This place is much much better than Walgreens, they always gave me trouble.Was very easy to…read moretransfer my meds over.

I been coming here for years I never have problems till recently that always ask for my ID…read morewitch im fine with it they said that want my passport to give me my medicine ( Mexican passport ) I give them my US drivers license they don't want it I give them another type of ID from the consulate they said no so for me to get my medicine I have to carry wt me my passport that's ridiculous and it's just this older lady that it's new because I never in years have a problem with the others crazy it's time to change my pharmacy

Since there are no Publix or firehouse, if you want a quick lunch and get some groceries at the…read moresame time. Harris Teeter sandwich is one of the best. Great prices, great portion. And Harris Teeter is nicer looking Kroger so very comfortable to shop here.

This is a full service grocery store with ready to eat hot and cold items. They sale pizza whole or…read moreby the slices and make a good not great deli sandwich.

I picked my grandson up from a hospital in Charlotte today, and Cannon Pharmacy was closest to our…read morehotel, so I took his prescriptions there to be filled. Erika went above and beyond! She had to call to ask me something, then call the hospital, then call the pharmacy he normally uses in that area, then called me back. She worked everything out, was very personable, courteous and went well out of her way to make sure we were taken care of. I wanted to thank her in person, but she'd left when we got back to pick up the prescriptions. I did tell the woman waiting on me, who might have been her supervisor. Thank you so much, Erika!

Out of all the pharmacies that I have tried, this is much better. The only bad thing is a HUGE…read moreproblem for me. I take an expensive medication every month. They should know this and be prepared as the meds are on my "special" list. But, here we are again, I'll be out of my meds until it is ordered. When I confronted them, Allison nonchalantly stated the reason again. I get it every month!!!! Not happy that I have to choose between a pharmacy that doesn't care about people or a pharmacy that does but lets you be without meds because it's expensive.

This review is specifically for the Walgreens Pharmacy on 1505 E. Innes St. I had 2 very rude…read moreencounters with a Black female there at the in-store pick-up counter who seemed to have a chip on her shoulder. The 1st bad encounter happened when I asked her a question and her reply was a snarky: "Excuse me. Excuse me." I let this response go this time. The 2nd rude encounter happened when I walked up to the pick-up counter 90 days later where this same female was standing at the register. I assumed she would ask me my name, birthdate and address. But she didn't. Total silence. She just stared at me. I thought she was having a moment. So, finally, after a minute of silence and a hateful stare from her, I asked her "What would you like to know?" Her loud, rude response was: "I'm not waiting on you." Then, I had had enough. I yelled at her so loud that the entire pharmacy heard me, saying "Get away from me. Get someone else to wait on me." Another girl showed up immediately and took my order. That was the last time I used this Walgreens. BTW: the Walgreens Pharmacy at 705 Jake Alexander Blvd. is not an improvement. It took 8 days to get a prescription there once.

It is sad when I could have given a 5-star rating at one time, and now I can't. It is a sign of…read morethe times we live in - everyone is in a hurry, or really sick and need their meds, there isn't enough qualified help to take care of the customers. Technical difficulties screw up things all the time. All that can't be dumped on the workers at this Walgreens, or any others. I have always received great service at the checkouts, help if I couldn't find something or needed to know about an OTC item. Kindness, patience, respect, and understanding goes a long way in how you are treated as a customer. Everyone has bad days, and it doesn't help to make that worse for someone. I too, have had a few problems with the pharmacy - the saving grace is that I can see they are overwhelmed at times with the number of prescriptions that are going through there every day. The pharmacy area is way too small for handling the number of prescriptions they receive - prescriptions are missing, can't be found, aren't ready, even though you've received a phone call or text saying your prescriptions ready for pickup., etc. (again, tech issues, which the pharmacy clerks have no control over). I always check to make sure I have the right prescription, the right amount, and all scripts that are available, before I pay and leave. That is something each customer should do. I have even called to make sure of everything before I go to the pharmacy - no matter which one it is I am going to. They could really use two lines for drive up/pick up. The line is often backed up around the building and blocking the entrance/exit on the Innes Street side. Being able to hear the person in the car, and the person in the car hearing and understanding the clerk inside is a big problem too. Personal information can be heard by others, whether you are at the counter or you are in your car. I hand over my ID now so that I don't have to reveal my DOB, address, and name. It's just not safe to let others in the line behind you, have all that info. Older people are the most vulnerable, because they usually talk louder and need the clerk to speak louder. The only other problems I have run into are when there is a BOGO and there is only one item left. And sometimes items are in the wrong place, and I think they cost one price, or are on sale, and they don't and aren't. It is difficult for some to bend over to read the pricing label or even be able to read the small writing. The bottom line is that, even though I have to go to two different pharmacies in Salisbury, for certain prescriptions, I will continue to use this Walgreens for most of mine, because it is conveniently located for me, I have gotten to know the clerks and pharmacists and have a good connection with them, prices for most of my prescriptions are reasonable, other item pricings are comparable with other local pharmacies, and the rewards program is okay.

Every prescription requires 2-3 tries before being correctly filled. Lines are ridiculous…read more Switching to an online pharmacy.

It took 8 days to get a re-fill at this 705 Jake Alexander Blvd. location. When I call the store…read morephone's #, I get an automated phone service. During these 8 days, I was told that I had 3 re-fills with all 3 being the same. I deleted 2 of them only to find out later they had not been deleted. Then, on my next call, the phone service would inform me that I had a re-fill ready, but when I called the store, I was told that there were no re-fills for me. The store attendants would say that they had nothing to do with the automated service even though it was connected to the store's phone number. They blamed the doctor's office for not sending in the re-fill even though there were 3 re-fills listed on their automated service. This merry-go-round continued for 8 days in a row. Totally bizarre.

I had a prescription sent here for my daughter. They called to say insurance didn't cover it, I…read moresaid okay. That's fine I'll pay out of pocket, but I asked if they could verify they were giving me the correct medication since it was a controlled substance. They answered yes it's the correct one. I called Insurnace to ask why they were not covering it, it turned out they were charging a totally different medication!!! Which was much stronger than the one prescribed, I called again and it was their error! Not the doctors!!! If I wasn't a diligent mom asking questions, who wonders what would have happened. No apology no nothing.

Went to the drive through pharmacy one evening last week . I had been diagnosed with a severe sinus…read moreinfection. Instead of driving across town, I decided to give my local pharmacy a chance. I picked up 2 prescriptions from the drive through. The person that answered the phone at the drive through was extremely rude especially when I questioned the price of them . Cannon and CVS would have had no charge but instead Walgreens charged $20 for each . Just an example that I learned the hard way to check script prices before you go.

The best thing about going to Walmart last Saturday was a worker there named "Eric." He was very…read moreconcerned after he was informed that the grocery cart I had selected had some sort of feces on the bottom part of it. Luckily, the items I had placed were inches from it and not directly in it. I had not noticed until I began filling up the cart and was running out of space. There was obvious poo. I told my mother I would find someone to help and get us another cart. When I informed Eric, he said this poo might have come from a child, but "it may have come from a dog." He was the best worker in Walmart I have ever encountered. He got us another cart very quickly, a clean one and took the hazardous-waste cart away. I am very concerned about Walmart allowing dog owners to enter with non-service animals and allowing there dogs to ride in grocery carts. Dog coming in contact with the carts can spread through their paws, butt, mouth and fur contaminants to fresh food and to the wrappers of food. You touch the wrapper and then the food and guess what, the poo gets into your mouth. If seems so strange Walmart would allow this. Also, allowing children into the portion of the cart where feet ca touch can spread feces and other contaminants to the cart. Then, anything you place into the cart comes into contact with the poop, vomit, whatever nasty you can see with your eyes or under the microscope makes its way to your hands or mouth when the apple you bought touches the nasty. Even if you wash you food you are still going to contaminate your kitchen and car with whatever the dog or child puts into the cart via feet or through defecation. These carts should be sanitized for each customer. I once saw a cashier wiping his nose on a cloth handkerchief. Then, without using hand sanitizer, handed me my change. He touched everything in my cart with his mucus-hand intermittingly wiping his nose with the snot rag. That was at a different Walmart in Chapel Hill. The feces incident was at the Walmart in Salisbury, and three weeks prior to this what looked to be urine from a child was decorating the floor, and there was only a second's warning to avoid it. I have seen in another Walmart packages of meat moved to candy sections and just left there. Nearly two years ago, I saw while in parking lot a teen throwing and breaking beer in bottle and yelling, "This is going to be a sh--- show." Of course, I called management to come outside. It turned out she was an employee of Walmart.

Well honestly this woukd be the first time I give a good review for salisbury, nc walmart because…read morenormally there would not have been any reason to give one. But I do have to say I'm very happy with the outcome from today. I am a spark driver and was picking up deliveries this morning. The employees that loaded my car basically was tossing/throwing the bags in. I told them to please stop and they just looked at me like I was crazy. Well I get to my first delivery and was unloading the customers items when I noticed the milk was underneath all the bags and had busted all over the floor of my car. After notifying the customer of what happened and she was very understanding and gave me paper towels to clean what I could. I called driver support which was a joke so I called the store and spoke to a manager which asked me to come in when I got back and talk to them. So I did and they said to go get my car cleaned and bring the receipt back to them and they would reimburse me. I want to say thank you to these 3 people Kaitlyn, Tot and Ben for helping me and doing exactly what they said they would do. I greatly appreciate it.

Other than a quick stop to use the (clean) restroom, I did not spend any time or money in this…read moreWalmart. They have clear signs that they do not permit overnight parking and I won't patronize a business that could but does not. It is a large supercenter with a gigantic parking lot. It looked clean enough with no litter though the cart corrals needed attention. Menswear section was needing some fluff and fold but was otherwise decently stocked. I passed through the grocery area and it was in good condition with limited "holes" in the shelves. I ended up parking next door at the Cracker Barrel who do tolerate overnight parking. [Review 1136 of 2024 - 3631 in North Carolina - 22160 overall]

In my experience they don't deserve even a 1. It's 0! I have Walmart + which was ok for a while…read more They are ALWAYS out of some essential I order and that's not the worst part. They may show up HOURS later than your appointment time which doesn't work for frozen or refrigerated. They want to be Amazon but they're not even close. I give up. You can't ever get anyone to answer the phone...even managers. Salisbury Walmart is a joke even for in store shopping.