“I have started shopping here every week and save a lot of money. The nice thing is they have a lot of organic items. I also love the app for the store. I can make a list, see if in stock, see ingredience and also order if I want to.”
“Some really good products. Some products come from Europe so the ingredients are minimal and the sodium content is often lower than comparable products made in the U.S.”
“Groceries here are generally cheaper than other stores. Some of their chocolate is from Germany and is fantastic! Try the dark chocolate sea salt bars and the caramel macchiato gelato ☺️”
“Update 2026-07: I am seeing more sales on items I buy — apparently they are working on that — so I raised my rating. There are also some items here that are hard to find at other places. You really do have to watch the sales though. I still gag a little at the entrance to produce, the smell is always bad there, and it takes me several minutes to get acclimated to it. They had heirloom tomatoes, and then I haven’t seen them for months. I miss them. Previous: The prices are crazy unreasonably high for commodity items you can buy elsewhere. I’m not including exotic or out of season items. I’m talking everyday things your family needs. I don’t shop Walmart and I’m not comparing this to Aldi or other discount chains. But when a can of soup is over $1 more and everyday items are noticeably more expensive for the very same thing, I don’t understand why someone would choose to shop here for anything you can buy elsewhere. Even Publix is not this expensive, and they have BOGO items every week to make up for it. It so happens that prescriptions here are noticeably cheaper, so I WOULD recommend this store for prescriptions. I was surprised at this sheer number of tags on all of the shelves. It looked absolutely a nightmare for inventory management. I think if they spent less money on putting all the silly tags on all the items on the shelf, they could drop prices on some of these items and still make a huge profit. Have your sales, mark 100 items per week if that makes you happy, and quit with this thousands of items marked with paper tags insanity. There are several reasons Albertsons was run out of South Florida — outrageous pricing and perceived mediocre quality were two of them. I work hard for my money — like most people — and these prices are disrespectfully high. This isn’t a high-end store. It feels like they’re taking advantage of a lot of people that don’t know better. I don’t like that. If Whole Foods comes to Rehoboth Beach as planned, I’ll drive down there. I can buy my Oreos at Target or Redners 😂”
Walmart just launched Realm, its new 3D online shopping platform. To help you visualize what that means, imagine a virtual mall packed with bright colors, wacky landscapes, and cartoon avatars wandering around. Realm lets you browse "digital doubles" of real Walmart products by navigating through several make-believe worlds. "We believe this is the future of commerce," said Justin Breton, who leads brand experiences at Walmart. "It won't replace our website or app, but will complement them."
Target's new low-cost brand Dealworthy is rolling out this month in stores and online. With items starting at under $1, it is aimed at budget-conscious shoppers. The low prices on basics like phone chargers, paper plates and underwear will likely appeal.
Walmart is growing the number of its physical stores across America. The retail giant announced plans to open 150 new U.S. stores over the next five years while remodeling 650 current locations. This ambitious plan shows Walmart is still confident in real stores, even with online shopping booming. The chain currently operates over 10,000 stores nationwide.
Popular Florida-based grocery chain Publix is venturing into uncharted territory - Kentucky. Come 2024, Publix will unveil its inaugural Bluegrass State locations, comprising six stores sprinkled between Louisville and Lexington.
