I stopped by the store today to pick up some skincare I ordered through their app. It was my first…read moretime using the in‑app order and store pickup option, and honestly, it couldn't have been easier. I walked into customer service and my package was already waiting for me. Plenty of parking, no checkout lines, super quick and convenient -- definitely using this option again.

I feel so bad for the staff at the pharmacy. They are always understaffed and we are stuck waiting…read moreforever. They always get the job done but damn it's a long wait. For 2 prescriptions this week I had to wait 3 hours for them to be filled and 45 minutes in line just to get them. I feel so sorry for the very kind old pharm tech who is always moving and helping. He truly runs this place.

I like that this pharmacy is open until 6pm on days that they're open. I do not like that they are…read moreclosed on the weekends. This is not a full-sized retail location so the most you can pick up in addition to your prescription(s) are some snacks and greeting cards.

- I don't like Walgreens in general, but this place is ok -…read more This location is inside of the overlake hospital, so there're many patients that get their meds here. However, I usually don't need to wait for a long time when I come here around 2-3pm when it's slow. There's a Starbucks next to it, so you can grab coffee/pastry while you wait for your med if it takes forever. I think the longest wait that I've had there was like 15 minutes, but it was killing me already... I don't understand why that happened when they emailed you about it's ready to be picked up... definitely not READY for sure.. oh well, it's ok when you compare to the other places.

I want yo write this one because they have one of the best service in town regarding medications…read more They are friendly, and helpful. I remember walking in for a pair of so is, and the lady took time to help me to find the best, and most comfortable support (they were compression socks). They also have a drive through when you just want yo pick up prescription. But there's plenty of parking. They have lots of cute little things to purchase :) Anout price i think th3y are around the same.

The pharmacy staff are very knowledgeable and helpful and for a small business there is a large…read moreselection of cards, gifts, toys and jewelry and their prices are very reasonable. Love this store!!!!

What makes this particular QFC shine are its people. Mary, Richard, Laura, Bailey, Janset, Hailey,…read moreAudrey, Stephen, Rachel--and many others--all make us feel welcome and that we matter. I wish more places of business created an environment in which their employees felt they could be themselves the way that this QFC does. It makes shopping there a pleasure when the employees seem happy and interact with customers in a genuine and lighthearted way. I'm sure it's not all roses all the time--it's still a job, of course--but who says work has to be pure hell all the time? Thanks QFC!

This grocery store has fresh produce and slightly better pricing than Safeway on produce and…read morenatural food products. The issue I have is with the employees. Sometimes I get nice, polite cashiers and others complete stone cold and rude. Most of the employees are Caucasian (probably due to the local population). I am a person of Color. Ironically there is one POC employee, a young tall man, I believe is Indian, who played Chicken with me with his large utility cart used for stocking shelves. He blocked me in an aisle where there is room for only one. It was him and his large cart vs. me and my small shopping cart. He pressed forward, forcing me to backup. Wow incredibly rude and disrespectful.

My husband and I were traveling through on a little getaway and stopped by to get a bite to eat…read more And in much need of a restroom. The bathrooms were disgusting to say it nicely. No toilet paper, poop smears in the stahl, garbage cans overflowing, nothing to dry hands with, and the door was very dirty. It's hard to believe after what the world has gone through with disease and sickness that this still takes place.

Located in downtown Bellevue, this CVS is hidden away in a corner of the Meyden apartment complex…read more(built in 2016), which provides it needed indoor car parking and ready supply of customers. Inside, it uses a simple rectangular one-story space to provide easy to navigate aisles. There were only a few items that were behind lock/key, allowing us to easily find, grab, and pay for our searched items without waiting for anybody.

Banks are open, grocery stores open, hair solons open, restaurants open : But is CVS pharmacy open…read moreduring the lunch hour? NOOOOOOO! I'll bet the CVS employees even go to other (open) business's, while they are closed! Shame on them for taking advantage of a business that is customer focused and open during business hours.

Slow, inefficient, and rude, this is definitely the worst pharmacy I've ever been to…read more The first problem is mostly in optics. This pharmacy is open and exposed to the customers and some of the store, and as such you can really get a sense of how inefficient it is. There's often more than five people working here but many of them just seem to be standing around working on "something" while one or two max are actively helping customers. Maybe it's just that this particular pharmacy services more clients or something but compared to nearly every other place I've ever got my drugs from where there are like one or two people visibly working in the department, this one has like 3X the people but is three times slower. 90% of the time you're going to be waiting 10+ minutes to get helped. Everything takes forever. Once you finally get up the counter, despite you having a notice that your prescription is ready for pickup you're occasionally going to have wait an additional 15-30 minutes because apparently it won't be after all. And then there's the attitude of some of the people working there. On three separate occasions I've heard people working there been audible combative with customers on the phone or to the in person patrons, all in earshot of everyone in line. A few days ago an old guy was complaining quite reasonably in the general spirit of what I've described above and some guy in the desk behind the counter very loudly scolded him: "We are facing numerous organizational and personnel challenges right now and your attitude isn't helping. I've had six people quit on me recently." This guy should be fired NOW because if he's going to work in customer service he needs to grow up immediately.

It was an awesome shopping experience. The service was great and gave plenty of free parking.read more