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“Well stocked, usually easy to find a sales associate to ask questions, sometimes a greeter or someone saying have a nice day with a smile, which is nice. Often met very nice cashiers. Kind of a local store kind of a community. :) Chicken I bought was fine, Walmart brand. Recycling of metal cans and plastic cans!!
Good place for inexpensive, eggs and brand-name items. Personally, I never buy produce at Walmart, it’s not fresh. The parking lot could be a little bit cleaner - there’s trash, but you see that at every Walmart.”
“Walmart at Palisades location will CONSISTENTLY have in stock what Aldi does mot. I used to say when checking for an item start at Aldi first but now its the other way around.”
“As far as Walmarts go, this one isn’t bad. They’ve greatly increased number of checkout lines and the clothes section has had a major overhaul. The entire store actually recently underwent a facelift. The main thing is going when it’s not insanely crowded. Stay away Sunday. It’s a madhouse.”
“They have changed everything so much more friendly and respectful faster services and have almost everything you need now the only issue we have is lately when we go we are caught off with a strong smell of cannabis in or around the money center
They have to change it but it is a better environment”
6:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Wal-Mart, 1600 Montclair Road, Birmingham
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“Walmart is still the almost everything store. Certain items I strictly go here for because of either price or availability. Loved the early senior shopping hours during the pandemic. Still like to come early to beat the crowd. If you know what you want, you can look it up on the app and go straight to the aisle your items are own. The makes the experience nice. Still a GoTo place”
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“Mi Pueblo Mexican Supermarket isn't just a store; it's a passport to Mexico's culinary heart, right here in our backyard. My family and I ventured in with a simple mission: dried chilis. But oh, were we in for a treat! The moment we stepped inside, it was like crossing the border into a world brimming with vibrant flavors and colorful delights. Every aisle was an adventure, every shelf a story of Mexico's rich gastronomic heritage. The snacks were a revelation - forget your standard chips and dips; these were snacks that danced the salsa on your taste buds! The spices! A dazzling array of fiery reds, earthy browns, and sunset yellows, each promising to turn my kitchen into a culinary carnival. And the meat section? A carnivore's dream, offering cuts and varieties that Publix wouldn't even dare to whisper about. Shopping at Mi Pueblo was like being in Mexico without the flight. The vibrant atmosphere, the authentic products, the buzz of Spanish in the air - it was a cultural immersion wrapped in a shopping trip. I'll be back.”