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October 2024 by Jay G.
Walmart must have told their employees to double charge customers on low prices merchandise. Away check your prices at check out. I had merchandise at the sign. It was $13.99 and they charged me $19.99 I didn't feel like driving back for $6 but that's what they hope. I did go back & received my $6. But they didn't do anything to change the sign on merchandise. Kansas doesn't have a weights and magic anymore. So there no one to call. Just be careful.
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May 2023 by Heidi W.
We are not from Topeka, but were visiting a couple of weeks ago on a Saturday and stopped in at Walmart on Wanamaker. I want to commend our check out person Oliver. He is an example of what a good employee should be. He was very friendly and asked us if we had found what we were looking for. He went beyond being nice to not only us but the family that was ahead of us in line. He was fast and efficient. I hope that he gets that recognition that he deserves for doing a great job!!!!
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October 2022 by Karre S.
Walmart has lost my business for good! Seriously, even though I had lost $60 because of outdated fresh products because they didn't have their act together, and even though they responded to my complaint by giving me a broken link because they'd like to discuss it instead of taking initiative by pming me, I continued shopping here because it's just safer to use curbside with my husband's immune issues and Walmart was convenient. But I went to get my order last night, which I ordered on the 12th to be picked up on the 13th and which they posted on my order confirmation that they hold for 4 days only to find out they returned it all to the shelves on the 13th, the day I was scheduled to pick up. Then instead of the guy apologizing or telling me he'll bring it to his boss's attention (which is all it would have took for me), he informs me that "sometimes they do that and I can't do anything about it". I said "I can". He asked "what?" I answered "go to Aldi". So, we headed to Aldi and Dillons and saved $56 for more products.
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April 2022 by Pats A.
I had a tire blow out Saturday night, on Sunday morning the Tire and Auto service department at this Walmart had a new tire put back on and ready to go. The gentleman were nice, kind and helpful. I am very grateful for these men and appreciate them very much!
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November 2021 by Thomas K.
Usually I have good experiences when I shop at the Wanamaker Walmart but today it wasn't I am handicapped and use a motorized cart when one is available. I used one today and no problems. I bought everything I needed. I checked out and loaded everything in the motorized cart. I did have some heavy stuff like a 20some lb turkey and bags of potatoes. Those I left in cart and used the handheld to check out. As I was leaving, I was stopped at the door. I was told I wasn't allowed to take the cart outside. That was a first for me. I have never been told that. I said I will unload the cart in my car and bring the motorized cart back in. That wasn't good enough for the rude worker. The tone he used was terrible. So I had to lift all the heavy stuff out of the motorized cart which sits lower the a regular cart. Lifting the turkey up and over to a push cart put a lot of pressure on my legs and back. As I was leaving I drove past the other door by pharmacy and saw a lady using a motorized cart to take what she bought to her car and two at Sam's. I felt like man at the door was just being a dock. I called and explained to the customer service what had happened. I was going to talk to a manager but after being on hold for 10 minutes. I gave up I now realize that Walmart does not care for their handicapped customers. So I would recommend if your handicapped go to Dillons or Hy-Vee. I know nothing will change because Walmart don't care. I should have went to customer service and returned it all. Preparing for Thanksgiving I have spend over $600 in the pass 3 days there. Next time I guess Hy-Vee or dillons will get my money
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June 2021 by Amber R.
The lack of curtsey that staff have for customers is unreal, I understand how difficult ppl can be but the employees running into your or the attitude they have when you try and ask for help is awful. Not to mention a team lead named Curt. How are you a supervisor who doesn't know how to work the registers at customer service. If you don't know ask another manager that does for help that way when your associates ask you for help you don't have to look at them and say I don't know ridiculous. I find it hard to believe that curt is a manager. He seems more like a bully. You should talk to the associates how he treats them if your going to talk shit to employee under you, you should do it where no one can hear you. The guys is rude, lazy and has a chip on his shoulder. Walmart would be wise to watch his shifts or fire him. Probably save money and not have to worry about liability. This isn't the first time I've witnessed him being a jerk to employees probably won't be the last unless the store manager Ryan does something ...
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May 2021 by Bryan S.
Great experience for me. Staff was friendly. Items were in stock. Aisles were clear and clean. Open at 7am and I arrived early and patiently waited in the parking lot. Easy self checkout experience. (I needed some stuff I forgot to pack for visiting this weekend) wasn't too far from our hotel. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma
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May 2021 by Robin G.
Wow! Super fast delivery. Hate to carry those big pails of cat litter and usually order from chewy but the prices went up. Ordered from Walmart for free shipping, lower price and they brought it the same day.
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February 2021 by Ilene H.
Been here twice and I won't return. This is the worst Wal-Mart in the city. I recommend if you can get to the locations on California or even Rochester, you're better off. The cleanliness at this location doesn't exist. Period. Also, the parking lot to this Wal-Mart is one of the worst and if you suffer from anxiety, get ready. It's just horrendous. I don't find the staff here helpful or friendly. Coming here is like coming to an End-Of-The-World convention and the people are there to simply walk really slowly in front of you until you all end up at a line that will never ever end. Good luck.
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March 2020 by Phil D.
They have taken out all the benches for people to sit on. As a person using an electric cart due to a broken and dislocated ankle I wait for my wife while she checks out. Corporate said to remove all the benches. RIGHT! Standing room only it appears
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February 2020 by BK G.
Ordered groceries to be delivered. They called and said I need to pick them up. This Walmart is horrible. I have no car, no food, and no money. They have my food money tied up in the pre auth and will take several days to refund my cancelled order.
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February 2019 by Doug P.
Pharmacy is really bad. Stay away from there. I paid for a ninety day subscription. When I got home , I counted what was in the bottle and there were only 25 pills in it. I went back the next day to try and get it adjusted but the pharmacist didn't know what he was doing. I had paid for the subscription out of my own pocket and didn't run it through my insurance. Cost me $4.00. Anyway, when I went back the next day, instead of giving the $4.00 back to me and starting all over, the pharmacist filed it with my insurance and gave me back $1.05. By them doing that, they over charged me for the medicine. So, please beware if you use those people.
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November 2018 by Mike T.
Great selection and merchandise is easy to find. The parking lot looks like World War 3 took place. Been years sense it's been fixed, and is a burden and traffic hazard trying to navigate through the crater-filled parking lot. UPDATE: Months later the parking lot craters have been filled!
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August 2018 by Kevin O.
This Walmart never has anything we need. Today was especially terrible. Half the shelves in the store were empty! People were walking around asking each other why they had nothing. Stuff that's been empty for weeks is still not available. It's frustrating and we're gonna start shopping at Dillons more often.
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August 2018 by Laura P.
If I could give 0 stars, I would! This is a violence claim that was never taken seriously. I was in this Walmart literally minding my own business, walking towards the back. On my way, I passed a man with a military uniform on. Reaching up to grab a product off the shelf I look to my right and see the same man in the suit. He had followed me to the back. He asked me where I was from. It was none of his business, and I asked him why he asked. He replied, as many men do who ask you this question, with some quick "smart" response. Oh I'm a marine, I've travelled all over the world and I've probably been to where you're from. "Probably", I replied. He then pushed the question again. I said, you shouldn't be asking me these kinds of questions. He said, why because it's 2018? Yes, because it's 2018. He pushed again, and I said if you address me you need to stop looking me up and down and look me directly in the eye. He did what many men do when they are rejected/get called out- he got defensive. He didn't just get defensive, he got nasty and violent. He started shouting at me, and following me around the store. I said bye very assertively to him to let him know I was not going to engage, and walked away. He kept following and yelling at me as I replied several times with "STOP harassing me." I wish I could say that was the end of the story. While I'm shaking at the pharmacy desk, I ask to speak to someone about a harassment claim. They sent over help. "Help" looked like a large overbearing white man who insisted that this wasn't an issue and continued to victim blame me as I asked the harasser to be escorted out of the store. I have to interrupt this part to give a background of myself: I am a law student who is entering the legal field strictly because of cases like this. I have worked with women internationally about sexual assault for several years now. I didn't want any other woman experiencing this, and I am tired of this type of action being tolerated. I decided to act, hoping there would be some kind of positive reinforcement for standing up for myself and other women. Today, Walmart showed me today that they do not care. "Help" told me that he would just follow the man around to see if the man would do this to anyone else. I said why do you have to let this happen to another woman before you stop it? You can literally look at the videotape in the back and see what happened. He insisted that that was not an option, but rather that he, ALONE, must see this man acting out on another woman before he could take any further steps. My word as a woman was useless to this Walmart male employee. My hope is that he found the man and took steps to let this man know his acts of violence were unacceptable. Realistically, my gut tells me this never happened, which is why I am here. I was never taken seriously, even if he would have followed the man and waited for it to happen to another woman. I am exhausted trying to explain myself. We are living in a very different time, and we still need to hold ourselves with respect for others, and hold others accountable for their violence. Violence is never the answer. Walmart, microaggressions are violence, and your policy from "help" showed that today. #metoo #walmartharrassment #stopvictimblaming #lamandasomosnosotrxs #niunamenos #nomorepatriarchy #respect
