This is a quaint but well stocked drug store with lots to check out besides prescriptions. I was…read morehoping for makeup but alas that was a no go but they had a soda stand, sorority gifts and lots more. The place is spotless and the folks who work there were very nice!

What a cute little find. Lovely gift shop and Ice cream shop. You have to stop by for Ice Cream…read morejust like the old day soda shop.

Don't take your kids with you the shopping carts will lock at the door like your some kind of…read morecriminal then you have to wait for an employee to unlock it for you didn't have anything in my cart but my one month old in his car seat and my 2 year old in the top. Dang near gave my babies whiplash and don't get me started on the prices there insanely high just taking peoples money when you can shop at Walmart for quarter the price there selection is no different either

I stopped here for diesel fuel since it was down the road from the motel…read more I was surprised to find that Kroger gave me a $0.03 discount for each gallon, two days in a row. I also never thought that I'd use my Kroger Plus card ever again since I'm moving to California, but it came in handy. The pump was convenient, but as with most, I ended up wiping my hands because of whatever was on the pump handle.

I ponder the question as to why this store is still operating. The issues this building struggles…read morewith directly stems from the lack of quality leadership and experience. Karisa, a morning "Boss" is a great example of how a business will suffer if you don't have the right people in place. I can tell without even looking at the books, this locations profits and customer ratings are among the worst in the state. The only reasons they stay afloat is because of supply and demand, as well as a sick community funneled into there doors. If I was an owner in this company, I would dig into why business seems to be failing here in every aspect other than filling prescriptions. Karisa is extremely rude and a horrible face for the company when it comes reflecting competent leadership

Not sure who the pharmacist is on duty today, but the young gentleman needs to take customer…read moreservice classes. Normally my prescriptions are ready and easy to pick up, but today there was a complication with insurance and my copay card. The two women dealing with it were trying hard to figure it out. While I was extremely frustrated I told the second lady that I wasn't mad at her, just the situation because I needed my meds before going out of town. I never spoke to the pharmacist, but as I was leaving upset he laughed and told me to "have a great day". I know this sounds innocent, but it was passive aggressive sarcasm. I let it go but had to return inside after speaking to my copay card provider who reset it and said try again. I was coming down the aisle and made eye contact with the pharmacist who turned to the lady who waited on me and said "she's back" rolling his eyes. I said "yes I am because I still need my medicine". Be nice! How hard is that? Especially when he wasn't even included in the prior transactions. Again the lady was kind and tried to get the insurance to run and I left to allow her time to make phone calls to remedy it. But I went to my car in tears feeling as if I was a joke and less than a human because of the way the pharmacist treated me. He is supposed to be setting an example and he was completely out of line. Walgreens needs to do better training realizing you are providing a service to people who need what you have and also no one knows what someone else is going through so again be kind.

Set the Wayback Machine to 1960!…read more An orange float was only $1. What a delight find; and, they have an honest to goodness Radio Shack aisle.

Recently, 3 of my friends and I traveled to Ohio. We went up and back in 2 days from St. Louis to…read moreWest Union to see a friend of ours. The town was cute, and being from a small town myself, I really enjoyed the history I was able to take in... which brings me to Blake Pharmacy. This pharmacy has been in the Blake family for many, many years, and while it has many charms that you expect to see in a small town pharmacy such as a soda fountain. RadioShack, friendly people, and regular drug store items. I was told they have added some high-tech automation to serve the customers better. At this point, a few things probably caught your eye...soda fountain and RadioShack. I took a lot of photos. I thought RadioShack had closed but not in an aisle here. We even found a really cool speaker system that is from RadioShack, which is the perfect birthday present. The soda fountain even has some food, and I tried the pimento cheese that is made fresh each morning, and it was very good. They eat it with potato chips, which is strange to me because I would choose crackers, but hey, they also love Skyline Chili, so...um... I'm kidding!! Anyway, if you find yourself in West Union Oh-hi-a (as they say it there), stop in, grab a shake at the sofa fountain, and sit and people watch... then go to the Blake Hallmark Store next door.

Just like their food selection and their international selection. There selection of pharmacy is…read moreorganized.

I have never visited Meijer without being disappointed. They are far and above the old Masters of…read moreBait and Switch. They put sale or discount tags on the shelf under products that are not on that area of shelf. The run big discount adds on product that are NOT on the shelf anywhere and the re is a huge stock of their Brand. They put a good sale price 40 pound bag of sunflower seed bird food in their ads and all they had was a couple of skids of 20 pound bags. I am pretty sure a lot of people didn't look at what weight their purchase was. Buy one get one is pot luck because you have to carefully read the included items with a MAGNIFYING GLASS. And on and on and on

This is a privately owned independent pharmacy that offers a great selection of OTC medications…read more They offer quick prescription medication orders, they provide shots for allergies and any seasonal shots which you may need. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and take care of any prescription needs you may have.

The owners and staff at Mason Family Drug are exactly what I want in a small town pharmacy while…read moretheir professionalism and up to date performance rivals and exceeds the big chain drug stores and big city pharmacies. My family and I trust Mike, Gwen, Joe, and the rest of the staff for all our pharmaceutical needs. I recommend Mason Family Drug without reservation.

If you want to interact with a Pharmacist who cares about you personally and goes out of his way to…read moremeet your needs, then check out Mason Family Drug. It also helps that we can practically walk there from the hospital and most of our doctor offices.

Consistently the worst pharmacy ever. I've spent hours on hold when calling. Don't even bother…read morecalling. If there is even the smallest complication with your prescription or prescription history, then it will be days before it's fixed (if ever). The pharmacy manager, Jana, is extremely rude. No compassion, empathy, or care. Unpredictable hours, zero customer service, and everyone who works there looks like they hate their lives. If only my insurance would allow me to use CVS instead.

Pharmacy used to be good at the Georgetown location. It started to go downhill about a year or two…read moreago. Long waits, some substandard employees, and obviously a pharmacist who either doesn't care or is being screwed by Walgreen's as a company. Poor rating here. Would have given their pharmacy in Georgetown zero stars. Sorry, but it's true. Walgreen's in Georgetown needs an enema.

Rudest employee I've ever encountered in a store and all I did was drop off a box for FedEx.read more

I had found several old disposable cameras and brought them in to be developed....the staff was…read morevery helpful and courteous. I appreciate her kindness.