A big name drug store open 24/7. Need I say more? No, but Yelp wants me to, so I will. Do you need diapers for your baby at 3am, drive on over. You are out of milk, you can go there midnight New Years Eve and pick up a container. It is a drug store and well stocked with all the pharmaceuticals and medication that you may need. Bigger than most drug store/ mini department store combo locations in SoCal/ Los Angeles. read more

Horrible service. The older Asian lady in particular. I have had several horrible experiences with her service. She basically lied to me and said she would call my insurance to verify the vin number since I only had my insurance number with me and not the actual card. Hours later she called me telling me they were closed that she could not reach them. Obviously the insurance companies close around the same time. My medicines are controlled and an emergency for me to take. The fact that she knew this and took it so lightly to not even attempt to call them during business hours made me decide to never ever use this horrible pharmacy again. I called a completely different pharmacy as soon as she told me the bad news and within 2 minutes they pulled up my insurance information online and said I can drop off my prescription to them. This cvs pharmacy is bad business. read more

This CVS store is always well-stocked and has a much better than average selection but the real plus is that the employees are very friendly and truly do go out of their way to help you. Even after its neighbor Kmart closed its doors well over a year ago this CVS store still has plenty of foot traffic and remains open 24 hours...bearing witness to its being one of the better CVS stores in the area. read more

WARNING: WORST PHARMACY OF ALL TIMES ! ! INCOMPETENT STAFF ALERT. PHARMACISTS ARE ACTUALLY REALLY OLD CLOWNS ! ! THIS IS REALLY A ZERO STAR RATING ! ! [This review is intended for the Pharmacy only, not the rest of the store, which is actually decent.] This is seriously the worst Pharmacy of all times. My fiance and I have lived in the neighborhood for 3 years and usually gone to this pharmacy thinking that eventually they'll be able to get something right. Think not. You'd think this place was run by children, or monkeys, but in facts it's just run by the most inept people of all times. Shop here only for 24 hour convenience by avoid this pharmacy at all costs. Most pharmacy visits average about 35 minutes. Every month my fiance makes a trip here to fill her prescrip. Every singe time, the same old lady asks her if she's been there before. After my fiance explains that she comes there every month, the lady proceeds to tell her, her name is not in the system and that she's never been there. After my fiance spells out here name a few times, writes it on paper, then the pharmacist will come back and tell her she found her name in the system. Usually they tell her that she doesn't have a presription on file and that she'll need to get her doctor to send them a new one. Then somehow after about 10 minutes of talking to other pharmacists, they'll see that it's on file. If it's one of the chance encounters that they actually find her prescription in the computer, they usually tell her that they don't carry her prescription, and that they never have. They ask her to go to her doctor to get a new prescription. This is the same prescrip she's gets every month from this place. After talking arguing that she get's it there, they usually talk to another pharmacist and then come back and say they do in fact have it. come back in an hour to pick it up. When she goes back to pick it up, she has to go through the same exercise with them finding her name, insurance etc in the computer. As if she's a stranger in there for the first time. Was i not just here an hour ago? did i do something to disgruntle or offend you off. Are you not capable of generating short term memories or facial recognition? Most recently my fiance had pneumonia. When they filled her prescrip, they gave her the wrong dosage, in fact, it was over double. Luckily she read it before she took it. They didn't apologize, but gave her a $25 coupon, which didn't even work when she took it back to use it. Insult to injury. They've also sent both her and myself home with the wrong medications, not even remotely close to what was prescribed. Most of the pharmacists are entirely incompetent. I don't know how they passed any kind through any type of pharmacy school. Many of them speak as if they are ESL and never really took the time to learn english (or spanish for the local LA flavor). Every time i go there they're constantly lowering the bar and bringing my level of astonishment to new heights. Every time i'm in there i see disgruntled patrons angry for the very same reasons. I've seen many of the pharmacists get reamed out, essentially verbally abused by partrons, and they pharmacists don't really seem to care at all. I think that they feel they do a really good job. they're always laughing, telling jokes to each other and ignoring customers. It's amazing how consistent they are with poor customer service. I will say that there are a few younger, smart & helpful pharmacists, i wish they could just get rid of the old hacks. When you get a good one, they make for small victories when you do get them. Why do we still go there? i try to avoid it if possible, but they are the closest 24 hr. pharmacy, the closest one within walking distance . Feel free to submit a complaint to the Better Business Bureau at http://www.la.bbb.org/ComplaintDetail.aspx?CompanyID=100051711 read more

Pretty dirty and trashy location. It's nice that the pharmacy is open 24 hours but that's it's only upside

There aren't too many 24 hours places around so I've had this place in my phone for a while for the random 3 AM need a prescription emergency. And at those times I've had a pretty horrible experience - losing the script, filling it wrong, getting my info wrong, etc. But I always figured it was just the 3 AM crew. Nope. It's the whole operation. I just moved down the street so I figured it would make sense to transfer all my prescriptions there. I fill about 6 things each month for my diabetes so it's important that my pharmacy can, y'know, get things right. With most places it's not really an issue. I moved 4 scripts over. Called my original Rite Aid, called CVS set it all up, and stopped off there after work. No dice. Only one prescription was transferred, one was accidentally logged under the wrong name, and the other two, they claimed, weren't filled because they couldn't get through to the pharmacy. I called the pharmacy on my cell, got through immediately and handed the phone to them "oh, y'meah like this?" I told them I'd come back when the other three were ready. I called 4 times in the space of 48 hours, eating through about 120 mintues of phone time. NO ONE WOULD ANSWER. I couldn't leave a message. NOTHING. I've never waited more than 10 minutes to get through to staff at a pharmacy! When I went to pick up my meds I noted the following: 1) They'd transferred one prescription incorrectly, with only half the quantity I needed. My insurance won't fill the script twice in one month, so now I will have to pay $100 out of pocket for the other half of the prescription before it's corrected next month. 2) The second was transferred in the wrong format. I take my insulin by vial, this insulin came in cartridges for pens. Since the third prescription was for syringes, why on earth would they give me pen cartridges? Also the prescription clearly states VIALS. 3) They claimed it was a "new" medication so they needed a pharmacist to "consult" even though I've been on insulin since I was a little girl, have filled my insulin there before during 3 AM emergencies when my old bottle broke on the kitchen floor, and, oh, the pharmacist was out for a long lunch and wouldn't be back for two hours. 4) They didn't mention it would be two hours until the pharmacist would return, btw. They just asked me to stand to the side until the pharmacist could speak to me. She gestured at one of the girls behind the counter. That girl, btw, was not the pharmacist. 5) The lady behind me had been instructed to show up at 1:30 to pick up antibiotics for her very sick toddler. She'd gotten a neighbor to watch him while she ran to the pharmacy for his meds. She got the same "Oh, these have to be dispensed by the pharmacist, you'll have to wait" line. That's when we found out he was coming back at 4. It was 1:30. So no one, essentially could get their meds. Oh, and it was a half an hour wait just to get turned away. When I pointed at my prescription, just behind the glass I said "By the way, that's not my insulin. I get vials not catrdiges" I was told "Yeah, that's why you need a consult to get it. Because it's a new medication." Um, no, dipshits. It's not NEW. It's WRONG. And so on and so forth. There was no pharmacy manager. No one who worked there knew who the store manager was. This angry mom and I started tag teaming and blowing up until they found the store manager who released half my prescriptions to me (the other half being insulin in the wrong format that I couldn't take) That's when I realized that what was being released to me was not the correct quantity. They claimed ignorance and that the other pharmacy transferred it wrong. Considering prescriptions are faxed, and my doctor clearly wrote "200" instead of "100" on my script I know where the errors lie. So. I'll take my various insulin/syringe/test strip/dematological/migraine/cholesterol/allergy scripts to another pharmacy where they can make money off me. The mom with the sick toddler at home with a neighbor who could not hang out for three hours because there was no pharmacist at the pharmacy, she has 4 kids and a husband, all of whom will also be filling their scripts elsewhere. Good job, CVS. Way to stay competetive in a tough economy. read more

I know they're busy. I get it. I've worked in customer service for a long time and I completely understand how stress and rude customers can affect the quality of service you receive from staff. But half the time they claim my prescriptions are ready when they're not, and the other half of the time they say they're not ready when they should have been. The staff are incredibly rude and are always yelling at customers, being condescending, rushing people, just being ridiculously careless no matter how busy or dead the pharmacy is. It's an absolute nightmare. read more

Holy shit. There's a lot of people here complaining and whining about how "bad" they think this place is. Someone wrote they don't like seeing bums outside. For one, there really isn't much CVS can do about it. And I don't mind bums, because they're human beings, and I'm sure they dislike being bums more than someone dislikes seeing them. Just deal with it. This is a relatively nice & safe part of town, but it isn't Beverly Hills or Brentwood. So the people complaining about seeing someone begging for money should get off their posh high horse and just ignore the homeless and not let it disrupt you from buying things. I like this place because it's the closest drugstore to me, and it's open 24 hours. I've been here at 3 AM when I needed something. But this place has everything I need. I get jugs of water, lotion, shaving cream, razors, shampoo, bodywash, toothpaste, aspirin, etc. I rarely use the pharmacy because I'm not the type that likes medication. Last time I used the pharmacy was like 6 months ago was because the dentist wrote me a prescription for anti-biotics after some dental work. And I waited like 20 minutes. Big deal. Parking is only bad at certain hours at certain days, but 90% of the time I can find a parking space near the drug store. I consider myself relatively easy going, and it doesn't take much to please me. Just have a good selection of things in stock that a drugstore should have, have decent customer service, and I'm good. My only complaint was one time I walked up to a woman that worked there and asked her for the location of an item that I couldn't find. She snapped at me and told me to not bother her because she's on her break. Here's the thing: she was wearing her CVS uniform, walking up and down the aisles in a CVS store, checking the shelves. How the hell am I supposed to know she's on her break? She should have changed shirts then. She ended up telling me where it was nonetheless. Other than that, no complaints. read more

Customer service here is the worst. My husband and I both suffer from severe allergies and the cashier wouldn't let him purchase it his antihistamine ( we use different ones)...its the only one that works for him. Plain and simply, the cashier told him she wouldn't sell him the script, despite ID, treating him like drug dealer. Because the computer said so... profiling customers now? I'll take my business elsewhere now. read more

This is a good place to go if ya need to get in and get out. No long lines or waiting for someone to help you. The place is also very clean- I recommend checking it out for sure ;) If ya need to get some drugs this cvs is the sh*t lol xoxo Jenna read more

CVS is ok. I only go to this location for convenience. I didnt like this store when it was SavOn and I dont like it much better now that it is CVS but it has what I need.....DRUGS!!!!!! OTC Drugs that is!! IF Target was closer I would be going there. At least when CVS took over this location they remodeled it......I guess it looks better....I guess :0/ This CVS ..I can take it or leave it. Nothing special about this place at all. Not their product. Not their customer service. In fact w/ a Whole Foods in this lot and the Grove right across the street...everything else (KMART / ROSS / WIGS R US! etc) should be torn down and get rid of the crappy dirty clientele that hangs out here. read more

Would give it a 0/5* if I can. Came here for my perscription, waited in line for about 30 mins just to give my order in and another 30 wait mins for pick up! There were a lot of people waiting and being frustrated. I would have been dead if I needed this prescription right away! They are for sure under-staffed, very stressful environment to be at, and do not know how to read names properly. I will never come here again for any kind of prescriptions. read more

Came here because I had a coupon and all I received was bad customer service . I went to self check out because the line was too long. I accidentally scanned the wrong item and I asked for assistance to remove it. Mayra who was assisting with self check out just had a bad attitude and wasn't understand what I was trying to say because she kept talking over me with her bad attitude. First time at this location, and definitely the last. read more

This is probably the worst pharmacy I've been to. Typical scenario: you arrive late in the evening on the way home, hoping to avoid a line. You arrive at 10PM to a long line of irritated people. After 20 minutes, you're speaking to a cashier who gives you the wrong prescription. When you query the cashier about this, he has no idea what the words coming out of your mouth mean. He goes to ask a busy pharmacist the question, and comes back a couple minutes later with the answer to a completely different question. And it goes from there. Eventually you leave empty handed or having paid full price for something just to get out of the store. There are a couple of nice people who work there, but to give it two stars would be doing you a disservice, dear reader. read more

The worst retail establishment ever. I don't know where they get their help but it seems they have dragged them unwillingly from the depths of hell. Do not use the pharmacy under any circumstances. If they can even find your prescription or manage to fill it you will be in a line of people yelling ahead of you and when you do receive it it will be the wrong RX. Try Ralphs pharmacy instead at Hauser and Wilshire.. Worth the walk for the efficiency and helpfulness!!! read more

This is THE WORST place and my inspiration to start a Yelp account! They have given me the incorrect strength Rx twice and everyone that works there is rude, especially Dina. They are open 24-hours, but they are busy and understaffed at all times of the day/night. The last time I called them I was on hold 15-min, so I drove to the store while I was on hold! Going to transfer to mail-order service that my insurance provides to avoid the misery of going here again. Don't even get me started on how difficult the parking is there during the day! read more

I have cried in this pharmacy more times than I'd like to admit because of the total incompetency that seems to exist here. I continue to go because it is conveniently open 24 hours BUT have learned that essentially the cvs online ordering system is a dummy website and nothing I do on the site will actually be transmitted to the store. Ever. To make things worse, the line is excruciatingly long--in fact, I never use this pharmacy when I am truly sick because I believe the whole experience may actually do me in. One thing though, I do find the staff to be pleasant, but then again, we've really been through some trials together. read more

I wish I could write something nicer, but I've never been to a pharmacy where the people are so incompetent. I understand they're busy, but losing prescriptions? Waiting in line for 40 minutes? Promising prescriptions by a certain date, and then failing to get them in time? The unfortunate part is that on top of their complete inadequacy as a department, none of them are very customer-friendly. When they messed up my prescription order for a second time, I asked what I could do to make sure it didn't happen again. The pharmacist just stared at me and didn't answer. This truly is the worst pharmacy possible. I've had back to back negative experiences. Avoid it, there are plenty of other pharmacies to go to instead. read more

I really want to thank Jason the young pharmacist at cvs on third and Fairfax on l.a. His arrogant unprofessional behavior toward me pointed me to the spa of pharmacies...Ralph's on Wilshire...You would think that a pharmacy would be the spa of pharmacies nope at Ralph's I was met with a smile and the cost of my meds was 120$ less(I used goodrx so my meds were less at cvs also but even less at Ralphs.) The wait time for a new prescription to be filled 15min..at cvs the time to get to the front of the line is 15min. There were also more pharmacist and cashires at cvs so you do the math. They were so nice at Ralph's...I thought it was everyone's first day but everyone at Ralph's is older than the people at cvs..so theoretically they should be the more uncaring unprofessional bunch...not true on a scale of 1 to 10 this pharmacy is a -1000000000. read more

Imagine being grilled by a police sergeant for a crime you didn't commit under the most discomforting lighting this side of a 7-11. This place is a flat out bust. The aisles are not organized. The place is lit up like Rockefeller Center on Christmas Eve (in evil, evil charbroiled lighting that hurts the eyes and pains the senses). I can almost create a Seuss poem to capture the nefariousness of the entire enterprise, but my head still hurts from the florescent lighting. Word to the wise: Florescent lighting causes cancer. There is no discernible line. The place is always packed like a suitcase that doesn't want to pay 15 bucks for check in. Overstuffed. Over processed. You'll feel like a turkey on Thanksgiving after spending a minute in a line here. For the record, there's almost anything you would want, but nothing you need here, including Light Blue (an awesome Dolce and Gabanna fragrance). But you have to weather that "I'm busted for a crime I didn't commit vibe" to get in on the deals. Don't do it. After all, you didn't do it. read more

They enjoy wasting their customers time. Took two days to transfer a prescription to Orange county. I no longer could pick up at that location. They are very disorganized at majority of the locations i have dealt with. Do not care that they are wasting a customers time. They did not even have the item i was looking for. read more

The pharmacy is incompetent. I wish I read the other reviews before I transferred my prescriptions there. I thought it would be great since it was open 24/7 and it had a parking lot, but the incompetent staff ruins it. I refilled my prescriptions online and transferred them to that store. No big deal, I've done it before. One of them needed a refill, so I called later that day to see if they contacted the doctor. The girl that was working there was rude in looking up my information, and then said it wasn't filled because it needed to be refilled by the doctor. I know that, I can see that online. I asked whether they contacted the doctor w/ a refill request and she said yes. Two days later, after calling each day and asking the same thing and getting rude responses and the same incompetent answer that its out of refills and requesting them to send another refill request to my doctor I finally called my doctor. My doctors office said they've never received anything from the pharmacy. 5 mins later, they receive the refill order. Seriously, as pharmacists its not that hard to send a fax or email to the doctor when a prescription runs out. It's what you're supposed to do on a daily basis. read more

Awful pharmacy! Lines always take upwards of 30 minutes, they are extremely rude and full of attitude, they often lose prescriptions, and are extremely understaffed. I was understanding the first few times, but every single time I go there, there is an issue with insurance, finding my prescription, etc. and the pharmacy techs give you attitude rather than helping you/ actually providing customer service and medical assistance (i.e. their job) I only go there because its close to work and home, but I have spent almost my entire hour lunch break in line just to be told my prescription is not there, despite phone calls, texts, and notifications otherwise, sometimes even having to come back later. Just seems like they dont care about providing good customer service, much less actually helping people get their medications. Like we are supposed to apologize for needing our prescriptions... This store is ridiculous. read more

It would have to be an emergency before I'd bring another prescription from my doctor to the CVS/Pharmacy on Third St. at Fairfax Ave. Getting a prescription filled is a nightmare! I arrived at a time I thought it would not be too busy: around 2 p.m. The way the place is laid out is that there are two stations on one side of a long counter that accept your prescription and three stations on the other side where clerks deliver the prescription to the customer when ready. The two areas contrast with each other in that it's easy to drop off your prescription and hard to pick it up. I didn't feel like waiting around after I left my last prescription off, as I was told it would take about 30 minutes to fill, so I told the clerk I'd be back the next day. When I returned at about the same time the next day there were about four people ahead of me waiting in the pick-up line. I figured "this shouldn't take too long" so I sorta spaced out and started thinking about other things, while occasionally coming back down to earth to see how the line was moving. At first I didn't think too much about how slow the line was moving. Then I noticed the woman ahead of me taking deep sighs every once and while. I must have waited 20 minutes to get to the front of the line. When the woman ahead of me reached the counter she said to the clerk that the last time she was there she could not get to the counter so she left. When I got to the counter I told they clerk I was there to pick up a prescription and gave my name. They couldn't find it. At one point my clerk left the counter and I didn't see her for almost 10 minutes. God knows what she was doing. While I was waiting I heard an announcement two or three times telling the pharmacy staff there were four telephone calls waiting. That didn't change during the time I was there. No one seemed to answer the calls. Pity the people on the line waiting! The whole place appeared to be really disorganized. They have clerks whose grasp of English is limited and who are dealing with many people who have a like limitation. Also, the clerks spend a lot of time typing things into the computer. They seem to go on and on. The computer system does not facilitate progress through the process. While I was waiting in line I watched most of the people ahead of me wait for the clerks to type things into the computer about the supposedly filled prescription, consult with other staff, look for prescriptions the computer said were filled and waiting. I would do anything to avoid going to this pharmacy again. Once in the maelstrom of their process you get out with your prescription but also ready to scream. The most customer-friendly pharmacy I've found is the Pavilion's Pharmacy at 8969 Santa Monica Blvd. (310-273-5126) in the Pavilion's Supermarket at Robertson and Santa Monica. The waits are not as long, there is a place to sit down, even take your blood pressure, and the computer system seems to move things along. I bring all my prescriptions there. read more

The only reason *you* don't like this place is b/c you're not gangsta'. :-P If you were, you would've garnered full r-e-s-p-e-c-t by now, & you certainly wouldn't be walking out crying like a 'girly-man' about the 'service' and blahblahblah. This is LA, folks. AND you're in Homelessville: aka the Fairfax Corridor. Look around. Duh. Let this sink in. Now cut your high-post, siddity routine 'cause no one here is gonna' baby you or kiss your "owwees". Don't like the 'help'? Fine. Use the self check-out. There's at least 6 kiosks! The pharmacists here are young (30s); they're not the 'Old Milt' types who are going to tell you how many Massengil boxes you'll need to get rid of your 'wuss' issue. EVERY pharmacist, however, understands 'crazy'. Go nuts if need be. Make it clear that you'd better get your happy pills OR ELSE. I'm on a "Hi, how are you? Just don't f*ck w/ me" basis here. Them: "You have no refills for ----- left. Don't worry. We'll get it for you right away" (making 'calm down' hand motions). Me: "Thank yooouuu" (in sing-songy voice, exiting store w/ my personal stabilizer combo kit in-bag). See? That was easy! Now to make it in/out of the lot... This parking rectangle is for bullies. One simple rule applies: Pick hipster (and/or Prius) off fender. If you're not an OG, go at 2AM or 7AM or ... It's open 24-hours! No one said, "Come during the dead of day, & expect easy parking." o_O read more

Not my favorite CVS but its convenient & open 24 hours. Can get very crowded during rush hour/weekends. I like to come here late at night to avoid the lines :) read more

I live in the area and come here frequently for pretty much anything and everything. It's a super convenient location that makes errands easy for me. Parking is hit or miss in this lot. Depending on the time of day it can be a real nightmare, usually after 5 pm. They recently renovated the store and moved things around. Not a fan of that as I have to rewire my brain now to the new layout. I usually use the self checkout kiosks as is faster and doesn't take much effort. There's always an employee around to help if the machines go haywire "help is on the way!". One thing, why the hell are those CVS receipts so freaking long?? read more

This place has really cleaned up and improved over the last year or so, ESPECIALLY the pharmacy. Refills are quick and there is never a line anymore. Since the remodel in the store itself, the clientele has improved (not just the late-night "CVS Mutants" of lore) and the offerings of food and supplies across the board have come up. Keep it up guys. If only you could now do something about the atrocious parking lot and impossible entrance/exit on Fairfax! read more

Okay so CVS is just a drugstore, the sort of place you run into in a hurry to grab a few necessities if you're out late. It's like a bigger 7-11, sort of. Nothing glamorous, just a place to go grab a few items, although since this store is called CVS PHARMACY, it also is a pharmacy, which is important. As far as a place to go shopping, however, this store leaves much to be desired. It has a smallish selection of groceries and a pretty well priced cosmetics and hair care section (lots of "instant coupon" discounts), as well as a lot of health and medical items. There is also a liquor section that is surrounded by a metal gate, apparently to keep late night visitors from swiping a bottle of beer and tucking it under a jacket, while pretending to browse the paper towel section. No, this isn't a glamorous shopping experience. Does a drugstore need to be glamorous? No, of course not, but this is LA, after all, and in LA we like to have an EXPERIENCE, even when we're buying soap and toothpaste at a local drugstore, and unfortunately, my EXPERIENCES at this store have been less than inspiring. The staff is fine, it's the management of the stores itself that's odd. The checkout line construction is, shall we say, "counter intuitive." The times I've been in this store, no one can figure out where you are supposed to be in line or whether or not you should go to the human checkout register or take the checkout yourself option. It's left to the customers to sort of cautiously leave the LAX style check in line (really, no one can figure out where they are supposed to wait in line) and wend their way over to the auto check-in area--if they dare. What I finally figured out is that the human register is now used pretty much for anyone who wants to buy ALCOHOL; everyone else can use the self-checkout, if they can figure out how to do it. The boozehounds? They get the human checkout. The same confusing wait problem exists in the pharmacy. The pharmacists who helped me were very professional and courteous, but the setup for placing an order and receiving a prescription was again, rather bizarre. It's the kind of place that forces customers to walk out in frustration after waiting too long with no help and no explanation of much of anything. I understand that shopping in a local drugstore isn't meant to be a glamorous experience, but every CVS seems to have a really odd setup as far as checking customers out, yet every time they redo the store in some cosmetic way, the confusing checkout situation is never remedied. Give CVS credit, at least, for being consistent. read more

It's the first and last time I'm using this CVS at 6360 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90036. After being release from the ER in the early morning hours, I went to fill my prescription at this CVS, and I was told it would be ready in an hour. After waiting an hour, I went back to the pickup counter and a lady told me with an attitude "it's not ready yet, I'll fill it now... just have a seat and we'll call you when it's ready." The following day, I realized they shorted me 5 tablets, so I called the pharmacy to let them know. After 20 minutes of being on hold, a male voice answered and said "there are 4 callers ahead of you, and I'll put you back on hold, okay." I said, "okay." However, after over 3 hours of being on hold, I decided to hang up! This is really unacceptable service! (I'll attach a screenshot if it's an option, and when I figure out how). read more

CVS Pharmacy - This is the screenshot I spoke of in my 06/27/16 review where I was on hold for over 3 hours!!! - Drugstores Near Me - LOS ANGELES, California

Thank you,John for being the Best Pharmacist Ever. My husband and I ,were so happy with his professional attitude.He will help you with anything you need. read more

This is the most shockingly unprofessional and rude pharmacy I have EVER encountered. I was receiving texts that my prescription was ready (an auto renewal), but I did not need it yet, so I waited a week. I called to refill and the employee JAMES told me sorry that medication is and has been on back order. When I explained that I had been getting texts about it, and that it was a medication that was dangerous to skip, he told me "I don't know what to tell you" and said "I guess try somewhere else". When I asked if I could still use my prescription benefit "somewhere else" since I have CVS Caremark, he said "I don't know I don't work there". WOW. His rudeness and complete lack of professionalism was a shock. This person has no business in this job. read more

Being that I'm pretty misanthropic any time before 10am, this CVS suits me. Why is that? Because I can get in, look around, and get out without interacting with a single human being! (As an aside: The employees have never once greeted me or asked if I needed help, so the former statement really is not an exaggeration). So, YAY for self-checkouts. And this CVS has 6 or 8 of them. (I forget which it is; I'm never in there long enough to count them, thanks to self-check out!) And if four stars seems a bit charitable, especially coming from someone owning up to the occasional misanthropy, know that the ability to exceed my dismally low expectations for drug stores is worthy of four stars in my book. (And it's much, much later than 10am, so my misanthropic ways have vanished. For now.) read more

There is a 24-hour pharmacy at this location --- according to the CVS website. I just wanted to make it easier for Yelpers to find this location when searching "24 hour pharmacy" in this area. Beware --- I haven't tried the pharmacy here yet and the Yelp reviews are awful. I just need a place where I can buy antihistamine+decongestant for my allergies at crazy-late hours. Ever since the druggies of the world discovered they could make meth out of pseudoephedrine, we sniffly types have to go the the pharmacy (and pay more) to get the better allergy meds. Grrrrrrrrrr... Big parking lot out front. Next door to Whole Foods and a quick walk to Kmart/Sears and Ross. Store is fairly spacious. Self-check-out is fast. read more

The reviews are correct: this pharmacy is the worst I have been to as well. I don't normally bother to review a pharmacy, but this place is so bad I felt it was worth the trouble to write them up. There we about 4 people working behind the counter, and one at the counter. All appeared to have absolutely no motivation, and at least the one ringing people up and collecting perscriptions was also completely incompetent. It took forever, and almost everyone ahead and behind me (I know because I had to stand to the side to wait since my perscription wasn't ready and then had to wait again because they were frazzled by the need to enter my healthcare info in order for me to get the proper price) had their orders botched and missing. read more

Absolutely horrible customer service. They had a prescription of mine for over a week and kept telling me it would be ready. I had to call and each day to find out what was going on until they finally told me they couldn't fill it. I'm now out of the medication and scrambling to find it. I recommend never using their pharmacy to anyone who needs something in a timely manner ... they knew for days they weren't getting it an never reached out to me tell me. read more

This review is for the Pharmacy only. I've had nothing but excellent service from this team. Recent health concerns means I'm visiting more often with questions and to pick up items. They helped me get one med covered by insurance and assisted with an over the counter when one med wasn't covered by insurance. Very kind and understanding staff. read more

I definitely did not like my short experience here. I really hate it when there are bums hanging out up front of a store just sitting there next to the front door to ask you for money or anything. I just don't think people should have to be badgered when they're looking to go shopping anywhere... Well I got a few energy drinks and paid for them just like any other day. The cashier I got was like a robot; there was no service behind her customer service. haha. The place is super clean inside but other than that, the bum and shit customer service made a trip here suck very much. =/ read more

I love the Self-Medicating aisle! What other pharmacy has a whole aisle of over-the-counter Rums, Whiskeys and Cognacs? It's like they're giving a nod to the cure-alls of the 1800s! Still, if you'd rather just go with your Doctor's advice, their 24-Hour Pharmacy is quick and painless. They've helped me refill my eyedrops on several occasions, and they haven't been sipping the Whiskey. Let's all raise a glass. To CVS! read more

This is THE WORST CVS. I live around the corner from it and avoid it at all costs. They are always sold out of everything and don't keep sales prices current on the isles. They are often sold out of prescription meds and the film department will stalk you- actually the pharmacy department will too. Their automated system keeps calling even after you've picked the items up. THEY SUCK!!! read more