… and wait… and reconsider your life choices. A quick stop for body wash, a screwdriver, and socks becomes a 30-minute ordeal. The produce section deserves its own review. "Abysmal" would be generous. Inventory is either nonexistent or visibly deteriorating. Fruit and vegetable trays already turning, wilted cucumbers, lettuce and cabbage so caked in dirt they look freshly excavated — and not in an "organic farm-to-table" way. Basic rotation and quality standards appear optional here. Seafood is a 50/50 gamble. I purchased salmon, went directly home, refrigerated it properly, and by the next day it emitted an odor strong enough to question how it made it to the sales floor in the first place. Packaged chicken frequently appears bloated and pressurized, as though it’s preparing for takeoff. When it’s actually in stock, that is. Milk availability seems to be treated as a seasonal luxury item — and this is outside of snowstorms or panic-buying events. All things considered, this location excels at taking up space and contributing to traffic congestion. As a grocery retailer, however, it struggles to meet even the most basic expectations. I would recommend visiting another Walmart — though I hesitate to send more customers there, as it’s one of the few that still resembles a functioning store

Terrible service. The young people who work there are very inefficient. They're busy doing anything but serving customers properly. They never know anything. They've even made me lose my groceries when bagging them. They don't do it in an orderly manner, and this isn't the first time this has happened. It's happened many times. They didn't save the receipts, and would they reimburse me without them or give me a replacement? They didn't create that! Should they train those agents, or are they not interested in good customer service? How bad. People will start noticing. I won't be the only one. What a shame and what a huge disappointment! I shouldn't even give half a star. A few days ago I went to return an item that didn't work, and I bought it online, and they sent me from one place to another in the same store? Do you think that's good customer service? Well, no! It never will be. Train those young people or hire people who know how to serve their customers, or they'll close another of their stores, and many more. That's the reason...

Currently some rearranging going on. Store was generally clean and organized, though.

First of all if you are going to send someone back and refuse them to do self check out you need to refuse everyone. The explanation was because I had more than 15 things in my cart. I then pointed out multiple people in self check out who had more than 15 items. The guy just replied how that’s not his problem. I then go to another cashier and have him check me out. While he is doing so his coworker comes up and says he is nicer than she is because she wouldn’t have taken my cart and chased me out. I called her out saying I wanted to do it by myself but yall forced me to go to a register. This lady was working 12/9 at 2pm in the makeup area(blonde hair). I will say the only nice worker you have is Tyler. He was nice ever complained and ignored his coworkers nasty behaviors

This is a good size Wal-mart. Only two cash registers open. Self checkout seems popular here. The store is relatively clean. I had dealings with 3 different employees. 1 was super friendly. 1 was not so friendly. 1 was somewhere in between. Thats why my score is somewhere inbetween.

It has been a long time since I visited this location as I tend to avoid it unless necessary. Today I had a short list of essential items and had to check out *three* separate times in order to get the *seven* items on my list. The random assortment of items on lock down and the confusion of having personal care items spread out (only some are locked away and have to be purchased at the beauty counter and others are free-standing and can't be purchased at a regular register) is insane. Navigating the shopping experience for seven total items took me an hour—that is absolutely ridiculous and the fact that so many measures have to be taken to cut down on (not even prevent) theft, is wild to me. The only reasons that there are even two stars in this review is because of the four kind and helpful employees that made a very negative shopping experience bearable.

Everything I needed was there fresh fruit and vegetables were nice and firm. The lettuce however was poor but that might have been do to restocking issues. If I had any complaints it would be the isles are a bit narrow for my liking, if it would have been real busy it would have been problematic.