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Walmart Medicine Hat Supercentre

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2051 Strachan Rd SE, Medicine Hat, Alberta, T1B 0G4, Canada
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Dec 2, 2018
There was an amazing amount of people in the store today. It was so many people there, the parking lot was full and it looked like everyone from the city of Cambridge was there; however, the staff working the tills were doing a great job processing all of the customers. Awesome job! :-)

Oct 9, 2018
The 5 stars is for the pharmacy. It doesn't matter how busy Mike is, he will stop to help customers. I have had some consultations with him and he is very clear on my prescriptions. I also really like the girls that work this department as well. They have been there for years, know their stuff and are so friendly. Always say hello if they see me in the isle. The rest of the store is so-so. Toy department is not so good in my opinion. I do find their prices good but sometimes products are not fresh. Bought some walnuts there a few weeks ago and I think they may have been left over from last Xmas - they were horrible inside. I prefer other places for my groceries but I DEFINATELY think the pharmacy is one of the best in the city. Thanks Mike to you and your department staff for always making my visits there a pleasure. Liz

Nov 20, 2018
Decent Walmart, with standard selection. The self-checkout makes checking out significantly faster. Pretty hard to find help during the day when it's busy, but much better at night when it's less busy.

Nov 20, 2018
went to this store today (the one in smart centers Cambridge) and I had the worst customer service by two different women. First I went to the electronics to buy a Pokemon let's go Pokemon ball that I put on hold. They said they would hold it up to 2 hours and their was only 3 left in store. I went in and said it was on hold. She didn't even check my name or anything, didn't even know what I was talking about until my boyfriend explained what it was in full detail & then she just grabbed one and sold it to me. If you don't know what electronics are, maybe you shouldn't be working in that section of the store? All while two young men were standing there doing nothing because they only did the cellphone booth. So we walked around the store some more and went to the front with our purchases. We only had cash so we couldn't use their self check out. We went up to this woman who was so rude it was just sad. Who I assume is a manager or some higher up came and brought in a new employee and said the lady had to train her. She didn't even say anything. Just stared at him with an obnoxious face while he was explaining that she needs to let her watch and learn. The poor girl saw her reaction and she looked nervous and probably didn't want to be left with this woman to train her. Was just an over all bad experience with these incredibly rude women they have working here

Sep 11, 2018
I'm so disappointed in Walmart for years it has been going downhill have you noticed there is no Express Lane's anymore they replace them with self-checkout so more people lost their jobs then they keep changing the bloody store around and can't find anything anymore have you noticed the price of kids shoes it has gone up dramatically still same crappy quality better off getting a better quality name brand shoe and pay an extra 5 $10 I used to love Walmart but I'm quickly changing that view.

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Tue:7 am - 11 pm
Wed:7 am - 11 pm
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