Very friendly and knowledgeable. They actually care if you run out of your meds. The store is cute…read morewith some household items, gifts and tons of over the counter meds. Way better than the large chains that don't care about their customers. Definitely recommend.

They are ripping off people by doubling the price of medications!! We called the insurance company…read moreand went over everything with them and they are gouging innocent people who need their medication. There is no legal boundaries either. Im calling the authorities and reporting this. This is DISGRACEFUL. HOW DARE YOU PEOPLE. ZERO STARS.

I found this great boutique pharmacy after having breakfast with a friend. Brianne welcomed us and…read moremade our shopping experience fun! Not only is this shop a pharmacy, it is a boutique that offers a variety of great gifts. There's nothing like shopping and browsing in a shop that is out of the norm from the typical chain stores. Highly recommend!

AMAZING PHARMACY !!! Every time I go in there they have everything I need. Bri has been so helpful…read moreevery time I have questions about my health. They also have soooo many other products. Check it out !!

As far as CVSes go, this one is very nice. It's brand new, clean, and in an easily accessible…read morecorner location with plenty of parking available. They did a nice job with its design and it's a cute addition to the area. The staff seem friendly enough. The only negative of this location is its hours - it isn't open 24/7 and closes pretty early at 10pm daily. CVS in general isn't a favorite of mine because of the lack of healthy snacks available. There aren't many organic or non-gmo options and the granola bars they have are usually stale and hard (yuck). Plus the photo printing is usually of lackluster quality. But for a quick birthday card or toiletry item it's a convenient choice. I do recommend this location and wish I could give them 3.5 stars, because it's a little better than just "A-OK" but I'm not exactly a "fan," so 3 stars it is.

Where to begin. This is my mother's CVS, they have all her prescriptions for man years. For this…read morereason only I keep my customer card. I take her to there, she is 88 urs ild and not good with change.. Lately, they have gotten worse than the normal. They still call and leave prerecorded messages and texts to tell you your script is ready. You get there, they tell you it is NOT ready and to come back in a half hour. This is why I left CVS years ago..now I have to deal woth again. This last time, I went to pick her up items she uses regularly and I stood in line way too long to check out only because they have 1 cashier at the register taking care of people in line AND the people with problems (and there were quite a few) with the self checkout! This poor woman was very helpful, kind and so obviously trying to hide her frustration with handling this all on her own. HIRE MORE PEOPLE! I know how to use the self checkout, I refuse to use CVS's because the coupons always get stuck and then you have to pull this oman off the register to fix it or for some other stupid problem. Ridiculous! I only go there to for non prescription items when she is in town for her hair appt.(and i have a coupon) Otherwise I go elsewhere for cheaper prices on the same items. CVS rips off hospitals and customers. Google it! This is an Extremely dishonest company.

Random fact: this used to be a Waldbaums…read more Overall this is a very nice King Kullen, one with a pharmacy too! (Or Chemist, if you're from Europe or are an Aussie.) Nice to still see this in 2026. This location is kept clean, most of the staff are nice, and I'm happy to report that I've been noticing a lot more Organic/Non-GMO stuff available to buy, ditto for Gluten free mixed in with the oldie-but-goodie items, which tend to cater to their majority Gen X and Baby Boomer aged customers. There's a bus stop for SCT routes 6, 51, and 53 at the Waverly Ave entrance, which is convenient. Plus it says open until 22:00 (10 pm). Only complaints are: Items/foodschtuffs are costly (aka typical King Kullen prices), Restrooms tend to be dirty (had to duck into the ladies room once, was a bit cleaner than the mens), The location is in an odd area. Waverly Ave south of Sunrise is a rough-ish part of town, but north of Sunrise tends to be nicer. Keep this in mind if you walk, bike, or take the bus. With all this being said, I'm happy for the Cullen Family and to see King Kullen continue to be a landmark business unique to Long Island, still making LIers proud!

Excellent bakery section. The cheesecakes in particular are fantastic. Love their assortment of…read moreschool/allergen free items as well. Bakery staff was so friendly. The whole experience reminded me of going years ago when I was a child and got to pick a little sweet at the counter. Worth the extra couple of minutes to go to.

I came here today for the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine…read more Roughly 30 seconds after receiving it, I felt light headed. A staff member, who said that he was also an EMT, took my vitals. My pulse was racing at 160. My blood pressure skyrocketed to 182/111. The young man also gave me a small bottle of water, which did not help. My vitals did not stabilize. He, nor the pharmacist who administered the vaccine were equipped, to help me. They did little for me. The young man said that he has an EpiPen but that my symptoms did not require use of one. Lastly, he did not even given me a glucose tablet when I asked for one. I thought my blood sugar was also low. I thought that I was going to die and called my next of kin. Thank goodness I had my phone with me. Staff called an ambulance, which came in about 10 minutes. The crew wheeled me out of the store in a stretcher and said that I likely have vasovagal syncope, which is a rare adverse reaction to the vaccination. The MD at LI Community did not formally diagnose me with that. Dr M. merely said that I had a "fast heart rate and racing pulse" in response to the Pfizer vaccine. An RN administered IV fluids and continuously monitored my vitals. Staff also gave me an EKG and withdrew some blood for testing. I spent four hours in the ER before my vitals stabilized. Lesson learned: ONLY GO TO A VACCINATION SITE THAT HAS AN EMS, AMBULANCE AND MEDICAL STAFF ON PREMISES. Google research indicates that Pharmacy staff is not equipped to handle severe reactions to any vaccine. I should have done my due diligence before I selected Walgreens as my vaccination site. Addendum: The pharmacist, Jenny, did call me the next day to check my status. She also informed me that she will be reporting this incident to VAERS, as required by Federal law.

Waiting at the drive thru the 2 girls are talking by the window they see me and ignore me, I ring…read morethe bell they still continue to talk to each other. They when she finally said can I help you, she tells me how much I put my money on the pull out tray and she leaves it there and continues talking and it is very windy. When I'm done she leaves tray open while I'm trying to pull out and the next car has to pull in. VERY BAD SERVICE! I will drive to Selden instead of coming here .

Extremely disappointed with the pharmacy. Prescription was called in at 8:10 pm from ambulatory…read moresurgery and at 8:45 when we arrived to pick up the safe was locked and couldn't be opened. but the pharmacy closes at 9pm. Not good business. Screw the patient who needs the meds for recuperation.

This CVS Pharmacy has drastically gone downhill. From the moment you pull into the parking lot, you…read moreare greeted by garbage and potholes galore. Inside, the store is clean but under stocked. Many of the shelves are empty. You would think during cold and flu season that this would be a top priority. The cashier was pleasant enough, and knew how to apply ExtraBucks coupons! This gained them a star since the location on Route 112 has no idea how!

This review is only about the pharmacy area of this location…read more I recently had a prescription I needed to pick up and also had a change in insurance. Upon walking up to the pharmacy counter there was one person being helped and one in front of me. Once it was my turn I had explained to the girl that my insurance had changed. She asked me to step over to the consultation side to wait for the pharmacist. As I waited about 20 minutes (the pharmacist was on the phone and filling prescriptions) for the pharmacist, there were 4 people who had walked up for vaccinations. The pharmacist proceeded to put all their vaccinations together and vaccinate them all before approaching me. Maybe these other people had appointments, but I'm not sure. As she finally makes her way over to me, she asks me how she can help me. Although the girl at the register had told her what I needed and gave her my insurance card. Once everything was entered it took me about 3 minutes to check out. However there were 12 people who came in after me who were helped and left as well as 8 people who were helped at the drive through. I'm sure there are rules about who can enter information, but it just seemed like I could have been helped and been out of there before half of the new people were helped instead of being made to wait. Since the last pharmacist left, it had been increasingly difficult to do anything with this particular pharmacy department. It seems as though across the board everything takes more time than it should. Unfortunately this has been seen at other CVS pharmacy's as well.

Online ordering needs to be improved, and customer service. I did an online order it said it was…read moreready I went to the store They said they canceled it I never got anything about it I called their customer service number 1-800-746-7287 and all it was was a game of passing me to each person for different people never got anybody on the phone it was a half hour. The customer service sucks I would never deal with CVS again! It's bad enough you're aggravated because you drove somewhere to pick up your order to be told it was canceled and now they play games passing you around the phone.

The state of the America health care system is a disaster and these huge pharmacies are part of the…read moreproblem. There is no sense of urgency or caring here or most places within the system. They phone system is designed to make sure you never get a human Being on the line. "we don't get deliveries on the weekend" is what I was told when my meds were out of stock. That is unacceptable to me. If Amazon, usps and fed ex deliver on weekends than cvs should be getting livesaving medicines 7 days a week. No urgency. No caring. They make billions and that's all they care about.

I cannot adequately express how much I trust and respect the pharmacy staff here, esp Renata and…read moreJess...how they take the time to explain and assist, and work through insurance challenges...just GREAT!!! I might be able to save some money if I did mail order, but I depend on the relationship with them.