Walmart Supercenter

Very very clean Walmart. Good selection of seasonal items. Helpful staff.

I don’t write a lot of reviews but felt I needed to write one for some very good customer service, which you don’t find a lot these days. I took my daughter to the Walmart Supercenter to in Prairieville to look for some jeans. She picked out a few but she needed to try them on. I asked the associate working nearby if she could open the dressing room so the jeans could be tried on. She said the dressing rooms weren’t ready to be opened yet, and I didn’t know what she meant. But then remembered that this location was in the process of being renovated. She said I’m not supposed to do this, but she took me and my daughter to the back to where the family restroom was and let her try them on in there. I thought that was really nice because she could’ve easily said the dressing rooms aren’t open yet and left it at that. Thank you Kami for your help and saving me the hassle of going Home to find out the jeans didn’t fit and going through the process of returning them.

Recently renovated and remodeled. The self check out and clothing upgrades are very noteworthy in good ways

Brand new total remodel

After asking multiple people for help, Alfred stuck out to me because he really put in the time to help me find what I needed! He was amazing! Thank you so much!

Love our local Walmart always friendly service

I love going there. They have lots of merchandise to choose from

Fruit and veggies are subpar most of the time. Glad this Walmart is reorganizing. Will be nice when it is through. Excited to see what changes are to come.

This review is strictly about the pharmacy. I've tried to avoid Walmart in general for years but tried the pharmacy for the first time a few months ago and was blown away by how nice and helpful the staff has been for every visit. In particular on 7/8/23 the girl working the counter was extremely patient and helpful when there was some miscommunication between my doctor's office and insurance. I just wish the rest of Walmart would operate as well as the pharmacy and I wouldn't dread going there. Btw this is after years of becoming extremely frustrated with Walgreens and several local pharmacies.

Had to run in for a few quick things. And grab cigarettes for a sister in law. Was able to get everything done.

Fast shopping experience. Clean store. Fast check out. I don't often go to WalMart but when I have to go, I prefer to visit this one.

Always a great place for people watching!

My husband shops at Walmart every day. Very convenient because it is only about 2 miles from our house. He goes early in the morning to miss the crowds. Only problem is, sometimes their prices are wrong when you go to ring it up. And they claim they can't override it to change it. They use to give it to us free if the price was wrong, but don't anymore so it's like they don't care. So my husband won't buy it if the price is different.

98% of the time, they have everything I need.

One of the cleaner, nicer Walmart locations in Baton Rouge

Knowing that nobody in this world wants to work not even the older people complaining in the reviews about workers, they’re trying their best to clock in, pay their bills, and ignore stupid people that can simply look on the Walmart app for the items they need, or wanna know if it’s in stock or what aisle number it’s on.. I thank all employees for working hard and making sure the store is still running. It’s not you guys fault older gen fail to educate themselves on technology and rather make ur job harder and stop u from getting ur tasks done just to ask u a bare minimum question they could of looked on the app for. Blessings to all the YOUNG workers out here

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Always busy, usually fast. But always sold out of Arizona Tea in the cans. 9 out of 10 times we go. They need to make more room for this, only 1 tiny row.

I can usually find and get everything I need. They keep it pretty well stocked. The produce is very good and well stocked at all times and if it's not stocked at the moment they'll go get it for you if they have it. Most of the associates are very helpful and friendly.

Lady in deli was very helpful. Saw her tell other customer that getting the plate lunch would be less expensive than buying separately. Store is clean. Now stocking no added salt black beans. Good move for those of us with hypertension