Close to the convention center if you're there and need something, but their hours are not as…read moreadvertised on Google/their website, so call before you go. Cashier/manager was friendly enough.

Small, messy and disorganized…read more Problems with the self-check out kiosks. They had only one cashier, but he was friendly although very busy. They don't carry distilled water.

Just a block over from the hotel we were staying at, came in for a few items we needed. Store is…read moreon the smaller side, which makes sense since it is in a downtownish area (Gaslamp District). Higher prices but convenient in a pinch if you need pharmeceuticals.

Central downtown locations is ideal for folks staying in hotels to stock up…read more Just wanted to thank SECURITY PROFESSIONAL ELIZABETH FOR THE 5 STAR CUSTOMER service in helping me find the item I was looking for. She greeted every customer! Well done Elizabeth

On Saturday, August 19th, l shopped for the essentials before the storm and ran into some…read morechallenges. DANIEL and JACKSON worked overtime to try to solve my problem. Despite their efforts, there was nothing they could do. Still, they made every effort and were HELPFUL, KIND, and DETERMINED. GLAD l line down the street to my FAVORITE CVS.

Three stars for another CVS! Yes, I'm a long-time shopper! Where there is a CVS, Shayne will be…read morethere! Location/Ambiance: *Convenient downtown location, about a 14-minute walk from Cortez Hill and close to the trolley and Ross. *Be aware of your surroundings as there are many suspicious eyes, transients, and homeless people. *Prices are a little friendlier than 7-Eleven and some other neighborhood markets. *Larger, well-stocked, and reasonably priced especially when using your CVS coupons! *The outside is worn and not particularly inviting, but the inside is bigger than expected, and what I call "organized chaos." *Most items are locked up especially the snacks I frequently buy. Felt like a treasure hunt looking for my usuals. *There was a good selection of snacks, drinks, and CVS essentials, though the grocery section is limited and some of the aisles felt cramped. Customer service: *Staff were friendly (one cashier and one I saw on the floor). They were quick to assist me. *Self-checkout was easy (3 machines); stress-free and in/out in 10 minutes. It's the best option if you're in a rush. Overall: *Nothing special, but it's convenient, generally well-stocked, and gets the job done. Not the prettiest CVS, but useful when you need something close by.

I personally want to Thank Rob Parrish and Sydney in the pharmacy for being so diligent efficient…read moreand helpful in getting me my medication today. I am forever grateful for all of your help. That's why Walgreens is my to go for my Pharmacy needs !

First visit to Walgreens in San Diego. I lucked out and got the last parking spot. This was on…read moreFriday afternoon. Needed to stock up on condoms, specifically Magnums and SKYNs. I was impressed by the variety stocked. Prices were reasonable too. I was surprised by the amount of items that were locked up. I'm guessing for Loss Prevention. I grabbed my boxes headed up to the register. Karen was friendly, she asked if I needed a bag which I politely declined. I was in and out in less than 10 minutes. Easy breezy, that's my kind of shopping. Will bookmark this location for future quick grab items!

Located in Downtown San Diego next to light rail trolley station, this CVS is on the older side…read more While the building is also on the older side, management of this CVS has kept it nice and clean as possible. I came here several times in order to buy supplies, and prescriptions from the pharmacy. One challenge of this location is fairly large number of homeless nearby. That has resulted in theft from this store. This CVS now has continuous armed guard at the door keeping this establishment safe. I have witnessed first hand experience of shop lifting attempts while guards have actively prevented it from taking place. As not much can be done to prevent present societal conditions, alert management does make a difference...

MARY such an incredible pharmacist PROfessional !…read more After conversion of my private insurance to Medicare my prescriptions changed really significantly in pill number and price. Mary made an awesome effort to reduce this very unexpected increase in medical expenses a LOT more than I expected per CVS specialty coupon offers. She's an amazing reflection upon CVS pharmacy service!!!!

This Walgreens will get the job done - but it's actually pretty run-down inside and was dated. I…read morewas surprised for such a nice and wealthy island. They have some touristy items in the back in a nook near the stairway to the customer bathrooms upstairs. Don't worry, plenty of signs to tell you bathrooms are for customers only, I have no idea where anyone uses the restroom here if they don't live here bc no one has bathrooms you can use. Anyway.... they have the usual items and have a pharmacy inside so if you are in need of something during a trip you'll be able to come in here and find something. I was able to find the chapstick and snacks I came in to get.

This morning at 7:30 I came to the Walgreens to get some items and both doors were closed. This…read morestore opens at 7, so I was confused as to why the lights were on inside but the doors were not opening. I made eye contact with one of the store associates at the register and instead of acknowledging me, he looked back down. I knocked on the door and he just shook his head at me, indicating he wouldn't be opening the doors. I took a picture of the hours on the window and that prompted him to come outside. He informed me they had had a power outage and were attempting to get the registers back up and working. Understandable. I said thanks and walked back to my car, only to watch more customers do exactly what I had just done and stand by the doors that didn't open. What does it take to write on a piece of paper that the store is currently closed due to a power outage and put it up on the doors? Lights are on, employees are in there staring at you through closed doors.... This place is mismanaged and the employees are SO lazy. I've been in the store many times waiting in a line to check out where one employee is at a register and the other employees are hanging around. Keep in mind they have 4 registers. It might be time to start thinking about implementing self check outs. This store is always very stocked and has a lot of options which makes it a good choice, but I would avoid it if I could. I drove across the street after this to Vons and got what I needed.

My first impression of this store is that the front entry area seemed somewhat unkempt, especially…read moreconsidering this is a pharmacy. Then I went back to the pharmacy to ask for help from the pharmacists regarding several post-op wound care items that I needed to buy, and was unsure about which item to choose. Basically, I just needed some hand holding while figuring out what to buy. Although there were 3 people working in the pharmacy at that time, and there was no one waiting in line, no one had time to come out of the pharmacy to help me. They did tell me what isle I could look in, and I eventually found the items I needed by myself. But it just seemed strange that they couldn't come out to help a customer, even when there was no one else in the store. On the good side, this is a convenient location to downtown San Diego, near the Southwest corner of Balboa Park. Free customer parking in their lot.

Worst CVS I have ever been to in my entire life holy shit. My girlfriend submitted a card to be…read moreprinted (ONE piece of paper). They said it was ready and she waited here for over an hour. They "couldn't find it" and "couldn't print it". Eventually she just had to leave. The next day she sent me back to get it and I was there for like 45 minutes because they "couldn't find it" again. I have literally never met more incompetent people in my life. They said it "somehow got deleted" and they have to pull it from the archives but they don't know how long it will take. I talked to the manager and he just said "it's just our system" and walked away. Most dismissive manager, can't think of anyone more unfit. I literally cannot believe how much time I've waited in this fucking CVS. If I could give them negative stars I would. I have no words..... I'm so mad.

Not a place to come to feel well or welcome. My bf came to ask if they had a medicine bought at a…read morenatural grocer in the area. The woman (grey hair, pigtails) said 'we don't have that but we have other things for [assume indication]'. My friend politely declined. We turned to leave and as we walked out she audibly sighed then scoffed and shouted "Good luck finding that!!!" Im not sure what the issue is in this store. I thought it was a misinterpretation of her behavior. It was wasn't: I also used their restroom shared with their next door neighbor. The same woman banged on the door like she wanted to break in or she was breaking in or was the police. Who beats the door that hard and aggressively? She knows it's a tiny room. It was a few mins per my parking timer. So much banging. Since we already found and bought what we looked for here at the local organic specialty grocery (7 mins away via GPS) we'll stay going to the grocery to restock and not restock at whatever this is. It was holistic. Holistically bad.

Remedy is what I've ever dreamed of my pharmacy would be; location, pharmacists focused on…read morepatients, women-owned, with an uber herbalist, products & customer service beyond expectation. BRAVO