Walmart Neighborhood Market 3430 Taylor Avenue, Evansville, IN 47714

"Most of the customers and possibly some employees have strong smell of pot. Employee walked by me with a hand jack pallet having what seemed to be personal conversation on her phone, seemed oblivious to me standing there. We got the items we needed. Found one register attended by employee so we didn't have to use self check out."

"They have done a recent reset and a partial remodel at this location and it is very nice. Lots of checkouts. So in and out is always easy. Nice place to shop. I will continue to ship there."

"Nothing about this Walmart is rite, even tho the remodeling is Nice. You put makeup on a pig, it's still a pig. Alot of suspect people, in the store and in the parking lot. Their pharmacy is really good tho, if u stay in the car. I wouldn't recommend this Walmart (Being Honest)."

"Tried to go in at 10:55pm and the doors were locked. Employee said the boss said we are closed. I don’t like it when fast food restaurants do it and I feel the same way about Wal-Mart. That’s a janky practice. I was literally running in to grab something really quick, but I guess closing at 11:00pm doesn’t mean closing at 11:00pm."

"Posting this review anonymously as a previous worker for this job. Do not work here. Do not accept a job from here. You ARE disposable. You WILL be fired for your mistakes. You WILL NOT be given a second chance, and they WILL NOT tell you when you're being warned. There is no room for mistakes here, and no room for learning without punishment or false information being given to you. We are human, and we make mistakes. They do not believe this, obviously. Nor do they believe in letting you sign a letter of resignation, or giving you a chance to clock out and or cancel benefits before shooing you out the door. Yes, while I was here I loved the job. It paid well, the environment was amazing, I liked most of my coworkers, and I truly felt like family. But they very obviously do not value teaching their workers to do better, and would rather fire and replace them."