From speaking w someone on the phone about bubble packed meds, to the delivery staff and…read morepharmacist, it's been consistently GREAT costumer service. They have meds ready in a timely manner. I will continue recommending them to everyone!

This is the BEST pharmacy I've ever used. They are responsive and quick, and do everything in their…read morepower to make things affordable for me. They are happy to help transfer or receive transfers from other pharmacies and they work really well with my Doctors when information is needed from them to approve a refill. Hands down, 5 stars!

Harris Teeter has a prime rib special between the hours of 11-1 pm (call to be sure) and 4-6 pm on…read moreThursday for $19.99 that's delicious! They give you a Hugh slice that's enough for 2z it also comes with baby potatoes, mixed veggies and sauces for no additional cost. And if you are a senior you'll get 10% on Thursdays.

We used to call this the Tajma-teeter when they moved to the larger location in Friendly shopping…read morecenter. I don't come here much anymore but every now and then. It has been hit or miss for me: bad shrimp, over the hill veggie tray.. The staff has always been great and they have a Starbucks attached. They have huge salad and Asian buffet style self serve and a pizza and sushi counter.

Placed an online order for pick up. Received a text that it was delayed. Ok, no problem. I get the…read moretext that it's ready so I head to the store. I get there and park. I sit 10mins although it says call if you have been waiting 5 mins. Trying to give them the benefit of the doubt. I call and was told they would bring it right out. I wait another 9 mins and nothing. I leave. I am in pain and didn't want to go in, thus the curbside!!! To make matters worse, what I ordered was going give me relief....ARRRRGH! This is not good customer service AT ALL! I do not giving unfavorable reviews, but this is warranted.

I am frequently at this location for my pharmaceutical needs and photo printing. The pharmacists…read moreare very kind and will work with you on getting what you need. I usually go through the drive-thru and it moves relatively quickly considering how busy they often. The photo printing service is best through the app, as you'll more thank likely receive 30-40% off. However, when you get to the store, be prepared to wait to service as there is not always a photo person on duty. Also be prepared to check your pictures, because many are cropped weird even if you did not crop them. Over all, I will still use this service.

I'd never thought I'd say this about a pharmacy, but I love this place…read more As a recent transplant to the Triad area, finding a good pharmacy was on my adult checklist, and I feel like I struck gold here. Bennett's is a family run pharmacy located on the first floor of the medical complex. Both husband and wife have their doctorates and are passionate about helping patients. The first time I went in, my insurance card was outdated, but the woman called every number she could to try and find my correct and updated information. Every month when I go in, it's comforting to see their familiar faces and know I am in good hands. If you're in the area, I absolutely recommended this pharmacy.

Great service, reasonable prices. Everyone there is nice and knowledgeable. They offer pet and…read morehuman prescriptions. If they don't know the answer, they'll find it. They went above and beyond!

Up until a couple months ago we had great service . Apparently a new manager took over and these…read morepeople cannot figure out any kind of problems and if you call for a delivery don't expect it on time . If your life depends on medicine from them don't accept their delivery because they will leave you hanging and tell you all kinds of excuses as to why they can't deliver your medicine . The first time it happened my mom had just been discharged and needed her fluid pills they waited 48 hours for delivery because the doctor prescribed a 40 mg pill and all they had was a 20 . They were unable to contact the doctor and I had to contact the doctor to resolve it . The second time they left me down I called for laxatives which my mom needed desperately deliver to her house . That was 7 days ago I was surprised to find out they never were delivered and called them back and left a message last night. Still no laxatives their excuse was it wasn't prescribed so it wasn't that important , followed by we don't know who you talk to there's so many employees here, and their ultimate excuses their deliveries are made by a third party company that resides next door and it's out of their control which is what the real problem is with this Pharmacy . If you want something that's not life saving it might be great to use them to have it delivered but don't rely on them to deliver life saving medicine when you need it because they will let you down .

After a few years of back and forth with Walgreens over whether or not they had Adderall XR in…read morestock and/or my prescriptions... A friend referred me to Gate City Pharmacy. There are never issues with stock or communication. The service is phenomenal and I believe they care about making sure medicine is accessible and readily available. While I've never had to wait, the aisles have interesting products to catch attention. 10/10 will always recommend. If you have ever experienced being unable to get medications filled and keep medications consistent- Gate City Pharmacy is a blessing for resolving both.

When I moved back to Greensboro several years ago I used the pharmacy that Harris teeter in…read morefriendly. Very unsatisfactory experience switch to gate City pharmacy I have nothing but compliments they're very nice people they're quick and knowledgeable what else could you ask for

Super easy ordering process for custom cakes. Taste of cake & buttercream icing was great as…read morealways. However, here is what I ordered vs what I got. If there is no longer anyone there to decorate & all writing will now be screen-printed, that should be noted prior to spending $50 on a cake. Due to the wrinkles and open space on the surface of the cake, I had to scramble to find a way to decorate it myself right before such a major event.

The Walmart on Battleground Ave. is listed as a "Supercenter." However, it is actually a regular…read moreWalmart, compared to the Super Walmart that we have become accustomed to. Don't let that stop you from going by, though. From my experience, the store is well-stocked and has some great employees. It was my first time in the store in March, so I made it a point to explore all the departments of the store. As you can see from some of the photos, the merchandise was full, and there were employees busy working to fill areas that needed it. I even met a new employee in the produce department, who was eager to answer my questions and assist me. Although the store is smaller, it still carries many of the same items I get at the larger stores, which is convenient. Their wait for checkout was also much shorter, and the self-checkout was a lot more convenient because they had several stations open. I will definitely frequent this location when I am not getting delivery via Walmart+. Everything about my visit was pleasant, so this is a Kiesha Speech-approved Walmart. :)

Hey it's a Walgreens! Solid store all around. This location is a bit tricky to get into since it is…read morelocated near a busy section of New Garden, but as far as stores go, this place is OK. I did have a little problem with the cleanliness of the store during my visit, since there was a spilled beverage on the floor near the entrance and it was not cleaned up 20 minutes later when I left. However I only saw one employee during the trip who was not in pharmaceutical.

Review of Pharmacist Conduct - Unprofessional and Disrespectful Behavior Randleman Road Greensboro…read moreNC #5593 As a licensed medical provider working with a nationwide medical clinic, I was deeply disappointed by the conduct of a pharmacist at this location. One of our patients returned to clinic after being refused her medication refill--despite presenting a printed prescription that was properly signed, included the physician's NPI number, and met all legal requirements. This method of issuing prescriptions is standard across hospitals and private practices nationwide, especially with the growing use of electronic medical record systems. I contacted the pharmacy directly to clarify and ensure the patient received the care she needed. Unfortunately, the pharmacist I spoke with was not only uncooperative, but outright rude and arrogant. I answered all of his questions respectfully, yet he continued to challenge my legitimacy as a provider. Shockingly, he even asked if I was "acting like a paramedic." For the record, I hold the appropriate medical degrees and have over 30 years of clinical experience. His behavior was unprofessional, dismissive, and inappropriate. Despite confirming that the prescription was for a non-controlled medication, he refused to fill it, asked the same questions repeatedly, questioned my authority without cause, and ultimately ended the call by saying, "Let's not waste any more time," before hanging up on me. This kind of behavior creates unnecessary barriers to care and disrespects both the provider and the patient. I was forced to redirect the prescription to a different pharmacy to ensure the patient received her medication without further delay. I have filed a formal complaint with the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy to ensure this incident is reviewed appropriately. Addendum: I asked the pharmacist for his full name, and he gave me an incorrect name--most likely to avoid being reported to the pharmacy board. I called the pharmacy again and asked a technician to provide his full name and correct spelling, but she refused and said she would connect me back to him. I explained I did not wish to speak with him again. On a third attempt, I asked for the store manager. The staff member who answered was kind and went to get the manager, but the manager also refused to provide the pharmacist's name, citing it as private information. This is incorrect. A pharmacist's name is public information--it appears on every prescription label and is listed on the state Board of Pharmacy website. I proceeded to file a formal complaint for disciplinary action with the board due to this pharmacist's unprofessional behavior and for obstructing a patient's access to care. If all of you who have had a negative experience would contact the NC Board of Pharmacy, this nonsense might get addressed properly. There are numerous reviews here regarding the same issue with this particular pharmacist. The pharmacist's name is Ylber (Ben) Rraci. License #: 29329

It was horrible. The bathroom stank, no toilet paper, toilets clogged, and no soap or paper towels…read more Guy was super friendly and helpful. But lots of sketchy figures and such. People hanging in the parking lot. Place was a mess. Dead roses everywhere. Bad experience.

I have been wanting to try this place forever and not only is it cute in an old fashioned kind of…read moreway but it is also super cheap! Anywhere where I can have tots for breakfast is a win in my book! Quick service, nice people, good prices and good food.

Just on the outskirts of Old Irving Park, this was one of my favorite lunch spots growing up, and…read morewhen back in town visiting. You MUST get an Orange-Aid. A classic staple, and made in house. Being here transports you back to simpler times that feels like Old Town USA. The old counter, low bar stools, still operating drug store and sundries section.... it's a real life throwback that so many of us hold dearly. You'll see the regulars, some medical people, some business people, some high schoolers on off campus lunch. Everybody can get a reasonably priced delicious meal and the warmth and comfort only a place like this can provide. While usually am a huge proponent of trying new things- always always get the No. 4 salad with my orange aid. Will snap some pictures next time we come through!