Cute little drugstore, not crowded like other larger chains. Friendly staff that actually want to…read morehelp you out. Clean, easy in and out and convenient location.

This takes one back to the days of the real home town drug store. They are helpful, knowledgeable…read more The employees and owners are part of the community so they really care about their customers. The good old fashion drug store is so unlike the national drug stores that are so impersonal. It would have to be a huge emergency before I would go to the national chains.

I usually stock up for my laundry items here. Thankfully they were stocked up when I arrived…read more I also grabbed some soda options that were marked down from their original prices. If you are also needing to stock up on allergy meds this season, they are also marked down. I chose the Walgreens brand for allergy meds, as these usually work for me. This sale is due to end this week, (3/8-3/12)

This Walgreens has an exceptional pharmacy staff (namely Melinda & Saniah). They are both…read moreefficient, compassionate and exceedingly professional. KUDOS to this entire team!

I'd never thought I'd say this about a pharmacy, but I love this place…read more As a recent transplant to the Triad area, finding a good pharmacy was on my adult checklist, and I feel like I struck gold here. Bennett's is a family run pharmacy located on the first floor of the medical complex. Both husband and wife have their doctorates and are passionate about helping patients. The first time I went in, my insurance card was outdated, but the woman called every number she could to try and find my correct and updated information. Every month when I go in, it's comforting to see their familiar faces and know I am in good hands. If you're in the area, I absolutely recommended this pharmacy.

After a few years of back and forth with Walgreens over whether or not they had Adderall XR in…read morestock and/or my prescriptions... A friend referred me to Gate City Pharmacy. There are never issues with stock or communication. The service is phenomenal and I believe they care about making sure medicine is accessible and readily available. While I've never had to wait, the aisles have interesting products to catch attention. 10/10 will always recommend. If you have ever experienced being unable to get medications filled and keep medications consistent- Gate City Pharmacy is a blessing for resolving both.

When I moved back to Greensboro several years ago I used the pharmacy that Harris teeter in…read morefriendly. Very unsatisfactory experience switch to gate City pharmacy I have nothing but compliments they're very nice people they're quick and knowledgeable what else could you ask for

I'm now a regular at CVS and when out of town seek them out…read more No issues with parking, but there was some minor debris. Signage is excellent. The store is not far from highway 40. The store was clean and I went directly back to the pharmacy. A check offered to assist me. I found my product and the shelves were organized. Checkout was smooth by the pharmacist. A very good experience.

This location seemed to be lacking customer service training, but fortunately for them, they are…read moreconveniently located to several nearby hotels. I stopped in and spent several minutes looking for the snacks and decently priced drinks (which didn't happen as CVS likes to overprice drinks). I got the snacks and drinks I needed to last through this work trip. There was a pretty good line, and only one employee in site. Eventually another employee came up and started to help with the line of customers. I probably should have just looked up the nearest Walmart or Target instead since I didn't need any prescription items.

Review of Pharmacist Conduct - Unprofessional and Disrespectful Behavior Randleman Road Greensboro…read moreNC #5593 As a licensed medical provider working with a nationwide medical clinic, I was deeply disappointed by the conduct of a pharmacist at this location. One of our patients returned to clinic after being refused her medication refill--despite presenting a printed prescription that was properly signed, included the physician's NPI number, and met all legal requirements. This method of issuing prescriptions is standard across hospitals and private practices nationwide, especially with the growing use of electronic medical record systems. I contacted the pharmacy directly to clarify and ensure the patient received the care she needed. Unfortunately, the pharmacist I spoke with was not only uncooperative, but outright rude and arrogant. I answered all of his questions respectfully, yet he continued to challenge my legitimacy as a provider. Shockingly, he even asked if I was "acting like a paramedic." For the record, I hold the appropriate medical degrees and have over 30 years of clinical experience. His behavior was unprofessional, dismissive, and inappropriate. Despite confirming that the prescription was for a non-controlled medication, he refused to fill it, asked the same questions repeatedly, questioned my authority without cause, and ultimately ended the call by saying, "Let's not waste any more time," before hanging up on me. This kind of behavior creates unnecessary barriers to care and disrespects both the provider and the patient. I was forced to redirect the prescription to a different pharmacy to ensure the patient received her medication without further delay. I have filed a formal complaint with the North Carolina Board of Pharmacy to ensure this incident is reviewed appropriately. Addendum: I asked the pharmacist for his full name, and he gave me an incorrect name--most likely to avoid being reported to the pharmacy board. I called the pharmacy again and asked a technician to provide his full name and correct spelling, but she refused and said she would connect me back to him. I explained I did not wish to speak with him again. On a third attempt, I asked for the store manager. The staff member who answered was kind and went to get the manager, but the manager also refused to provide the pharmacist's name, citing it as private information. This is incorrect. A pharmacist's name is public information--it appears on every prescription label and is listed on the state Board of Pharmacy website. I proceeded to file a formal complaint for disciplinary action with the board due to this pharmacist's unprofessional behavior and for obstructing a patient's access to care. If all of you who have had a negative experience would contact the NC Board of Pharmacy, this nonsense might get addressed properly. There are numerous reviews here regarding the same issue with this particular pharmacist. The pharmacist's name is Ylber (Ben) Rraci. License #: 29329

It was horrible. The bathroom stank, no toilet paper, toilets clogged, and no soap or paper towels…read more Guy was super friendly and helpful. But lots of sketchy figures and such. People hanging in the parking lot. Place was a mess. Dead roses everywhere. Bad experience.

It says it opens at 7 am. on this yelp post but it doesn't open until 9am. I drove out of my way to…read moreCVS because I thought it would be open when I could have gone to Walgreens that is closer to the Koury Convention Center.

Excellent customer service, he was very happy to help me look for what I was needing in the store…read more He lead me right to it. I felt very welcomed by the person working, very satisfied with the store. I rate it 5 stars

For a pharmacy that's responsible for dispensing narcotics and life saving drugs this place is…read morewithout a doubt dangerously unorganized and seemingly incompetent. They're also grossly understaffed. They should be audited as I have little doubt dangerous mistakes are made here

I called to check to see if they had the new Moderna vaccine for covid for seniors. The pharmacy…read morestaff was very helpful, not only did they have it but she told me that they were not very busy and that now would be a good time to come. The staff member was very knowledgeable and friendly. Didn't wait very long. It was a great experience.