Walmart

A lot of Filipinas and Filipinos work here, some stole some money from me a while back pretend to be the mob and tried to strong arm me into doing illegal deeds so that I have had to steal to eat. Luckily for me I always pay business back if I ever steal food. Literally kn cash, just like I did with Safeway after cleaning their whole parking lot and Walmart too.

It's not the average Walmart one might expect. There's little fresh fruit and vegetables section as well as meats and the canned and cereals and grain isles are bout the size of a regular walmart's sportings good section. The rest is what one would normally see in a Walmart. The largely philipino employees are aired with the attitude that you're not welcomed on Kodiak of the phillipines . There's a Safeway right next to Walmart has everything Walmart would have except the prices expect to pay around $200.00 for a couple brown bags worth of groceries as if chickens, cows etc can't be raised in Alaska. And that's including seafoods though Alaska is the source of much of the seafood united statesians consume. Go figure sounds like price gouging.

A nice little Walmart, smaller than your average supercenter but still pretty well stocked. They have some cool souvenir-type shirts and things. We couldn't find a couple things though, don't expect exotic ingredients.

Okay place but, milk was a couple days from expiring, Safeway has better food choices and prices. They don't sell beer. Had a hard time understanding the English of a couple employees. I was hurried by a cashier rudely which was not awesome. If you go for anything that may expire like ice cream, etc. check the dates.

I struggled to find what I needed despite it being a tiny Walmart. The bear by the subway is cool though.