I normally like this Walgreens location, however, when I showed up today to pick up a prescription…read moremy dentist called in - on a Sunday - (for root canal pain, etc.) - and the pharmacy window was closed. There was another person waiting (for them to open after their lunch break from 1:30-2:00), and then at around 2:09, another guest said he checked with the front of the store and they told him the pharmacy wasn't staffed today at all. There was no signage and the site indicates they are open until 6pm. I want to like this store, but is was not a good experience. I'm going to the Cub Foods Pharmacy instead.

Maybe the worst I've ever been to for pharmacy service. Totally unprofessional rude clerk. 1 star…read moreis a gift. Lacksidasical , not at the register, talks to co worker walking around with clear evidence of customers. Then rude asking... what do you want in a snippy tone! Wow!!! And then there is the stock lady who just said MOVE to a young man waiting for the pharmacist.. she wanted to get to the shelf near him. Omg this place is bad.

If you are staying at one of the hotels downtown, this two-story Walgreens is a great resource to…read morefind all the things you (I) forgot to pack. Accessible via the Skyway System. Don't try entering from outside. Don't be me my first night in Minneapolis.

It usually a positive thing when stores follow the same model from location to location. Walgreens…read moreis no different. While staying in Minneapolis, I stopped into a close-by Walgreens to get a few items. I have alway seen locations in downtowns and this one was right around the corner from where I was staying. I am always pleased when I am properly greeted when I walk through the door. I am especially happy when a clerk or cashier look up from what they are doing to acknowledge a customer walking through the door. This store, like other Walgreens is big and bright with clean isles to navigate through. This incredibly delightful staff was over the top in greetings. Happy to see a customer. Happy to help a customer. Happy to speak with a customer. I needed a few items ranging from water to shaving cream. They had plenty of items to choose from and I pleased that their house brand is a substantially reduced price and the same item. Check out went very quickly and I received the same cordial greeting as I left as when I came in. The team member behind the counter just personified the model employee of engagement, spreading happiness and loving to be able to help. Kudos to a wonderful team here at Walgreens.

My issue with these stores that lock up almost ALL of the products is why do they never have staff…read moreworking around the store to open the cases? I'm aware it's to prevent theft but no matter how much I need or want a product there's a level of inconvenience I'm not willing to tolerate. There was one cashier and a line of 6+ people, was I was supposed to wait for the the ever growing line for that one employee to assist me? I walked around the store 2x and never seen an employee on the sales floor, just a cashier up front. Also some products I need to see the package/read it before committing or even compare it sometimes look up prices or other info so the stress of having to have someone wait while I decide is too much. Also brings a level of discomfort that if things are that bad you shouldn't shop there. Walgreens in general is not my choice or retailer for anything really but I'm sure there's people in this area that rely on them and I hope they find a way to combat theft, hire more people to work the floor and provide a better sense of community.

Nice people that work in that store well managed clean not like other stores that's nastyread more

Never a huge fan of CVS personally - they always seem messy and disorganized and this one is no…read moreexception. There's rarely someone up front to help you if you have a question or to help in photos. I live nearby so go in quite often if I need something and recently I ordered some photos to pick up. No one was around to help me with my order, I had to have someone in the back from pharmacy to page someone and then walk back up front - embarrassing. I also found an extra copy of the photo I ordered just sitting at the front counter. What if I had a more personal photo sitting there and not "just a dog"? Gross. Their fridge section is always picked over with drinks, truly horrible. Make-up is also usually picked over as well and not stocked enough. Prices are high to boot.

I called this location to ask if they had my Rx in stock. I was told they only had a portion of…read morethis medication so I asked if they would contact me when the rest was in stock so I could pick it up. She said yes. When I called to ask if they had the remainder of my prescription, the pharmacist came on the line and began angrily telling me that he could not give me the remainder of my prescription and that I would just lose that amount. He told me that I agreed to this when I talked with the assistant previously. I was telling him that I would never agree to this because the prescription is for an opioid and I would experience withdrawal symptoms if I were to miss the remaining part of my prescription. In the middle of my sentence, he began literally yelling at me telling me that I would miss those patches and that he was not going to give them to me. Any time I attempted to say something, he would begin yelling over me. I talked with my doctor who sent over a prescription for the remaining 3 patches. At this point, he filled my prescription, not for three patches but for three boxes. Because he never received a prescription for 3 boxes, this was a medication error as he was only supposed to give me three patches. I will never return to this location again and am looking into reporting a medication error. Incredibly HORRIBLE treatment to a patient.

Cashiers have to be trained not to make comments on our purchases or try to make sick humor. Just…read morestick to your dead end job and not try to liven your day with inappropriate comments. The cashier even made a snarly face when I walked up to his station. He asked if I wanted a bag, I said no, he made the first comment about giving me a nickel then. Mild, next he looked at the product (which I am buying for someone else). It's a personal medical product and he tried to make a disgusting joke. He doesn't deserve an explanation but I said I have a patient, it's not easy and it's not fun and quickly left as he laughed at me. Back to any other Target than this one.

The store refuses to accept the returns of unopened video games, as they are required to open the…read moreproduct to make sure it is within the box, which loses money for the store. The return department and manager are highly unprofessional. If you need to make a return, do it elsewhere or through the online platform- do not do it at this location.

I just moved to town from California and was looking for a new GP. I live across the street so I…read moredecided to give them a try. I made an appointment on their app for the next day. (They always hold a few spots open for "walk ins"). In California, they would charge extra for a service like that. They also have a pharmacy attached so my prescription was filled by the time I walked out the door. Everyone is so friendly, and my new NP Jeannie is wonderful.

Once they have your money, good luck. Getting an appointment the person was friendly, the nurse…read morewho took my vitals was nice. The CNP who I saw was not helpful. My after care summary is filled with spelling and grammar mistakes. I emailed for a followup question because my issue was persisting. Emailed again about getting a letter for my military unit. Both emails show as read but the CNP will not respond to my emails. Emailed customer service, it says expect two days for a response, it's now been three days and they haven't even read the email. Guess I should have waited to pay my bill so they had a reason to pretend to care about my health concerns.

I decided to revisit Dinkytown a few weeks ago, which is where the University of Minnesota is. I…read morenoticed this Target that I had never visited. I wanted to check it out. I parked on the street. It's paid parking. I figured out later on that Target has its own lot that's kind of hidden to me. Oh, well. I know now. Think of this Target as a subset of a typical mega Target store. It's smaller in size, but it has everything you truly need. It's geared towards students and residents in the area who can walk over to it, as opposed to a shopper in suburbia hauling way too much stuff into a minivan. There was a ton of Lego merchandise. I assume that Target has a partnership with Lego. It was cool seeing Lego reusable bags and apparel. What stood out for me was the grocery section. It was impressive. There was lots of variety. I particularly loved the selection of sugar-free items. I ended up getting some Lily's chocolates. It also has Zevia in the pop aisle. If you're into PopSockets, they are heavily reduced here. I got one with lemons and it was $3. Ridiculous! You can get apparel here, but it's limited. If you get your wardrobe from Target, you'd be better off going to a larger Target store. Staff are super friendly here. I had a woman cash out my items. There are also self-checkouts, but I like ones with people more. It's a decent store and it much needed for locals in Dinkytown. I'm so glad that I dropped by. (477)

Smartest target idea have small shop close to the university and the dorms. They have everything…read morehere but at a smaller scale. They even have a pharmacy. The place is very clean and today I noticed they have double sided self check out. And I noticed there was young lady cleaning after every customer at the self check out. Mostly students come here. They have eggs vegetables everything you need to cook and eat. If you have a target application you can save on many items.

I am a new customer in the last half year. I researched very carefully. Tracy rises above and…read morebeyond all others in this field in MN where I have researched. Tracy has trained me well and problem solved many times so I am successful in my therapy. I have needed Aron the respiratory therapist twice for complex issues with myself or the equipment. Aron fully addressed each and every issue. Mike at technical assistance in the New Hope main office also hit the nail on the head the first time when I had an issue. I am thankful and proud to be a customer of this company. Tracy makes a extra personal effort to be good to people and this takes time. She is a very valuable employee. Sometimes I wonder if she is the only one at the store that does my therapy system because it seems she does everything by herself and I am very thankful for the continuity of care. Not many people these days are this flexible, kind and productive all at the same time. Thank you Tracy:)

Beware of CHM warranties, my elderly family member received her Golden electric lift chair in…read moreDecember of 2024, in the fall of 2025 the electric remote stopped working and it was replaced the same day ( thanks to Ron from CHM Fridley) on Monday September 14th 2026 the new remote again stopped working. I brought the new remote to CHM Fridley and talked to Samantha at the desk. She told me she had no record of the of the remote that I was given in the fall of 2025 and that I would have to purchase a new remote for $ 78.00 or wait to talk to Ron on Tuesday the following day. I explained to her the remote and all electronic parts for the lift chair are covered under the 3 year warranty and I tried to show her the proof of warranty that I had with me. She dismissed me like I was a foolish old man that didn't understand their warranty that she stated was only 1year on remotes. My family member relies on her lift chair to help her get into her wheelchair so I had to pay the $78.00 on Wednesday September 16th back at CHM I spoke with Ron who again stated the warranty is only 1year on electrical parts. I showed him the 3 year proofs of warranty I had so he called the corporate office and was told yes indeed it is a 3 year warranty on chair electrical parts and I should get a refund for $78.00 ( I was told checks in the mail) what amazes me is how can employees that have been there for years not understand or know the warranties for the expensive products that are sold mainly for and to elderly consumers and how many have been scammed in the past. Thank you Ron for your help now you understand the 3year warranty. Samantha try working on your customer relations and interaction with the elderly we're not fools, and by the way you were wrong all 3 times I spoke with you.

This Target is accessible via the Skyway System and from the street. It's also two-levels…read more If you are staying at one of the hotels downtown, this two-story Target is a great resource to find all the things you (I) forgot to pack. There is a Starbucks inside the Target on the second floor.

A large two story retail store located in the Target plaza campus (near the Nicolet Mall) in…read moredowntown Minneapolis, this location serves as the Flagship Target. It has an urban footprint, with shopping cart escalators. As mentioned, it is connected to the rest of the Target campus (3 city blocks) via skyways, which is itself connected to the rest of the 2.5 mile Minneapolis skyway system. Groceries were on the bottom floor (along with a Starbucks), with the CVS branded pharmacy and OTC items on the top. There is checkout on both floors. It wasn't too crowded, but well staffed on a Thursday afternoon, and was able to buy some items that we needed for our trip.

Why is it that Cub doesn't seem to coach their employees in customer service. Rarely a hello or…read morethank you. Today at 4:45pm I went through checkout #1. The young man didn't even acknowledge me or any of the customers coming through his lane. I made a point of extending a LOUD thank you. Still no reaction. Not even eye contact. Cub would serve themselves well by asking all their employees to spend an hour shopping at HyVee and paying attention to employee/customer interactions. They do customer relations well! I think I'll just shop at HyVee from now on. They seem to appreciate the business.

This is the worst grocery store I have been too. Went to buy Coke Zero and the tag said $4.88. Went…read moreto pay and the register stated $8.99. I asked the worker and all she did was hold up 4 fingers. We asked if we have to buy 4 12pkd and she nodded her head yes. Terrible pricing tags and customer service. I would not recommend this store and the people of st Anthony need to fight city council to stop the monopoly of Cub/UNFI and bring competition to the village. Jerry's will not be any better. If I could give negative stars I would.