Legendary hellscape. They relocated across the highway and it got worse. The employees are all fine…read moreand yet there's something broken about this entire place.

CVS is my go to when it comes to get batteries because they always have them in stock and usually…read moreI'm not able to find them anywhere else. Stopped here around 8pm and the new location looks nice. Haven't been here since they opened up, but I use to go to the one that use to be across the street of Woodside Rd. There was no employee in sight, but I was just getting batteries. They did have two self checkout register which is great because I was in and out quick. There is a pharmacy and the parking lot is spacious.

I came to this Target, while in the area. To pick up a few items that I needed yo restock up on for…read moremy place. Because my local Targets are based on the Targets (Daly City, South City and San Francisco). I'm used to a certain level of product availability, coordination between staff members and Customers and finally, the parking lot are is a nice sizable space that should fit a large amounts of cars but to be honest it doesn't. This location doesn't necessarily meet all of this key points but as a Target store. They still meet the basic requirements and needs. The produce is great and fresh. The isles are fully stocked, even if it's lacking some key products that I can find closer to the Peninsula. The bathrooms are clean the isles are clearly visible and marked by signs for customers to navigate easier. These are basic necessities that are so very important as a customer. Now, for the things that can really use some improvements. Before you even get into the store. The parking is rough, to say the least. Because this Target is located in a strip mall and not in its own private lot. Parking can be a free-for-all. My personal recommendation, the earlier you can shop the easier it is to find a space. Let's put it this way to be nice. Some of the staff aren't the most comfortable in their roles. Their body language and attitude, can really use some adjusting. Not all but some do need better training. Whether it's because they're not having a good day or they're just not happy. Staff need to do better. Especially when dealing with the public. The value is always great at Target but pointless if you can't stand being in the store. There's always room for improvement, and improvement is needed in key places. The drive-up/ order pickup is also an issue. I made an online order with products that were shown to be fully in-stock. An hour later, I was sent a notification that half my order was ready but the other half was not available. How? if everything online was shown to be in-stock. Although, I was bothered I went to pickup the order anyway. Parking sucked because customers used the order pick-up spaces as regular vehicle parking. When I finally found parking, I got my order and drove off. A few of the items were completely wrong. Causing me to go back and fix the error myself. The staff have to-do better, they just need to find it. Please make sure that all drive up and go orders are accurate before releasing items to the customers. and not giving someone else's order out. You can easily kill an hour or two here just window shopping or actual shopping. Imagine the kinda fun you can have with kids in tow. Just make sure yo have an idea of what you want and not rely on staff for help. It's hit or miss on how it will affect your experience.

I visited Target to make a return and had a disappointing experience at Guest Services…read more As I entered the store, I turned the corner with my items in my arms and saw that no one was waiting in line. Two associates at the counter saw me approaching but continued their conversation with each other. When I reached the counter, I opened my Target app and displayed the Wallet barcode for my return. One associate looked at me and sarcastically asked, "What's this for?" I replied, "For my return." She completed the transaction, but immediately began talking to the other associate, saying, "People just put their phone up and don't know what they want--pickup, return, purchase?" I was standing right there and felt she was criticizing me in front of both employees. The comment was unnecessary, unprofessional, and made me feel embarrassed as a customer. I had done nothing more than present the barcode required for my return. What upset me most was the lack of courtesy and respect. Rather than feeling helped, I felt mocked. I believe customers deserve to be treated professionally, especially when they are standing at the counter within earshot of the conversation. I left the store feeling disappointed and would have appreciated a sincere apology for the associate's behavior.

Still the only place close by thats 24/7 besides 7/11. Man and that woman that works the nightshift…read moreis awesome. I came in around 1am and as usual she gave me great customer service. She hooked me up with a coupon and it really made my day. She really helped me pick out the right product so I don't leave feeling all screwed over. She really made sure the customer (me) and others I am sure left with a smile.

I'm only reviewing the Pharmacy Management. They filled a prescription I no longer take, and that…read morehas been replaced by something else. I picked iup the wrong RX and did not realize it because I thought it was my new Rx A few days later, the correct RX was filled. When I went back to get the right prescription they wouldn't return the wrong prescription that actually gave me anemia! So I would say they're trying to kill me or anyone else that fills their medications there. I tried to return it back to them ASAP. Since I was out of town for a few days, they claimed the transaction was out of the "que", returning medicine not policy. Not like the bag was even opened. This problem could have easily & simply been resolved with better service. Especially, since they have improved the wait time to a human acceptable level.

This little pharmacy is right across from Menlo College and the pharmacist is very nice and seems…read moreto have a neighborhood following. I got a coupon in the mail for free H1N1 nasal flumist after the panic subsided and went on over. It took just a few minutes, was administered onsite with no side affects or pain, and it really was free. I'll be back with a new prescription or to buy some cards soon to show my appreciation.

I'm comparing this Safeway pharmacy to my Safeway pharmacy at home…read more This one is adequate but not exceptional. Filled my prescription but no extra effort to find me a better price.

This pharmacy is a bit small and cramped - and it seems like the staff may be stretched thin - but…read moreI was grateful they were here as this was the only spot in the area with available COVID booster appointments in the near future. Props to the pharmacist juggling a dozen prescriptions while slinging vaccines (and 10% off Safeway coupons) from this tiny pharmacy cubicle.

Avoid! Go to Walgreens. It can take 30 minutes to get a…read moreprescription picked up. Life's too short. Go elsewhere.

I'd like to tell you a story of such appalling behavior that I am dumbfounded…read more My latest experience, because so many have been truly awful at this pharmacy, was my need to get a medication for oral surgery I'm having the following day. I was only picking up ONE PILL. I was charged $15! I am a senior who is on State Medi-Cal so my medications are covered. But instead of trying to help me, the pharmacist went out of his way to demean me. I had gotten the medication previously and it was completely covered. I was given no explanation why this was happening. The only reaction was a snide remark offering that I could take it or leave it! I know that pharmacies can offer a discount but I wasn't offered that. Even after I told the pharmacist that I was currently in food stamps and paying $15 for one pill was so difficult for me., All I received was a cold hard stare. I saw no humanity at all. I had no choice, I either took the medicine I needed or cancel the oral surgery I have scheduled for tomorrow. When things like this happen, it truly makes me so sad that something like this could happen.

This Walgreens is unique and is on a very happening street. Long lines at the pharmacy, a store…read morethat looks very dated and small parking spaces are the highlights. I park in the back, walk in and am greeted by a bunch of people in line at the pharmacy. People in that line look really irritated. This is, without a doubt, the weak point of this store. Normally Walgreens are located on a busy intersection with lots of parking around the perimeter. Not here - not that it is bad to be in a happening part of town - just different that what I would expect. The store is very dated. Not that I personally care so much - again I just find it interesting. A bunch of mirrors hang above the walls that look like from a time in history that predates video cameras for catching shoplifters. Its such a nice part of town I doubt that is an issue here anyway? I grab a bandage for my leg, some snacks and am on my way happy no to be in that pharmacy line.

My experience at this Walgreens was incredibly disappointing…read more My 84-year-old father is currently in a skilled nursing facility recovering from serious health issues. His physician called in a prescription yesterday for what appears to be conjunctivitis (pink eye), and he has been waiting for treatment. I arrived at the pharmacy counter at approximately 1:28 PM. The pharmacy employee greeted me, pulled up my father's information, and discussed the prescription with me. After already beginning the transaction, she suddenly informed me that it was now 1:30 PM and the pharmacy was closing for lunch. Without offering any assistance, empathy, or attempt to complete the transaction, a metal security gate was lowered and I was told to return in 30 minutes. What bothered me was not that the staff took a lunch break. Everyone deserves a lunch break. What bothered me was the complete lack of compassion and customer service. The employee had already accessed the prescription and was actively assisting me. Knowing the medication was for an elderly patient in a skilled nursing facility who had already been waiting since the previous day, a little common sense and courtesy would have gone a long way. Healthcare is ultimately about people. In this case, I felt like a clock mattered more than a patient. Based on this experience, I can understand why this location has struggled with customer satisfaction ratings. I sincerely hope management takes a closer look at how patients and caregivers are being treated.