Luckily my GPS did bring me to the back of the building where there is a decent size municipal…read moreparking lot. A little area in the front too, but better luck in the back. I liked that my hair product wasn't locked up and I could just grab and go. No many other items I was looking for, but thanks to my CVS app and coupons I got a good deal on my purchase.

If I could leave negative stars I would. 90% Pharmacy staff is rude, unhappy, and unprofessional…read more The only ones that seem pleasant are the male pharmacist and a young gal that works the registers occasionally. The other 3 older women are miserable. Shouldn't be dealing with public.

Unfortunately once again the aisles did not match up with items on the CVS app for Iphone. However…read moreI did find my toothbrush I wanted on sale for $4. I also stumbled upon a reusable sandwich bag on super sale from $17 to $2, but it's super dusty and dirty so I'm hoping I can clean it up enough to use. I found a hair clip on sale and thought that the fathers day life is good stuff was on sale for 75% off but when I did a price check it was regular price. So that was confusing. I also got a hallmark harry potter card, but pricey $15... however thanks to some coupons I got some $ off. Plenty of parking and I used self check out.

"Machine is not working" meanwhile all they have to do is read the instructions on the printer to…read morehelp them fix it. 99% of the times a CVS printer has a paper jam or is out of paper really not that big of a deal when someone actually wants to help. I paid for it online and now my husband is driving around being told by every CVS that their printer don't work.

Try to get a prescription is like go luck at least three days. I wonder what their pharmacist in…read morestore is for. Almost everything they got to get it from their online store. If you needed a refill fast go to CVS

Can find most things easily. Scripts can sometimes take a little but a call to the pharmacist…read moregenerally fixes the problem.

In terms of customer service and merchandise, the store is on par with most of the other CVS…read morelocations I've visited. But when it comes to their pharmacy, they are terrible!! I have a prescription for my son's formula because of his severe allergy -- this is all he is allowed to eat and I take it very seriously where I get this food for him. I would call ahead of time and be told "Just call the day before the prescription renews and we'll fill it for you." Then I would do as instructed and call the day before, only to hear "You can't do that! We need to order it for you ahead of time!!" This happened three consecutive months and didn't improve when I went into the store in person to order ahead of time either. On two occasions, the pharmacy manager lectured ME on their procedures and order schedule. I finally had enough of being treated like this and switched pharmacies to a competitor.

The night crew is the laziest group. They sleep all over the store and have convinced the manager…read morethat they need the help, when they don't. 2 is enough for nights if they got off their a.. and worked. They leave the store and 1 employee alone to go to the store.

This CVS has plenty of parking since it's in a shopping plaza with Total Wine & More as well as…read moreMarshalls. However I do not recommend parking in front of the door as it's a thru way with traffic so backing out can be a little stressful. I got some easter candy, a snack for my ride home as well as some toxic energy aka Redbull. Felt like I got a good deal on everything despise spending $27 I shouldn't have. The selfcheck out was full so a cashier took me and was very nice. However I did not experience the Pharmacy, the shopping was fine.

8 days after my doctor sends an RX: It's not ready…read more Yes, it's ready. You need to pay. Oh we don't have your insurance info. Come back and pick them up. They're here. Here's 10 pills. Come back later. What prescription? There is no prescription here for you. Holy crap!! The incompetency is remarkable. AND rude.

This place is terrible. Really WAY down hill since it was a Rite-Aid. Went in today for a reusable…read morebandage for my foot. Found it, but after going to the check out found myself with a young lady and no clerk to provide checkout assistance to either of us. After a length of time someone did arrive. No apology, nothing. Then, and no fault to her own, the young lady needed additional assistance with makeup. They both left for another eon! I flung my bandage toward a rack of Reese's and left. CVS in Reading is not much better, but that is where I eventually purchased the first aid.

Where to begin... this is a hard one. First- every time I have to refill two scrips for my family…read moreone for me and one for my stepson- every time- it's a two-three day order to refill the script. By this time the meds have run out and one of them being a medication for ADHD this is totally unacceptable. Second- last time I went for my medication that always needs to be ordered- the Pharmacy charged me $140 for it. I've been paying $10 for three years for this stuff. They neglected to call me to tell me it was a different manufacturer then normal that is on a higher tier in my coverage than normal. I know the Old Bolton Street Rite-Aid would have called me to let me know- same with the Haven St. Rite-Aid. Not to mention they told me to call my insurance company. Guess what? I called BCBS and Express Scripts and my Doctor. This is 100% on you Walgreens- the doc wrote the proper script, BCBS and Express Scripts were amazing telling me what is covered- you ordered a different manufacturer and failed to have the common courtesy to let me know I would see a spike in price. I know you can see it in your system- you've showed me before on another issue- you can see it's Non-Formulary and you can compare the prices! Should get no stars- customer service is awful there- medications are never in stock leaving me high and dry sometimes for days until it comes in and that's after ordering it in advance before running out. Then I am out and basically hosed. I'm pulling all of my medications out of here as well as my family. I'm totally done.

Seriously, you don't even need to tell Michael or Franca who is calling when they answer the phone…read morebecause the know EVERY customer. They are so personable. I just call and ask for the 'usual' and I pick it five minutes later. Even my old lady Granny sometimes has a tab going here. No joke! Who even does that anymore? CVS would never give an old lady her heart medication and let her pay later when she gets her dead hubby's pension check. This is a small pharmacy but the have every script in stock and lots of Over the Counter meds in stock. If they don't have something you want they can get it for you and it will be in the next day!

This is hands down the best pharmacy in the Wakefield area. You are not a number. Michael…read moreprovides the best service, is accommodating, makes phone calls if he needs to for you to make things work. If you have regular prescriptions that you need to fill, this is the place for you. If you need to get your photos developed go to a chain drugstore but if you have regular prescriptions of any sort, ALWAYS go here. You will not regret it!

I had a less than impressive experience at this store. I came in for a specific item that they said…read morethey had in stock and searched for about 20 mins for it. Went to a register for help and was snottily told to go to the customer service desk. Waited in line there. Had to repeat myself several times to be able to get someone to help me in the aisle to find the item. I won't be coming back here again, that's for sure. Even if they do have cute Peeps stuff around Easter.

Oh Walmart, when will you start hiring people who at least pretend to care? I'm not looking for…read moredeep conversation, in your employees "hello doesn't need to be followed by "how are you today?" Frankly, I know they don't care, and I don't particularly care to share. But a simple greeting is part of the job. Not a peep. At first, I thought maybe this young lady was mute. I found myself waiting for a grunt, a nod, maybe even a foot stomp some indication that verbal communication was still an option. She was scanning my items, so I knew progress was being made. What amazes me most was that she must've sat through an interview at some point. That means she can talk. Which made me wonder: what exactly did she say that convinced someone she was a fit for a customer service position? I could overlook the Morticia Adams self expression. I can appreciate a commitment to a look and I understand, This isn't a corner office job with six figure salary. But isn't it supposed to be a stepping stone? A place to learn basic workplace skills? Things like standing confidently,making eye contact, acknowledging customers, and exchanging a few words before moving onto the next person. These aren't advanced business strategies. Their life skills. The management team should know better. And please don't tell me the applicant pool is shallow. Maybe it is. If so, work harder, search harder. Find the people who actually want to work, who want to learn, and who understand every job teaches something valuable. As for self check out, I used to think Walmart installed those lanes to save labor costs. Now I'm convinced they are there for customers like me -people who would rather scan their own groceries then leave feeling slightly depressed about the future workforce and the manager's responsible for developing it.

Why, this Target don't stop. Nor does this Target seem to quit. This Target is THAT Target for…read morelocals. Exemplary. It should be studied by Target corporate as a model for the perfect store. The layout just makes sense -- I know where the kitty litter is vs. organic oranges or a sarcastic Shoebox greeting card, ya know? They keep things human here by staffing humans. The humans are helpful and kind -- it is as if they know they are working at an All-Star A+ store. Good selection of deodorants. Joanna Gaines decor. 20 ounce bottles of Diet Mountain Dew -- if that is your jam, Priscilla. Shop here & pay for things with your debit card, electronic payment, or good old cash.

Had a great experience at Target today. I was helped by Melissa, and she was honestly awesome. She…read morewas friendly from the start, answered my questions, and made finding what I needed super easy. You can tell she genuinely cares about helping people, which isn't something you see everywhere anymore. She had a great attitude the entire time and made my shopping trip way better than I expected. Employees like Melissa are a big reason people keep coming back. Huge shoutout to Melissa -- 10/10 customer service. Target is lucky to have her! She's a huge value to them.