Walmart

"A decent experience, no different from any other Walmart. The parking lot is a little bit of a maze, but there are plenty of spaces and a good number of them are handicap spots, all of which are near the entrance. While not the most ergonomic lot, the spaces are wide enough for larger vehicles. The interior is clean, but very spread out. If all you need is a single flash drive, you have better brought your walking boots because it's a heck of a trek to the electronics section. This is likely designed in such a way to deter theft, but it definitely adds to inconvenience, especially considering that it's likely a main attraction for many people. The electronics section does not carry software licenses aside from Office 365. The food selection is good enough, and the prices are fair and they sometimes have cute little displays of seasonal miniature doughnuts, so no complaints there. The entire west side of the building is entirely confusing, with seemingly assorted halls of toilet paper, school supplies, toys, and the occasional $7 box of cereal. It's a conveniently placed store with good enough prices, but the chain's distinct lack of tap-to-pay is always a pain. ★★★★"

"The one thing I do notice that is different is when the regular check stands are open and not the self-serve. Which is really not a big deal at all. But the thing that bugs me, the most is when I'm standing there in line and trying to pay for my stuff and one of the other customers in line decides to look over my shoulder and watch me put in my pin number. So what I think all walmarts should do actually all stores should go back to the 6 foot rule when waiting in line at the check out counter I mean, come on, we have to wait our turn in Self check out line don't we? So why not make the 6 foot rule mandatory for every store, everywhere, so when customers go through the regular check outline, they don't feel so rushed by the other customers to get out of line, they can get their stuff done."

"Had what I was looking for and more. I even has a question on an item from sporting goods and the employee I asked for help described in great detail how to use the item. Although in electronics the employees didn’t seem to know much about the products so that’s why I’m only giving a four star."

"Prices are pretty much the same as Albertsons or Fred Meyer on things. Food wise. Probably still worth shopping for clothes here. My biggest peeve is that they provide zero shopping bags. None whatsoever unless you want to purchase one of their cloth ones."

"A nice little Walmart that had everything we needed. We bought a couple of University of Oregon shirts the day prior. After trying them on we decided we needed to return them for a different size. The return process was quick and simple. The store wasn’t busy either time we visited during the morning hours. No complaints with this location."