The Yelp page still says they're open 24 hours, but signs on the store windows say currently they…read moreclose at 10pm. I can understand why Walgreens wanted this chain as part of their conglomerate, as I found this particular store to be clean, reasonably priced, and well stocked.

Duane Reade's are as much a part of Manhattan as hot dog carts and pigeons. It takes a lot to have…read moreone distinguish itself from the others. I visited this Duane Reade that appears to have recently undergone the new facelift that the entire chain is going towards with a silver color palette backed by blue, black and green signage. The interior feels more like a supermarket than a drug store, and I mean that as a compliment. It's very clean, modern and sleek looking - with all sections laid out in an intuitive fashion. There are many different sections. Aside from the pharmacy there are also food sections, beer, non-alcoholic beverages, a large selection of cosmetics and even some smaller "travel size" items. When I walked around the store every staff member I ran into was nothing but courteous. They were restocking the shelves, an often hectic time but still made time to ask if I needed any help. Super kudos to them.

CVS is dotted around the City and so I went to this location in K Town. It is very big but signs…read moreare there to guide one cleat. I was looking for nail polish which I found. Everything has become expensive now but I took one from Sally Hansen that was a top and base clear polish and two polishes of color. I had a coupon which I used when paying the bill. The one thing that I like about shopping in CVS are the coupons. On almost every visit I can either use a coupon or get some for the next visit. Here the cashier was also efficient.

CVS on 32nd, not too far from another at 34th. A few cards I was looking at, but poor selection of…read moreblank cards and gift bags (other than graduation stuff).

This CVS has good prices for a Manhattan location. Unfortunately, there is a 50% chance what you…read moreare looking for is out of stock. The workers do help you when you ask for help. I would suggest if you're in a rush not to stop here. There is self checkout but there is always a line.

Really terrible but around the corner from my apartment. There is never anyone at the front desk,…read morethey can never find photo orders, product inventory is poor, pharmacy is slow.

I have been to this CVS so many times and always love wandering the aisles for last minute things…read morelike floss and bandaids. The staff is not very helpful but I can find my way around well.

I dropped by this CVS recently for a vaccine. The pharmacy area is small, so not a lot of space or…read moreseats to wait, but thankfully, it was on time and quick. I had the vaccine record in my email within minutes, before I even left the store. This CVS was pretty well-stocked, and not just with drinks and snacks and Halloween candy, which was nice to see and a stark contrast with the empty Rite Aid shelves I usually see nearby in Brooklyn. CVS also often has good coupons, so it's worth joining their rewards program on the app.

This CVS is pretty big, relatively clean and has all the items we usually find in CVS. The pharmacy…read moreis all the way to the back of the store. Most items are behind locked shelves. At times have to wait for a while for an associate to come over and take the item out. Over the years I have bought cards, small toiletries, snacks from this store. Never had any problem with quality. But they don't have self checkout here. Most of the time I see long lines for checkout. 2-3 associates always work at register to keep the line moving.

I'm not gonna lie to you, I'm giving this CVS 5 stars purely because they are the only store in…read morelike a 20 block radius that still sells tights at any point of the year. I'm not talking cheap fall apart nylons. We're talking the thick winter tights that will last at least 2 weeks as opposed to 2 days. And also let's not get confused. They're not leggings. One store clerk pointed to literally pants and I'm like those are not tights for the love of god. I literally tried every store I could think of before coming here: Old Navy, Burlington, Marshalls, TJ Maxx, every Duane Reade/Walgreens I came across, 5Below, Target. You name it, they don't sell friggin tights. Are we really living in a world now where I have to buy everything and I mean everything online? Because I'm not that type of gal. Anyway, they have a bigger makeup selection than some other drug stores. CVS is hooked up. I applaud them. They are also pretty fast and efficient and on your toes with getting the little boxes unlocked. We need more CVS's in the city. There I said it.

Pharmacy here is terrible. They take literal days to fill the simplest prescriptions, leave you…read morewaiting on hold for ages if you call, and shrug at you whenever you ask a question. The previous pharmacist (Scott) was phenomenal, proactive and conscientious. Things ran wonderfully under him, they've changed staff here so many times since and every new group provides worse care than the last. If you need medication, avoid this place like the plague. They'll let you down every time.

Amazing pharmacy staff !!! Everyone top- super friendly and helpful!!!…read moreAmy, Mia and Chris- the very best !!!

Again it had been about six years since visiting this store and we went here today. I was trying…read moreto use several coupons and the clerk didn't know how to apply them to my purchase - so she asked another clerk, but he also didn't know how to do that (I'm assuming they're new employees). The first clerk was o.k., but the second clerk was friendly. Finally they found the manager, who was very friendly and helpful.

Whoever heard of an entire pharmacy that closes down for a half hour from 1:30 to 2 P.M for a lunch…read morebreak? Well, this is what happens at CVS - this location, anyway. Moreover, when I went there recently to pick up a presciption, the pharmacy had just opened, there literally had to be about fifteen people waiting in line to get their prescriptions filled and only a single clerk processing their orders. The store itself is roomy and organized, but someone in management seriously ought to rethink their pharmacy's hours of operation. I would think that early afternoon would be their busiest time, when most customers would have the opportunity to drop by and get their medications. Obviously, they should hire more clerks or druggists, or both, to keep their pharmacy open.

I went to the Duane Reade on Second Avenue to get a flu shot. the most horrible experience, they…read moreare disorganized it is chaos in that store. I never got the shot because I waited for 25 minutes only for them to tell me I had to first check in, no one tells you that. It would have been another 25 to 30 minutes for that because now I had to wait again even though I had a 12:10 appointment. They were very rude. Don't go there for any kind of vaccines.

It can get crowded but just depends on time and day. Staff was nice and friendly. I think if you…read morealready know what you want to buy and just grab and go it's fine. I wouldn't be taking my time and walking around.