Stopped to get a Flu Vaccine @ 11:20 AM Fri; had to get because of upcoming trip. 11:25 Pharmacist…read moreasked counter person if any people waiting for a vaccine, 'yes 1 walk in'. 11:40 a person with 11:30 appt arrived for vaccine. 11:50 Pharmacist asked counter person if any people waiting for a vaccine, 'yes, there are 2 people waiting'; 12:10 the Pharacist called the other person & gave him vaccine (approx 2 minutes); 12:20 called me got vaccine (approx 2 minutes). Over the hour I waited, they serviced over 20 walk ups for prescriptions including 2 that sounded like they would cough their lungs onto the counter. Obviously, the Pharmacist has no regard for people's time, they won't see me again.

Will boot your car even if every other spot in the lot is open. Someone's full time job must be…read morewatching the cameras and calling the towing service.

This RaceTrac sits at the intersection of Church Street and the connector that turns into Canton…read moreRoad. It sits between the 75 ramp and the hospital, so it is conveniently located to everything in that area. This RaceTrac features all the best upgrades that you are now seeing in RaceTrac's...this includes the café, covered patio with fans, yogurt stations, upgraded coffee stations and self check out lanes. I will say outside of the coffee stations that offer iced coffee now (yes!), the self check lanes are my favorite part! You know gas station lines can get long, real quick...not here as they have about 4 -5 self serve checkout lanes and they are phenomenal! Outside of the upgrades, this location is well kept and the service is always fantastic. While I am partial to QT, when I am in the direct area, I always make it point to stop at this RaceTrac!

So glad we got another RaceTrac cause there aren't enough gas stations in Atlanta.....lol. This…read moreRaceTrac is near 75 and Canton Road...about a block from the hospital and about half a mile from Marietta Square. It's only been opened about a couple of months and I think I saw that's about 5,000 sq ft. There are lots of options besides ample pumps and parkings. There is a covered outdoor seating area with fans and free wi-fi. Inside they have everything from diy yogurt to boiled peanuts to deli style sandwiches. The have this area that looks like a commercial kitchen where they have people making sandwiches and putting toppings on freshly made pizza. Some of the RaceTrac have a kiosk where you can place custom order from hot subs to speciality coffee drinks. You said it. These aren't your stereotypical gas station. It's more like a mini restaurant. Pretty cool. 1377th review 6/10/2018 297th for 2018

Friendly employees and only issue is fountain drinks be running out all the time. They need to…read morestock better, but good gas station.

Nice, friendly service & clean location! Super convenient to stop quickly. Overall experience 10/10read more

good food really cheap good for teens to walk there people who don't like this place are ga and…read morestupid. Service is alr they have 67 dubai labubu chocolate really good taste like baseball hair

Do not come here. I came 6/13 and bought two gaterades. The disgusting thief's charged me 70…read moredollars on my card. Oh it's on now

If there is a lot for this place, didn't see it. There is limited street parking…read more They are a convenience store and not really a market. If you are looking for late night snacks, a soda, limited selection of liquor, or more extensive selection of wine, then this is your spot. If that is your scene, they have a selection of edibles, vapes, and smokes. The cashier was friendly and efficient on our visit. On a Sunday around 8:00 they had good business with a consistent short quick moving line. The store is relatively quiet, but the near by business are loud and you can hear some outside noise inside the store. Great place to get a quick snack or soda.

This store is great and has a variety of things typically found at a corner store, including a…read morelarge wine selection and slot machine machines.

A cool provisions market!! Bigger than it looks and has everything you need…read more They are a small cafe and kitchen that has fresh and hot bagels, omelettes and sandwiches etc. we did not get food but it looked good!! They also had a coffee menu and wine menu. We didn't see any tables so it looks like a grab and go place. This is the perfect place for grabbing anything you forgot while in town!! They had aisles of hygiene products like toothpaste, medicines, feminine hygiene, soap etc. they also had lots of food items like canned items, condiments, snacks etc. they had coolers with cold drinks as well. They had a TON of alcohol!! Beer, wine, liquor etc. they also had a section with vape products. Your one stop shop for anything you may have forgotten on your trip!

Extremely rude. Employees may be owner bumped into me while carrying a bottle of wine. Never…read moreapologize never thanked me for my business just rude overall. We'll never go back here.

This Walgreens is a good example of a store that probably does well on account of its fairly…read moreconvenient location, but in terms of the quality of the pharmacy, the main reason why most people go to Walgreens in the first place, they definitely fall short - consistently. So let's get the introductory stuff out of the way: this Walgreens is located at the corner of Roswell Rd (Marietta part) GA-120 and East Piedmont Rd. They're one of the only Walgreens in the 30062 zip code, and snooty East Cobbers tend to not like "crossing the tracks" AKA dare cross into 30066 despite the fact that there are several other, probably better Walgreens within 5-6 miles away. Their parking lot is a war zone where choosing to park right in front of the Walgreens puts your car and your life at danger, because of the Karens and Beckys hauling (rear) out of the neighboring Starbucks drive thru in their Lexus SUVs to leave, and incoming traffic tends to ignore the marks on the asphalt and tend to drive over the handicapped spaces and wheelchair access because it's easier for them. Inside, if you've been in one Walgreens, you've been to all of them, and this one is no exception in that it's kept very clean, and in all fairness, the people that work outside of the pharmacy are polite and friendly enough, but it's not often that I'm going to a Walgreens for anything other than a prescription, unless there's some free photos I redeemed from slickdeals to pick up. But let's talk about the pharmacy: I don't think there's ever been an instance where I've gone to this specific pharmacy, and actually gotten in and out the door without some sort of screw up or aggravation. Have three prescriptions? You'll only get two. Have one prescription? You'll get a partial and be told to come back for the other half on Monday. Doctor prescribe you an antibiotic? The pharmacy will say they weren't contacted by your clinic, and you'll leave empty handed. Without fail, this Walgreens' pharmacy will always leave you feeling pissed off and/or disappointed. Typically, I tend to not bother reviewing big businesses, but this has gone on past long enough to where I feel like people should be warned before deciding to make this their primary pharmacy. I certainly know that I have numerous other options nearby that I can switch to, and will switch to after the latest disappointment. If you want 2/$3 Cokes or discounted generic over-the-counter drugs with your Walgreens card, this Walgreens is perfectly adequate for your needs. But if you need anything from a pharmacy, I highly recommend you seek to take your pharmaceutical needs elsewhere.

Pharmacy is 0 or 100. Never in between. I don't have names but will find them out later and edit…read morethis post to include them. The younger black gentleman and younger petite black woman are both phenomenal. They both are not only competent but also understand that they work in customer-facing roles. Accordingly, they are professional -- which includes being kind and respectful to the customer. However, there's another young black woman (on the heavier side) with the nastiest attitude. Some advice for her: when you tell the customer that you're not going to give them their Rx for whatever reason, they're going to be frustrated. Compounding their frustration? Your attitude. When your colleagues communicate a delay or issue, it never bourgeons into conflict -- can you guess why? Because they are professionals, and they act like it. This means being kind and respectful even in -- especially in -- the face of a frustrated customer. One more tip: When a customer shows up, greet them? I assume a smile is asking way too much, but certainly don't sit there scowling (in silence, no less!). Like the customer is a nuisance and a bother, showing up and expecting you to do your job. The audacity. Acknowledge the customer and let them know you're ready to assist them. If this is too much for you, get another job. Sincerely. You are unfit for a customer-facing role.