Warner Robins Place — Local services in Warner Robins

Always a line of customers waiting to be ranged-up at the register. Cashiers are either chatting with each other or holding up the line by having conversations with the patrons, and the store is forever altering it planogram and relocating items. YOU CAN NEVER FIND ANYTHING! I thought stocking shelves, rearranging the store, and performing price checks, were tasks normally completed late at night or in the wee early morning hours (BEFORE the break of day); NOT AT THE BUSIEST TIME OF DAY. This Wal-Mart is never fully stocked. Why do you even permit yourself to run out??? Do you have any one performing inventory?Usually when I purchase a item from Walmart, I have to wait two to three months before I see it on your shelves again. Oh and by the way, "Have you stopped selling Oh's cereal?" I think I see a pattern here😒... When you want to raise your prices, you take the item off the shelves for a while and restock them at a higher price, right??? As you can see, I am not a happy camper...

Hi, today is a beautiful day, like every day in Warner Robins, Ga. It's wonderful to live in Houston county, Georgia and to shop in Warner Robins Place, Gallery Mall and Plaza's. It's always refreshing to enjoy this International Middle Georgia area. Perry is the County seat of Houston County. Warner Robins is like the iconic icing on the cake; by which both cities and the surrounding suburbs are to be marveled. This area is the best representation of Southern Living. The people here are friendly and all the Schools in the County is second to none in cities any where. Also, there are lots of Hotels to accommodate you while you scout out your new home if you're considering to make Houston County your new home. I hope this review is helpful to aid you and urge you to come live here also to blend in and enjoy the southern hospitality. Hey, don't just think about it, visit, you are always,...

It's WalMart. Its what you'd expect from a company that mistreats it's employees so badly. I only go in there a few times a year anymore. I used to go in almost daily. The last time I was there, something happened that reinforced my past experiences. As I stepped up to the self checkout, I noticed there was money in the dispenser. I stepped back, got the attention of the customer service rep, then saw the woman who left it there returning for it. I laughed and told her "I knew it wasn't mine!" She didn't even return so much as a glance my way. I thought it was sort of strange, but didn't dwell on it. As I left the store, I looked at the broom closet at the entrance...and guess who was coming out of it. That's right. The woman who left the change. I said hello...and guess what. She still didn't acknowledge me. But I don't care, as I said... I only go in a few...