I have been going here for years. All of a sudden they decided they no longer want to carry one of…read moremy prescriptions. But they said they don't know the reason why they wouldn't carry it (???) and were unwilling to explain the reason. They were "sorry" but couldn't give me any information. I had been getting that prescription from them for years. Otherwise I've had a great experience but I'm so put off by this. I prefer using a local pharmacy, and mostly this has been a good one, but I am baffled by this latest development.

Great place to get vaccinated. Can park in Trader Joe's parking lot. Nice and professional people.read more

Real Human Beings who truly understand why they do what they do...and willing to do whatever is…read morenecessary to make certain that the "me" in all of this actually receives the needed care regardless of what some corporate derogatory appendage says. For which the "me" of this particular discussion is very very grateful.

I used this pharmacy for years but they decided to stop taking my insurance. I guess I will use…read moreWalgreens which is what I was trying to avoid.

Very responsive to concerns; always accurate; always available to answer calls even when I know…read morethey are very busy. They offer compounding and a number of other specialty services (delivery, salad packing etc.) and they are LOCALLY owned and operated which is exceedingly rare now - making them one of a very few in the greater Portland area.

Refused to set aside my medication and then take my prescription when I arrived stating that it is…read moreagainst the law. it is not. I checked. The law states they cannot give it to me without a prescription but they can get it ready. When I called back to discuss this with them, they talked over me and were incredibly rude. I understand that this is their policy. That is their right. It is not the law. They told me that I was not a pharmacist so I did not know the law. Looking up the applicable law takes seconds these days. Anyone not willing to admit they are wrong and getting emotional about it is probably not who I want filling my prescriptions. Here is a link to the law. -- https://oregon.public.law/rules/oar_855-019-0210

Two stories right downtown, with the food and drink downstairs and the pharmacy upstairs, I guess…read morethey are more concerned with grab and run than traditional shoplifting, because the M&Ms downstairs are under lock and key, but the cold and flu meds upstairs are not. Welcome to our modern world.

This is a center city CVS. Given the location, I suppose it…read moreisn't a surprise that most merchandise is in locked cases. This requires ringing a bell to summon a staffer with a key. That can take a while, as the store appears to be minimally staffed. My wife had a prescription sent there on Sunday morning. There was a single person on duty at the pharmacy. Her simple prescription (an antibiotic ointment, and antibiotic pills) took three hours to prepare, and two hours past the first "your prescription is ready for pickup" text message. But, that aside, it was a relief to find a store with a pharmacy still operating in this downtown location near our hotel. So although ours wasn't the best experience, we appreciated that CVS is still open amid difficult urban circumstances. Oh, a bonus was that we discovered this CVS also sells wine, and the prices are not jacked up to hotel levels. That was also much appreciated.

This pharmacy has great customer service! My prescriptions are ready when promised and there is a…read morequick pickup time in store. The employees are efficient and polite. Thank you!!

They explained the new drug I would lbe taking in detail which was extremely helpful to me.read more

As far as CVS goes these days, this store is decent…read more It's got a big parking lot off NE Broadway and 33rd. It's quite large and the shelves are actually stocked. I was able to find the product I needed after some searching. It is under-staffed so don't expect help, and you may need to wait a minute for someone to return to the register. But it's got two self-check-outs.

I used to stop in here pretty often for a snack or soda. Now pretty much everything in the store is…read morelocked up, so I shop elsewhere. I am not going to go hunting for an employee to unlock a case so I can get a cherry coke! That is asinine! I'll just go literally anywhere else.

Staff is not knowledgeable and they screw up a lot . I was notified that my prescription was…read moreavailable but it was not. Also there auto refill is too slow so I ran out of pills several times.

This is Donna's prescriber all meds are Fred Meyer stadium store. I will get alerted "dear…read morecustomer" and will pickup after 3 pm. The pharmacy team at the stadium store is the best.

This Walgreens always seems to be stocked like it's the second week of the pandemic. Employees are…read morenice and theft is an issue here but the store could be less apocalyptic.

This has been my go-to Walgreens for the 20 years I've lived in Portland. It's not that clean,…read morethere are always street people sleeping against the wall or begging me for money when I enter, but I keep going back. The people that work there are very nice and provide great customer service. It's not their fault that the area where the store is located has become so run down. I'm always making homemade greeting cards and Christmas cards; I order online and pick them up here. Prices can't be beat and photos are always good quality. As I've mentioned in other reviews, I prefer the smaller versions of stores because it's easier to go in, grab what I need, and leave. I'm forever running a bunch of errands and this Walgreens fits the bill. Definitely smaller than most, but I don't need it to be larger. I'm coming here for a few items I can't get elsewhere. In. Out. Done. I've no experience with the a Pharmacy because I use Rite-Aid so this review is for the store itself. It's convenient for me since I drive by every single day going to and from the gym. There is plenty of parking in their own lot which adds to the convenience factor.

Have you ever encountered a pharmacy that made you want to shout its praises from the rooftops?…read moreNeither have I - until I tried Capsule. No long lines, no wait, no confusing phone tree. Instead, I got courteous, prompt, and caring service. So far I've filled two prescriptions here, having one delivered and picking up the other. The physical location is very close to my workplace, so it's very easy for me to pop over and pick up a prescription, but delivery was also very quick and easy. The courier was communicative and prompt. There were some issues with the second prescription, and the pharmacist and pharmacy staff were very responsive and committed to helping resolve the problem and making sure I got my medication on time. Capsule has an app and even offers texting so you can keep in touch with the pharmacists in real time - and they will actually text you! And your medication comes in a cute little brown paper bag for an extra personalized touch. I had an excellent experience both times and now I actually look forward to filling a prescription instead of dreading a pharmacy visit. Capsule all the way.

Prescriptions refills ready for pick up or delivery!…read more At the store: No wait No lines Order by app or in person Pay by app or in person Delivery too Takes insurance Coordinates with Doctors Text alerts when refill ready Pharmacist friendly to chit-chat with It's quick and easy peasy!

Very convenient location with a wide selection of everyday essentials. Staff is generally helpful…read moreand the store is well organized, making quick shopping easy and efficient.

The absolute worst service of any pharmacy I have ever seen. The staff here treat you like dirt…read more One of the pharmacists told me to my face she didn't care if I lived or died from my Rx being a MONTH late. There is no accountability. They are hostile to disabled people and the elderly. They blatantly refuse accommodations protected by the ADA. Three times in a row they filled the wrong dosage amount instead of updating to my doctor's orders. I have been coming to this Walgreen's pharmacy for over 20 years. It used to have some of the best technicians who gave excellent service, and were kind, helpful, and polite. In fact when I used to work nearby I knew almost everyone at this store, just from dropping by to grab items on lunch break. Things started to change for the worse and I think earlier this year (2026), there must have been a walkout because suddenly the entire staff changed, several times, with new faces who literally do not give a flying F about anything or anyone. One time when I called she forgot to put me on hold and I could hear two of the pharmacists saying disparaging things about me. They are cruel bullies here. When I called her out over it she did not apologize. She hung up on me. I called back and she hung up on me three times in a row. I don't know why these kinds of immature jerks decide to live like middle school is forever but that is the level of "professionalism" you will find from this pharmacy. Dispensing the wrong dosage and not following doctor's orders I think is supposed to be against the law too? I am following up on that soon. The pharmacists here will endanger your life and point and laugh at you while doing so. If people have issues with the elderly, the disabled, and the chronically sick why on earth would you choose to become a pharmacist? The pharmacy staff here are cruel, incompetent, liars who would rather let their idiocy and malice kill you than do anything helpful, kind, informative, or perhaps even lawful. The worst part is they are still the closest to my house and I can't go anywhere else because of that. I now hate going there so much and it causes so much stress. Everyone there always says something different too. It's disorganized, chaotic, cruel, and just awful I would leave negative 10 stars if I could. Giving them even one star makes me want to puke. Or maybe that's just because they botched my Rx dosages.