Walmart Supercenter

"I have mixed feelings about Walmart. I avoid buying meat at Walmart. Sometimes I buy fresh vegetables depending on what they look like. They do have a few organic items, which I like. On one hand. I like the variety of sauces, marinades, and salsas that they carry that are not available from my regular grocery store. On the other hand, I don't like the long lines and the soft checkouts."

"The way the staff stand over you throughout the whole store, it's kind of make you feel uneasy. Kind of like you're doing something wrong. LOL. Besides that, as long as you know what you're doing and know where to find what you're getting they should be a quick visit. Do not ask the staff if you need something you will be there a long time"

"Walmart is almost always a decent place to shop. Depending on the store and the location that will dictate how well kept it is, how well stocked it is, the variety of items in the store, and how the staff treat you. Every day low prices these days is especially important."

"(Not sure why this is tagged as Walmart in title) It is a review for Sherwin Williams flooring. Buyer beware. Instalkers are getting a bad rap, but in all fairness, it appears that our Sherwin Williams contractor sold tile product not recommended for intended use (per the manufacturer recommendations - not for kitchens or bathrooms). Not info we were privy to at the time of consult. The Installers came back out and fixed about 85 to 90 percent of the problems. They did say if the tiles float like crazy again, they will come back out with 'the good glue'. Sounds like the carpets we were sold have been enough of a problem over time (ie: installers having to go back to job sites routinely to refit) that the company is holding meetings to discuss with the manufacturer. Not sure why contractor recommended it then, unless he wanted to unload a batch of bad product. Pics are before and after."

"It's probably one of the busy-er times of day, noon, and the Salem Walmart has 2 regular ( with a cashier) registers open and the self-checkout registers open. I have a bunch of stuff to buy so I'm stuck in a staffed register line. Both of the regular registers have lines at least 10 people deep and it's moving slow. Why aren't there more registers open? Are they understaffed? I suppose that's what happens when you don't pay your employees a living wage. Bottom-line: I don't recommend shopping at the Salem Walmart. The lines are long & slow at the staffed registers, many employees are rude and there isn't half the products sold as there is in a Super Walmart. So go to a Super Walmart and save yourself time & frustration."