“i love all the squishes that are there but one thing is i don’t like how it’s ALL gone when i come? I wish they keep some in the back! then i could just ask and MAYBE they’ll have some?”
“This particular store has shown great improvement in more inventory. I don't do much shopping myself; the wife usually handles it all, but I don't mind coming here myself, I've learned where everything is and I can get in and out in a timely manner.”
“This location has gotten better and better! I have interacted with more amazing employees from this location. Everyone from the Clearance Aisle to Self Checkout. The store is in better shape than the Novi location where I think employees there don't take pride in their store. This location was fully remodeled in May 2026. Not a fan of the concrete floors, which is harder to walk on than the tile, but it's not enough to keep me from shopping at least once a week. This location has the same items as other Walmarts in the area and is larger than the Novi and White Lake locations. Previous Review Below: This location is going through a replacement, which is great. The old parking lot was full of potholes. My concern is that at night, they closed the General Merchandise doors and kept the Grocery doors open. The Handicap spaces available are near the General Merchandise doors, due to the repaving. The management isn't thinking of anyone who has disabilities. Now they have to walk to the other side in poorly lit areas. This is my only complaint. The rest of the store experience is great! The store is usually fully stocked or being stocked. Prices are comparable with other locations in the area. It is also well organized. The staff are friendly and efficient. This location has the best greeters at night. Super friendly and courteous. The checkout process is a little different, because they close self checkout and hour or two before close. They had 5 checkout lanes available, with no wait. The cashier who waited on me was fast, friendly, and efficient. I would highly recommend this location to anyone who loves a great shopping experience!”
“Vision Center was excellent! I visited because the temple of my glasses came off. ( I didn't get the glasses at Walmart). The vision associates helped me. One person repaired my glasses-No charge!Quick, helpful and nice. Thank you, Walmart Vision Center!”
“Vision Center was excellent! I visited because the temple of my glasses came off. ( I didn't get the glasses at Walmart). The vision associates helped me. One person repaired my glasses-No charge! Quick, helpful and nice. Thank you, Walmart Vision Center!”
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