Walmart Supercenter

"This is our local Walmart. It's OK in comparison to others that are closer to interstates. They have better produce, better choice. There is a better selection of products. The shelves are always stocked. I shop at home, but if out of town I shop there, it's so much better."

"Don't know why they remodeled this walmart...... two days in a row either I couldn't find anyone to help me or if I did find someone they had an Attitude. Not to mention customer service being closed the day after Thanksgiving"

"It's with an immense sense of disappointment that I pen down my recent experience at the Walmart in Monroeville, AL, a visit that was neither pleasant nor productive due to a series of unsettling observations that speak volumes of the store's disregard for basic hygiene and customer satisfaction. Firstly, the general cleanliness of the store was reprehensibly poor. Upon entering, it was immediately noticeable that the cleanliness standards were not up to par with what one would expect from a renowned chain like Walmart. Floors that have seen better days were littered with debris, dust bunnies congregated in corners as if in secret meetings, and unattended spills that were not only unsightly but hazardous to the unsuspecting shopper. The neglectful state of the store presented a dismal environment that was neither welcoming nor conducive to a comfortable shopping experience. Navigating through the aisles felt more like an obstacle course than a leisurely shopping trip. Disorganization reigned supreme from the groceries to the apparel sections. Products were not in their designated areas, making it a Herculean task to locate basic necessities. Price tags were often mismatched, leading to confusion and frustration at the checkouts. Items were strewn about carelessly, some even trampled underfoot, reflecting a chaotic atmosphere that seemed to have consumed any known form of systematic arrangement. However, the pinnacle of this disheartening visit was the appalling condition of the restrooms. To say they were neglected would be a gross understatement. The restrooms were in such a deplorable state, it raised concerns over the potential health hazards festering in every corner. The stench that greeted anyone who dared enter was overwhelming and unbearable. Basic amenities like toilet paper and soap were woefully depleted, or entirely absent, and the facilities were vandalized, with trash bins overflowing and surfaces smeared with substances one could only hope to never encounter. Moreover, it was evident that the maintenance schedule (if one exists) was not being adhered to, as evidenced by the layers of grime and unchecked filth that had accumulated. It was a horrifying realization that such a well-known retail giant could permit its standards to fall to such lows. In conclusion, the Walmart at Monroeville, AL, has severely tarnished the corporation's reputation through its apparent disdain for cleanliness, organization, and basic customer service standards. Shoppers rely on Walmart for its promise of convenience and quality at affordable prices. Still, this branch has failed its customer base profoundly. Urgent measures need to be implemented to rectify these issues that not only impact the shopping experience but also pose serious questions regarding the health and safety protocols followed at this establishment. Until significant improvements are observed, I find myself compelled to seek alternatives for my shopping needs."

"The new remodel looks great. I still have difficulty with selection and frequent out of stock merchandise. Pick up service is easy, prompt and the employees are very polite and respectful."

"My young daughter and I stopped at this location while in town for a sporting event. Was in the store 15 minutes and heard one associate say some form of the F bomb, loud enough to hear 5 aisles away, at least 25 times..pretty much every other word. She was working alongside a supervisor who spoke with the same volume and equal profanity. I guess this store just employs the pure trash of the community and doesn't care how unprofessional they are. Plain inexcusable that a person can't shop without being exposed to such constant vulgarity."