The staff at this particular Walgreens (Fayetteville Tn) is absolutely amazing! They are always so…read morefriendly and helpful.

Walgreens is where I go for most of my shopping. The main reason is because the employee's there…read moreare always helpful and friendly. Let me give you an idea how friendly. Twice I have had employee's pay what I lacked out of their own pockets! Two days ago I went to purchase some dog food and was $3.00 short. A customer stood behind me and the lady at the register was saying how I cared for my neighbors dogs. I said I would have to get the smaller bag but one of the employee's used his own card and mine to see if we could get a discount and then the customer behind me said he would pay it. He said it was his good deed for the day. Another time I was a dollar short and the lady working then gave me a dollar and she said it was her good deed for the day. They are such good people there at Walgreens on Huntsville Highway.

We're visiting the quaint hamlet of Pulaski Tennessee on this late spring Saturday. Pulaski is home…read moreof the world renowned Sun Drop Festival, and also home to other unsavory happenings back in the 1800s, but we're beyond that I'm hoping. The happenings on this day were of a more civil nature and consisted of a number of fair vendors setting up shop around the historic town square. Reeves Drugstore is housed in a string of old brick buildings that also line the square. Its charm is old school from the get-go. When I opened their front door and stepped in, it was like stepping back into my childhood. Immediately, I thought, dang, we had one of these in our downtown. In fact, three! Newberrys, Thrifty, and Woolworth. All had lunch counters, and all served up tasty food offerings just like Reeves. Reeves also has an ice cream counter. $1.75 for a scoop! If you're lucky, you'll get the young lady who scooped up ours. She packs it into the base of the cone before putting a generous scoop on top. My Butter Pecan cone was solid. There were plenty of pecans mixed in. Some in every bite. We didn't need any drugs on this visit. We were pretty high from the Sun Drop soda, Sun Drop cake, freeze-dried gummy bears, and of course, ice cream. But if you're in need of some kind of pill, tincture, or sundry, you'll be in good hands at Reeves. Quick Tip: The folks who work at Reeves are honest, hard-working townspeople. Polite as can be. If you're in need of some sincere southern hospitality, they'll give it by the bushel. Please give them your business, and reward them with a smile.

Friendly people, they try to get old school diner vibes but it doesn't totally hit, average food…read morebut not bad, a little pricey for the type of food, and a variety to choose from. The wrap was a little smaller than I expected. Only chip options are plain rippled or kettle. Ice cream is Mayfield I believe. We didn't partake. Have pizza option that seemed good but we got a sandwich. We wouldn't rule out coming back. Cute little pharmacy.

A family owned and run hometown drug store. They go the extra steps to help people. I had all kinds…read moreof issues with prescription and insurance company. They took and made a lot of calls to help me get my medication when chain stores would not have. They go the extra steps and treat people like family.

From the owner: Visit Carter's Drug Store in Fayetteville, TN for a selection of greeting cards, ornaments, and…read moregifts. Carter's Drug Store helps you celebrate all of life's special occasions.

Shout out to the ladies in the cosmetics dept! They know what they're doing over there, for realread more

By far, my favorite Walgreens! The store is always clean, the staff is friendly and efficient, and…read morethe pharmacy staff often know repeat customers by name.

The pharmacist went above and beyond without giving me hell for not remembering to bring my med…read morewith me on my trip from Indiana to Alabama. He over rode the system and not only did he just give me a few pills. But gave me 1/2 of the script since that was all they had. Amazing. My local one in Indiana would never ever had done this for me.

The people in the pharmacy seemed to be bothered by waiting on the customer. I find being treated…read morelike someone that is disturbing their day to be quite frustrating. If I could use Walmart I would. Insurance does not allow this option.

You couldn't ask for nicer people than the staff at Barnetts.they always take good care of us. They…read moreare the best

From the owner: We are a locally-owned pharmacy that serves the community in and around Rogersville, Alabama. We…read moreoffer friendly, reliable, and fast service. We have competitive pricing and we accept most insurance plans.

I appreciate the convenience of this Walgreens location as a downtown resident; it's nice to have…read moreone within walking distance. However, the spotty customer service makes me hesitate to recommend it at all. I've been here numerous times and experienced really rude and unprofessional service (e.g. I've personally been and seen others be judged and berated at the photo counter when picking up items "late" i.e. within a week or less of placing the order). Sometimes customer service has been nice or fine, though (e.g. one time the photo department called me when they found my photo order, which I appreciated - since when I went to pick it up the first time, they didn't find it). I return here for the location only, but I wish for a more consistently cordial (if not friendly) and efficient experience.

The Downtown Nashville Walgreens…read more In my estimation, this is the one and only Walgreens in Downtown Nashville that is accessible to Broadway. Disparate from other Walgreens that I am familiar with in major tourist centers, this location is underwhelming for alcohol and souvenirs. With regards to this review, I am using "The Daniel. S Yelp Real Time Feature" where I write from my first-hand journaling experience. "June 24, 2025: We are bound for Walgreens. Walking through the Assembly Food Hall we cut off some of the uphill climb up John Lewis Way that is bothering Dad's knees. Now walking up John Lewis Way we are passing by the historic Woolworth Theater and what looks like a Theater District. At the crest of the hill, we step inside the only downtown Nashville Walgreens. At least the only one I am familiar with near Broadway. This store is "blah" in comparison to the Walgreens that I am familiar with in major cities such as Las Vegas, Chicago, San Francisco,and Denver. Their Nashville caps are overpriced and fail to strike me. They fail to carry the bullet beer (24 ounce cans) that I want to pick up for the hotel room. However, they have cold beverages and snacks that my Dad and Brother are buying. I am headed to Starbucks for my beverage. Toi, who rings up my Dad and Brother, is a friendly and personable Cashier. When we return to the what looks like a Theater District along John Lewis Way, being empty handed of purchases allows me to photograph the Woolworth Theater." My "Real Time Yelp First-hand Feature" elucidates that the Downtown Nashville Walgreens deserves Three Stars.