Terrible customer service. We asked where a product was and the lady at the register said Don't…read moreknow, look over there. I looked and couldn't find it, so I said can you please ask someone. So she came over and said I don't see it. Then she asked someone for help. This other very curt rude lady came over and reluctantly asked what I wanted. She looked and pointed right there as she walked away angry, like I really was bothering her. She should get a different job where she isn't around people. You don't treat customers like that. Walgreens needs to train their people better customer service and maybe even act like they enjoy their job. Maybe even try to smile. This was Sunday morning 11/9, at 9:15 AM. There was Maybe 2 other people in the store. It's not like they were busy. That is the last time I will go to Walgreens.

I'm really frustrated with Walgreens at the moment that I can't even think calmly to write this…read morereview. Walgreens needs to do a better job on how they refill prescriptions. I don't get why they have to call the doctor's office to confirm a refill which that doctor approved of months ago by sending that prescription with multiple refills. I see my doctor almost once every month, unless I have insurance problems or can't get a day off of work which is rare. I would understand if they were filling an opioid drug that someone can use to get high with, yes call make sure the doctor wrote the prescription or still wants the patient taking the meds. They have fallen behind a whole month before because they would try getting my doctor to confirm a refill, but since my doctor sent the monthly prescription, they won't approve a refill, which in return tells Walgreens not to fill anything. Then when I finally find out what the issue is, it takes me a couple of days to get in touch with my doctor's office since they aren't in everyday. Even my doctor's office doesn't understand why they need to call them to get an approval for a refill. The good things about Walgreens is the pharmacy is open everyday. Plus they send text messages when prescriptions are being filled or if something is wrong with the prescription. It looks like they're always busy, always moving. I know it's not the workers who are the problem, it's Walgreens all together and their rules and or policies. They also have a drive thru to pick up the meds, but I've only done that when there's no line, but even then I try to go inside.

This location is one of the only places to get a Mountain Dewey slushy! Yay!!!!…read more As far as convenience stores go, it's your normal store, but the Mountain Dew slushie makes this a stop for us whenever we go to the drive in theater nearby.

Good local market clean good selection of munchies great morning stop for coffee very popular with…read morethe locals friendly people popular lottery and beer stop lol good prices

This Walgreens is super close to me so I end up popping in for anything from meds to picture prints…read moreto bandaids to nail polish, etc. I've always had a pleasant experience and I always see the same cashier woman who is friendly.

This is strictly for pharmacy, specifically "pharmacy tech" Ashley…read more I rarely write Yelp reviews, but my experience at the Walgreens pharmacy drive-thru was so disappointing that I felt compelled to share it. I approached the interaction with a friendly attitude and treated the pharmacy technician with respect from the start. As someone with a college degree and several years of customer service experience, I understand that not every day is easy and that customer-facing jobs can be challenging. However, there is never an excuse for treating customers with the level of disrespect that I experienced. From the beginning, I was met with an unnecessarily rude, dismissive, and unprofessional attitude. Instead of offering basic courtesy and assistance, the technician was confrontational, careless, and showed no concern for how she was speaking to a customer. What was most shocking was her complete lack of remorse. When I expressed my concern, she casually displayed her badge information as if she was completely unbothered by the possibility of a complaint. That level of indifference makes me question whether this is a recurring issue. If this is how customers are routinely treated, it reflects very poorly on Walgreens and its commitment to customer care. Customer service matters, especially in a healthcare setting where patients may already be dealing with stressful or sensitive situations. Based on this interaction, it is clear that this employee would benefit from additional customer service training and coaching on professional communication. No customer should be made to feel unwelcome or disrespected when seeking assistance with their prescriptions. As a result of this experience, I will be transferring my family's prescriptions elsewhere. I am extremely disappointed and sincerely hope management addresses this issue before more customers have a similar experience.

Great job with customer service, prices were also low and affordable!!! Love what they have done…read morewith the place!

From the owner: Summerland liquor under new ownership and management welcomes you all to a nice and clean shopping…read moreexperience at our convenient store/Liquor store We carry a nice selection of Liquor, Beer, beverages, sodas, cigarettes, groceries, lottery and more. Skip the long lines and come check us out

1.1.23 1pm Did not ask for the name of the girl who was…read morehelping me but overall she was very friendly and very helpful Helped me a price match on the app with no hassle With an attitude that makes you want to return Was able to find what I needed because one of the guys inside the store literally walk me over to what I asked for With a very good attitude and I really appreciate that. Thanks to your whole team. Happy New Year

Ms Tanya likes to profile all shoppers who come in. Without missing a beat she immediately becomes…read moreannoyed and passive aggressive towards young adults. Claiming they aren't buying "anything". I just don't understand how anyone can tolerate the disrespect from a grown adult who has no business watching a teenagers every move. This pathetic excuse of a woman needs to rethink her life choices and immediately resign from her position if she is going to continue to target students based on their appearance. I do not recommend this location.

I came at 2:30 am and it says open 24 hours, but the door is locked for no reason and I knocked and…read morehe didn't speak english. I asked what time they were open and why they weren't and he didn't answer my question, shakes his head and walked away. I'm so mad not going to lie. Do not come here.

Lady at the counter greeted me as she was scanning my items but she bagged the groceries of the man…read morebehind me automatically and without asking him--while not even asking me if I needed a bag let alone bagging mine--speaks of a discriminatory mindset: upon what I don't know but that her on the job conduct causes a cash-paying customer to both notice and contemplate such a subject is a problem.

My experience at WinCo today was met with a sour note…read more I tried a free sample, came back to return the bag that I was originally going to purchase, and then explained it was because I wanted another option. They kindly told me which aisle the other options were, but they also asked me to bring back the product they ran out for samples for. I expressed I was personally in a rush because my party was at check out, also on a schedule. I couldn't find it, so I told them and they asked for me to stay put to man the station while they went to grab it. I see a few problems with this approach. Firstly, it puts a lot of pressure on me, a customer, to bring back the right product. WinCo is big and I couldn't find the product. Secondly, they should have had an employee be back up to look after the station, and not a customer that was wanting to leave. This is also a lesson learned for myself because I personally should have said "no" to the asks to begin with. In terms of groceries, I was impressed by the variety. However, I wouldn't say it's the best priced as most items are by the pound. Some items are obvious good deals, like 25lb of carrots for $11 and $0.33 per ear of sweet corn. The interior is simple with no theatrics. A huge variety of products on display. However, if you're looking for a specific product, that's difficult as evident from my experience. Lastly, they have a Pokémon Center vending machine. I purchased a few available packs but my last pack was never dropped down. WinCo doesn't manage the machine as its third party, so I had to call the number on the machine for a refund. It was inconvenient to say the least. Overall, I think this is a great grocery store for the community. However, boundaries must be set with employees' expectations of customers.

This was the first time I came here for cooked food. I was on Yelp trying to find crispy fried…read morechicken. Not chicken fingers, real chicken pieces. My bad! I was actually driving and I happened to be driving by WINCO. I remembered seeing a long line of customers waiting at the small section of the butchers area. They were waiting for of all things, fried chicken! I made a right turn into the parking lot and got in line!!!!! I will never go to another restaurant again for fried chicken. It could have been crispier (I just popped it into the air fryer for a few minutes and it was perfect,

7-Eleven located in the city of Bellflower on Artesia and Clark right off the freeway. Pretty good…read moreconvenient area parking somewhat OK inside is pretty good I like it get you a big gulp something fresh some snacks so we could spot before you jump on the freeway or when you exit the freeway, get you some fresh coffee to go please check them out if you haven't been there done Artesia and Clark right at the corner, give them a try we did we enjoyed it. Prices is pretty good to average 7-Eleven right there. You can get your hotdog a drink, soda, water, everything's there snacks chips you name it you know so get cigarettes play lotto it's all here.

Keep an eye out when paying for your stuff bc instead of letting me put in my number for rewards,…read moreI'm pretty sure the male employee at the register just puts his number in for customer purchases. I didn't get a chance to put my number in, but while I was paying he was pushing a bunch of buttons and the screen said "you have (5 thousand something) points available." Sketchy thing to do without even giving customers the chance to enter/use their rewards.