My favorite HEB is on 71 in BeeCave !!…read more Even though I live in Lakeway,I much prefer this store,much more,then the store on 620. The employees here are very kind and always offer to take my groceries to my car and even help me load groceries in to my trunk. As a senior citizen,I love this kindness and courtesy. Their selection is much nicer with a wider selection of food and household items. Prices are better,too. I highly recommend this store and I thank the management and all employees.

Always love going to H-E-B for groceries. Best grocery store in Texas. No matter which one you go…read moreto you can always find the best stuff. First time at this location, had to stop on my way to work to get something. Always clean always well organize always easy to navigate. H-E-B, that's what I love about Texas!!

I wanted to get a waterproof mascara. This Texas heat has my eyelashes smudging…read more Since I was there I was looking for sunblock too. Walked around the whole store. They have the smallest section of sunblock, and it's all the chemical kind. A little disappointing for CVS. Self check out because no one is a cashier any more.

Do better! CVS I Left H-E-B earlier an stopped in CVS to…read moreadd money to my chime card which I've done a number of times at Walgreens. Walgreens advertises. Chime. I had to look up if CVS worked with them and they did so I stoped in. I asked if they load chime cards. The cashier said yes. So I put $360 on the card. He asked for another $4.95. I asked, what is that for... he replied he doesn't know it must be coming from chime. He said It's an activation fee. I said that's odd. I've never got that before whatever... he then said he would need another $4.95. I said I just handed you $360 just take it out of that. He said no additionally. I gave him another $5. I thought it was strange. So I got on my app and asked chime. Why did you charge me $4.95? They said we don't charge a fee. It must be a third-party. I'm familiar with POS systems and the cash discount. But in Texas, you need to tell the consumer that there is a charge before the purchase... Don't blame the other company! I wasn't making a purchase, but that's not the point ... the cashier wasn't properly trained and didn't tell me that there would be a third-party fee which Walgreens does not have. Or any other that I know of. I went back in to inform them that what they're doing is illegal. They need to have a sign posted for the consumer to make that decision before being charged the processing fee. Don't lie when confronted! The manager was just as oblivious and said he would pass it on to his director. Instead of I'm sorry for the inconvenience. I was not aware of this. I will make this right in the future so no one else needs to go through this. And most of all that we are not breaking the law. Texas Law: As you could see here. In Texas, charging a consumer a "processing fee" (often called a credit card surcharge or convenience fee) without prior disclosure is problematic and can be illegal under certain circumstances. Texas law has a complex history on this topic. Under Texas Business and Commerce Code § 604A.0021, it is technically prohibited for a seller to impose a surcharge on a buyer who uses a credit card instead of cash, check, or similar payment methods. A similar prohibition applies to debit cards under § 604A.002. Violations can lead to civil penalties up to $500 per violation. My note from chime: Support I'm sorry to hear about the unexpected $4.95 activation fee. Chime does not charge any activation fees for opening an account or activating your card. If you see a charge like this, it may be related to a third-party service or a merchant, not Chime itself. Had to vent.... Enjoy my $4.95 POS company. Dumb CVS.

I was elated to be able to get my COVID-19 vaccine shots here, close to home. There's a nice…read morewaiting area and I noticed the staff were having a busy Monday morning with lots of new prescription shipments. There's a terrific collection of supplements of all kinds here, and it is just a stone's throw from Greater Goods Coffee.

I left town and forgot my medication. The pharmacist worked with my doctor's office, my Dallas…read morepharmacist, and my insurance company to get my prescriptions transferred in about three hours! Without the mess, I surely would have spent my vacation with migraines. So grateful.

This CVS has everything a gal could need. I popped in for a few things I had forgotten and they had…read moreall in stock, thank goodness. I had no engagement with staff while in the store so can't comment on that bit. I took a Waymo so can't comment on parking either but I was a little confused at first by the different set up here. They have 2 stories! So if you're looking for something and don't see it on the first floor, head up the stairs and it'll probably be there. They do have an elevator, as well, if needed. By the registers, they have 3 Self Checkouts for easy self-serve shopping. One staff was monitoring the operations but it was a seamless experience for me. You just gotta keep in mind you are downtown so you may encounter unhomed people and all that comes with that.

I live close to this location and use it often. It's a smaller version of CVS because it's…read moredowntown, but it has pretty much everything I need. I especially appreciate everyone at the pharmacy and the pharmacist who do a great job. I get all my shots there. They are very welcoming. If you live downtown and can walk it's great. If you don't - beware, parking is pretty challenging.

If I could give this pharmacy zero stars, I would. My husband and I visited the ER yesterday and…read moredrove around town trying to find a pharmacy that would be able to fill his prescription within 24 hours. The only pharmacy that said it would be ready within 24 hours was this one. I called the pharmacy this morning to ask what time I could come in to pick up the prescription. The woman on the phone said that the prescription wouldn't be ready for another couple of days. I said that I wish we had been told that yesterday and the woman said that I was a liar. She claimed no one in the pharmacy had said that the prescription could be filled in 24 hours and that I should have known this. The pharmacy staff here are rude and unprofessional. Rather than owning up to their mistake, they would rather blame the customers for taking their staff at their word. If you need a prescription filled (emergency or not), I highly recommend looking elsewhere.

0/5 poor service.The staff was entirely rude to me for absolutely no reason. I just wanted to get…read moremy passport photo done which is a big deal for me and I wanted a nice picture for, and Alicia said I couldn't take more than 3 pictures and if that was a problem I could just leave. Ive had multiple pictures taken before at another walgreens & I even offered to PAY for each set of photos I took, which I find reasonable so I'm not wasting your time & I'm paying for a service. She got mad, irritated, or simply impatient for whatever reason -- the store was completely dead mind you -- and had another employee come take my picture and turned around and was mocking me and laughing with the other employee before giving the camera over. I would have paid for more pictures to get the perfect one, which is productivity and sales for them but I simply won't be coming back here again because their negativity ruined the excitement of getting my passport photo taken completely.

I love this Walgreens location! I placed an order for Christmas photo cards since they have a deal…read morefor 60% off until 11/15/25. The service was quick and they kept me updated with any expected delays! Kylie was very friendly and greeted me at the photo counter and answered all my questions. My cards came out clear and neat. The store itself was organized and clean.

Perfect once again. Doctor screwed up and so did insurance. They fixed it as always. We have been…read morecommitted to coming here for years and have always been very happy.

This CVS pharmacy inside Target has worse customer service than the CVS Target pharmacy on Mopac…read more Somehow, they had ALL of my prescriptions on default for using a coupon instead of billing it to my insurance. I was charged an arm and a leg on my prescriptions the last five months, even though I had met my deductible. When I kept questioning how much insurance was covered, Joe G., the pharmacy manager and the female Asian pharmacy technician, kept claiming my insurance or coupons were used. Uncheck the darn box and see how much it costs with insurance billed instead of using coupons. There's also a bug in their software, which claims Navitus insurance was used when I have a different insurance. It wasn't until I drove down to the South Austin Target location that the pharmacy technician Alex discovered that filling covid tests should be free instead of $74. He unchecked the default of using a coupon on all my prescriptions. Simini runs a tighter ship at the South Target location. I went back to see Joe G., the manager, at the Great Hills location. I showed him my Express Scripts insurance card and Joe G. claimed I could only fill prescriptions at Walgreens or Costco. What? I've never filled a prescription at Walgreens or Costco in my life, and I told him I had been seeing Simini at the Target South location for twelve years. He gave me a refund over the last three months of over- billing, where they billed to coupon instead of insurance. The only thing I didn't have him back check was my Armour thyroid, whether it would have been cheaper to fill a 30 - day vs. 90 - day supply. Minus two stars because Joe said their location doesn't typically check if it's cheaper to fill one month vs. three months, or coupon vs. insurance. The only pharmacist at the Great Hills location who does this is the Latina pharmacist (probably a temp). Joe put it in my profile to search for coupons when my deductible is reset at the beginning of the year. But honestly, they should be doing that for all customers, not just me. When I told him that my insurance didn't didn't cover 90 - day supplies until after three months, he claimed he didn't know because they don't check for that at the Great Hills location. I told him it was his Latina pharmacist who told me that the previous week. These are the kinds of things a good pharmacist will look up for me and the customer service I expect from every pharmacist. I may switch to Symphony Pharmacy for this reason. Joe G. refused to fill an order for covid tests, citing we needed a prescription with our Express Scripts insurance. I've filled 8 tests at Target South with no prescription before. I'm definitely not coming back to this location again. Perhaps he billed it to coupon again for $74. Five minutes after Joe G. told my husband that Express Scripts doesn't fill covid tests without a prescription, my husband went to the CVS on Anderson Lane and they were able to fill four boxes for free using our insurance without a prescription. When I called Joe G., he said he didn't even try running it through our insurance. We are never coming to this location again. Apparently, Joe G. isn't aware there are different tiers with every insurance.

Shenna (phonetic - I am not sure how to spell her name) is an ANGEL. I panicked and called her back…read morelike 8 times back to back with something new and each time she was very pleasant, helpful, and kind to the fact that my brain was NOT on right! After a few calls, my meds werent available and she made sure i got them ordered/transferred (there were 2 of them) so i can stop being stressed out.