2016 Millennium Boulevard, Cortland OH 44410
“This Walmart had exactly what I needed. I was in & out quickly, even though there's work being done in the parking lot. The shelves were well stocked & prices were better than what I compared at the local auto parts stores.”
451 South High Street, Cortland OH 44410
“I love this store and it has definitely been my go to store for years. However, today I went in for the $5 of $25. I was ready to check out and my total was $25.20. The screen did not show that before tax my total was $24.63. I figured that after the $5 off it was $25.20 until I looked at the receipt when I was done. The person working couldn’t even say “oh hey, you are only 37 cents under for the coupon. Would you like to add a candy bar to get it?” I understand that this guy could probably care less… but it would’ve been the nice thing to do. Everyone else working there has done it on many occasions the past six or more years I’ve been going here. I am not one to have them refund, re scan everything, to add a candy bar and get a coupon but it did not make me very happy. But besides this experience I haven’t had too many problems. Mainly everyone there is very kind. Just check the dates on food items because sometimes they are stale.”
2016 Millennium Blvd, Cortland OH 44410
“I wanted to leave a nice review for the bakery at Walmart in cortland Ohio. Nicole at the bakery did such a wonderful job on our daughters birthday unicorn cupcake cake & I think she deserves a shout out!! Thankyou!!! So much!!! ❤️??❤️??”
2016 Millennium Boulevard Ste A, Cortland OH 44410
“You're probably wondering why I am rating a Walmart. Well, I tell you because I really pay attention to the items they carry and the quality and prices compared to Giant Eagle and other grocery stores. I've recently noticed they have put out more take and heat one serving and family meals in the deli selection. They are priced a bit lower than Giant Eagle and are super convenient and beat fast food or pizza when you want something that tastes like you actually did cook! Also, very pleased with the protein snack packs by the fruit section. Some are priced under $3! Comparable healthy snack options at gas station or Starbucks are nearly twice that much. Lastly, (and I don't know why but just keep it coming), they have started offering Salmon Poke bowls, smoked candied Salmon and today, (for the first time ever), Seaweed salad!!! I'm wondering, (and I'm being serious), if demographics are changing since Ultim Cell opened and seems like more Asian community growing in Warren or at least more travelers here and somehow someone in corporate is offering more fish and variety of items you would only see on the coast, specialty food stores, or urban areas. Inquiring minds want to know? Either way I will probably go spend $40 and buy up the candied salmon and freeze some. If you've never had it you're missing out. I'm still shocked about the Seaweed salad, and to think it all started with the Poke bowls. Walmart you are doing pretty dang good. Thank you for supplying me with foods I miss from the West Coast. I'm starting to feel a little special.”
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