Walmart Supercenter

Roman Petrovskii 7 months ago

The area around 6005 S Eastern Ave is a practical, everyday part of Las Vegas — a place filled with small shops, local restaurants, service businesses, and offices 🙂. It’s not a tourist zone, but it’s useful if you need something specific or want to take care of errands without the noise of the Strip 🛍️🔧. The location is easy to reach, with wide roads and plenty of parking, which is a big plus in this part of the city 🚗👍. Most of the businesses here focus on convenience: food spots, beauty services, phone shops, repair places, small markets, and other local essentials 🔎💼. It’s not a flashy area, and nothing here is meant to impress. But it’s functional, calm, and reliable — the kind of place locals visit when they just need to get things done 🙂✨. Overall, 6005 S Eastern Ave is a straightforward, useful part of Las Vegas. Not exciting — but practical, quiet, and convenient for everyday needs 🌟.

M K (MK) 3 weeks ago

This is a review of their auto care department... not the store in general. I took my vehicle to this location a bit over a month ago for an oil change. A few days ago I took the same vehicle into a repair shop for a water pump replacement. The mechanics ran a diagnostic test on my vehicle they found that walmart auto center technicians put the wrong type of engine oil was in my vehicle. Now I am trying to reach the Walmart auto care coach Lamar about this issue, but no one at auto care will answer the phone. Very unprofessional. I will update this review once walmart corrects this issue... UPDATE... Thanks to ACC coach Lamar for handling this issue quickly and professionally. He fixed my issue and refunded me for the oil change. :)

Kristen Zabrowski a month ago

My hubby & I both made comments about how this Walmart was nicely laid out & impressively clean/organized compared to our local store while we stopped by to stock up on snacks & drinks for our drive home from Vegas last week. Conveniently located by the airport & only about a mile & a half from our hotel at Excalibur.

Agustin Sandoval 7 months ago

I had a pleasant experience at this Walmart. The store was clean, well organized, and easy to navigate, making it simple to find everything I needed. The shelves were well stocked, and the prices were consistent with what I expect from Walmart—good value across the board. Checkout was smooth, with both self-checkout and staffed lanes moving efficiently. The employees I interacted with were friendly and helpful, which made the visit even better. Overall, a convenient, reliable place to shop with a solid selection and a comfortable experience from start to finish.

Adam Kuhn (Adam K) 6 months ago

Was trying to return 60 bucks of clothes I got for a wedding I ended up not going to and was hasled because my id was expired. Even when showing the employee the paperwork from the dmv which is a legal form of id that says IDENTIFICATION CARD. They still wouldn't give me my money back citing store policy. The reason they wanted id was because I had lost my wallet with id along with the reciept and was waiting for the new one to come in the mail. Had to go back 3x before they would give me a refund thank God there happened to be the branch manager standing there who actually knew what the return policy because the only way I was going to leave without my money back was if they called metro and trespassed me. I read the return policy knew they were making stuff up because they thought I was a thief trying to get free money. They kept saying the policy was that it had to be in card form and they had to scan it expired one and It would come back as invalid.i know the branch manager could refuse to do a return for any reason without a reciept but dont bs me citing policy when they dont even know what the return policy even says. Im not a thief and thats how I was being treated. They should train the employees on return policy if they are gunna work in customer service. It's not like its a long read either. Then hey split my 60 refund on three different gift cards. Where do they find these people?