I used East Side Prescription Shop for the first time today. I remember passing by it probably…read morethousands of times as a kid. My parents might have used it back then, but I don't remember. A prescription I needed urgently was called into another pharmacy this morning. Rather than ride there to pay and pick it up, I gave East Side Prescription Shop a call to see what could be arranged. The phone was answered right away by an actual person. The pharmacy tech was a nice man who entered my information into his computer, called the other pharmacy, and called me back in less than an hour. They had transferred my prescription and filled it. They even took my payment over the phone. This was something the other pharmacy was not willing to do. The tech told me that his delivery man was standing right there and that my medicine would be on the way shortly. I don't remember exactly how long it took to arrive, but it was here within 20-30 minutes from what I recall. Delivery was free and executed by a happy smiling man. It was nice to deal with kind people as sick as I feel. I didn't feel like another number in a long queue like I do at the currently available chain pharmacies. I have yet to see the inside, and I'm not sure if they have a drive-thru. The downside is that they are not open on Sunday and close by 2 PM on Saturday. So, this shop won't fit needs in the middle of the night or most of the weekend. But, I would certainly use this shop again because of the quick and kind service along with the delivery they offer. I'm not sure what the delivery area is, but what a relief to have that option where I am! They made me feel like I went back in time to when customers and patients mattered and when businesses were smaller and more comfortable.

From the owner: Your local Good Neighbor Pharmacy (GNP) is your one-stop shop for prescritions, health information,…read moreand friendly service with a smile. Our warm hometown service comes with great prices, too!

Pharmacy techs were super rude. Only reason I will return is because they actually have my wife's…read moremedicine in stock most of the time. The guy that greeted me was nice and polite.

This location has been open for a couple of years but was built new, so it follows the up to date…read moremodel of Walgreens. They offer all of the typical services such as the photo center and pharmacy. They follow the weekly ad and sales and rewards. The staff is friendly and helpful. There is a Redox kiosk in front of the store which stays busy.

From the owner: Walgreens is a trusted and convenient local health destination that millions of Americans rely on…read moreevery day. Our founder, Charles R. Walgreen Sr., was known for finding new ways to connect with customers on a personal level and treating each person like a guest in his own home. For over a century, we have expanded that personal connection through our network of neighborhood pharmacies and our innovative health services and products. The foundation for all of this is our trusted pharmacy expertise, and our team members who provide essential care that helps people achieve better health outcomes at an affordable cost. Pharmacy Hours: M-F 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-8pm, Sa 9am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm, Su 10am-1:30pm, 2pm-6pm

This CVS is kinda small in comparison to other locations in the area. It does have some pretty…read moreunique products to the CVS brand though. Like in the makeup section. I found a brand that I usual only find at Ulta which was pretty awesome and they have a pretty good wine selection as well. It is one of their older stores in the chain so the façade and interior are a bit run down but the service was awesome. The store clerk was very knowledgeable about different locations of their items in their store. If your ever in the area stop by for good customer service.

Tried to call to make an appointment for a shingles vaccine. My doctor advised I need to go to CVS…read moreto get one to avoid being charged by Medicare. Sat on hold for 7 minutes with no one picking up the line. Immediately called back and was on hold 3 minutes with no one picking up. Decided it was better to pay than ignored.

I'd give this 0 stars if I could. This place is a joke. Getting rid of 15 ish self checkouts for 3…read morewas the stupidest thing they did. I make sure I never have to go here, but sometimes I have no choice. Always a giant line. Only 2 of the self checkouts are working. And the one only other lane open has a ling line too. GO BACK TO ALL THE SELF CHECKOUTS

I've been trying to be better about reviewing businesses that are actually in what I consider to be…read moremy neighborhood, though I'm actually a wee bit south of this Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market at what is really 56th & Emerson. I honestly thought I'd reviewed this Wal-Mart, but as I stopped by on Yelp to check out my previous review I realized that this now nearly 10-year-old location had not been reviewed. If you know the Neighborhood Market concept, you know what to expect. This is essentially a neighborhood grocery store, a replacement for the former O'Malia's that had long been in this spot. Trust me, I miss O'Malia's. When the Neighborhood Market first came in, I visited on a semi-regular basis. It was nice to have a grocery option actually in the neighborhood. I mean, sure, it was "Walmart," but I could tolerate it for low prices. This location offers a pharmacy (including drive-up), bakery, liquor, deli, and grocery. Yes, you can have Walmart items shipped to this location. It also allows you to avoid the Supercenter at 73rd and Keystone. As is true of most Walmart locations, accessible parking is somewhat plentiful and the doors are automatic. Since moving in, they've added some gating inside to handle crowd management and to discourage shoplifting (which, let's be honest, is fairly prevalent in this neighborhood. I admit it. I live in a fairly rough area). This Walmart is in a very transitional neighborhood - you're within minutes of both extremely rough areas and very nice areas. For the most part, we all peacefully co-exist. However, keep in mind that this is also the same corner where a Dollar General employee was shot to death and where a Speedway employee shot a shoplifter. However, it's also down the street from Cathedral High School, Fatima Retreat Center, and some pretty decent restaurants. Okay, this Walmart. I was eating dinner at a nearby restaurant and needed 4-5 items. I wheeled over to Walmart. I encountered arguing customers. I entered and snagged a cart - they don't have the smaller carts (easier for wheelchair users), but I do believe they have motorized carts. The aisles are reasonably spaced, though were fairly crowded between people and stocking. One employee dramatically moved a stocking cart around me and promptly dropped a couple items (he had plenty of room and was just being dramatic). Items here tend to be fairly fresh, though the store has always had a bit of a worn out feeling - even early on after it moved in. In the early days, you could get decent counter service and cash registers. I mean, sure, the cashiers were hit-or-miss, but there was service. Now, everything is self check-out (which I despise and which is NOT disability friendly). I mean, you have employees actually watching the check-out. Why not have one register open? Essentially, they're paying people to watch checkout like they're actually going to do anything if someone tries to steal. Plus, the employee who directs things seemed to have no clue what was actually going on. I was directed to a register that already had someone. I saw this happen more than once. Weird. That said, I suppose at least I provided myself friendly customer service. This was a weird, icky experience. The prices are pretty decent - I got a 12-pack of Celsius energy drinks for a bit over $17 - four to five dollars less than most places. That was nice. However, I can't imagine going out of my way for this experience as the facility wasn't wheelchair friendly, the employees weren't close to friendly, and there's a tension in this Walmart that is palpable. I might return to pick up an item or two, however, for me it's more than worth it to drive a bit further and check out Meijer or Target - and yes, despite modestly higher prices the more pleasing shopping atmosphere and vastly better customer service is worth it. This visit to Walmart reminded me why I very seldom go to Walmart anymore.

Meijer, in general, doesn't sit well with me, but this one is aiight. It's organized and clean, but…read moresomeone needs to work with Meijer management on adopting new lighting, because the stores always feel bleak. One place that doesn't feel bleak in this store is the marketplace area. This is where you'll find groceries like fresh fruits and vegetables, bread, bakery goodies and grab-and-go meals. The lighting here is nice and warm, in case you were wondering. They have multiple self-checkout machines, so checkout was very quick and easy. The parking lot was also nice.

I was able to find what I needed but a lot of the the produce had mold on it. I stumbled upon this…read morelemonade. I've never seen it before. I hope its good.

They keep changing the pharmacists and technicians. CVS constantly tries to set me up on automatic…read morerefill even thought I've told them multiple times not to. Now the automated system keeps on trying to set me up on constant text messages. This is probably corporate policy.

Large Walmart store on the east side of town. Probably was updated a few years ago so everything…read morelooked pretty clean. Had a bubble tea and coffee shop in it as well as the normal beauty shop and subway. None of the workers said anything even though I said, have a nice day or thank you to each of them, but it was early in the morning. Maybe they just hadn't woken up yet. Shells were stocked well and prices are typical Walmart types of prices. I've never see a lot of people here. I'm sure there are times when it gets very busy, but I have never seen it. So I like that I can just walk in go to the register and then be out..

If you have to lock all the merchandise in cases... at least have staff available to unlock it. I'm…read morecurrently in automotive. I pressed the button to page an associate twice. A staff named Alan came by explained he couldn't open it but called on his walkie talkie for someone to help. 10 minutes later I pressed the page button again. And Alan just came by and called on his walkie talkie again for help. This happened last week in the make up aisle. If Walmart is so worried about theft, put staff on shift to assist and monitor.