Scheduled some shots I needed through the website. Showed up on time and checked in using their QR…read morecode. Waited about 10 minutes before they were ready. Person giving the shots was busy and seemed bothered to have to do this. No conversation, asked questions without description. Asked what shots I was there for and then asked, "how do you want them?" And seemed annoyed that I didn't understand. After clarifying, he meant did I want all 3 in the same arm and what arm. Easy to get shots, but don't expect much conversation.

Walgreens sucks. I call in a prescription refill and it takes 2 days (the online system wanted 4)…read moreonly for it not to be ready yet. You suck Walgreens, we all hate you.

I knew exactly what I wanted and was glad that this CVS has the same layout as my neighborhood CVS,…read moreso I was able to find it easily. Then I took a detour through the cosmetics. There were lots of things on sale and clearance and with all those coupons that you get everytime you buy anything from here, I got nail polish that cost all of 79¢.The store was clean and organized. I didn't see one employee and used the self check out. No issues for me!

This CVS pharmacy has piss poor customer service! Nick a pharmacy tech is very rude! This isn't the…read morefirst time he has waited on me. If this kid is unable to give excellent customer service to EVERYONE he waits on he needs to work in a stock room! While speaking to the lead pharmacy tech about Nick's behavior, he walks by and finds it amusing! And CVS "store manger" gives the same poor response, "They're not apart of our store." Then AGET THEM OUT!

while waiting to pick up a prescription in drive thru line, the car in front took a long time to…read moreget their meds, until 9 pm. I pulled up to the window and was they were closed, I tried to explain we had been waiting and with no further contact, they closed up and turned off lights while I sat at the window. horrible customer service, I have used this store for 25 years, but no more. I have had other bad interactions with waiting for service or trying to get help. Very lousy.

Pharmacy manager treats patients like they are her prisoners. Total power play and doesn't care…read moreabout customer Service. My doctors treating me are some of the best in the world and she challenges them on their prescriptions. She abuses her position like she believes she has power but all she is doing is loosing customers aka patients to other pharmacies. If the owner of this Walgreens is smart they'd fire her since the pharmacy is the profit center of any Walgreens and the owner would be much more Profitable firing her and bringing in a manager who is patient oriented and cares about the fact that patients, many of which have terminal illnesses, should be treated with care vs her rude and abusive treatment of all of the patients she is their to serve. Shame on her. If she wants to abuse her power she should go work at the USPS.

I am not interested in giving opinion, but they do check into any problems I have,friendly workersread more

They were out of a lot of the things that I went for. They had, I guess stocking, carts in aisles…read moreso it made it hard to walk through. Cashier was not personable and seemed like she did not want to be there.

The pharmacy helpers are rude and not helpful. I have been in there numerous times and their…read moreattitudes need to be adjusted. It's not that busy that they have to ignore a question or snap a "smart" answer. ( today 3/27 @ 2:30 pm) I would rather drive a few more miles than go back there. 9701 Watson is no longer my preferred location.

They have been absolutely terrible for many years, but my fault I keep coming back. No more after…read moretoday. They are slow and obnoxiously rude. I am a super patient person, but they seem to have no comprehension that people needing medication are often sick or in pain. Their lax and obnoxious behavior is just absolutely uncalled for.

These people are so kind and efficient. I can always talk to someone about concerns or questions…read more I was tired of the inefficiency of CVS and Walgreens, and decided to transfer to this small pharmacy. PLUS they only charge 6.50 for delivery! Carol Ziel

I am SO glad my doctor suggested switching to Medical Arts Pharmacy in Clayton. In addition to…read morefantastic staff and first-rate service, I now have local pharmacists that I feel are an integral part of my ​Healthcare ​Team. They recognize me by name as I walk in and will often have my order ready by the time I reach the service counter! In times of need, they have arranged to have my critical medications couriered to my home, or shipped to me out-of-state (when allowed). Finally, when an insurance pre-authorization letter threatened to delay my fill, they were able to offer it to me at a cash price BELOW GoodRx and those other coupon services. ​If you are using one of those big chain pharmacies and are frustrated with their long wait times, out-of-stock issues, and poor service, switch to Medical Arts Clayton Pharmacy...you'll be glad you did. I certainly am!

Nice Walgreens location, friendly staff. The other location a mile south, off of Big Bend, is more…read moreroomy and also newer. That being said, this location is fine as well. I wish they had self-checkout though!!

I have a beef with Walgreens. I checked out today and the clerk asked if I was a member. I said yes…read moreand entered my phone number. He then said, you have $10 credit would you like to use it. I said, sure. I left feeling good that I managed to use some Walgreens loyalty credits. When I reached home, I looked at my phone and discovered that it was not Walgreens credit that I received but he had cashed some of the ThankYou points from my Citi Double Cash account. Walgreens is not the only business to do this. WalMart, Schnucks and CVS do it and I'm sure there are more. I always decline this because they screw you on the exchange. They charge a 25% premium in points used for the credit received versus getting cash from Citi. There is a difference though between Walgreens and the others I mentioned. That difference is that the source of the credit did not appear on the screen that I had in front of me. It was on the checker's screen. So, I did not have a chance to see what was going on and reject it. His question followed immediately after I entered my phone number, so I assumed that it was Walgreens loyalty credit. At the other stores, Schnucks, WalMart and CVS, it is very clear on the POS pad that they are going to charge you more points than the credit you receive. I am sure Citi has a deal with these retailers to split the 25% premium and Citi has a way of getting some of the Double Cash back into their accounts. In return, Walgreens gets some of it as well. If I were cynical, I would suspect that Walgreen's trains their checkers to do this and add a little more to Walgreens accounts as well. This was not a life changing transaction, but I am not happy about the practice. I will think twice before returning to Walgreens and will opt for CVS, which demonstrates more transparency before this happens.

Staff are friendly, knowledgeable and respond to requests quickly. Make note of their lunch break.read more

Worst service from any pharmacy ever. But what should I expect, it's Walmart. They are always out…read moreof stock. And no one behind the counter seems to give a shit about anything. Which is understandable, it's Walmart.

This is a nice Walgreens location, clean and fairly well-stocked. My cashier, Rose, was super sweet…read moreas well. I'd return!

Great location, plenty of parking and they always have my items stocked. Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful.

You walked in immediately to glaringly blaring, loud music that is inappropriate for all. The…read moreparking lot is dirty, walking up to the door there's all kinds of trash on the ground. Inside there is a man working behind the counter, but he looks like he is asleep possibly. He's got on a sock cap and a hoodie and he's all scrunched down and he is either sleeping or very engrossed in his phone.

During the coronavirus pandemic with St Louis County restricting fountain drinks these folks seem…read moreto be profiteering off canned and bottled soft drinks. $2 for a standard can Coke product; more than a $1.50 for a small water bottle. Save 20-35% across the street at the Petro-Mart.