Usually not stocked well on weekdays. Used to enjoy shopping here, but now they are always busy. Doesn't help that employees and online shoppers take up the aisles with their big carts and don't care about shoppers around them. I don't know why they can't just park their carts at the end caps.
Vincent L.
This is a Walmart supercenter which combines a full grocery store on one end with a traditional Walmart discount store on the other - which makes for a truly massive selection and footprint.Prices on items like produce, dairy, and meats were competitive or cheaper than those I've seen at two major local supermarket chains. Not only is this an efficient stop for your daily grocery needs, but you can also get toiletries and household items if you're in a pinch - like a replacement set of shoelaces in my case.So if you don't trust home delivery services when it comes to picking out your food, and if you need certain items for daily life that are too cheap to have shipped to your home, then, yes, a quick one-stop bricks-and-mortar shopping experience like this one does the trick. Even if it's chaotic at peak hours.
James K.
This review is specific to the tire service center. Any money you might save is not worth the aggravation. I bought 4 tires and as suggested, I came at 7:00am when they opened to have them put on. The first thing they said was there are no technicians so we don't know if we can do anything today. A few minutes later the two techs and some other staff showed up late. by 7:45 after filling out information and them finding the tires, they said they would be done 1 to 1 1/2 hours including an oil change. It took them 3hrs and 15 minutes to put the tires on and they never did the oil change. The service is terrible, again, it's not worth the aggravation. I'll never go back.
Bob L.
I was looking for a fan. An employee told me that fans are seasonal items. I checked anyway and there were none in the store. It's September 15th. It's still technically summer so.... tomorrow will be 84 degrees. Also I'm not sure why a super Walmart wouldn't have fans all year.
Delray D.
Just had my kidney removed on June 23rd 2021. Since then I have had some trouble with certain body functions. Went there today had to use the bathroom I went to front of the store and couldn't believe only one stall and it was occupied. So not to be discouraged i went to the bathroom towards the back of the store same issue. If you are going to have a store that huge have more than 2 stalls.
Lorraine H.
I can't state enough I so wish we had real people at a register, not a machine, nor an employee checking me out at self-serve. That just makes it seem like we like using self checkout. I rarely go into our Walmart anymore. I don't know what Plymouth is doing. I only know we are separated enough. We've given up hugging and chatting in person, handshakes and so much more. We can't see smiles or faces or if someone is sad or hurting-we're masked like we have no humaness. At least in some stores you can have a person actually helping which I greatly appreciate. People mean more than money. When is enough money enough? Please at least let us have real human beings. Let's not lose the most important asset-people.
Usually not stocked well on weekdays. Used to enjoy shopping here, but now they are always busy. Doesn't help that employees and online shoppers take up the aisles with their big carts and don't care about shoppers around them. I don't know why they can't just park their carts at the end caps.
This is a Walmart supercenter which combines a full grocery store on one end with a traditional Walmart discount store on the other - which makes for a truly massive selection and footprint.Prices on items like produce, dairy, and meats were competitive or cheaper than those I've seen at two major local supermarket chains. Not only is this an efficient stop for your daily grocery needs, but you can also get toiletries and household items if you're in a pinch - like a replacement set of shoelaces in my case.So if you don't trust home delivery services when it comes to picking out your food, and if you need certain items for daily life that are too cheap to have shipped to your home, then, yes, a quick one-stop bricks-and-mortar shopping experience like this one does the trick. Even if it's chaotic at peak hours.
This review is specific to the tire service center. Any money you might save is not worth the aggravation. I bought 4 tires and as suggested, I came at 7:00am when they opened to have them put on. The first thing they said was there are no technicians so we don't know if we can do anything today. A few minutes later the two techs and some other staff showed up late. by 7:45 after filling out information and them finding the tires, they said they would be done 1 to 1 1/2 hours including an oil change. It took them 3hrs and 15 minutes to put the tires on and they never did the oil change. The service is terrible, again, it's not worth the aggravation. I'll never go back.
I was looking for a fan. An employee told me that fans are seasonal items. I checked anyway and there were none in the store. It's September 15th. It's still technically summer so.... tomorrow will be 84 degrees. Also I'm not sure why a super Walmart wouldn't have fans all year.
Just had my kidney removed on June 23rd 2021. Since then I have had some trouble with certain body functions. Went there today had to use the bathroom I went to front of the store and couldn't believe only one stall and it was occupied. So not to be discouraged i went to the bathroom towards the back of the store same issue. If you are going to have a store that huge have more than 2 stalls.
I can't state enough I so wish we had real people at a register, not a machine, nor an employee checking me out at self-serve. That just makes it seem like we like using self checkout. I rarely go into our Walmart anymore. I don't know what Plymouth is doing. I only know we are separated enough. We've given up hugging and chatting in person, handshakes and so much more. We can't see smiles or faces or if someone is sad or hurting-we're masked like we have no humaness. At least in some stores you can have a person actually helping which I greatly appreciate. People mean more than money. When is enough money enough? Please at least let us have real human beings. Let's not lose the most important asset-people.
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