This location is absolutely terrible. From the wait time to the techs. There are humans on this…read moreplanet who should NOT be working with people, certainly not around children. Some of them are employed here. There is no reason to yell or talk loud at the counter. 1. It is a CHILDRENS hospital. 2. Have discernment,we are parents with sick kids. We have more than enough to deal with. Use adult skills, i.e., communication, when dealing with customers. It could possibly make the process smoother. We didn't force them to work at walgreens, don't be upset that you have to actually WORK with a ton of sick kids.

I used to have this Walgreens as my pharmacy and was very happy with them until they lost the deal…read morewith ExpressScripts. I know they are back together, but I'm too lazy to move my meds back to Walgreens. I go here whenever I am swinging by the Trader Joe's. Sometimes parking can be a bitch (see above re: Trader Joe's) but Walgreens has a good selection of medication, vitamins and make up. Would only really go to this location if trying to reduce the amount of chore time when paired with TJ's outing.

Margarita the pharmacist explained this medicine and how it works so thoroughly. I deeply…read moreappreciate her time and energy to help me on a Sunday!

The security guard was saying some racist things while I was in there, which is maybe why they…read morelooked at me dirty as soon as I walked in? All I did was smile at them and say hello then went on to try to shop. I don't know, but they had a loud conversation about how they don't believe in mixing races and that if they had kids they were going to force them to only be with people the same race. O_O I hope they grow up one day and realize that it's not their job to control other people and tell them how to live their life, and I realize the irony here but I'm here I am to say a bit of advice for that security guard- maybe they should try living their life not being such an idiotic unkind person? My parents were different races, it doesn't make anything worse having a deeper gene pool. It's why when we force animals to be "pure bred" they tend to have A LOT of health problems. Also, CVS, (and this one's for corporate) I know you guys get a lot of theft, but how about not forcing people to wait crazy amounts of time for the one poor employee you have working there at night (to make more profit, I know) just so we can get something out of a case and buy it? How about instead of putting almost literally everything in a case and losing more customers and more purchases than what you would lose in theft.... you just invest a little extra money into good security? (cameras and people). I've walked away many times and chose not to buy something because it takes so long to get anything from the case. And it's not "lazy" employees, it's understaffed employees trying to work within the ridiculous system you make them operate. Thanks for all the coupons though! it's why I keep coming back :]

I moved from Los Feliz to Echo Park two years ago and refuse to change pharmacists. Roselyn is…read moreincredibly prompt, responsive, knowledgeable, and overall just a delight to work with. Every time I get a prescription filled at R&D it feels like there's a part of the healthcare system that actually has my back, and the whole neighborhood feels richer for it.

Neighborhood gem. For years, I sent my prescriptions to CVS and Rite Aid. But it is *so much…read moreeasier* dealing with a small business. Whenever we are prescribed a medicine or need a refill, we call Roselyn and she handles our prescriptions immediately. She knows her stuff, she cares, and she is on top of it all!!! She knows our names, anticipates our needs, and is just a good person. Thank you, Roselyn!! The pharmacy is also stocked with OTC for kids and adults, first aid stuff, all the essentials. It's also at a perfect location for running all our errands. Near groceries, the library, coffee, restaurants, post office. But there's also plenty of parking, if you drive in.

This is the BEST pharmacy in the LA area by FAR! The service is unmatched! Fast and friendly! They…read morego above and beyond and make you feel like a valued customer. I'll never go to chain pharmacies again!

Always friendly, always helpful. A good business indeed; If they don't have it, they'll get it for…read moreyou, if they can. I have been doing business with them for almost 12 years, and have only been disappointed twice. Minor mishaps only. Give 'em a shot, if you need a pharmacy. - DCB

The pharmacy was great. We went down to the M level to pick up medicine. I was instructed to check…read morein first so the techs can get the order ready. It only took a few minutes because we were the only ones there. Our name popped up on the screen and we went to the checkout line to pick up and pay for the medicine. The staff was very nice. The pharmacist came over to do his consultation regarding the medicine.

Well organized, pretty prompt service, kind people to assist, waiting times can vary, doctors here…read moreare very understanding and helpful

EASY PEASY! Coming across this Walgreens is like seeing an oasis in the desert. It's so hard to…read morefind a pharmacy or convenience store in the middle of the LA hub without fighting for parking. Thankfully, this location has a lot for itself. I was able to enter the lot without issue and easily found a spot to park. Parking is spacious! The inside of the store looks a little dated, but it's got plenty of items in-stock! Lots of make-up and over-the-counter meds. I dropped by for some fiber and other personal products. Everything was located quickly and the line moved along fast despite the foot traffic. All for registers were open, I appreciated that this Walgreens' team had excellent team work. The restroom was sadly closed, due to being out of order.

Every time I've tried to pick up a prescription at this location after calling it in and waiting 90…read moreminutes to pick it up, the line at the store is an additional 60-90 minute wait. I understand the appeal of getting your prescription ordered here as it is open 24 hours but the wait time is criminal and staff seem unbothered and disgruntled (although likely because they deal with a lot of frustrated customers after those wait times). The pharmacist didn't even say hello to me when I finally got to the window, just looked at me to put my cards in the bin. Go to another Walgreens.

I usually go to a different location for Walgreens, but was in need of the most random item: a…read morebattery for a key fob. Walgreens had it, the girl at the register was very helpful (and she seemed to know something about cars/the fob battery), and it all worked out. Can't complain, had a good experience here-

Always a good experience coming here picking up my prescription…read more The pharmacists are helpful, kind, and very professional.

I've been a loyal AHF Pharmacy customer for nearly 10 years, which is why my experience with the…read moreHollywood Flagship location on April 11, 2026 around 9:15 AM was especially disappointing. After my psychiatrist submitted a prescription about a week in advance, I called to check on the status since the medication requires in-person pickup. The pharmacy technician, Afsenah, immediately responded with a condescending tone, saying "I wish you would've called earlier," which felt unnecessary and unprofessional. After placing me on hold, she came back and told me the medication wasn't carried there and that I should have called ahead. As a patient, I rely on the pharmacy to communicate any issues with prescriptions--especially when they've had several days to review them. When I tried to understand this policy (which had never been explained to me), she became increasingly dismissive and asked, "Are you going to let me speak?" in an aggressive tone. Instead of resolving the situation, she told me to call her manager, Jason, who would be in on Monday. At that point, I was already frustrated because my medication wasn't ready and wouldn't be available until then, so being met with attitude for simply checking the status made the situation worse. What added to the confusion is that her explanation of their policy contradicted my previous experience, where I had received a proactive call from the pharmacy regarding insurance. I understand that pharmacies have policies, but the lack of communication and the disrespectful tone I experienced were unacceptable. If a medication isn't carried, I would expect either that it be ordered or that the patient be notified in advance so they can make other arrangements. I hope this feedback leads to better communication and more respectful customer service moving forward.

AHF is a godsend! After using retail pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, and other speciality…read morepharmacies, AHF is the only pharmacy where an actual person pickups up the phone as soon as you call. I've been loyal and grateful to AHF for the past 3+ years since they offer free home delivery and make filling scripts a breeze. I'm connected to a pharmacist within a minute of calling and they are always attentive, helpful, and get the Job done. It's crazy how other pharmacies have completely eliminated the ability to speak to a human without a call back. Over the years, several pharmacists have resolved coverage/billing issues after calling my PBM. The best thing about AHF is that everything just shows up at my door month after month. They do the refill requests, refill as soon as it's covered, and even the delivery man sends a picture confirming that my meds have been dropped off at my doorstep!!! The only time I have to call them is when I have a new RX or when they reach out for the yearly patient checkup. While their top level leadership may be deeply questionable, the pharmacists and staff at AHF are the best. They're the reason I've used AHF for the last few years and will continue to do so.