Walmart Supercenter UNIONTOWN - Hours, Reviews & Deals

Had to make a return. A few pair of pants & shirts without a problem & bought a few sweatsuits. Lines were quick. On the way out I grabbed a bite to eat already cooked ready to go. The food was good & the price was great. It wasn't too crowded. The staff was very helpful & the dressing rooms were cleaned.

1. Phone contact failure Tried calling the store and was hung up on 9 times in a row. No "hello" or anything, just "click" after 2-3 rings. I’ve never called this store before. This was at 8:07 PM on 12/30/25, using menu option 0 for the store operator. 2. In-store return incompetence At about 5:40 PM on 12/30/25, I went to the service desk to return a mini fridge I purchased online. I had the online return code pulled up on my phone and was following Walmart’s instructions. As soon as I turned the corner (about 10 feet away), the employee behind the desk stated, “I don’t think you can return that,” without asking for the item, the barcode, or any details. She identified herself as the manager, and ostensibly based her hasty judgment on my appearance. I then waited roughly 15 minutes while she went to the back and offered changing explanations and demanded more information that I didn't have or need. The interaction was unnecessarily obstructive, like pulling teeth with a pair of tweezers. Yeah, I dropped the f-bomb at that point. After watching her stand there and state out loud how "You wouldn't believe what some people try to get away with" like I was some kind of thief, I left and drove 15 minutes to another Walmart, where the same return was processed in UNDER 20 SECONDS, no additional information required. 3. No clear management accountability While I was waiting, other customers asked to speak with a manager and were told that whichever employee happened to be at the service desk was the manager. Everyone was pretending to be each other's manager. I watched different employees give conflicting explanations that didn’t even apply to the products involved, to get out of doing any work. It was impossible to determine who actually had authority, and no one appeared accountable.