Walmart Supercenter

"Why does Walmart have to close the exit doors so early? I don't see the need and it's very inconvenient for customers that parked on the other side of the parking lot when it's raining and cold especially. 9:00 p.m. is way too early 10:00 p.m. I could understand."

"Was out of a lot of my normal pickings and the prices were better elsewhere for most of my other needs this week. Has truly cut back on their stockings of some frozen meals. Really raised prices to almost double for my favorite frozen pizzas."

"So many cases of “mislabeling” and not apologizing and not go print the price. Older chubby Indian guy at self check out was pretty rude about it too. Asking if “I could see” so disrespectful. Clearly. You can see it’s labeled $1. Didn’t honor it."

"Walmart Supercenter of the city of Lawrenceville is located less than a mile from Gwinnett County Lawrenceville Library. It’s one of the largest Walmart retail in the county of Gwinnett. I’ve been shopping here whenever I’m around the area since 2007. The store still has lay away. It’s much more organize than other Walmart stores in the area. The entrance actually has a map of where certain departments are located. Walmart isn’t like what it used to before. But it’s still a great place to shop for grocery."

"First time visiting this location (the Pleasant Hill location is the closet to my house), and it is by far the best Walmart I have visited since I moved to Duluth. First and foremost, the staff was not rude like most Walmarts I have visited here, and the shelves were fully stocked and presentable. Overall it is what I expected from a Walmart. The locations in Duluth and Norcross needs to take some lessons from this location."