This is a review for the resort -- have wanted to stay in Temecula at a hotel in the vineyards with…read morea pool. Stayed in a room in the Tower, and probably would have preferred one in the Villas for an additional cost. The room was a corner unit and larger than I expected with a view of the vineyard. The amenities were decent with a Keurig coffee maker, mini fridge, desk area, loveseat and king bed. Would have been nice to have a robe. Nice balcony, and actually saw a hot air balloon land in the nearby parking lot! Pool area was decent with lots of lounge chairs and a few cabanas. They do have room service, plenty of parking, on-site spa (did not try), and a wine tasting room (did not try) near the restaurant ... separated from the hotel. The decor in the lobby area is a little dated, but neat and clean -- front desk staff were very friendly.

First stop on our wine tour. The guy that helped us was on Point with his dry and sweet wine…read moreknowledge. He went through his little tutorial of each wine, what was in it, what you could smell or taste. My daughter asked him about stronger wine's which he was happy to go into detail about. They had a barrel wine, which my daughter loved, then I had to ask "hey do you have a port". Yes they do, a delicious, exquisite, red port and a white port. I purchased one. Oh and the little shareable menu please try their homemade hummus. It was delicious. I will be coming back here for our anniversary to stay at one of the villa's. And don't forget to stop in the gift shop there were so many cute things in there.

I came to Walgreens to have some lab work done, and overall, I've had consistently positive…read moreexperiences at this location. One important tip: try your best to arrive before 2:45 PM--and honestly, even that may be cutting it close. On my most recent visit, I checked in around 2:40 PM and was informed that they wouldn't be able to accommodate me that day. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful, though, and they referred me to another nearby location. Unfortunately, when I arrived there, the line was even longer, and they were unable to fit me in as well. Despite that experience, I still prefer getting my labs done at this Walgreens because the process is usually quick and efficient. Check-in is simple, and when timing works out, I'm generally in and out without any hassle. A few helpful tips for first-time visitors..... -Bring your photo ID and insurance card. -If you have a lab requisition from your physician, bring it with you. -If your provider submitted the order electronically, they can typically pull it up in their system. I've never had any issues receiving my lab results, and the staff have always been professional and courteous. My only suggestion would be to consider accommodating patients who have already checked in before the cutoff time, especially those who arrive before the 15-minute mark leading up to closing. It can be disappointing to complete the check-in process only to learn there isn't enough time to be seen. Overall, this is still one of my preferred locations for lab work because of the friendly staff and efficient service. If you're in the area and need labs done, just plan to arrive early and you should have a smooth experience. As always, you can thank me later!

3.5 rating I went here to get some shots for my out of…read morecountry travel. I made an appointment and when I arrived I checked in with the code and stood in line. Apparently it didn't register after I submitted my info but that's okay, I still had to wait about 20 more minutes. I was there at least an hour after my appointment. I understand they were short staff but it would have been nice to not have to wait that long. I have to say though they were very nice to me and I was very patient.

I had a disappointing experience with Niurka. I came in originally for a root bleach. The stylist…read moretold me my hair was too weak for additional bleach, so I change my decision and showed a clear photo of exactly what I wanted to avoid additional bleach. She never explained that the result would look completely different from the photo. I ended up with something nothing like what I asked for and still paid $150 for it. When I expressed my concerns, she said it was "pretty," but that doesn't change that it wasn't what I requested. She offered for me to come back, but after this experience, the trust isn't there. She also required me to pay through Venmo as a Friends payment even though this was a business service, which leaves customers without any protection. If this happens to you, you can report it directly to Venmo, and you can submit concerns about improper business practices through the IRS's public tip form.(IRS Form 3949-A -- Information Referral) Based on my experience, I wouldn't return.

I had a baleyage done with Anais. I was very stressed out about trying a new hairstylist, but she…read morewas very professional and kind, and she gave me the best hair color that I've ever had. I was afraid of any breakage, but my hair looked even healthier after she was done with it. She was very patient and caring and she also gave me a free hair mask which was very kind of her. Definitely recommend her to all my friends and family. 10/10

I really liked this place because it's like I am in a Japanese store Which is kinda cool 5 starsread more

Very cute and cool I really like this place and it's very local to me and I would recommend very…read moremuch and I think it's very cool and my friends really like it

I am giving this Walgreens a great review because of Leo in the photo department who was a…read moretremendous help to me. The machine or my phone I don't know which was not working. Leo figured out an ingenious way to help me. He really cared and this photo is a Christmas gift. Thank you Leo for your personal time and care. It made my morning which had not been good.

Pharmacy. VERY rude. No smile no friendliness. Takes forever to collect meds. Employees look more…read moredepressed than the sick ppl in line waiting for their meds. They will cut you off half way the sentence too as if they don't give a crap. Amazon is starting online pharmacy I don't see them being around too long. Horrible experience.

I just switched to this location and there was a mix up with my prescriptions. They were filled at…read morethe old location so Midway pharmacy couldn't fill them until prescriptions were transferred to Midway. Pharmacist offered to do this for me and everything was straightened out within an hour. There was a long line but service was excellent!

I had a really upsetting and uncomfortable experience at this Walgreens. I went in to purchase a…read more10-pack of insulin syringes -- something Walgreens clearly states on their own website is allowed in California without a prescription, as long as you're purchasing 30 or fewer. I was simply picking them up for a family member. When I got to the staff at the pharmacy register, I greeted them and then stated if I can purchase a bag of insulin syringes for my family member. I was looked up and down by the employee, who then walked over to the pharmacist. He came back and told me they couldn't sell the syringes to me unless I had that family member's prescription. I wasn't there to debate policies -- I was doing a favor for a diabetic family member and felt completely judged and dismissed in the process. Feeling embarrassed and confused, I checked Walgreens' website outside, and sure enough -- it says in plain English that in California, syringes can be sold over the counter without a prescription, up to 30 units. I went back in and spoke to a manager, showed them the policy, and all they could do was point to the small print that says it's "ultimately up to the pharmacist's discretion." Here's the bigger issue: this location is surrounded by a large homeless population, and I understand the concern about selling syringes to individuals struggling with addiction. But even denying clean needles to addicts does more harm than good. A policy like this, when enforced without context or compassion, isn't protective -- it's dangerous. This pharmacist has either deprived a diabetic of life-saving medical supplies, or pushed a desperate addict closer to sharing a potentially disease-infected syringe just to survive another day. Either way, it's a failure in basic public health ethics. Denial doesn't stop drug use -- it just makes it riskier and more inhumane. If Walgreens wants to empower its pharmacists to make case-by-case decisions, fine -- but don't advertise clear and accessible over-the-counter availability if the actual in-store experience is entirely different. This experience was humiliating, harmful, and disappointing.

They are very professional and efficient. Would highly recommend. After going through a bad…read moreexperience with another pharmacy I was so impressed by their ability to deliver excellent results. Thank you

I went into this Walgreens to pick up EMERGENCY Diabetic meds as my GL spiked, plus it was hot…read moreoutside. Was having a ned emergency including headaches and loss of vision. I WAS TREATED AS AN UNLIMITED ATM. Finally got the Novalog, however was unable to get the needed needles to inject the life saving insulin. 1 week later, Zero followup from Wallgreens. Oh did I mention I was told to come back in 1-2 hours since they was going to lunch? I remember Walgreens "lunch counter" getting shakes and Icecream. Today's mentality is Walgreens take your and your insurance's money, then you get attitude of how the patient should be thankful we are allowed to shop there. I have tons to say. However, NEVER allow anyone to bully you or make you feel you are inferior and the patient/client needs to earn or accept poor service. 1726 Superior Ave Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Should have STAYED a TOWER RECORDS.