THE ABSOLUTE BEST pharmacy in the DMV! I used to go to Foers, but the closed after the pandemic…read moreand I was stuck with big box store pharmacies that I hated. When I found Brookville I was so impressed by their staff, their knowledge, and their just all around greatness! I highly recommend this to people that need medication every month and actually to people who need it once a year! That are worth the trip, Trust me! HOORAY BROOKVILLE!

Brookville Pharmacy has the best delivery system I've used. It's fast, reliable, and they actually…read moreoffer same-day delivery, which is super convenient. I've never had any issues--everything shows up on time and exactly as expected. The staff are always kind, professional, and easy to talk to. You can tell they care about doing things right. Honestly, between the quick delivery and the great people working there, I wouldn't go anywhere else. If you're looking for a pharmacy that gets your meds to you fast and treats you well, this is the one.

I have been a customer of River Rx Pharmacy for a number of years and have NEVER, i repeat, NEVER…read morebeen disappointed by their service. Excellent, helpful staff starting with a very smart and caring pharmacist. All assistants and clerks are also extremely helpful and any questions they can't answer are referred quickly to the pharmacist. I feel fortunate to have a pharmacy in the neighborhood where caring comes first and service is excellent. Parking is free although shared with other businesses including a Whole Foods Market AND Ledo's pizza. Another service that matters for those times you aren't well enough to get to them for your prescription is THEY DELIVER. They sure do, in EVERY way.

Sometimes they do match the prices. However often their price is higher than CVS. I recently paid…read more $90 more for an inhaler than I would have at CVS.

all the aisles are clearly marked and they're usually good about restocking, but at the end of the…read moreday, it's just another cvs. no one here goes out of their way to make sure you have everything you need, and the self-checkout registers are super finicky and embarrass you by announcing to those within earshot that your card cannot be accepted at this time..then processes your purchase and prints out your receipt. when i'm jonesin' for a particularly unhealthy snack, need to get a photo from a memory card printed in a rush, or just need a pack of gum, this cvs takes care of the tasks. however, there is a perpetual line. be prepared to wait at least five minutes for human or computer interaction.

Worst pharmacy ever. Wish I could give negative stars. Super unfriendly staff and often do not fill…read moreprescriptions correctly.

We have been using this pharmacy for a year for my daughter's compound medicine, which is very hard…read moreto get in DC and have nothing other than rave reviews for them. The pharmacists are attentive, knowledgeable and go out of their way to be accommodating. Their staff always greet you with a smile and are genuinely happy to see you. I highly recommend this pharmacy.

Palisades Pharmacy is a gem in this neighborhood. Amir, the pharmacist, and his staff are terrific…read more They will also deliver to your home. I highly recommend it.

Compared to other Walgreens pharmacies that I have been to, this one is by far one of the better…read moreones. I have not had a negative experience at this specific location. I live right by this pharmacy, so I can't speak to how difficult public parking may be. With regard to the store: every time I've gone there, I've had no problems with inventory or finding items. The store checkout lines haven't been too long for me, either. The store is clean and is open later than the other stores in the building. There's an entrance through the building's front, but also a dedicated Walgreens entrance on the side when the main building is closed. And they've got a Starbucks inside the building right before the Walgreens, too. With regard to the pharmacy: yes, there are usually always long lines, but I feel as though that's the case for almost every other Walgreens pharmacy. At least here, they've been fairly efficient in making sure they get to the next person in the queue by having the other person wait on the side, essentially "on standby." The Walgreens mobile app has been very, very, very helpful at this location (highly recommend!!). Whenever I get notified that my prescription is ready, it's always been 100% accurate for me. And when I pick my prescription up, the app has notified me that it got picked up, with exact accuracy as to the time. I saw a review on this page from mid-2020 talking about Dr. Karen, the pharmacist. And she's still working here! She helped me transfer my prescription from my pharmacy across the country, which I used when I went home for a holiday break. The customer service in general has been great too, especially when I had a problem with my insurance.

Very efficient and pleasant staff. I like going there. And I recommend the store to all my friendsread more

i've lived in the neighborhood for 15 years and have had many bad experiences at this particular…read moreCVS. But I want to give a shout out to the delightful tech - her name is Amber - who administered my flu and Covid vaccines yesterday. I had scheduled both vaccines at another CVS several days before... And then received a cancellation at the last minute. I rescheduled the vaccines for the Sangamore CVS only to receive notification that the Covid had been canceled again. I have a serious health condition... and was advised by my Dr to get both at the same time because doing so potentiates the protection of each. Unfortunately... because the system only showed that I had an appointment for the flu vaccine... I was initially told I couldn't have both. Amber successfully advocated on my behalf and skillfully administered both vaccines. She was thoughtful and kind - and took the time to help. CVS should pay more attention to customer service and customer care... and recognize the value of staff like Amber who make a huge difference in my interest in coming back.

Went there for Covid shot. I am 81 years old, had 5 previous shots, one at the same Sangamore…read moreBethesda CVS. First, although I had made appt online, 60 seconds before the appt, I was told by text to reschedule. They claimed they were out of Pfizer vaccine. But it seems they had Moderna, as I discovered when I asked. Second, the clown pharmacist told me I couldn't get a shot because I didn't have Medicare Part B. He was right, I didn't, I never have. But this was irrelevant: I did have Blue Cross insurance, which got me the previous shots, but the gentleman ignored this. I was not even offered the possibility to pay for it myself. Really nasty experience. Next day, got my shot at Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda CVS. No problem, pharmacist really friendly and helpful. I SUGGEST YOU DON'T GO TO SANGAMORE BETHESDA CVS. You may be treated like organic fertilizer for your trouble.

Foodie heaven. If I stocked my own grocery store, it would have almost everything that Rodman's…read morehas. Lot's of international choices with some great choices from cheap to high end Their liquor/wine selection is great with excellent prices too.

Great prices and people. I had been all over town looking for gingerbread syrup and was able to…read morefind it to go with my lovely holiday cocktails and more. We had a sales person that was very helpful educated on different things whether it was alcohol or other items offered in the store. Traveled from Frederick and will be coming back. We were able to obtain highly sought after buffalo trace at a very good price!

Did you know that 60% of CVS store's revenue comes from the pharmacy? And yet there is always a…read moreline because it is staffed with only one person at the register. They should do something about that. For the rest of the store, the shelves are usually under stocked, probably to avoid too much theft. It's good for when you need something like bandaids or cough syrup or a prescription filled. Otherwise, I go elsewhere for all my shopping.

This location has barren shelves and the pharmacy is horrible. Specifically, some of the staff is…read moreoutright rude, and the pharmacist herself has a very disgusting attitude, is very unprofessional, belligerent and appears to overtly treat and speak to African-American customers very badly and with proactive hostility that is reflective of some obvious prejudice against them.

If I could give negative stars I would. Blatantly rude pharmacist that was very confrontational and…read moredid not want to help with my prescription concerns. The pharmacist was a foreign bald dude with a slight beard. He should be fired. Was not willing to help with my prescription and clearly does not care about his job or the people his job is intended to cater for. My physician gave me an additional discount for my prescription that works at any CVS. I kindly asked the lady dealing with me if she would be able to apply the discount card. The man immediately interjected and said "We close at 7. Tomorrow." He then followed up with: "you have good insurance. You don't need more discount." Absolute A-Hole comment. Clearly is not happy with his job or life. I ended up just paying the difference because I did not want to deal with him or get into an argument. Truthfully ruined my day. They could've said no and been nice about it and given a reasonable explanation as to why they wouldn't accept it. But the rudeness and attitude was really over the top and is why I am writing this review. Do not go here unless you want to have your day ruined by rude people.

I'm a lay minister with many years of community service experience and I'm also studying theology…read morein grad school. I like to show grace whenever possible, so even when I have to go on Yelp to write about a bad experience, I try to be fair and constructive. But you know, I'm also human. First of all, the employee named Raheem either needs to be re-trained or has to be let go. I don't like calling out employees by name in reviews unless it's for good service but Raheem made me feel so uncomfortable that I'm forced to go public like this in the hope that it will foster change. Until Raheem rung up my merchandise, I had never had a retail experience -- at CVS or other stores -- where I was pressured to accept a subscription. Raheem was giving me the hard sell for the CVS CarePass, by giving me a song and dance about how CVS recognizes that Americans are going through hard times right now and that the company wants to help the community by giving away ten dollars off each total purchase. Blah blah blah. I'm not naive. We've all gone through our fair share of sales pitches for rewards clubs. But Raheem was going for it hard like he was the used care salesman of the CVS world. It was horrific. He wouldn't take No for an answer. He just kept going on and on about things like "But you can take the ten dollars now and cancel tomorrow." And in my head I was thinking, "I don't want to cancel tomorrow. I don't want to do ANYTHING that I DO NOT WANT to do tomorrow." In fact, I was very close to spitting out a lecture about consent. Instead, I just politely smiled and said variations of "no" with increasing firmness. And all the while, my mom was standing next to me, not knowing what to do. What's the moral of this story? That bad customer service experiences happen? Maybe. But the other moral of the story might be that you never know what a customer is going through, so learn to read the room -- or at least try not to make hard sells. You see, the thing is, this CVS is located within a 20 minute walk from MedStar Georgetown. I can only imagine how many people like my mom and I shop there: we are family members of a patient currently hospitalized at MedStar Georgetown. My dad had a stroke and he was helicoptered there from our home hospital in the suburbs to get better treatment. We got a hotel nearby so it would be easier to get to my dad every day during the early stages of his recovery. By the time we were at CVS tonight, we were tired and hungry after a long day of caring for my dad, and we had a lot of merchandise that needed to be rung up. The last thing we needed was Raheem making us feel like crap because we didn't want to accept his offer. While I'm on the subject, I didn't like the way Raheem's coworker -- a man whose name I didn't get, sadly -- scoldingly told me to take all my stuff out of my basket. On the one hand, I understand. But on the other, if you're gonna come at me like that for protocol, maybe you should keep the basket holders closer to the registers. What is the customer supposed to do when you snap at them to take all their stuff out of the basket? Trudge all the way over to the front doors in the middle of a transaction to replace the basket in the one basket holder in the whole store?! Is the cashier going to take the basket back from me after I empty it and place it behind the register? No instruction provided whatsoever. Just take your stuff out. If I wanted this kind of treatment, I would go shopping in the slums of my home country. "Show me your pockets!" I hate writing a review like this in which the antagonists are BIPOC folks. But you know the saying. Not all skin folk are kin folk. Avoid this CVS. Especially when you have loved ones at MedStar Georgetown. You will be demeaned and belittled far beneath whatever medical crisis has already sunk you to your lowest low.