I dealt with Christina on 9/8/25 and she was awful! Came in to turn in lottery tickets for $25 and…read moreshe aggressively and rudely said she can't do that. She opened her drawer which was very obviously full of change. I've never left a negative review but her attitude and entitlement annoyed me more than anything!

I'm a Speedway lady, so I occasionally stop in here from time to time for gas and other stuff. Even…read morethough this isn't my usual Speedway, it does have it's perks. For starters, they recently redid the place and upgraded a lot of things here. It was nice before, but even nicer now. Clean, well staffed and I rarely ever have to wait. There are a few downsides to coming here though. The gas prices tend to be slightly higher then the other gas stations around. I don't know why that is. Also, the parking here can be a bit tight, regardless if you are at a pump or in a regular parking space. On top of that, this is located at a busier intersection of Rochester Road and Tienkin, so getting in and out during rush hour is difficult. I do come here when I am over at this corner, but not usually for gas. It is convenient though and always clean and well staffed.

This is one of the worst pharmacies I have ever had to use. I was transferred here by my doctor…read moreafter my local Rite Aid closed. I had nothing but issues until I went to a small local pharmacy. This Walgreens was constantly out of very normal medications that no other pharmacy has ever had an issue getting in stock. They would also never tell me if something was out of stock so I could go days or weeks without being notified. Their text system never worked properly either. It would sometimes alert me that a prescription was filled. However this was normally incorrect. I would finally get notified that a prescription was ready and I would drive over half an hour and they would tell me it would still be another 45 minutes and to pull around and just sit and wait. Leaving this Walgreens was the best decision. I am so much less stressed about my meds now that I go to a local pharmacy. The local pharmacy also answers the phone when you call instead of sitting through 15 minutes of robot phone menus.

Two Walgreens here. I stopped using the one on Livernois and transferred to 1490 N Rochester Rd…read more Rochester. They have GREAT difficulty filling a complete prescription for me in a timely manner. I hate to get down to my last pill and be told "we will get a delivery tomorrow after 3pm." GREAT. Another trip back then the container may be half filled "due to the manufacturer?!?" I have transferred many of my prescriptions to a mail order pharmacy in Southfield. This works great!

Says 24 hours but when I got here there's a note on the door says be back 10 minutes, I wait 15…read moreminutes the door is still locked why say 24 hours if it's not 24 hours?

This gas station is huge. Entrances off Van Dyke and Hall make it super convenient and really busy…read more There's a light just before it though so you can get on to Hall or Van Dyke easily if it's busy with the light timing. This is more than a gas station. They do have lots of pumps and there's an air/vacuum time for your car that take quarters or credit cards. You get I think 3 minutes of air or vacuum time for $0.75. I never have change so if I need this service being able to use a CC is awesome. Brightly lit at night too and they always have working/new squeegees for your windshields. This is a major plus in my world! The inside has all the liquor that exists in Michigan I swear. Lots of beer and wine too They really do have everything. There's also bagels, donuts, all kinds of different coffee's-everything. It's not like a regular quick stop-it's something else. I don't smoke but I noticed they have a large humidor and all kinds of ecigs, vape stuff and cigarettes also. If you have to stop for gas and were also going to stop for a fast food coffee/breakfast or at a liquor store, just come here. They have it all.

Hand down the best and biggest Rite Aid I've ever been into…read more We recently moved near this location and it's become a regular stop. I like to pop in when passing to check out the clearance end caps. I alway find an item, or few at deep discounts. What really impresses me is how clean and spacious the store is. The isles are luxurious- if I can use that term, LOL. More than one person can be in the same isle and not feel like your hovering over them. The vitamin and supplement section is organized beautifully, to satisfy even the most OCD person. I've been here on 3 occasions in the last 2 weeks, twice inside and once to use the drive up pharmacy. All 3 times throughly impressed. The pharmacist and both employees were very friendly, welcoming and professional. Got me on my way in no time flat. They fill all my needs and carry everything plus some that you would expect from a convenient store. Happy to patronize this Rite Aid and I definitely recommend.

This is my Rite Aid, the staff is wonderful and the pharmacist is always helpful. They did have a…read morefantastic pharmacist who set the standard at Rite Aid, he has since left but the new pharmacist is right on point. One negative but I don't believe it to be the store managers problem is that someone probably at corporate has dropped the ball on making sure the grass is cut.

This review is just for the LabCorp part of Walgreens. I needed to get a COVID antibody test done…read morefor part of a Crohn's/IBD study I'm in, and it could only be done at a LabCorp center. The two closest ones nearest me were this one, inside a Walgreens, and one in Farmington Hills, so since this one was only about 20-minutes away from me, I opted for it. I made an appointment for the test online, and when you arrive, there are kiosks (on the right-side of the store, once you walk in) where you check in. You will need your driver's license, as the kiosk scans it to gather your information. Someone will call your name, and then take you into the LabCorp area, which was like a mini doctor's office area and something you'd never guess was behind the doors! I didn't get the name of my technician but it only took her one poke to get my blood, which is pretty good in my book; I get bloodwork done frequently and sometimes it takes two or even three pokes. She told me 2-3 days for the results, but UNC has told me 2-4 weeks; when I asked UNC about it, they said normally the lab would give you the results in 2-3 days, but the 2-4 weeks is because they ship it to LabCorp in California and there are a few other steps that need to happen first before I can get the results. I got the test because I want to know if I have COVID-19 antibodies (I have been vaccinated, but am on immunosuppressants), but most people get it to see if they've ever been infected with COVID, I believe.

The manager on afternoons was great and helped me when another pharmacy would not help me about the…read moreCovid testing. They are always helpful and set a new standard of customer service that other drug stores should follow !!

I came here because I thought the sign said Mobid, and I wanted to make a bid for Liverpool's Mo…read moreSalah. Nope. Sleepy little mobile that sometimes gets anything but sleepy during a busy time. It's right on a corner in a very affluent suburb and they don't have the cheapest gas in the world, but they're always busy and you can always find a line here when it's those busy hours of the day. They're pretty friendly on the inside, and so are some fascist dictators.

they don't seem to care that they have expired food out. cheese and crackers for a quick snack i…read moregrabbed before work is expired. they don't even answer when i call

Made a quick stop at CVS after leaving Joann Fabrics to grab some vitamins and hair dye for…read moreGrandma. The store wasn't crowded, which made for a quick and smooth visit. It was easy to navigate, and self-checkout made the process even faster. If you're looking for a place to grab essentials without the hassle, CVS is a solid choice.

Consistent service and a wide range of products. Picked up my prescription quickly even though it…read morehad been there for 2 weeks.

Sometimes a chain is just a chain, and sometimes it's more. When you go to 7-Eleven you pretty…read moremuch know what you're getting into. The reason for this review is that this location is somewhat unique because they have liquor for sale. I spoke with the owners wife, she was extremely pleasant. They own the new location at Rochester and Wattles in the old blockbuster space as well. It seems pretty standard regarding everything else except they have a turbo chef type oven like Subway uses to toast subs, so they're able to make food items on the spot such as mini corn dog bites and hash brown bites. I'm not sure if other seven Elevens carry ice but they do here inside. The co-owner let me know if there's anything they don't carry that you like to see let them know. They combined with liquor and a very clean modern look inside made it worth my time to Yelp a 7-Eleven.

Conveniently located on the corner of a strip mall for easy in and out. Good selection of to-go…read morefood and beverages, although you can expect to pay more than at a grocery store. Service is always courteous and prompt and the establishment is well maintained.

"This is my third and final time at this Speedway. The store is filthy and the staff is beyond…read moreunprofessional. A worker named Pedro spent the whole time arguing with me just because I exercised my freedom of speech about their overpriced $4.39 sandwiches. The worst part happened as I was already walking out of the store. Instead of calming things down, a woman claiming to be the manager stepped up to defend Pedro's behavior and told me to get out. This woman looked completely unprofessional--like a junkie with no teeth in her mouth--and she actually called me a 'b****' while I was leaving. She didn't even know what was going on, she just jumped in to be disrespectful. I am 61 years old and I meant what I said: this place is a disgrace. I will never patronize this business again and I'm warning the Black community to take their money elsewhere. This manager and her staff have zero respect."

Twenty years and OUT. This speedway is close to our home…read more The Price per gallon is always competitive! They are always very busy. (All along nearby Starr Batt and Avon industrial Drive are businesses with large fleets filling up, especially the landscaping trucks throughout grass mowing season - morning, lunchtime and end of day. No problem. BUT it's VERY busy. so it is completely BEWILDERING to me that this owner continues to neglect the customer experience by not Keeping the pumps in prime operating condition! They are too often out of service, and at this point, 90% of the time, the receipt will not print so I have to go inside (even during the peak of Covid) and stand in line to get my receipt! WHY? I've spoken to the cashiers, but they say the owner is aware and that it's not about just refilling the paper rolls - The machines are broken. Obviously he just doesn't care that he is holding up the process and inconveniencing his customers. This has been going on easily for the past year or two, and it's gotten worse. Today's machine would not read my card. So, after years of tolerating the inconvenience (below freezing today...) I gave up and drove down the street to the BP. Fine, so what if it cost $.50 more to fill up my tank, I don't have to wait and I don't have to go inside to get my receipt. these small conveniences make a difference in the flow of your day, stopping to fill up your tank... i've been patient. And I'm done being patient. I'm going somewhere else and I hope other people who have had the same frustrations will too and the owner will get the message.

I had a few minutes to kill this morning while waiting for Big Lots to open. This location, even…read moreduring Covid19, opens at 8am. I thought that was convenient, consist lots of places have adjusted/shortened hours due to the pandemic. I was at another Rite Aid last night and noticed a lot of markdowns, some up to 75% off. I figured I kill a few seeing if this location had any good deals. Outside the doors the neon pink tape on the cement advised you of what we already know- 6 FEET SOCIAL DISTANCE! Upon entering the store I was greeted by a gentleman, I said good morning in return. I quickly walked the store and noticed mostly full shelves. Your typical convenient store- snacks, beauty items, OTC drugs/medicine, pharmacy with Drive Thru, greeting cards, seasonal items, and photo area. They also sell cold beer, have whole isle of wine and liquor, even all the mixers and ready to drink fu-fu drinks. It's really one stop shopping for basic things ie milk, bread and eggs to avoid the bigger grocery stores. I grabbed a few items off the 75% off end cap and also noted that they were completely out of paper products. Again with the toilet paper- why!? I checked out and was asked for my rewards card through the plexiglass by the cashier. Those were the only words she said to me. I grabbed my bag with my 4 items and headed to my truck to sanitize my hands. Yes I wore my mask, seems like you can't walk into a place without these days.