Costco pharmacy is horrible!! Prescriptions are always out of stock. We have to wait wait wait…read more The Costco Pharmacy function within Costco app is also so bad . So difficult to manage your prescriptions. We sadly moved from CVS to Costco pharmacy because prescription was slightly cheaper but now have to go back to CVS.

Dry good and accommodating. Can pick up my prescriptions whenever I am shopping at Costco.read more

While driving home from Daly City, we decided to take a restroom break and get a drink and a snack…read more It's been awhile since we last shopped at Andronico's Community Market because we no longer play leagues or tournaments in the area. I usually would pick up a deli sandwich, drinks, and snacks for the tournaments. While shopping, I noticed some brands that they offered at another grocery store but not until my item were rung up by the cashier and she said, "please enter in your phone number to get your Safeway rewards." Only then did I realize Andronico's is connected to Safeway now!?! Apparently since 2017. Yikes.

Cute area for this market to be at. Price wise was pricey for ya girl. Lol but, the vibe and staff…read morewas really nice!

Over all good place…read more I bought water here One of the bald employees at the self checkout was talking about drinking liquid death and being possessed lol on a Friday 16th to the younger female attendant

Since my nob hill is closed, I went to this location to give it a try. This store doesn't have a…read moregood meat department at all. They do not stock the larger packages of anything. Unfortunately I hate this store and will not be returning

This pharmacy located inside Palo Alto medical center is fantastic! Very efficient and quick…read more It's literally hidden gem!

After a 20 minute wait for a prescription while the tried to locate the meds, out loud, the head…read morepharmacist told the assistant to "just tell them that we are out of it" RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME THEY LIED! Walgreens sucks, these people are the worst of the worst.

A TJ's review and a commentary on the limited-edition bags…read more Overall, I'd say that I like this store, but as with everything these days, there are occasionally some challenges. This store is generally organized and well stocked, but I do sometimes receive conflicting information about when out of stock items might be back in stock. Most of the crew members are nice and helpful, but a few offer opinions that are inappropriate for a business setting. I occasionally hear crew members complaining about customers and, while I realize that dealing with the general public can be challenging, I would like to remind these crew members that some of your co-workers have some fairly quirky personalities too. The only thing that seems to be really bothering a lot of customers lately are the inconveniences we encounter over the limited release bags. This store has done a good job of creating two lines, one for people who want bags and one for people who just want to do their grocery shopping. In spite of this good solution to deal with the volume of customers at these bag releases, things are getting worse. Last week the entire parking lot was taken over by people in line for bags. Those of us who just wanted to shop for groceries had to park in Walmart's lot and hike over to the store. I'm not sure what Trader Joe's agenda is with this manufactured scarcity of bags. I realize that logo bags are a marketing strategy to show brand loyalty, but these limited-edition bags only seem to be creating a market for the resellers on ebay and people sending them to international locations. These people usually only buy the bags, not groceries, and the congestion they're creating at the store level is only pissing off your loyal customers, i.e. the people who built your brand in the first place by shopping regularly at your stores. Why don't you just start selling them around the world? Your marketing strategy could be that Trader Joe is bringing something from a US store chain to people around the world.

I have been a loyal Trader Joe's customer for many years, but my recent experience has left me…read moreextremely disappointed. The last two times I purchased milk from your store, it spoiled approximately seven days before the printed expiration date, despite being properly refrigerated. This is not an isolated incident, which is why I brought the matter to the attention of the store manager. Rather than listening to my concern or offering to investigate the issue, the manager responded by telling me that I "obviously" do not understand what an expiration date means. He went on to claim that once milk is opened, it begins to spoil simply because it has been "exposed to air," implying that the expiration date is essentially irrelevant. I found both his explanation and his attitude unacceptable. I fully understand that opening milk shortens its shelf life, but properly refrigerated milk should not consistently spoil a week before the expiration date. Instead of addressing a legitimate quality concern, the manager chose to be dismissive, patronizing, and condescending. What concerns me even more than the spoiled milk is the way I was treated. Customers deserve to have their concerns heard and addressed with respect--not to be belittled or spoken to as though they are ignorant. After years of shopping at Trader Joe's, I never expected such poor customer service. I hope Trader Joe's will investigate both the recurring issue with the milk and the manager's conduct. I expect a company that values its customers to respond professionally and respectfully when legitimate concerns are raised.

I usually park on the opposite end of the main pharmacy. Then I have a process to picking up…read moreprescriptions. I go when it's not as crowded, as the place can be a sensory overload and quite over stimulating. By starting at the rose garden, using my AirPods, I turn this pharmacy visit into a moment of meditation. Everyone who helps me out is friendly, quick to offer a compliment, and the small perks of hospitality carts reminds me that Kaiser is approaching the practice of medicine more holistically and patient centered. And my medications have been pretty affordable, luckily. Thank you for making a tough time a little bit easier.

Overall, I've been happy with Kaiser Pharmacy. You can either have your meds mailed you to or pick…read morethem up. Often, they can be quite busy, and the line moves pretty quickly. I've always received courteous and professional service. When you think of the volume these people take on a daily basis, it's pretty impressive. I recommend going in the evening as I know someone else suggested. If you go morning, or mid-day the parking might be stressful. Other than that, great pharmacy!

The Santa Clara Medical Center has so many different pharmacies, but I use this one (dept 138)…read moreregularly because it's the only one at this hospital that is open 24 hours including holidays, and the flexibility works well with my busy schedule. It's been dependable for the many years I've used it. I came by this past Thursday to order same-day prescription refills after my mail-in order failed to arrive on time (I had run out, and couldn't wait another day for my delayed items). They were understanding toward my circumstance, and the pharmacy worker resolved my issue without giving me a hard time. I was really grateful for this. By the way, I think Kaiser pharmacies in general have faster and more efficient service than drugstores like Walgreens or CVS, not to mention the option to have meds conveniently delivered to your home at no extra cost. But if you need to pick up from an actual pharmacy, this one in Santa Clara is a good option, with friendly and professional staff, and an easy process. Every once in a while, there's a long wait (for instance, 30 minutes on my most recent visit), but on most days wait times are reasonable. I don't expect perfection, but when it comes to our health and well-being (especially when facing chronic conditions or the like), having a reliable pharmacy like this to turn to is invaluable.

The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. My order was completed in a timely manner without…read moreerrors.

Fairly priced shop. I got tea and candy here. I was expecting higher prices since rent isn't cheap…read morehere. Haribo peach gummies for 2.99. TenRen teas for 4 99.

Easy Foods Company has been around for years! It's an Asian convenience store with lots of things…read moreto buy, similar to a 7-11. My wife stopped in for lottery tickets.