Best pharmacy and truly nicest people. Switch from CVs by Green and cedar. First pharmacy that…read morecares. Thank you

Worst customer service ever! I Arrived before closing but they had already boarded up the…read morepharmacy. And they took several days to fill my prescription of an anti-biotic that is fairly common. Awful.

This outfit has a terrible prescription system that constantly makes errors and switches orders…read morebetween stores. I'm moving my rX's to CVS on Lee Road ASAP.

Zero customer service skills. Pharmacist was rude and untimely with filling my prescription…read more Actually said I should consider going somewhere else bc he didn't want to fill my script. Rx was called in and I was told they "never got a message" so now my dog gets to go without pain meds due to laziness and unprofessional employees. Turns out they did get the message and yet again the pharmacist did not apologize and even doubled down with his previous story of "never getting a message"

I don't expect much from Walmart, but even by this standard, this was a really horrible location…read more The spray paint cans were all under lock and key. That wouldn't be so bad, except that there weren't any sales associates around who could open up the glass case for me. I decided to go elsewhere for a can of Krylon instead. Much of the men's underwear was also locked away in a glass case. Not the good moisture-wicking stuff, mind you. It was the cheaper Fruit of the Loom underwear that was locked away, bizarrely enough. Do they really have a problem with people stealing or vandalizing the cheap underwear? And not the more expensive stuff? Again, this wouldn't be a bit deal if a sales associate was available. The grocery selection wasn't great in comparison to the other Walmart locations either. And many of their suitcases had no price tags or price signage available. How do they expect to sell these things? This strikes me as a place where the management has pretty much given up on trying to sell stuff.

Actually the worst Walmart I've ever been to. And I don't have unreasonable expectations for any…read moreWalmart. But this one is absolute trash and should be avoided. First off, walking through the store I could smell weed. And no body was that close to me so I questioned if someone was actually using a pen inside the store. They were prepping for restocking but it was a mess. No order. Employees on the isles didn't greet you, but kept their music playing loudly (loved all the profanity!). And checkout was ridiculous. I was told (after I was already ringing up items) "No self-checkout!" on the self-checkout line that was green. The same person who shouted that, was standing right there as I walked up and started ringing up my items. And I walked past a handful of employees as I made my way back to the exit only to be told when I was almost there "You can't exit that way." Cool cool cool. Poor customer service. Messy store. Avoid it.

This CVS is located at the intersection of Cedar and South Green Road making it a pretty busy…read morelocation. There are two other CVS stores on Cedar Road. I have been visiting this store for years, and always genuinely get surprised about the poor customer experience. Layout: The store is generally organized like other CVS locations. Some exceptions include eye solution and other medicines that live in a corner by the pharmacy. The store is not very clean most days. Inventory: The inventory levels just depend. I usually shop for medical supplies, allergy, and cold medications. I almost always have great trouble finding the basics like Benadryl or Tylenol. Large percentage of the inventory is locked and there is no one to ask for assistance. Pharmacy/Minute Clinic: The service is very dismissive, uncaring, and with no sense of urgency. This is true for both pharmacy and minute clinic, but is really bad at the pharmacy. I heard complaints in line about medications not being available, wrong/generic medications provided, and wait time. I always witness and experience problems. Personally, I enjoy no part of pharmacy interactions. I never feel like I can ask questions, staff and pharmacists just walk away mid-conversation. I almost always have a problem with refill dates or additional questions/approvals to the doctor. Wait times are long even without the line. Frequently it's suggested that I return hours or days later for medications to be filled. Most of the staff is not friendly. Check-in tablet doesn't work as expected. Staff never picks up the phone. At lunchtime, the drive thru window just closes without regard about lines. There is no patient care, collaboration, or prioritization. It always takes considerable amount of time to resolve any pharmacy issues or have routine medications filled Service: The store service is non-existent. There is rarely anyone working at checkout. Most customers go to self-checkout, experience issues with the checkout machines, and wait. Asking someone a question on the store floor is not very welcome. Simply said, the store is mismanaged. The Good: The store now has Fuel and Go stand for quick and healthy snacks. It's a convenient way to find something quickly especially en route to work or on a road trip. Cute fall decor! Parking Lot: Large parking lot is available with access from Cedar Rd and South Green Rd. Exercise caution as both street tend to have traffic. It's not always easy to get in and out of the parking lot. Overall, I don't recommend this store. The service here is extremely poor and self-serve is your best option. Expect to wait everywhere - pharmacy, minute clinic, and store. Personally, I'm looking for alternative locations because of consistent lack of customer focus.

I was just at this CVS trying to drop off a package for UPS. The front desk lady initiated a very…read morelong conversation with the customer in front of me while I was waiting in line. That customer turned out to be a mechanic. She then told me that her scanner had signed out and she could not accept the packages. It turns out that it would have just taken some time for her to sign in. She did not want to do that. Why? Because she wanted to get her car checked out by the mechanic, there and then. The worker LEFT the cashier stand in front of me and went to the parking lot. to get her car checked by the mechanic. Unbelievable.

Left a review similar two years ago and NOTHING has changed!!!!!! Go to ANY other pharmacy except…read morethis one. Workers are miserable and take it out on others for simply asking questions or trying to purchase items when there is no one at the counters. If you dislike your job that much, you should work somewhere else. No need to be disrespectful. Wish I got the workers name, but this occurred around 20 minutes ago and it was an older woman who decided to work the register after she realized there were people waiting. Raised her voice and started to yell for no reason. You should not be in a customer service position.

I have been a CVS customer all of my adult life. I get all of my prescriptions filled at this…read morelocation and do lot of shopping there. I have been treated very badly by one of the pharmacists many times. She always snaps at me and other customers. I am tired of being spoken to in a such a rude, brusque manner. The next time I go there to pick up a prescription if she is working I will go home an come back another day when she is not there. I will go elsewhere this year for my flu and Covid shots because of her. Not the pharmacy techs, this is one of the Pharmacists.

We stopped in to grab some necessities before we went to a friends house. The store layout was…read morepretty easy to navigate and we found what we needed. The cashier hooked us up with a courtesy card when we said we were from out of town but wanted to get a deal on one of the items we were purchasing. They charge 10 cents per bag so we opted to just carry out our items and use some reusable bags we had in the car. Overall a run of the mill grocery spot.

This pharmacy is simply dysfunctional. It is perpetually understaffed, which given the volume…read moreseems puzzling. The line moves at a snails pace. They have one employee most days operating the register and the drive through. And they do not answer their phones without prolonged wait times. Seriously, I sometimes think Giant Eagle' Corporate HQ believes that the eastern suburbs deserve the worst they can offer.

Stopped in at Walgreens one evening for a resupply on toiletries during a work trip. Everything I…read moreneeded was here. I was also looking for some cold cans or bottles of V-8 juice - which they did not have. #Walgreens

Although there are a half dozen (literally) drug stores within a mile radius of my house, this…read moreWalgreens is my favorite. I drop in fairly often and I feel like no matter what time of day I'm in the store, everyone is friendly. (which isn't the case at another Walgreens a mile in the opposite direction) The photo department always processes my orders faster than I'd expect them to and is great about calling me if I forget to come pick up an order. Great holiday tip? You can buy stamps at any of the registers if you need to mail out cards and are like me and are too lazy to go to a post office. Pro tip? Check out in the cosmetics department. The line is generally longer and I feel like the friendliest people tend to be stationed there.

I've been receiving my prescriptions here for over 5 years now and the staff has always been…read morehelpful and kind.

I find the personnel very helpful, especially their manager. The pharmacy has always been very…read morepolite and helpful.

Still on hold after 67 minutes. I haven't had my prescription medicine for 5 days now because they…read morecannot answer the phone. So furious. There is absolutely no reason for this.

I'm only sorry that I can't do zero stars. The pharmacy at this location sucks! It is always…read moreunderstaffed (and I blame either management or corporate for this) and totally disorganized. They never have more than two people working in the pharmacy at any one time. And the counter person has to wait on customers, take care of the drive-up window, answer the phone (which they never do), give flu shots and now give COVID tests! I only use CVS because Medicare doesn't use Walgreens. At Walgreens I would give them a prescription and have it 10 minutes later. At CVS, its always "Come back tomorrow" and its not ready tomorrow either! They have lost prescriptions, been unable to fill the script because they didn't have the meds in stock, failed to forward the script to a location that did have the meds, or taken days to fill the script when they told me it would be available "today after 2PM." I am NEVER going back to this location!

We have left this CVS and now use the Giant Eagle pharmacy. A few weeks ago I went to pick up my…read moreprescription for a non life threatening drug and on getting it home, found that it was the wrong thing. When I took it back to get the correct medication, The pharmacy blamed first my doctor, then me, then my doctor again. They could have just blushingly admitted a mistake and I would have been ok. But they didn't. Since I can't trust that pharmacy, I changed providers and am very happy now .

I will say, other than what I'm about to write I am very happy with this place, and maybe it's just…read morethe old and crotchety man I have turned into that is making me write this. I am, unfortunately, on a good number of prescriptions. My wife usually picks them up for me, but as she's busy today and I'm heading out of town early tomorrow, I went to pick up my medications. It should be noted that I used to go to a neighboring pharmacy, but due to a change in my insurance, I go to Walgreens exclusively now, as directed by the company. Whenever I'd get a text from the old pharmacy saying something is due for a pick up, they'd explicitly say that they'd be closed between x and x time for lunch. Always. Walgreens doesn't include this in their texts to me, so I assumed (my mistake) that they most not close the pharmacy for any lunch period. I walked in and saw that every window was shuttered (there are about four or five, but in a basic "same" area) stating that "there is no pharmacist on duty, and state law prohibits prescriptions to be filled without one present". That was (basically) it. Same message on the outside drive up window. So, I figured that they were shuttered for the day due to having no pharmacist on duty at all. I then went on with my day and got a text saying another script was ready about forty minutes after leaving the store. Then the light went off over my head. They were, obviously, just closed for lunch break. If that had been expressed on the sign, I'd have waited the five minutes until two o'clock when they re opened after the lunch break instead of just leaving. Now, unless I go back out in rush hour traffic, I'll have to postpone my departure time until later tomorrow morning. LOL. YES, I'm just an old guy complaining, but simple different verbiage in the message, as in "we are closed between one thirty and two for lunch" would have helped other than the one that was ambiguous to the point where it suggested there was no pharmacist on duty all day. Sorry about the rant, but to me, it's just simplifying things.