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  1. Walmart Supercenter - 3575 NJ-66

    3575 NJ-66, Neptune NJ 07753

    3.3 Good 396 reviews

    “My husband and I are vacationing at Bradley Beach. We needed to go to Walmart and we chose the Neptune Walmart. I noticed their countertops were really dirty and I asked the clerk if she would wipe it off and she said oh it’s not really dirty it just looks like that well from what I could see It was really filthy and Walmart really needs to do something about that they need to clean their their countertops off like every five or six customers with the bleach wipes, cause it’s just not healthy with those dirty counters passing germs it’s just not sanitary . filthy countertops and when you’re employees are denying to people what we already see.”

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  2. Walmart Connection Center - 3575 NJ-66

    3575 NJ-66, Neptune NJ 07753

    1.8 Poor 69 reviews

    “This Walmart is out of the way for me, but I was in the area and decided to stop in. My primary reason to visit Walmart is the toy section as I am an action figure collector. I am very used to going to the toy section in my local Walmart in Linden, NJ and finding *nothing*. They do restock now and then, but unless you are there when the items come in you're generally out of luck. Not so (apparently) at *this* Walmart. I went in looking for very specific toys and BOOM, as soon as I got to the toy aisle they had exactly what I was looking for. Now, given the sheer amount of stock I'm guessing they just put the items out on this day, but it was great to see stuff *on shelf* instead of just tons of empty space. The rest of the store is like all modern day Walmarts magnified (it *is* a Supercenter after all). The aisles are wider, there is more shelf space for everything and the lights are somehow brighter. Check out was quick and I had barely any wait. I had a good experience here and if I'm in the area again I would definitely stop by.”

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  3. Walmart Bakery - 3575 NJ-66

    3575 NJ-66, Tinton Falls NJ 07753

    1.8 Poor 70 reviews

    “This Walmart is out of the way for me, but I was in the area and decided to stop in. My primary reason to visit Walmart is the toy section as I am an action figure collector. I am very used to going to the toy section in my local Walmart in Linden, NJ and finding *nothing*. They do restock now and then, but unless you are there when the items come in you're generally out of luck. Not so (apparently) at *this* Walmart. I went in looking for very specific toys and BOOM, as soon as I got to the toy aisle they had exactly what I was looking for. Now, given the sheer amount of stock I'm guessing they just put the items out on this day, but it was great to see stuff *on shelf* instead of just tons of empty space. The rest of the store is like all modern day Walmarts magnified (it *is* a Supercenter after all). The aisles are wider, there is more shelf space for everything and the lights are somehow brighter. Check out was quick and I had barely any wait. I had a good experience here and if I'm in the area again I would definitely stop by.”

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