“Review update. When I moved to this town I had the Walmart,+ app and I used it one day to have my groceries delivered. I live less than 10 mi away and they wouldn't deliver groceries. When I make a grocery list. I use there app to check prices and see if what I need is in stock. But I will not buy ground hamburger meat there. It does not taste right. My attitude has not changed. I prefer butcher block grocery store to get my fresh meat. I love their fresh daily cooked rotisserie chicken. Produce is pretty fresh. They're salads are great. And they have the flavor of nicotine lozenges that I like. They just finished a reset at the store. Now they just need to update the app. To put the right product on the right aisle. On the right shelf. And seriously why put crackers and toilet paper on the same aisle. I like where they move the dog food section. They're not hidden amongst children's toys anymore. Conveniently located. If you're using the app to shop for shoes. Double check those prices. The app might say $14.99. And it's priced $30 on the shelf. That is an in-app purchase online offer. So I grabbed the right size pair of shoes that I wanted to purchase. Use the app and I walked those shoes up to customer service and checked out. And continued shopping.”
“New Boston tx TSC is always on point. They always have what I need when I need it. Store is clean and employees are helpful and courteous. I often visit Texarkana store because its on my way home and they are close, but there is a difference in town and country store. The country store (New Boston) seems to have in stock more of what I use weekly.”
“Love shopping at this Walmart, I seem to always fine what I'm looking for, I've never have or had any problems with the employees they seem to help me when I need or ask for helpAgain Love shopping there and I'ved recommended it to all my family members”
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