Walmart Supercenter de Suffolk, VA (2025)

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Michelle M.

I typically try to avoid Walmarts due to their customer service. If I do go, I’ve always only gone to the one on College Drive as they tend to be cleaner and more attentive comparatively; however, they really disappointed me today.
I came in hoping to purchase a bike to surprise my graduating 5^th grader today. There was a bike on line that stated I could pickup at this location today. I first wanted to see and «feel» it before purchasing. There weren’t any on display in the bike section so I asked for assistance. The individual was willing to help by walking me to the garden center where add’l bikes were on display and also checked in the back several times but wasn’t able to locate it. She said the online system isn’t always kept current. After close to an hour of looking and debating on spending more on another model I chose to leave.
When I walked out, is when I spotted three of the bikes sitting in a line of bikes locked up in the front of the store. By the time I got through the customer service line and told the rep that I was interested in a bike outside. She passed me on to another female who with all seriousness said «we can’t go out there, oh no, I’m not getting a bike» (it was drizzling). She then disappeared behind a door and when she emerged a few minutes later I told her if she wants to just give me the key I’ll unlock it and bring it in. And she said «I can’t do that» and then walked off to assist at other registers. Having spent way too much time waiting, I walked up to her and said never mind, then she asked «are you sure?» as if she was actually concerned.

Sandra L.

As far as Walmart goes it’s okay. The parking lot is dirty and it is not as neat as it should be for shopping.

Guy E.

The deli staff here are the most ignorant, surly bunch you will ever meet. They can stand around doing nothing and ignoring customers more than even Food Lion, and that is saying a lot. They have avoiding eye contact down to a science.

Holly P.

I like this Walmart me and my husband go to this one all the time great service I don’t think I’ve ever had to wait forever in a line to check out always a good selection it is the only Walmart nearby that my mom does not get hassled about her service dog I pretty much know the store where everything is but when I don’t and I have to get help from an employee they are quick to help and very nice

Matt G.

All I can do is laugh at this establishment. I came to get an oil change and the woman behind the counter could not find a book that tells what kind of oil your car needs. After 15 minute of them searching, I finally googled my car’s manual and gave it to them. Wasn’t too bad, I understand what it’s like when everything is out of your control and all you can do is look.
So I did that and I decided to walk around the store, and just browse. I walk through an isle and an older employee comes my way and I get out of the way apologizing and saying excuse me. He says under his breath «f*** out of here» and continued on his way helping his customer. It feels amazing putting my hard earned money towards a store I get cussed at for a simple excuse me (sarcasm).
I don’t know if Walmart feeds their employees something that makes them this way, but they should get to know some of these people before they hire them. There’s a Kroger right up the street that’ll tell me I’m fine or even say excuse them!
By the way, there’s a lot of workers that stand around socializing but there’s only 4 lanes open and they’re all backed up to the clothing departments. I’d rather personally pay someone $ 10 for two minutes of their time to check out 3 of my items that cost less than $ 15.
2 stars (and that’s being generous).

Russell S.

Thank god for the new Krogers Marketplace around the corner. I could go on about this Walmart, but I will list the things that are an issue with me in hopes they read this and fix their problems. I’ll be nice and list the pros 1^st.
Pros:
–Clean
–Parking
–Redbox
–A few recognizable faces. Just a few.
Cons:
–Products w/​o pricing (consistently)
–Produce is lacking. Always out of something.
–Produce is never fresh nor does it last once at home.
–Produce selection.
–Employees seem to shy away from answering questions or want to perform customer service. (Example: it’s always «not my section» for an answer… vise, «let me help you find someone who can help you»)
–Something like 30 lanes and only 5 open. Not including the DIY lanes.
–Lack of price checking stations. You have to walk 100 feet to price check. Would not be a big deal if they would just place prices next to products.
–Organization: I honestly think they have their employees organize shelves once a week. Go to housewares in the plastic food storage area for example. Products everywhere, usually never where they belong… never with matching prices.
I understand this is a big store, but I don’t see all these issues at the Chesapeake Square location… nor at other local stores. I’m sure employee pay has to do with part it. IE… if you pay low, then your employees don’t have pride in their work. It shows here!

Garrett A.

Great prices great products and great pharmacy that accepts most insurances. ITS ALL THERE!

Dennis R.

Short visit to Mr. Drucker’s General Store to look for a single item. Alas, it seems I picked the day that there was a local reunion of the People of Walmart site.
Crowded. Loud. When we got to the aisle area of the item we were looking for, lots of open unstocked space.
It’s is a shame that Walmart wants to take over the world. We deserve better than this.

Stephanie H.

What’s not to love about Wallies [that’s what I like to call it]? From rifles to ruffles, they’ve got it all in here. I like that they brought back the fabric department. It’s not as big as it was years ago, but it’s pretty decent. I come to this location often because it’s close. Believe it or not, the prices at this particular location are cheaper than the locations on Ring Road, Tidewater Drive and Frederick Blvd. Staff, some friendly, some not — people that’s everywhere!

Vance S.

Typical Walmart nothing special. Like all Walmart’s there were not enough people working at the check-​out. Each line was long so as always I had to prepare to wait. Store was nicely stocked. Be careful of the McDonalds in this Walmart. We went there to eat and our food was not cooked to order and the fries were cold.

Maria C.

Nothing appealing about this Wal-​Mart. The only thing I do care for is the self-​check out lines. However, it is in a location where Food Lion is 3 mins away :) The employees are few… I hardly ever see anyone in the photo lab. This location is really declining… not sure why :(However…come the holiday season… everyone is working then! Get ready shoppers :)

Teressa L.

I don’t go to Walmart unless I have to. Rude employees and often very dirty store.

Bella D.

This place have severe levels of disrespect and lack of customer service skills. There was an obese stock clerk in the aisle and I was respectful of saying ‘excuse me’ and she rolled her eyes. I shook my head and went on my way. The item I was buying, she was infront of it. I shouted, «Excuse Me!». She went to the another aisle. I don’t know what her problem was. A diary or a therapist will clear it up.

Sharon H.

I go to this Walmart ALL the time. And when I say ALL the time, I mean on a weekly basis. The employees aren’t particularly friendly but Walmart has NEVER been known for friendly service. They are known for low prices, values, whatever you want to call it. I know the store like the back of my hand, so it’s very rare that I ask any of the employees anything anyway. Like all of us, I appreciate the value of a dollar, and in this economy it’s important to me to save and spend wisely. I’m a bit a biased in my review for these reasons. But, I’ve come to realize that with Walmart in general, you’ve gotta take the good with the bad.
AND NOW… MY ADVICE AS A FREQUENT SHOPPER:
Steer clear of Walmart anywhere near the first of the month, and on a Friday night. It’s packed. Go in the early morning, to mid afternoon. Say, after 3pm. The electronics department is always an alternative if the lines at the front checkout are outrageous. Be prepared to navigate slowly through the aisles to avoid kids, people, etc or those who steer their cart like a bat out of hell. All the meats are expensive here, and the fruit and vegetable section looks a bit run through. You are better off going to Farm Fresh for those items.

Amelia W.

Go here all the time.

Marv C.

Nicest Walmart in the area in my estimation… BUT…for some reason it has drastically been declining over the past year. When I moved to Suffolk in 2003, I was shocked to see this walmart. The employees were helpful and friendly and the place was clean, well-​stocked.
I dont know if the population boom in North Suffolk started to wear down this location, but now it has roaming security (not a good sign), it has gotten dirtier, and the employees look like they are just punching the time card.
And this place is not somewhere I like to go to shop for food. Too crowded. But what I hate about walmart is that their prices are just so hard to beat and that is what brings me back to face the masses of rude people.

Walter S.

Although WalMart is not one of my favorite places to shop we go each year to pickup some impatiens for a couple of big shady areas we want to fill with flowers. Although we get the bulk of our lawn & garden from Norfolk County Feed & Seed we shop the Walmart for cheap impatiens.
Walmart seem to always stick employees in the garden center who lack training in how to water the plants. Because of this there is always a markdown area with plant that are looking pretty sad. As most people know while an impatien will look very wilted from lack of water most can be rescued.
Today we dropped by and sure enough the markdown area was loaded with sad looking plants of all kinds. We picked up 9 small packs for $ 0.89 each along with a nice pink New Guinea impatien for around $ 4.00 that was a bit wilted.
A little water at home got them all looking almost great.

Lisa K.

I hate going to this Wal Mart.
It is always filthy. the employees are hanging around each other on their cell phones and are unable to answer questions. God forbid you need to know where an item is located. It will be like you are disrupting child birth for those employees.
There is a certain older cashier that definitely judges and makes check out uncomfortable.
I shouldn’t be smirked at and scoffed when purchasing condoms just because I am a younger female. (18 – 20) She treated me much differently than my friend in check out before me and the person before my friend’s check out.
I was shopping and noticed a TERRIBLE smell.
I walk down one of the aisles in electronics and there is a literal TURD lying in the middle of the floor. This was no baby poop, this bowel movement came out of a grown person. I seriously thought I was on hidden camera. I could not believe it. Employees were walking right by it. I finally went up to someone and asked them what they were going to do about the poop on the floor and they ‘didn’t know what I was talking about’. When I showed them they tried to blame it on me. Yeah. I crapped on the floor now I’m going to show you. No.
Their solution? They put a pop up ‘wet floor’ come over the log. Great solution.
When I said FILTHY I meant it.
Please also check and make sure you have ALL your bags before leaving. This wal mart is notorious for keeping your bags and not having a clue what happened to them when you come back to the store from home until you demand to see the cameras.

Ghillie V.

I go to this walmart all the time, since it’s the closest to me. I swear to you, it seems like everyone that lived in suffolk was shopping at this Walmart. I have to dodge shopping cart after shopping cart, to get to where I needed to go. All this people ready to check out and they only have like 5 registers open, what the heck?.

Tracey H.

I go to this Walmart all the time. I obviously like challenges and making things hard for myself.
How, you ask?
Last month I had an experience with the bakery section that left me very dissatisfied. Yesterday, I experienced similar in the sporting goods section.
Bakery: All I wanted was sliced bread. Easy, right? The bakery was pretty crowded, it was Saturday — understandable. I happened to be standing in the ‘line’ waiting for the meats/​deli ladies because they were the only ones behind the entire counter. After about 10 minutes one lady finally gets to me. I ask «can I get this loaf sliced please». She says «you need to go to the bakery» and simultaneously motions towards the bakery side, about 10 feet away, where clearly NOBODY is there.
So let me break this down — after waiting 10 minutes, you tell me I have to go wait again for the ghost deli person to come slice my bread for me. The LEAST that damn woman could have done was call someone out to help. Not to mention she was awfully crabby. Look, I’m sorry you’re behind the counter slicing ham and frying chicken on a Saturday afternoon. Don’t take it out on me.
Sporting Goods: This past Sunday morning was a great morning to do a little fishing. We stopped by Walmart to pick up a fishing pole and a fishing license. We go straight to the sporting good section, I find a cute fishing pole and we go to the counter to pay and grab a license. Well, nobody is there. The BF walks around to the auto service dept and asks the lady to page the sporting goods attendant to help us.
I kid you not, I started the timer on my phone to see how long it would take for someone to come by.
7 minutes later. nothing. At this point we’re both pretty peeved. All I wanted was a damn license. We ended up walking out. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to fish. Next time, we’re going to Bass Pro.