1001 N Interstate 35 E Rd, DeSoto TX 75115
“Why is the staff always funny? It’s like this location attracts naturally funny people. Even the security. Someone open up an after hours comedy club for the staff. I always go in a little overwhelmed by the selection but there’s always an employee somewhere saying something that just makes me giggle. Edit (3/31/26): My elderly mother (she is Mexican) called me crying after leaving this location. She said the cashiers were all nice and chatty to everyone but when she went to check out the lady wouldn’t look at her or speak. She says it was like they were only being nice to black people and white people. I’m middle eastern (adopted) and I have never personally had an issue, This one confuses me but I figured I’d add this to my review because I trust my mother. She’s not a Karen type. She’s just a sensitive and friendly elderly woman.”
951 W Belt Line Rd, DeSoto TX 75115
“I just spoke with Brian at The Desoto location on Beltline. Man this guy took his time and explained how to order tires online and make sure to select Walmart and not the third party. Just to make sure you get what you are paying for. AWESOME SERVICE. GIVE BRIAN A BIG BONUS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SUPPORT BRIAN.”
951 W Belt Line Rd, DeSoto TX 75115
“This was my first time filing my prescription at this location. Amber provided excellent customer service over the phone. She was both compassionate and professional in providing service. I really needed my medicine, she went above and beyond to make sure I could get it.”
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