Pharmacist Sharma is excellent and makes this place worth the trip. He's caring, diligent, and…read morecareful. He'll administer vaccines and mix compound medications as needed, both for people and for pets. I haven't set foot in any of the chain pharmacies since moving all my meds to Little Acorn.

I needed a vaccine, and am trying to support local independently owned business, so when i found…read moreAcorn, i was willing to drive 30 minutes one way to give them a chance. It is worth every mile. At the last minute i was having doubts about the vaccine. The pharmacist was incredibly patient and super informative. He discussed the prose and cons with me in a factual no pressure way. Not once did he try to persuade me in one direction or the other. I am very grateful for the over the top personal service i got. Even though they are a bit of a drive from me, they are my pharmacy hence forth. Thank you guys

Stopped in this CVS on my way home from work one day. It's great that there's another CVS option…read morefor students in College Park since the other one is further down Route One. Students who live closer to this side of College Park have an option. I was able to find what I needed. I only saw one employee in the entire store and he was on his phone. Luckily, there is self-checkout and I didn't actually need help with anything. I wouldn't go out of my way to necessarily come to this location again.

This was such an interesting CVS - it was well stocked and orderly but had a distinct 'seen some…read morethings' vibe. While the service was helpful, they had no baskets (with no other customers in the store) and only one cart. I've recently been finding my makeup (slowly being discontinued by Loreal and Revlon) in some of these older pharmacies so I bought them out, along with some snacks for the road. A few neutrals were that the set of doors near the parking area don't work or are kept locked, and the self checkout bags have no handles. Beyond that the experience was pleasant and I found them to have everything I needed. All in all, not a bad CVS.

I normally don't write reviews but this time I had to. Dave was such a great help. He provided…read moreamazing customer service and is a gem to this store. You normally don't get that kind of customer service in other places but I'm actually glad I stopped by this cvs!

I had been all over the place to locate an item I use daily. Every single spot I had stopped at was…read moreout of it, or didn't even carry it. I even tried Amazon and had the package stolen twice. Who knew Clearasil was such a hot commodity. I was about to give up and change my skincare routine, until I stopped here. I will say, I have bypassed this location so many times because of how sketchy it looks from outside. I mean, it's a place, that if it were more pedestrian friendly, would give you the notion that it was an easy place to rob or steal from. It is so odd looking, a suburban, mall adjacent CVS with a parking lot lower than the store and you have to take stares or walk halfway down the store to use the ramp. I knew coming here I was probably not going to find the item. And if I did, it was going to be more expensive than competitors since it is technically a pharmacy. One of those two things were true, and my wallet can tell you which one. Yes, finally had the item, but definitely spent almost twice as much for it. Before heading to the register I did a once over to see if there was anything else that I wanted to grab. There was, with my hand full I finally made my way to the front. What a mess this is here. With the combination of customers not knowing what to do, not enough employees in the store working, and those employees that are in the store are way overworked to the point they can't focus on the register because they are putting out customer fires. To say that checking out was a nightmare would be an understatement. With customer's not being able to read signs, people wanting to use cash or get cash back had both the self serve registers messed up. The sole employee trying to be customers cashed out would have to run from his post at the register to the self serve registers to have those customers come to the register to solve their problems. That line went as fast as prolonged street light. Lord, watching the sole employee juggle the chaos was amazing. That man needs a raise, but we know CVS won't do that. I finally got to a self serve register, no help needed because I read the sign first. Rang out and was finally out the door, down the steps, and back in my vehicle.

This place is busy busy busy but they worked relatively fast. I was not greeted or really…read moreacknowledged when we finally got to the front of the line. But, the employees are having their own personal conversations and have seen 1000 customers before they got to me. I have empathy. I got my prescription med and life is good. I did ask if they have a restroom which resulted in incredulous looks and a big "no". No bathrooms to be found here.

I'm not around this area often but it seems like many other CVSs or Walgreens a little further…read morenorth close at 7. Found this place for photos and was happy I could get a bunch done and pick them up before they closed at 11. The only downside is I asked and confirmed with the worker, Antonio, if they call to let you know the 1 hour photos are done. After 2 1/2 hours, I just showed up hoping they were done. They were and that was great. Just wasn't a fan that there isn't any type of communication like an email, phone call, or text notifying you because I would have liked to have picked them up closer to the first hour mark.

I knew there was a reason as to why I avoided this location until now. The only reason I came here…read morewhile it was downpouring was that it was open 24 hours and hopefully would have the items that I needed. The main reason that I try to avoid this location is simple for that, the location. It's in the midst of the university and they require you to pay in the parking lot, unless you wanted to chance it and run in with hopes that you won't get caught. I chanced it on this day, since it was downpouring. We ran inside and looked for what we needed. It took a moment to find what we needed and then we had to wait in the line to checkout. That took forever as they had the registers set to minimum. Ran out of the store to get back into my vehicle to figure out how to get out of the parking lot. Unless you go to U of M, I would suggest avoiding this location at all costs and go up the road in any direction.

I had a 2:45 pm appointment for a COVID and flu shot. I arrived at the pharmacy and checked in for…read morethe flu shot in the correct area. The staff member told me to hold on, so I waited for 15 minutes. After that, he simply said their system was down. I'm not sure if there was a language barrier, but there were no other customers and no sense of urgency to help. Overall, it was a very disappointing customer experience.

Appears to be a nice, local establishment, but staff can be abrupt and surly. They would never…read morelast at the chain stores. I am all for supporting local businesses, but not those who think they can treat paying customers rudely. I may or may not give them another chance.

Great local food store. They have a beer/wine license, which is unusual in Maryland. A deli, bulk…read morefoods. Friendly and personal. Unlike the big box stores, they can't stock umpteen varieties of the same thing. But then again, you can shop the entire store and not feel like you've run a marathon and if you forgot something it's half a mile away. Reminds me of the grocery stores of my youth, in the 1950s. Convenient parking. Never too crowded, although I'd be happy if they had more out of town patronage to assure they stay financially healthy.

This is my review for two fantastic sale representatives in Walmart on Georgia Ave. , named Robeil…read moreand Siyda ( I hope I spelled their name correctly) They both showed great customer service skills, were polite and helpful and went above and beyond to make sure I was satisfied and walk out of Walmart as a happy customer. Robeil is working at the electronics department and Siyda was on the floor organizing it and making sure all is in the pristine condition. KUDOS to both. Walmart you got two great employees , I hope you recognize them for their good work. Walmart itself, that is another story.

Well I'll tell you why right now I have been going to this Walmart from day one when the store open…read morein 2013 I still go to this Walmart because it's a very nice store,it's not employees that the problem it's the kind of people that come through the doors.Some of theses people have mental health issues and like to behave like little kids that wants attention they will open up food containers and break the seal then start licking the ice cream with their own tung I have seen people open up sodas bottles and spit in the bottle this is very disturbing and wrong to behave like a baby. Walmart needs to ban these kinds of people from entering the store now a lot people are to the German based store LIDL Grocery store this fine store has become the number one Grocery store in Washington DC The store that is located on 14th and Irving street NW in the Target mall since this has been open this Lidl's grocery store has been over performing with great!! Sessions of fantastic fresh fruits and delicious veggies are always nice and fresh this is why I don't go to Walmart like I used to do because LIDL'S GROCERY STORE. Has great employees and a great experience the has fantastic price that puts Walmart under the bus,,, I love shopping at the Lidl's grocery store Avery thing is so good and fresh no drama like you see in the Walmart store I to go and get my wine and beer. Their roasted turkey and chicken is delicious much better than Walmart's deli.,,Walmart is not to bad they just have to keep the circus act people out of the store I have become a fan of the Lidl's grocery store I spent more money now at Lidl's store when I used to spend alot of money at Walmart.,,Now I stop going to Walmart as much as I can since Lidl's grocery store open up on 2023 I don't like going to Walmart anymore because of the drama.

I went in today and Marie was so helpful. She didn't just stand beside her register we was in the…read moreaisle asking if she could assist me. She wasn't upset that I asked for a price check on a couple of items. She assisted with a smile prompted me to input my Safeway number for savings and wished me a happy holidays. Marie made my morning and for this I am grateful..

This once was a great & reliable pharmacy for our community. Sadly it is no longer that way. The…read morecustomer service is awful and I have been hung up on a few times. Just because they are busy or do not know an answer they should still find out in a respectful manner. I had one employee state to me that he could lie to me about my medication and its status. That is extremely unethical. We need better.

It's in a very convenient location and has almost a bit of everyday things that you might need. Ice…read morecream, drinks, snacks, a pharmacy, house supplies, party utensils, gifts...kind of like a smaller cvs in a way. I like it. Really clean and organized too.

I am a nurse, and customer service has declined over the past two years. Patients and their aides…read morecall the pharmacy regarding their medications, but their medications do not get delivered at the expected time. Yesterday, I called regarding a patient's prescription. The pharmacist did not finish talking to me and hung up the phone. I called back and spoke with a pharmacy technician. The pharmacist picked up the phone and did not let me talk for a second. He was talking to me as if I were his child. This pharmacist needs to be more professional and know how to talk to customers. The pharmacist needs to know that he is dealing with people's lives. He needs to improve his communication skills. Patients make your business grow. Improve your work ethic.