I had to transfer a prescription from Optum to CVS because Optum couldn't deliver it on time, and I…read morewas out of my meds. UHC/ Optum make it almost impossible, particularly on the weekend when their regularly pharmacy line is closed (!!!!) Alicia, the pharmacist at CVS was patient and was willing to help me while I bridged a call with Optum service line. Alicia is a true hero and a great patient advocate. Thanks Alicia.

This is my neighborhood CVS within walking distance of my house and I come here at least once a…read moreweek! One thing I love about purchasing from here is the coupons on the receipt that make you want to buy more. lol I get all kinds of things from here, cards to mail to my friends/family in other states, hair dye, dish soap, toys for my son, seasonal items, everything!!! The staff know me and my son cuz we are there so often.

Hopped in just to grab a Jazzy Pass at the register.The clerk was quick & friendly enough…read more It took all of 2 minutes to get in, get the pass & be on the streetcar.

I was walking around the French Quarter, two drinks in on my first day in New Orleans, when I saw…read morethis Walgreens on my way back to my hotel. I was about to spend four nights at a writers' conference and had the foresight to drop in and buy a bottle of Advil. If you've been to one Walgreens, you've kind of been to them all, but this one surprised me by keeping its Advil locked up in plastic cases while leaving its entire supply of Sudafed out. The case on my Advil was large and unwieldy, making it slightly more difficult to shoplift. Seems like a wash, though, with the added cost of locking up individual products. At least it was easy to grab the Advil without assistance and check out at the register, where an employee quickly unlocked my purchase. Anyway, that Advil came in handy once I engaged in my premeditated bouts of drunken revelry. I have no particular love for Walgreens, but I'm glad I came across this one when I did.

Sitting at the corner of Commerce and Lafayette, Mini Mart is your old school, local, city center…read moremart that serves as convenience for the many travelers staying in the immediate area. They offer all the standard items of convenience stores from snacks, drinks, lottery in addition to household basics, medicines and of course, souvenirs and NOLA specific goods. Pricing here is a bit high, but that is not surprising. They know they are in a prime location and when you come here, you are paying for convenience. The store needs some TLC conditionally, and a little bit more attention to cleanliness wouldn't hurt. Service was super friendly and welcoming, which was a redeeming quality for this location. Overall, solid 3.5, but the cashier really made our day. We wandered in for a soda and drink, and got what we were after, but if we needed more than that, we would probably go elsewhere due to price point. But again, this spot came in clutch when needed.

Best corner store in the city. You will love the guys that work there. Great spot for a quick pick…read moreme up.

I mean...a very cool spot with lots and lots of history as shared by the man behind the counter…read more There didn't seem to be a whole lot to buy, but there were some delicious Italian ice and ice cream options. We ended up choosing a terracino, which was a wedge of roasted almond ice cream. We learned more history about the ice cream company, and then headed down the street to check out the original ice cream HQ down the street which is now a French patisserie!

Bonnie who runs the shop could not be nicer. We need places like this. It's an old fashioned soda…read moreshop and pharmacy. The building is up for sale and I hope whoever buys it keeps the fountain running. It's a piece of history.

This CVS is conveniently located inside the French Quarters…read more Here you can pick up everything you need...that might includes some alcoholic drinks... The amazing thing is their beer selections are just amazing much better than water... The shelves are well stocked for everyday needs.. Closes early at 10 pm though.

Don't go here. Pretty sure the employees are running some…read moresort of scam. Tried to buy a few items (that part-great!) and also get cash back. The kicker is that I didn't want to use a random ATM in the city based on potential legitimacy issues. Only to get scammed by a billion dollar corporation. The self scan machines let you enter AND PAY for the cash back, and then throw an error and you're unable to get money out. No employee (including the manager) will reverse it, give you the money or do anything other than say "I assure you it didn't charge, it'll fall off your account". Or being told to fight it with my bank. I assure you, we've been back home for 3 weeks, it very much didn't fall off, and I have now been wasting my time with chargebacks through my bank. Don't go here.

These people are a$$holes that don't want to work...nothing is stocked, everything is too…read moreexpensive, homeless people literally in front of the door asking for money every single time I come here. Why is this place open again?

These people employed here don't work. idk how they keep getting a check! Fire everyone and start…read moreover. Things are not stocked, they won't even look at you or speak if you are white. Won't fill prescriptions on time. Rudest attitude ridden, gum smacking, long nasty fingernail having, ear wax picking( yes she did and didn't wash her hands after looking at the wax she pulled outta her ear. Nasty) humans ever. Pick another pharmacy.

I placed an order online for a large print job at Walgreens since they were the only option in the…read morearea that could handle it. The closest FedEx was a 15-minute drive away (and the nearby ones in conference centers or hotels would have cost double or triple), ... as someone in town for a conference, I didn't have a car and honestly didn't want to Uber or somewhere. I ordered a fairly large print job with wire binding online, assuming it wouldn't be an issue since their website indicated they could handle it and complete it within my timeframe. I was clearly wrong. The staff member completely botched the order, printing only about one-eighth of what I actually needed. She obviously didn't read the order before starting because it was pretty substantial. I was expecting a call before my trip to tell me it wasn't possible , but when I got the text saying the order was ready the next day, my gut told me something was wrong. I flew in a day early specifically to check on the order, and sure enough, it was messed up. The staff member I spoke with seemed completely disinterested in helping me and just said "Ma'am, I can't really do anything for you." The one thing she did suggest was leaving a note, but then commented that the woman who did the print job was "the store favorite and nothing will get done." I came back the following morning to check again. This time I spoke with the actual staff member who did the print job, and she seemed completely confused about what went wrong. What made the whole experience even worse was when I talked to the manager - instead of addressing his staff's mistake, he seemed to be blaming me for placing such a large print job there in the first place. This seems like something their corporate office could easily fix by updating their website. I've never been somewhere where customer service consisted of blaming the customer instead of taking responsibility for staff training. The only "redeeming" moment was when the frustrated manager told me to just take the incomplete prints for free, calling it "an expensive print job" - which would be true if his staff had been properly trained and actually printed more than one-eighth of my order.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Hidden gem alert! (For souvenirs) My favorite Walgreens is right on the corner of Canal Street --…read moreand it's a tourist goldmine! Souvenirs galore (family-friendly too -- no wild T-shirt surprises here). Fast service, friendly faces, and all the New Orleans vibes you need without having to squeeze through Bourbon crowds. My downtown go-to, every time!

This Walgreens is one of several chain drugstores in the French Quarter/Canal Street area. It's…read morenot as large as the ones on Canal, but bigger than the CVS across the street. The pharmacist has always been very helpful, however as was recently announced, that service will soon end, as they're closing the pharmacy in June and moving customers' prescriptions to the 900 Canal (& Baronne) Street location. On recent visits I've noticed limited inventory in other departments, leading me to question the long-term plans for this once-thriving Walgreens store.

Love Walgreens. Infact this is my favorite store. Soap and glory and no7 addict here. We are…read morefrom jxn, MS and r in town for jazzfest. The lady checking us out just now was so rude. She was dangling the bag in front of me so that the glass rattled and I said ma'am hold on I'm putting my wallet up. She did it twice more and said "shiiiittt" as we walked away. She did more than this was just so rude. I'll add a pic of my receipt and hope you all can remedy this attitude. I'm in town until tomorrow I can easily avoid that place but what about locals or others. Who wants to leave Nola with a taste like that... not me.